Nationals Wallop White Sox in 8 6 rout at DC
The Washington Nationals beat the Chicago White Sox 8 to 6 in a high scoring game. Charlie Robertson was knocked out in the sixth after a barrage of hits, with Bushman and Blankenship homering for the Nats and Johnson delivering late insurance as errors plagued the Sox. The two clubs set for a rematch the next day as both managers planned their rotations carefully.
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Chicago
Nationale
Charlie Robertson
Wareanth
Mostills
Wally
Schaik
Hasan
Gleason
Park
Homer Blankenship
Bib
Barhaga
Sox
Sfart
Johnson
Texas Teague
Bluege
von Evans
Pyne
Warmoth
Blowuy
Letts
Aun
Nerve-Wracker Trio-Balse In Major League Action
Warmath dominates as winning pitcher with seven hits allowed in 2 4 innings. Robertson struggles with seven hits in 2 4 innings as Cvengros and Johnson work in relief. Umpires Measrs Natin and Owens. Time of game hour and 45 minutes.
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Balse
Mostit
McClellan
Ruel
Falk
Chicago
Whashington
Warmath
Robertson
H. Hlankenship
Cvengros
Johnson
Warmoth
H. Blankenship
Gvengros
Measrs
Natin
Owens
Notes of the Nationals and Bushmen baseball clash
Barnard of the Cleveland Indians attended as a spectator to settle matters with Uncle Samuel. Under the major league rule each team used 26 players. Eddie Collins received a warm reception. The Sox targeted Ruel after Thursday’s poor showing. Elsh attempted a steal but was nabbed after a walk. Ground rules ended with the removal of seats in left and center. The Nationals’ double play brought season total near 70, now sixty eighth. Gostin made key plays in the sixth, McClellan doubled in, Bluege cut down a runner. Warmoth walked four but three came in a row. the pitcher was warned to scatter his pitches.
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Tregident
EC. Barnard
Cleveland Indiane
Tle
Samuel
Eddie Collins
Ruel
Sox
Elsh
Gostin
Hooper
McClellan
Bluege
Warmoth
Wally
Smith Holds Athletics Helpless, Tribe Best, 4-1
In Philadelphia on June 15, Sherrod Smith pitched effectively for Cleveland to even the series, defeating the Athletics 4 to 1. The box shows Smith with a strong effort, supported by Cleveland fielders and timely hits, while Philadelphia struggles to mount a rally.
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Smith
Tribe
Philadelphia
Sherrod Smith
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Ad.h.o
Philnd'phia AW
Hoa
Himser Tb
Ommmenst Agh
al Welcher
Galloway
Guinte
Reker
Harrs
Hasty
Oha
Boo Woo IL
Huna—Jamieson
Speaker
Myatt
Summa Hauser
Errop—Gniato
Perkina
Hauer
bare—Jamieson
Tarris
Hauser
Mexicans Refuse to Fall for Firpo Hibard Fight
Mexico City June 13 Mexican fans boycott the Firpo Hibbard bout in protest of the agitation surrounding the event. The bout in Havana is to be staged as an exhibition only, after Firpo arrived in Mexico and declared himself in good condition. Hibbard’s workouts reportedly drew criticism, fueling the dispute.
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Mexico City
Motera
Angel Firpe
Glim
Cardinals Beat Braves 5 2 to Take Series in St Louis
In St Louis on June 15, the Cardinals edged the Braves 5 to 2 to win the three game set. Key moments included Toporcer at second and Freigan at first as Bottomley sidelined with a sore arm. Hurting elements and miscalled plays are noted, with detailed box score by inning and player hits.
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Cardinals
Braves
St. Louis
Loui
Boston
Toporcer
Inala Ag Hornsby
Wort Worth
Tex
Hiness
Freigan
Bottomley
Brooks
Nels
Iso Jobasoujer
Uranthan Raa
O'Farrel
Tgrerithay
Bria Taylor
Wuetter
Alexanderus
F Salley
Decatur
Lf Hertoett
Ruether
Vogel
Mmott
Alexander
Brooklyn
Chiago
Jormaton
Wheat
Taylor
Bailey
Hall
Jonaston
Frooklyn
Chicago
Balle
Huether
Binick
Hite
Iiteher
New York
Herb Pennock
St. Louis Browns
New Yorkers
Calder Collins
Ward
Satu. AB
O.A
Witter
I. Oa
Gebrig
Dean
Pennock
Stove
Tobin
Foster
M¢Manus
Bilings
Vaughter
Scott
Pipp
McManus
Yasshi
Hita
Menarl
Schleibner
Ballet
Angilder
Davis
Fennock
Hite Om Vangilder
Tigers Rally Past Red Sox with Third Inning Tally
Detroit pushes two runs across in the third on a Rigney single, Basaler single, Johnson bunt, and Haney single to beat Boston 2 to 0. Walters and Reichle start Boston ninth with outs, Deuss relieves Johnson, and three infield plays end the frame.
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Boston
Rignéy
Basaler
Johnson
Haney
Detroit
Walters
Reichle
Girgies
Deuss
Mitchell
Rigney
Bouton Hamner
Qast
Han
Og Borton
Rasaler
Harris
Quinn
Hita
Ta Nfath
Daves
Kearns May Switch To Some Site In East
Great Falls Mont June 16 at six o'clock tonight Jack Kearns waited for the second installment of his 300000 dollar guarantee for the Jack Dempsey Tommy Gibbons heavyweight bout set for Shelby on July 4. If not received by midnight Kearns may pull up stakes and move east.
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Great Falls
Mont
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Shelby
Kearns
Sather Dempsey
Old Joe McGinnity Nets Yet Another Shutout Game
Rock Island was held to three hits as Dubuque won 2 to 0 in about one hour and three and a half minutes. The famed 52 year old pitcher Jos McGinnity earned his fifth victory in under a month and lowered the Mississippi Valley league speed mark for the third time this season. Local committee efforts to promote a July 4 bout faltered as divisions arose and officials faced uncertain support from Mayor James Johnson and others amid talk of arena completion and promotional losses.
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Rock Island
Sune
Iron Man
Jos McGinaity
Dubuque
McGinnity
Local
Imittés
James Johnson
Shelby
Johnson
Mike Colling
Loy J. Molumby
Gale
Montana
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Major League standings and yesterday's results from the American and National Leagues. Teams listed include Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Boston Cleveland St Louis New York Washington and others with scores from yesterday and planned today games.
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Detroit
Washington
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louie
Bet N.Y. Louis
Cte
Brook
Phila
Hrocklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Tonay
Hester
Reds extend win streak as Luque shuts out Giants
Reds beat the Giants 2-0, extending their streak to eight. Luque pitched superbly for Cincinnati, earning his eighth win in nine starts and securing a second shutout against the champions this season. Roush drove in the decisive run on a third-base error and strong baserunning. The game began after a long rain delay on a muddy field.
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Reds
Giante
Luque
Registae
Atarta
Roush
Ase
McQuillan
Buria
Bwubert
Pagtengei
Catala
New York
Cincinnati
Honsh
Pinelli
Wingo
Briar
Burns
Hares
Enque
Scott
Tague
Smeqelian
Beott
Paitehe
College Athletes Ahold Trial Heats at Stagg Field
Three hundred athletes from sixty-two colleges began the third annual NCAA track and field meet at Stagg Field Chicago on June 15. Preliminary events focused on 440 and 800 yard trials with multiple heats and winners named from Mississippi A and M, Illinois, Michigan, Washington University, Texas, Michigan State, Penn State, Northwestern, and others.
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Chicago
Br A. P
Track State
California
Maine
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Cochrane
Mississippi
Reese
University of Texas
Hattendorf
Michigan
Belffiich
Tenn State
Kahn
Northwestern
Lim
Relnke
Huberts
Wisconsin
Buck
Penn State
Morrow
Lows
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Kelly Springfield
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