Cardinals Win 4 3 Over Brooklyn On Pitching Change
Meadows hurled five hitless innings to lift St Louis to a 4 3 win over Brooklyn. Snyder's sixth inning homer brought in Miller and Long for the visitors, while Griner started for St Louis and was relieved after three innings. Willis Nap Rucker started for Brooklyn and left after allowing three first inning hits. Final line shows Brooklyn eight hits to St Louis seven.
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Chicago 2 Game Sweep Buffalo In Doubleheader
Chicago won both halves of a doubleheader in Buffalo, 8 0 and 3 1, as Hendrix and Prendergast starred on the mound. Batters Henderson and Wilson contributed in the first game, while Prendergast and Fischer helped in the nightcap. Buffalo errors and scattered hits marked the defensively tight twin bill.
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Baseball Box Score Fragments From Appleton Game
Scattered phrases include Rucker age 2 Appleton Griver 1 Meadows 2. Hits off Rucker 3 in 2 innings off Appleton 4 in 4 innings off Griver T in 3 innings off Meadows 1 in 6 innings Hit by pitch by Appleton Betsel. Struck out by Appleton 4 Vampires Messrs pet and Byron. Time of game 27 hours 15 minutes.
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St Louis Beats Newark 2 to 2 in Newark Tilt
Newark N J June 16 St Louis defeated Newark today 2 to 2 President Gilmore and Harry F Sinclair watched Scora BR H St Louis Batteres Crandall and Hartley Falkenberg and Barnden Augusta 10 Columbus 4 Jacksonville 12 Savannah T Alpany-Columbie game postponed Macon-Charleston on wet ground details scattered and unclear
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Cobb’s error sinks Detroit as Philadelphia wins 3-2
In Philadelphia Barry's pressure play in the eighth inning turns the tide after Cobb misfires on a pitch to the infield. Wyckoff and Dauis control the bases with four walks apiece, while Malone and Kopf make key defensive plays. Detroit’s two runs come from early plate actions, but Philadelphia answers with three in the bottom of the eighth to clinch a 3-2 victory.
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Baltofeds Edge Past in One-Run Clash
In Baltimore on February 16, Kansas City edged the Baltofeds by a single run, 5 to 4, paced by Perring’s hitting as the teams split the day’s action. In Brooklyn Seaton restricted Pittsburgh to five hits as Brooklyn won 9 to 2, with Seaton and Land supporting the effort. American Association games saw Louisville and Indianapolis split, while Milwaukee defeated Columbus 6.
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Johnson In Fine Form Beats White Sox 5 to 2
Johnson dominated for the Nationals, fanning eight and allowing no walks as they beat the White Sox 5 to 2. Moeller tripled and scored, Foster doubled, and Morgan drove in runs on timely hits while Gandil and Schalk produced Sox runs in a narrow loss.
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Johnson Dominates as Nationals Fall to White Sox
The Nationals again faced top pitching from Walter Johnson, who dominated the White Sox with eight strikeouts and pinpoint control. Detroit’s Tigers, led by Hughie Jennings, prepare for a three game set and Cobb returns to Washington as fans witness a tense race for first place. Morgan and Foster sparked the lineup while misplays from Gandit and Weaver added runs for Chicago’s defense.
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Red Sox win with fourth inning burst over Cleveland
Boston scores four runs in the fourth off Morton to defeat Cleveland 4-3. Hoblitzell plates two runs with a double as Turner, Wagner, and Speaker contribute. Stav—Morton allowed eight hits, while Cleveland stranded seven. The game lasted 1 hour 46 minutes.
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Cheney Victim of Braves in 4-3 Loss
Boston ties the Cubs 4 to 3 as Tyler puzzles Chicago with men on base and strong defense. Cheney lasts 5 innings before giving way to Pierce, who holds Chicago in check while Boston capitalizes on timely hits and fielding.
Two Tallies Enough for Pirates to Win
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 in front of home fans, scoring the decisive run in the sixth on a sequence of a single sacrifice and an error. Neihott Carey Collins and Phelps? deliver for Pittsburgh while Neihott, Collins, and Viox spark the offense as Chalmers and Harmon duel in a tight pitchers' duel.
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Giants in 12 Innings Narrow Reds 5 3 Victory in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on June 15 New York edged the Reds 5 to 3 in a twelve inning pitchers’ duel. Doyle delivered the key single, followed by Burns out, and Fletcher and Hobertson’s hits plus an Leach error produced the deciding runs. Mathewson pitched through extended innings while Lear closed for New York.
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Central Awards Insignia To Many of its Athletes
Central High honored its victorious athletic teams at a final assembly as insignia and trophies were awarded. President L V Lampson presided with Principal Emory Wilson and Oliver F Metzeratt representing Princeton Alumni Association as principal speakers.
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