Beall Transfer voided by national commission ruling
The national baseball commission nullified the transfer of John W. Beall from Cleveland to Milwaukee for waiver failure, with Cleveland fined and Beall awarded to Chicago. Ban Johnson heads to assist umpire rework as the White Sox prepare to face Walter Johnson. pitching may vary with L Scott likely on the mound. Boosters prepare a big Tuesday celebration at National Park with a mass meeting at the Gayety Theater and a two day program, including a monster Boosters Day banner and a Pistorio Band performance.
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National Baseball Commission
John W. Beall
Washington Boy
Cleveland
Milwaukee American Association
Chicago
Boston
Beall
Griffith
Walter Johnson
White Sox
Callahan
L. Scott
Boosters
Meyer's
Dreyfuss Bros.’ Men‘s Furnishing
Nationals
Gayety Theater
At & Oelock
Nationals’ Field
National Park
Pistorio
Robert H. Young
Amateur Association
Bill Hoover
Baseball scope for Friday June 13, 1913 games
On Friday June 13, 1913 four leading teams played long games. Chicago and Philadelphia went 13 innings, as did St Louis with Boston. Detroit faced New York in a 13 inning match. New York posted a high bang and error total, while St Louis recorded 13 hits and Boston 13.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
New York
Bang
Errora
Washington
Cleveland
Roston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Drive Walsh Off Slab Then Loss In 6-4 Rout
Chicago defeats Washington 6 to 4 as Walsh falters after seven innings. Mullan replaced him, Bodie belted a homer for Chicago, Mullin pitched well in relief, while Russell closed out the last two frames. Washington threatened late but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Easterly
Walsh
Mullin
Stanley T. Milliken
Edward Walsh
Chicago
Russell
Nationals
Hughes
Sox
Milan
Rath
White Sox
Morgan
Bodie
George
Griffith
Henry
Moeller
Wash
AB. R
A. EL Moeller
Mulanef
Gaball
LaPorte
Shanks
McBride
eWitims
AB. R. H. BB
PO. A. BE
Lord
Colling
Mattick
Walah
Washington
Hilts
Mies—Lord
Matifck
Colima
Schalk
Muap
Boyle
Chase
Umptres
Menar
Dineen
Ferguson
Cubs Now in Third Place as Phillies Rally past St Louis
Chicago slides to third after an 11 inning 7 to 6 defeat of St Louis while Philadelphia outlasted Brooklyn 7 to 6. Charlie Daubert, Evers, and Cathers featured for Chicago who also lost Moran to injury. Cravath and Bresnahan sparked the Phils in a tense game as Harmon held St Louis to reach the late innings.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Brennan
Cible
Harmon
Philadelphia
Cathers
Abhoat
Ash Qae
Moran
Leach
Cravath
Cutshaw
Evers
Daubert
Pueian
Evans
Smith
Lssier
St. Loos
Abhoae
Phila
Corriden
Paskert
Luderus
Bresnshan
Pierce
Ragon
Tanner
Chinge
Stengel
Erwin
Hum
Mel
Saler
Mitchell
Archer
Sheckard
Hummel
Rogan
Ingfage
Stack
Loule
Alien
Rune
Huggins
Whitted
Magee
Boolan
Hug
Pierca
Dooin
Mages
Konetchy
Bresnahan
Bohulte
Mit
Lobert
Doolan
Cutshaw. Double play—Corridon
Paskett
Niedham
Konetehy
O'Leary
Dolan
Ballsa
OM Pierce
Black
Mowrey
Robert Allen
Ailen
Bally
OM Harmon
Esson
Mene Oe
Emalie
Giants Triumph in Hard-Fought 4-2 Victory Over Pirates
New York gains a 2-2 second game in Pittsburgh as Demaree fans seven and pitcher Adams allows heavy hits. Fred Clarke plans a return on June 18, while New York tallies fourteen hits yet scores three. Merkle leads the offense with two doubles and Miller hits a homer, with Wagner and Murray contributing in a tight series tilt.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Fred Clarke
New York
Demaree
Adams
Burns
Byrne
Bhater
QiUarey
Fletcher
Viox
Doyle
Wagner
Merkle
Miller
Murray
Wilson
Meyers
OlClarke
Hersog
Ol Coleman
A. Wilson
Oggood
Aghine
Another One to Braves Crushing Boston Wins 6 to 4 in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 182, Boston beat the Reds 6 to 4 in the second game of the series. Maranville, Moore, Connelly, Titus, Mann, Bescher and Packard counted hits, with Myers and Mannota homering for Boston. Ames started 2 3 innings for Boston, Packard relieved. Umpires Kiim and Orth.
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Cincinnati
Boston
BE Cincinnat
DiAlmeida
O'Groh
OB ’Hammer
Owsrk
Lames
Packard
Packand
Oogurztisdo
Maranville
Moore
Connelly
Titus
Mann
Perdue
Bescher
Grok
Myers
Mannota
Ames
Almelds
Marasas
Marsans
Berghammer
Groh
Hobluxel
Om Perdue
Kiim and
Orth
Red Sox Tie Late, Beat Browns in Thirteenth
The Browns lost 7 to 6 in thirteen innings as Boston rallied in the ninth to tie the score. O'Brien weakened in the eighth and Hall shut them down over the last five, with key hits from Yerkes Speaker and Lewis. The game lasted 3 hours and 30 minutes at Boston.
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Browns
Boston
St. Louis
O’brie
Hall
O'Brien
St. Louia
Abhoaek
Shotten
O G Hooper
Stovall
Yerkes
Walsh
Johnston
Lewie
Bratt
Williams
Og Balenti
Briet
Wallace
Agnew
Hamilton
Ao Compton
Mitchells
Balent
Compton
O’brien
Iostose
Johington
Pratt
Willems
Mitchell Yerkes
Speaker
Lewis
Wagner
Engle
Gardner
Weener
Fratt
Sinien Kane
Uonnsisted
Basges
Louls
Benton
Eastern League expands with Yanigans first on schedule
Yanigans join the Eastern League making a six club circuit after Shamrocks were admitted at a recent meeting. Avon Dales Congressionals Western Buds Mohawks Shamrocks and Yanigans comprise the league. Yanigans debut this afternoon versus Avon Daled at Seventeenth and D streets southeast.
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Yaniganas
Shamrocks
Avondales
Congressionals
Western Buds
Mohawks
Yanigans
Avondaled
Seventeenth
D Streets
Ninth At. ABH OR E First M P. game report
Ninth Street and First M.P clash in a baseball game with Cassidy Walters Moreland Luscombe Hines and Murray among hitters. McDaniel and Rasmussen pitched in a 1 hour 55 minute contest that saw multiple runs on each side including a three-base hit by Mr Rountree and a pair of doubles.
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Land
Mitchell
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Johnston
Walsh
Barry
Ryan
Hita
Kabler
Schang
Bender
Kahler
Monars
Hildebrand
O'Loughlin
Cassidy
Murray
Walters
Ames
L Rountree
Lubmithson
Moreland
Lj Luscombe
C.broome
O Dean
Gle
M.broome
Ofstrothers
Harris
O of Hines
Q Hofman
Bell
Rendall
McDaniel
Rasmussen
Fotale
Ninth Street
M.P
Waltera
C. Broome
Luscombe
Hines
First MP
Balla
Ras- Twsen
Rasmussem
Mrountree
Cassidy Bacrifice
Tohnson
Cassidy MM Broome
Luscombe &Brethers
Yankees Repeat Victory Over Detroit 4-2
New York defeated Detroit 4 to 2 in a pitchers duel as Ford bested Dubuc. Midkiff left with a hand injury after a spike, Derrick drove in New York’s fourth run, and Jennings returned to the coaching lines after suspension. Cobby Gainer Peckinpaugh Borton Hartzell all contributed runs in a game that lasted 1 hour 57 minutes.
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New York
Detroit
Ford
Aittle
Dubuc
New Yorker
Midkiff
Bush
Innning
Derrick
Jennings
Abe
Daniels
Waler
Crawford
P'paugh
Oj Borton
Ol Hartzell
Midkif
OjMerrick
Garner
Yeach
Dubue
Messrs
Connolly and McGreevy
Amateur player Stackemann suspended for two contract signings
The Amateur Baseball Association suspended Stackemann for signing with two clubs. He reportedly signed with the Congressionals in the Eastern League and with Twining in the Central League. In boxing news, Mike Gibbons of St Paul knocked out Young Ahern of Brooklyn in the fourth round at Madison Square Garden in New York on June 18.
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Mike Gibbons
Ahearn
New York
St. Paul
Young Ahern
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
New Line-Up by Polo Fours
New York June 13 In the international polo match tomorrow the teams are evenly matched with an American win favored. Changes include Stoddard and Waterbury for the Americans and Freake replacing Edwards for England. Training gaps in England cited as impact from few first class matches locally.
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John G. Milburn, Jr
New York
Stoddard
L. Waterbury
Freak
Edwards
Freake
Eadwards
England
Buckmaster
Waterbury Brothers
Tony
Cheape
Ritson
Boes
Polo Association
Capt.Miller
Wodehouse
la Montague
Rumsey
H. C. Phipps
Waterburys
Milburns
Wisconsin Freshmen Crew Eager for Hard Practice
Poughkeepsie N Y June 1 Wisconsin freshmen rowers push hard during practice nearly racing coach Vail off the dock seven miles up river then finishing with a brisk last half mile The varsity also logged over six miles with spurts on return while Columbia and Cornell crews were eased by the rough water The Syracuse squad went five miles downstream and back with tide Coach Teneyck plans sprint work and Rice continues crew reshuffles moving Peterson and Naumer out and substituting Sanborn and Sauber for trial sensing potential changes in the four oared unit
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Poughkeepsie, N
Vail
Wisconsin
Washington
Conihear
Cornel
Pennsylvania
Courtney
Ward
Rice
Columbia
Syracuse
Teneyck
Peterson
Naumer
Sanborn
Sauber
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Dunlap
Christy Hats
Ban Johnson
Joe Boehling
Callins
Felder
Weaver
Geld
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Boosters’ Club
Gene
John Gwinn Barber
An-Sik
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York
Virginia League
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Rchmeld
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Oba Ee Kahler
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ED Walsh
RENCH
John Henry
Cubs
Phillies
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Giants
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Joe Turner
Richmond
Lew Scroggins
Patch Pack
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Meyer
Pa. Ave
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Lower
St Louis
WOL Petro Philadelphia
LI. Pet
St.Louis
Ineaings
Eiseman’s Corner
Eiseman & Coo, Garrerers
Seventh and
E Streets
Polo Fours
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Manhattan
Gotham
Young’s
Louis Hirsh
Hower
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Goldheim
St. Me
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