Joss and Cates Duel in 2 Hit Cleveland Loss at League Park
Adrian Joss and Eli Cates matched zeroes as Washington beat Cleveland 2 to 0. Burns, Hughes, and Cantillon combined for three Cleveland pitchers while Washington’s trio of hurlers held the Naps to two hits. Joss and Cates both delivered sturdy early efforts, but Washington capitalized on errors and timely plays to secure the shutout in 71 minutes.
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Hughes
Burns
Naps
Washington Post
Cleveland
Teo Ald
Adrian Joss
Eli Cates
League Park
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Soedo
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Jorey Omude
Mo Brile
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Birmingham
Joeh Clarke
Tom Hughes
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Independents
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Brookland Cardinals
Congressional
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Tim Cals
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Avery Dreamer
Watson
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Lravaland
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Leges
Mys
Legere
Malley
Bane
Holbruner Meinriche
Fensia
Hlett
Sanrino
Malley Staten
Avery
Holbrimer Mor
Altizer and Bielaski Still Lead in Baseball Contest
In the amateur class the leading competitors show no fresh headlines as Altizer and Bielaski extend their margins. Bielaski increases the lead by more than two points while Klein Schmidt and others remain under pressure, with sporadic scores cited in varied reports.
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Altizer
Bielaski
Eilisk
Klein Schmitt
Baseball scores from the day across leagues
In the American League New York edged Chicago while Detroit defeated Philadelphia. Cleveland beat Washington. In the National League Pittsburg met Boston in a morning game and Brooklyn defeated St Louis in the afternoon. New York topped Cincinnati in a separate tilt.
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Cleveland
New York
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
BiNew York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston - FiGnamnan
Brooklyn
Boston
St Toms
St Louis
Error by Rea Beats War Rapp Scores Winning Run
A chaotic amateur league slate saw REA beat WAR RAPP in a close game as a decisive run came on a scratch play. Other results included mixed outcomes for local teams and scattered box score notes.
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Rea
War
Rapp
Cardinal Pitchers Pound Brooklyn in Second Inning Outburst
Brooklyn bats explode in the second inning as Fromme chased from the box and Sallee replaced after five runs. Wilhelm masterful for St Louis. Later, Commerce and Labor edge War 7-6 with Rapp delivering a decisive hit sequence. Bracing action and multiple errors fuel a tense, lengthy afternoon in Brentwood.
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Brooklyn
Franklyns
Fromme
Sallee
Oexton
Karger
Shonet Hy Ib
Malony
Byrne H
Rdan WS
TUG LE Hertetter
Sharan Dbo
Rourke As
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Kearner
Tata
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St Louis Ooon
Jordan Sheehan
Lewis Bergen Wilhelm
Salles
Barger
Straid
Barry Pattee Malinay
Steen
Wirray
Pley— Fromins
Ang Koteteny
Lown
Balla
Sanee
Willia
Firat
Lois
Ptte
Rockville Splits Doubleheader With Giants and Stars
Maryland club Rockville defeats the Washington Stars then loses to the Philadelphia Giants in a two game set at American League Park. Box scores list Rockville players and pitchers, with notes on runs, hits, errors, and key defensive plays.
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Marylanders
Washington Stars
Philadelphia Giants
Rockrille
Rockville
Tod ‘Lie
Rockvie
Witkerson
Cole
Hnson
Rowley
Waal Ingley Stars
Tuna Gmudl Maso
Pace
Whlisn
Proctor
Adame
Williams
Procter
Alkervon
Adama Basifice
Matheny
J Offutt
Botebasce—Wiiker
Cole Jesup
Oxutt Mason Jrutt Weace
Adams
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Bell
Dunbar If
SiCookey
Bell Wib
Mougin
Momute Om
Wilzea Ib
Francia
Giants
James
Bowman
Clelard Lipsit
Glanta
Wilton
Dunbar
Mason
Meadow
Stevens
Winning Streak Broken in Chicago Defeat
New York beat Chicago 6 to 2 as Manuel limited the White Sox to two hits but errors and bases on balls aided the score. Manning exited after a second inning, while spectators included Mrs Nicholas Longworth and other convention visitors.
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Chicago
New York
Manuel
Manning
Hlalne Gluh
Nicholas Longworth
Seorelicaga
Keeler
Gia Purell
Stahl
Mauting Po
Sullivan
Jenea Hemphill
Jonee Stan Chase
Bratna
Denehie Mongherty Jones Stablett
Jon
Pit Hher
Manvel
Ops Mann
Linan
Mosars Huet
Exans
Tigers Rally With Late Hits In Detroit Victory
Detroit breaks through in the sixth as Cobb singles and Jones triples with two out to back a four run surge. Dygert limits safe hits until then and the Tigers win despite scattered offense from the visitors.
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Detroit
Dygert
Cobb
Jones
Demet AB
Horst Pity
Collie
Lun
Laoag
Schaefer Cramford
Cobb Hartsel
Aid
Davis Bresbane
Hartsel
Hartsel Dork
Schaef
Crawford
Biges
Detrot
Pailaelphia
Fiat
Balle
Donavan
Dagert
Lough
Gune Show Aid
Pirates Sweep Doubleheader in Tight Portland Sting
Pittsburg dominates both ends of today’s twin bill, winning morning 9 to 4 and afternoon 4 to 2. Lively hitting by Wagner and Wilson boosts the visitors while Lerfield struggles with baserunners. Maddox shines on the mound in the opener.
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Pittsburg
Lerfield
Wagner
Wilson
Ferguson
Young
Pfeff
Maddox
Tittsburg
Microvne
Clarke If
Ao Wagner
Ater If
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Kane
Ffannitan
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Crey
Gitron
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Clarke Go Wagner
Keon
McCamb
Bates Dahlen Nitche
Bates Dlarke
Pfeffer
Kane Wilson
Clarke Wagner
Abbatierhlo
Wagner Wagner
Hane
Devas
Boston & Pushure
Bullet Tergimm
Af Fear
Pitteb Rg
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Pker
Maddi
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Hrowne
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Ooraham
Rol Leiteld
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Jorale
Suring Pittsburg
Dosten
Orens—Leach Clarke Wager
Kane Dahlen
Craham
Teach
Bass
Ksre
Dahlen Wagner
Bits
Orry Doultes
Lindaman
Sreritie
Boultes
Wagner Starr
Letton Lanes
Doston
Firat
Balla
Taffald
Giants Sweep Reds in Doubleheader Hit by Pitcher Errors
New York expands lead with two wins over Cincinnati in a doubleheader on June 17. Key players include Needham Herzog Paskert and Ganzel for New York, while Cincinnati tallies come from Hale and Hammit. Final scores show New York prevail in both games, with notable hits and fielding miscues shaping the outcomes.
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Mathews
Merars
Cincinnati
Huggins
Kane
Wim
Lober
Ganzel
Leen
Shannor
Weedham
New York
Cinncimmnati
Gothamites
Cloge
Cincinnaati Act Oae
New York Abiae
Olfeney
Doyle Abo
Lobert
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Hutswitt
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Needham Herzog
Paskert
Wite
Rersey Mitchell
Paskert Zanrifoe
Hulowitt Haggins
Gaonzel Hane
Balla
Coakley
Mathewson
Electricians edge Woodward Lothrop in loose league game
In a ragged contest the National Electric Supply Company beat Woodward & Lothrop 18 to 10. Beall pitched well for the Electricians, while Carr struggled for the Clerks as Namillon and J gin hit home runs amid a flood of hits and errors.
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Pauls
Marines
Norma
Dowds
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Merines
Gouharrées
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Keane Ss
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Norris Hyra
Om Riter
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Mr Gates
Netional Electric Suppy Company
Woodward & Lothrop
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Flectricians
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Namillon
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Amateur games today fill Capital League schedule
Multiple leagues host matches at Capital Park Sonashoo and nearby venues. Interleague play features AOC versus St Stephen at Capital Park and Teague-Mio matchups at Sixth and 0 streets. Independent Teague and Marquette League games spotlight local teams at northeast fields with fresh scores.
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Commercial Lexene
Naliontile Tele
Woodward & Lathrop
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Florida Avenue
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McDev
Lufon Staten
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Newcorn & Green
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F Street
Columbia Tailoring Co
F Street NW
Arlington
W. Eiseman
7Th Street
Walford’s
Royal Pilsen
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