Timely Chicago rally beats Baltimore Federals in ninth
Chicago defeated Baltimore 3 to 2 as timely hitting and late running sealed the win. Key moments featured runners advancing on miscues and a late rally in the ninth inning to overcome a tied game.
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Margin Gained In Seventh As St Louis Edges Pittsburgh
In a tense seventh inning, a two-run rally by St Louis after Reed Ward’s earlier hit turns the game. Tobin and Reicher produced singles, Ward cracked a three-base hit, and St Louis survives Pittsburgh’s challenge to win 6 to 4.
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Wagner reaches 3000th hit with two base drive
Pittsburgh star Hans Wagner achieved his 3000th major league hit with a two base drive as the series opened with Philadelphia. He entered the day at 2999, failed in the first two games, then connected in his final at bat. Only Adrian C. Anson is said to have reached 3000 hits in prewar era.
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Milanless Browns Triumph Over Nationals in Tight 4-3 Tilt
In St Louis on June 9 the Browns edged the Nationals 4 to 3 as Milan sat out. Key moments included a fourth inning home run off Moeller, a fifth inning error, and strong fielding by Schaefer and Moeller. Pratt, Foster and Hite contributed decisive plays, while Engel struggled early before Harper closed the game.
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Wheat as rescuer in Brooklyn win over Chicago
In Brooklyn Zach Wheat delivered a stellar running catch and a sensational throw to nail Johnston at the plate, preserving a 2 1 victory over Chicago. Brooklyn tallies featured Wheat, Zimmerman, Riggert, and McCary with key hits, while Zabel and Vaughn pitched for Chicago and Brooklyn respectively.
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Naps Rally Past Red Sox in Farcical Cleveland Showdown
Cleveland dominates Boston 9 to 1 as Collamore and Blanding drive in three sixth inning runs. Highlights include Jackson, Speaker, and Janvrin producing for the Sox while Cleveland bats explode late.
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Duell to Sallee as Cardinals rally in tenth inning
New York and St Louis split a tense game with Sallee pitching well for St Louis. In the tenth inning the Cardinals pushed across the decisive runs after New York tied the score in the eighth.
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Johnson to Pitch Opener of Series with White Sox
Nationals head to Chicago for opener against the White Sox with Johnson slated to start. Griffith plans to visit Ban Johnson to explain umpiring incidents and Milan suspension, while Gallia expected back after 30 days.
Braves Shift Payoff Beats Reds 3 2 in Boston Tilt
Boston shifts the batting order and defeats Cincinnati 3 to 2 to split the four game set. Moran, Herzog, Maranville and Niehoff anchor a tight showing as the Braves capitalize on late scoring chances.
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Sweep for White Sox in 7-4 win over Yan
Chicago dominated New York as the White Sox swept the series 3 games to none with a 7 to 4 victory. The batting barrage featured Churara and Peckinpaugh among others, and Chicago built a decisive lead through seven innings before holding off late New York rallies.
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American League Standings and Today’s Games
Holdings show Philadelphia and Chicago near middle of AL table with Brooklyn and St Louis leading. Today’s schedule lists Washington at Chicago, Boston at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland, New York at St. Louis, with yesterday’s results including Baltimore, Kansas City, Buffalo, and Chicago posting losses.
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First Annual DC Golf Tourney Opens at Chevy Chase
Final plans for the District of Columbia Golf Association tournament were completed last night. Thirty four ranking players will tee off at the Columbia course in Chevy Chase this morning between 9 and 12, with play expected to be interesting throughout.
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Rally With 2 Down Phillies Top Pirates 3 2
Philadelphia nips Pittsburgh 3 to 2 as Reed and Becker fan six inning, Magee Cravath and Luderus drive runs. Game features Cravath Magee Luderus RBI, Konetchy Mazee Os, Pavkert and Paliadelphia errors, Mayer and Conzelman pitching though not enough. Time of game 1 hour 24 minutes.
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Bureau Baseball Club Formed From Federal Team Change
ER Williams of the Federal team in the Treasury League announced the name change to Bureau baseball club. A meeting with players confirmed the new identity and listed roster changes and a pending pitcher trade. Albert Chenoweth, a Lehigh sophomore, was named captain for next year.
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Minneapolis Cubs Break Louisville in 20 Inning Marathon
After twenty innings of back and forth play in Minneapolis, the Minnesotas defeated Louisville 3 to 2. Loudermilk pitched the majority of the game for Minneapolis and struck out fifteen before giving way to Toney. Lake and Whelan contributed key hits, with each team scoring in the later frames and Louisville tying in the ninth before the extra innings.
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Start Suit Against Cubs In Chicago For Back Salary
A jury was obtained in municipal court today to hear Artie Hofmans suit against the Chicago National League club for back salary. Hofman testified he had a contract for 5000 dollars for the 1917 season, but was released to the Pittsburgh Nationals in June of the same year. He said Chicago released him after a head injury in 1912 7 affected play, and Pittsburgh released him after a few weeks, with Hofman claiming he was owed the balance by Chicago. President Murphy reportedly told him to seek payment from Pittsburgh.
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Yale Banner Capture From Yale Boat House
Harvard freshmen seized the Yale banner from the Gales Ferry boathouse in a daring attack. Cameron, the freshman coxswain, led a land detour while two Harvard rowers paddled the river, overtaking Yale’s float and making off with the banner under Yale observers. A chase ensued but no injuries reported.
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