Nationals and Napa Both Winners Jack Flynn Pirate Regular Again
Philadelphia June 16 Chicago was defeated by the Athletica 10 to 6. The game swung in the first inning with seven runs off Scott before the second man retired. Young relieved, and Coombs tightened late to avert a tie. Many hits went for extra bases as Chicago fielded well enough but Philadelphia built a lead and held on.
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CY Young Wins His Game At Boston In Cleveland Victory
Cleveland defeats Boston 5 to 2 in a brilliant game. Young wins against his former club on the home grounds as Cleveland bats sustain him. Turner Gardner Ball Williams Kefl, and Cicotte contribute to the scoring while Olson, Stovall and Lewin show steady defense.
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Cubs Top Phillies With Errors In Grand Chicago Win
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 as six hits three of them doubles and three Philadelphia errors aided Reulbach after the third. Moore started for the Phillies and Chalmers finished, with Reulbach earning the win in a complete game effort in a tense early- session battle.
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Palm Cozine Defeated by Overanxieties at Gentlemen's Driving Park
In Baltimore on June 16, Washington trainer Jon Mott saw Palm Cozine lose as favorites in the 2:20 trot despite the horse's speed. Overanxiety by the driver hampered the stallion, who remained the field’s top trotter in speed yet struggled for a win. Nettie Brook and other entries produced surprises in the heat rounds as Elegant Boy won the 2:15 pacing event.
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Taylor Wants Johnson In Boston Trade Newsreel
Boston news wires report John Taylor pressed Washington sources for a Johnson deal. Taylor disputes city claims that he seeks to trade for any earth. He hints he would trade Wagener and a pitcher for Walter Johnson amid Chicago’s $10,000 Wagner bid.
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Mack Drops Pratt From A's Roster In Quiet Shakeup
Philadelphia July 16 Connie Mack made a small team shakeup releasing Pratt formerly of Dean Academy Franklin Mass because first baseman Jack McInnes justified his spot. Captain Tavis Mack notes Peters the Californian is chosen for the position as Pratt is released. The Athletics add another diploma holder to their staff, Roth a right handed pitcher from Mount St Marys College Md.
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Jennings Not Downhearted In Optimistic Baseball Talk
Hughey Jennings remains confident his club will finish strong despite setbacks in New York and elsewhere. He says Sum mers, Donovan, and Willett are back at their best, and expects to win even with potential further troubles on the road. Philadelphia looks good but not as strong as when they return home.
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Minor League Scores Across Leagues Mixed Rain Delays
A wide set of minor league results from Eastern Southern Atlantic and other leagues shows Montreal 3 beating Buffalo 7, Baltimore Providence 9 over Baltimore 2, Rochester 11 over Toronto 6, plus postponed or altered games due to wet grounds in Jersey City Birmingham and other cities. Also noted is a Europe contest closing tonight with a chance to win a two month abroad trip.
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Nationals Finally Grab Three Straight Wins
The Nationals topped St Louis 5 to 1, completing a three game winning streak in a spring matchup. Walker dominated on the mound, while Petty struggled early as Washington claimed back to back shutouts of the Browns and moved into a new club high run run total.
Nationals Gray or Groom for closing number in St Louis
The Nationals may use Leake or Hamilton in the closing game in St Louis as they prepare for a three-week period of away play. Schaefer, Elberfeld, and McBride are noted infield and outfield actions while Wallace and Criss are used as pinch hitters. The club faces Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and the West in upcoming road trips.
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Flynn Displaces Hunter for Regular First Baseman
Pittsburg reports Jack Flynn Washington attorney and former first baseman has won the regular job after a season-long contest. Hunter from Kansas City struggled at bat and on bases, leading to Flynn reclaiming the position despite Hunter’s prior prospects. Lajoie to Return for Cleveland in Two Weeks. Napoleon Lajoie, sidelined by abdominal strains, is cleared to return within two weeks after starting conditioning.
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How They Stand in Major League Baseball
Yesterday's results show Washington over Philadelphia 10 to 9, St Louis over Chicago 5 to 3, Cleveland over Detroit, and Boston over New York. Standings list Detroit 27 17 .685, Chicago 33 17 660, Cleveland 37 22 1.651, Washington 28 23 .649, St Louis 16 38 2.06, with Boston and Philadelphia also noted in the slate.
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Pirates Defeat Red Sox 8 2 Behind Camnitz Strong
Pittsburg bested Boston 8 to 2 as Camnitz held the mound steady. Brown laboring through seven innings absorbed six hits including three triples and a homer. Careful hitting and timely plays fueled the Pirates offense with key contributions from Carey Byrne Wagner and J Miller among others.
Giants Drop A Notch In Second Game Of Series
St Louis used wild pitching and timely hitting to beat New York 8 to 4, dropping the Giants to second place in the pennant race. Chicago reclaimed first with a win over Philadelphia.
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