Nationals Edge White Sox In First Of Series
Washington Nationals defeated the Chicago White Sox 8 to 4 to notch their first win of the season series. Hughes pitched the full game as Chicago used four pitchers, rallying from a 2-0 deficit with timely hits including Morgan and Collins homers. The Sox struggled with early fielding and late-inning scoring, while Washington built on a series of hits and smart baserunning to seal the victory.
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Washingtons win marks one sided display in league matchup
In Chicago Sta apenny wash the Nationals delivered a lopsided triumph, breaking fast on the road and showcasing a fierce offense. The story notes barbed tensions, disciplinary actions and ongoing league upheaval as executive Barrow enforces new conduct rules while teams muddle through inconsistent form and suspensions.
Byers Loses Golf Bet at Sewickley Invitation Show
E M Byers former US amateur champion loses a $100 a hole special match to F M Ferin of the National Golf Club in the opening round of the Allegheny Country Club invitation tournament at Sewickley. Byers also sets Sewickley course record with 9 for eighteen holes in the regular event. In Winston Salem Carl Ray pitches the Dash to two wins in a double header setting a Carolina League mark.
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White Sox Offer Rixey 650 A Month In Bid
In Charlottesville Virginia on June 5 Eppa Rixey a noted Virginia southpaw is courted for a big league contract. The Washington Poet reports that Chicago White Sox have extended a $650 monthly offer to secure his services as their pursuit of strong pitching continues.
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Nationals Face White Sox In Chicago Showdown
Noted of the Nationals 7 Chicago June 6 grooming pitcher tomorrow against the Sox. McBride made a sensational catch while McGride and Morgan produced rare hits. Schaefer's coaching antics drew laughs and Callahan struggled with bullpen depth. Eddie Foster received flowers at bat, Gandil greeted by fans, and the crowd teased Schaefer as Moeller hit safely.
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Minor League Scores Across Circuits in One Day
In American Association action Indianapolis edged Kansas City 9 to 7 while Taouiaville lost to Mingeapolis 1 to 4 in game one. Louisville defeated Mingeapolis 6 to 4 in game two as Paul dominated with 12 to 1. Tristate and Virginia leagues show mixed results with several no schedules and placeholder notes. West Point and Colgate fought a close cadet test 7 to 6 in the ninth with battery details listed.
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Giants Rout Reds in High-Scoring Baseball Opener
New York defeats Cincinnati 22 to 10 as Fromme and Neete yield nine early runs. Doyle collects three singles a double and a triple in six at bats while Crandall and S Fletcher contribute on the mound in a chaotic game marked by errors and wild pitching.
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WE Washington Chicago Detroit Boston Washington at Chicago
A compact listing shows matchups among major teams with games spread across several cities. The schedule notes games including New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Detroit and other pairings among WE Washington Chicago Detroit Boston and related cities.
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Harvard Beats Williams In Low-Scoring Cambridge Clash
Harvard defeated Williams 8 to 6 in Cambridge Massachusetts on June 5. Harvard pitcher Hardy faltered early and Bart holf replaced him in the first inning, delivering three hits in three at bats and effectively carrying the win. Williams ace Davis left the game in the sixth after allowing multiple runs.
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Phillies Pitchers Dominate As Cards Tie Series On Errors
St Louis won the opening game of the series 7 to 5 after hitting Seaton and Shultz hard. Manager Doomn and Seaton were ordered off the field by umpire Rigler in the fifth. Notable hits came from Magee Mowrey Gakes Wingo Harmon Titus Luderus Kuabe Downey and Doola. Pitchers Seaton Shultz Curtis and Wallace worked for Philadelphia while the Cardinals used Mullins and others in relief. Time 2 hours 6 minutes.
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Boston Falls to Pirates in 7 to 9 Loss at Home
Boston loses to Pittsburgh 7 to 4 as Camnitz keeps Boston hits scattered outside closing innings. Donin hits a home run and Sweeney collects two runs for Boston, while Brown struggles on the mound and the Pirates pull away in late innings.
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Tigers Bunch Rally Powers Detroit Over Boston
Detroit defeats Boston as Hall wildness spurs a six run sixth inning. Hooper Yerkes Speaker Gardner Wagner and Louden contribute hits while Wood relieves Hall and limits the Boston attack. In Philadelphia Kilbane rallies to force a late surge but O'Toole survives a tough seventh only to fall short.
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Brooklyn Wins First Game Of Series With Chicago 4 to 3
In June Brooklyn edges Chicago 4 to 3 as Tooley scores the winning run in the ninth after a Moran Texas leaguer. Zimmerman homered to tie the game in the seventh. O Miller and Wheat spark the offense while Rucker and Reulbach toil on the mound. Brooklyn builds early lead, Chicago rallies, final score 4-3.
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Yale Wins In Eleventh Inning Over Dartmouth
Yale defeated Dartmouth 6 to 5 in New Haven in an 11 inning game. Yale pitcher Gross earned the win with a decisive extras moment as Fahey mishandled a throw allowing the winning run. Dartmouth tied the score in the eighth and ninth with five runs, then Yale pushed across the decisive run in the eleventh.
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Cleveland Triumphs Over New York In Baseball Clash
Cleveland beat New York 7 to 5 as Kahler held the visitors in check until Thompson relieved. Quinn went four innings, Thompson allowed only two hits in four frames and fanned four. Key hits by Graney and Birmingham helped Cleveland to the win while Savoy and Lajoie fueled the offense. Umpires Evans and Wetterveit called a 1 hour 35 minute game.
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Browns in Big Batting Fest
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 13 to 1 as Mitchell dominated on the mound and the Browns showed power at the plate. Errors and miscues limited Philadelphia, while St Louis rallied with Homers and solid hitting to secure a lopsided win in a two hour game.
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Brown Floors Wells in Narrow Victory
Matt Wells failed to impress in a bout with Brown of the East Side, yoking a decisive but slim win for Brown. The English lightweight champion used sharp craft to steal three rounds, while Wells was dropped early but recovered to keep two rounds even.
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Semifinal prospects in Middle Atlantic tennis tourney
Hellen Britton and Capt Wilson survive consolations as doubles begin on Bachelor Club courts. McLean is the favored among four in the men's singles semifinals with Britten, Wilson, Hellen, and McLean advancing. Young Treanor scores two wins, while Meconsen missteps and narrow losses mark the day's play.
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