Washington Nationals struggle with pitching depth in rough stretch
In eleven games since returning home the Washington Nationals have relied on a mix of veterans and youngsters. Walker led the rotation but failed to complete three innings in two recent starts while Sherry shone in relief, holding Boston and Cleveland to minimal damage. With Otey and Sherry stepping in, the club faces decisions on early tests for youth versus veteran caution amid a struggling staff.
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Nationals
Rena
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Tom Flu ¢I¢S
Heme
Husky
Fiyers
High
Herrell
Washington
West
Walker
Groom
Gray
Johnson
Otey
Ofey
Sherry
Elish
Craw
Lattee
Hag
Hughes
Tewis
Magie
Municipal track and field meet entry blanks opened for Independence Day events
The annual Municipal track meet invites athletes 16 and under to enter without fees for five junior events and ten senior events. All events are handicapped except one. Medals awarded in each event, with a cap on the top senior scorer. Events include sprints, distance runs, jumps, and throws with weight limits.
Jackson's homer crowds right field in Naps win
Joe Jackson belted a towering solo shot over the right field roof, part of a three run blast that helped the Cleveland Naps edge the Nationals 8 to 2. Graney also homered, while Sherry and Gregg held to the mound as Washington struggled with bunts and base paths.
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Joe Ss. Jackson
Joe Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Cleveland
Nationals
Naps
Gregg
Sherry
Tom Hughes
Hughes
Washington
McBride
Grorge
Raymond Rides On Engine After Disappearance
New York Nationals arrived in Pittsburg when pitcher Raymond reportedly vanished en route from Chicago. After a hotel meeting with Manager McGraw, Raymond emerged, revealing he rode in a cab with the engine driver for the last two hours of the Western trip, a former railroad coworker.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Raymond
McGraw
Leach Not To Be Traded Denial From Pittsburg Club
Pittsburg Bell Club secretary Jocke says reports of Tom Leach being traded to the Brooklyn National League club are false. He states such action has never been considered and confirms the man who sent the Pittsburg story is spreading falsehoods.
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Pittsburg
Tommy Leach
Pittsburg Bell Club
Brooklyn
Leach
Jocke
Noted Of The Nationals In Weak Weather Ball Game
Weather kept the game low in scoring as Land, Sherry and Cunningham produced the only notable hits. Beiberfeld, Bessler added late singles, Milan stole a base, and Land saved a runner with a heads up play. Cleveland shows improvement, and Gessler, Gregg and Elberfeld contributed on both sides while Detroit claims on Walker are denied.
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Hughes
Jackson
Stovall
Birmingham
Turner
Sherry
Ball
Land
Gregg
Graney
Stoval
Gessler
Ainsmith
Washington
McBride
Cunningham
Elberfeld
Nationals
Conroy
Schaefer
Henry
Cleveland
Washingto
Milan
Lelivelt
MecBridk
Ainamith
P. Stovall
Staten
Giberfeld
Messrs
Perrine and
Dineen
Tims
Beiberfeld
Bessler
Doc Gessler
Weslee
Detroit
Walker
Carolina
Stallings
Buffalo
Mike Kahee
Atlanta
Elberfela
Joseph
President Lynch Orders Chicago-Pittsburg Game Replayed
National League president Lynch voids the May 25 game after ruling the field umpire Erred calling Archer out Instead of Shean and the umpire in chief Erred reversing the call The protest by Chicago is sustained and the game is to be replayed.
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Lynch
New York
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Chicago
Pittsburg
Shean
Archer
Wagner
Doyle
Wagener
Clarke
Klein
Kiem
Klem
Doyie
Minor League Games Report From Multiple Leagues
Scores from American Association games include St Paul 1 at Milwaukee 0 and Kansas City 10 over Minneapolis 3. Eastern League results show Montreal 6 Toronto 3, Buffalo 11 Huffalo 3, and Trenton 13 Harrisburg 6 with several rain delays.
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Montreal
Toronto
Huffalo
Rochester
Buffalo
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Providence-Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City-Newark
Trenton
Harrisburg
Reading
Johnstown-Reading
Wilmington
Wilmington-York
Lancaster
Lancaster-Altoona
Johnson demands big money to fight champions in Europe
In a Washington Post report datelined New York, Jack Johnson says he will only defend his world title for $30,000 in gold and requires opponents Wells or Langford to back his terms. He outlines fights with McIntosh, McVey, and Jeannette in Paris or Australia, with Langford betting $20,000 on the side. He predicts a return in August and mentions Carl Morris as a potential challenger if Morris defeats Flynn on July 4.
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Sim
Wells
Langford
McVey
Jeannette
Paris
McIntosh
Washington Post
New York
Mistah McIntosh
Jack Johnson
England
Mistah John A. Johnson
Lil Arthur
Texas Jack
Bombardier
John A. Johnson
Mistah Wells
Miston McIntosh
Carl Morris
Flynn
Oklahoma
Morris
King to Help Coach Navy Football
Annapolis dispatches detail the Naval Academy football staff for next season with Midshipman T Starr King as captain and new co coaches Ensign Douglas L Howard and Ensign Jonas H Ingram. Yale's Frank Wheaton returns as field coach. Keane to captain Georgetown Juniors. Lineup lists King as shortstop and Keane as catcher among others.
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Naval Academy
T. Starr King
Ensign Douglas L. Howard
Ensign Jonas H. Ingram
Frank Wheaton
Yale
Keane
Georgetown
George Keane
Corcoran Stars
King
Watson
Capt. Keane
Jackson
Schafer
Davis
Schofield
McIntosh
Hillery
Chicago on top as Lynch voids tied race with Pirates protest
Memorial Day morning saw Chicago move to first in the National League after President Lynch voided a game against Brooklyn. Cubs defeated Brooklyn 5 3 with Sheckard Schulte Hofman Kaiser and Tooley keying the win while Bell and Richie allowed late rallies. Pitchers Drennan and O Day officiated the 1 hour 89 minute contest.
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National League
Lynch
Cubs
Pirates
Washington Post
Chicago
Pittsburg
Giants
Brooklyn
Shephard
Pooley
Bebuke
OlDaubert
Hofman
Doyle
OjBureh
Tinker
Goulson
Kaiser
OjBergen
Richie
Bell
Bergen
Sheckard
Schulte
Kiler
Tooley
Daubert
Burch
Wheat
Richis
Pirates Subdue Giants In Six Innings Win
Pittsburg beat New York 4 to 3 as all Pittsburgh runs came in the sixth. Leifield struggled briefly. Raymond started for the Giants but left after the fifth. Crandall relieved and held the line, while Crandall earned the win as New York mounted late pressure but fell short.
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Leifield
Raymond
Crandall
Pittsbore
New York
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Fletcher m
OlSnodgrass
Il Murray
Merkle
OlBritwell
Wilaon
Simon
Selfield
DiDevila
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Bridwell
Meyers
Rune—Carey
Wagner
Leifeld
Devore
Fletcher
Byrne
Miller
Snodgrass
Merkie
Tvarner
Carey
Murrey
McKechnie
Leffield
Reds Beat Phillies 5 to 0 in Cincinnati
Suggs worked efficiently with men on base as Cincinnati bunched hits off Chalmers in the fifth and seventh innings. Hoblitzell and Mitchell starred in the field while Knabe was ejected in the fifth for dispute. Scoring details note Grant and Paukert providing hits for Philadelphia and Downey stealing a base, with solid Cincinnati defense turning double plays and holding Philadelphia scoreless after a seven inning offensive quiet spell.
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Ohio
Suggs
Chalmers
Philadelphia
Hoblitzell
Mitchell
Knabe
Phila
Abes
E Knabe
O‘beecher
Walsh
Egan
OlHoblitzell
OlMitchell
Luderus
Downey
Doon
olSeges
OM Chalmers
Buges
Messrs
Klem and
Emslie
Baltimore Hosts Invitation Amateur Golf Tournament
Baltimore prepares for a major invite amateur event at the Baltimore Country Club opening Thursday. About 60 out of town golfers are expected, including former amateur champion Walter J. Travis and entrants from Garden City Fox Hills Toledo Montclair Chevy Chase Morven etc. Eastern cities will be represented.
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Baltimore
W. Tuckermann
Morven Thompson
Reeve Lewis
John H. Clapp
Chevy Chase Country Club
Henry Clay Bridges
Virginia Country Club
James L. Morrow
Portland
Oreg
Dr. T. J. W. Brows
Bannockburn Golf Club
W. F. Morgan, Jr
Short Hills
N. J
Mrs Fox the Challenger in Eastern Golf Lead
In Newton Massachusetts on June 6 rain left Brae Burn water logged as Mrs Ronald H Barlow of Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia extended her comfortable lead in the Women s Eastern Golf Association championship second 18 holes Her closest rival Mrs Caleb F Fox the Philadelphia champion rose from sixth to second while Miss F C Osgood title holder trailed by eighteen strokes in the day s play Also noted Anacostia forfeited to Hamline in the Sunday School League due to only six players present for the scheduled game.
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Newton
Mass
Ronald H. Barlow
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
F. C. Osgood
Barlow
Caleb F .Fox
Few
Fox
Anacostia
Hamline
Remington Batteries Umpire Walsh in Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia
A brief scoreless or incomplete line notes Remington and umpire Mr Walsh with Underwood and Crump figures, listing teams Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia St Louis and officials including J. Kengla Arth Maugherty and Helwig in a historic scorecard fragment.
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Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
R. HE
Onderwood
Remington
J. Kengla
Arth
Maugherty
Underwood
Crump
Myers
Jones
Helwig
Mr. Walsh
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