Baseball Row: Pitchers, Protests, and Tidewater Tensions
A stormy outburst of comments on Washingtons pitching woes and team harmony contrasts with notes on Cobb reaching the Century Club in Detroit. The piece then dives into a Virginia League dispute over Tidewater players, Washingtons purchases, and the violation of national baseball agreements, signaling possible friction and future developments.
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Tidewater
Wheer
Virginia Leawmie
National Association
Wild Party
Bern
Adamat
Leach and Hunter to Go in Pirates Waiver Move
Tommy Leach veteran Pirates star is to be placed on waivers by manager Clarke with Dreyfuss approving. Hunter the first baseman also faces waivers as Road Fynn holds first base while Wagner may shift. Unclear who will fill the vacancies as speculation swirls around the lineup changes.
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Sparta
Pitrabure
Tommy Leach
Pittsburg Pirates
Clarke
Dreyfuss
Leach
Waivers
Hunter
Phillies Rout National League Opponents in Stinging Exhibition
Noted of the Nationals Philadelphia June 19 state that Hughes or Groom face Krause or Coombs in Tuesday's program. Athletics expect to win all four and gain on the Tigers as Johnson steadier than Bender. Gabby Street had a rough day behind the plate with four bases stolen and a missed third strike. Johnson pitched well despite fielding errors, and Walker contributed with a sacrifice fly and a throw that cut down a run. Young Walker showed promise, and Ten ter saved by Johnson’s key plays.
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Philadelphia
Hughes
Groom
Krause
Coombs
Athletics
Tigers
Johnson
Bender
Murphy
Gabby Street
Tira
Phillies
Chicago
Invaders
Walker
Street
Baker
Macks
Mack
Stronk
Oldring
Ruben
Melnnes
Washington
Kome
Wid Conroy
Dash
Ha Whiter
Schaefer
Washington Post
Nationals
Connie Mack
Elverfeld
Conroy
Sheridan
Milan
Philadelphians
Lord
Bris
Collins
Barry
Strunk
Btberfeld
Gessler
Gabby
Ward
McBride
Elberfeld
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Hiberfeld
Eddie
Teave
McInnes
Canter
Jack
Wid
Harvest
Eiberfeld
Gessier
Thomas
Lelivelt
Ainsmith
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Geevler
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Colting
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Strank
Ender
Messia
Egan Sid Sheridan
Pittsburg Protest Over Umpire Decision Sparks Baseball Row
Pittsburg club protests Boston game won 8 to something in Pittsburg last Thursday alleging the umpire should have invoked a call by the umpire-in-chief behind the bat. The dispute centers on a key decision affecting the result of the game.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Nationals Lose Opener as Fielding Errors Doom Game
Washington commits a string of infield misplays, allowing three unearned Athletics runs in the third inning and igniting a 6 to 2 loss. Johnson outpitches Bender, but costly errors and a late Washington rally fail to overcome the gift game.
Notice to shoppers on values for men’s wearables
A vintage sales notice urges prudent buying of suits and straw hats and other men’s wearables, encouraging shoppers to compare prices and understand the store’s value. It emphasizes sensible purchasing and emphasizes value over flash.
Last of 1911 Outfield Recruits Miller Sent Back to Minors
Warren Miller, with the Nationals since spring training, will finish the season with Mobile. Manager McAleer arranged the move, and Miller will join Southern League action immediately. The club confirms its rights on him are ended. With Miller gone, nearly all recruits sent south have departed, except Bill Otey and Fred Sherry. The piece discusses the failed spring experiment, remaining players, and Miller’s potential in Mobile under Pucky Holmes.
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Miller
Warren Miller
Nationals
McAleer
Orey
Corbin
Conway
Miler
Atlanta
South
American League Standings and Yesterday's Results
The standings show Detroit leading with 30 wins and 18 losses, followed by Philadelphia 34 18 and New York 28 28. Yesterday's results included Philadelphia and Washington games, with Boston and New York also on the board. Today’s games feature Washington at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Detroit among others.
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W. L. Pett
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Duston
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Moston
Ork
Brooklyn
Pittburg
Chicag
Bunch Hits In Seventh In Quickest Forbes Field Game
Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 3 to 0 in a brisk Forbes Field contest. Both starting pitchers were solid, but Pittsburg broke through in the seventh with most of their hits and all runs. Center fielder play stood out for both sides as an early-season highlight.
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Pittsburg
Forbes Field
Throoklyn
Brooklyn
Abhoab Garey
O‘mavidson
O Clarke
Daubert
Byrne
Leifield
Oj Schardt
Miller
Gibson
Coulson
Clarke
Flynn
Zimmerman
Bane
Wagner
Flyon
Bergen
Stark
Bels
Schardt
Scharat
Versta Brenen
O'Day
Open Championship Entries Echo Strong Field and Sargent
Chicago June 19 Seventy top golfers enter the national open at Chicago Golf Club next Friday and Saturday. George Sargent of Chevy Chase Club joins Alec Campbell Alec Ross and Willie Still as leading contenders. Course length around 6620 yards in first class condition with officials from U S Golf Association to review play starting 9 a m.
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Chicago
Chicago Golf Club
R. C. Watson
United States Golf Association
New York City
George Sargent
Chevy Chase Club
Washington
Alec “Nipper” Campbell
Brookline
Mags
Alec Ross
Boston
Willie Still
Indianapolis
Alexander Ross
Brahurn
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H. H. Barker
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J. Christie
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C. G. Hackbarth
Hinsdale
Si W. J. MacDonald
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A. Gardner
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Tom MacNamera
G. 3. Simpson
Wheaton G. G
Davis Hunter
Essex C. C
H. C. Bean
Exmoor C
Vi. Willett
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Harry Turple
Edgewater G. C
W. A. Alexander
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Balmeral G. C
Gilbert Nichols
Wilmington C. C
J. Brady
Wollaston GC
Ve. Alten Townes
Highlands G. C
Tom Varden
Onwentsia Club
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Glen View Club
R. Fouls
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Huntington Valley
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R.S. Simpson
Kenosha
Gir
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Jack Jolly
Newark
Bob Peenles
Wichita C. C
Jack ~Croke
Westward Ho
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J. B. Simpson
Blue Mound
Delaware C. C
J. Foulls, Jr
Cal
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Highland G.C
George Braid
Midthian
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Riverside G. C
J. A. Doneldson
Glenview
Frank Adame
Spangotake
Clulwood G. C
W. Marshall
Orienteia Club
Tore Anderson, Jr
Inwood G. C
H. Watson
Westbrook G. C
Jack Dingwell
Stanton Heights
David
Livle
Lake Geneva
Wiliam Duffy
St Louis
McDermott
Atlantic City
Fred McLeod
St. Lous C
W. V. Horre
Racine
Wiliam Davidson
Meadville
Jack Hovens
Tigers Rally Sparks Detroit Victory in Rough Fielding Duel
Detroit defeats Chicago 8 to 5 after six runs in the first three innings set the pace. Young lasted under three innings as Chicago pitching struggled. Block homered for Detroit while Bush starred with standout fielding and late hits. Willett was hit hard but fielders kept the game within reach before Lange and Baker shut down Chicago late.
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Payne
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Callahan
Dougherty
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Crawford
Delahanty
O'Leary
O' Young
Colliria
Balle
Tange
Dineen
Perrine
Boston's timely hitting seals 6-3 win over Yankees
New York fell 6-3 as Boston delivered timely hits and a squeeze play while the Yankees failed to capitalize with runners on. Hooper doubled for Boston, Wood and Daniels homered, and pitching by Caldwell and Quinn held New York to limited output.
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chDantels
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Xuimamaker
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Daniels
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Engle
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Messrs. O'Loughlin and
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More Players for Tigers Signings Boost Detroit Roster
Detroit reports four more college men signed by the Tigers: catcher George , F. Wilson of Bowdoin, pitcher H. J. Wood from an Eastern college, third baseman Lundstrom of the University of Idaho, and outfielder J. F. McDonald of Vermont. Moran of Washington and Lee may join later. Woodle of Princeton arrives in two weeks. Kling brothership moves to Buffalo. Jennings seeks husky college material.
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Detroit Baseball Club
George
F. Wilson
Bowdoin
H. J. Wood
Lundstrom
University of Idaho
J. F. McDonald
Vermont University
Pitchsr Moran
Washington and Lee
Woodle
Princeton
Herold Kling
John Kling
Boston Nationals
Buffalo
Syracuse University
Jennings
Colston Wins Maryland Tennis Title Three Sets to One
J C Colston of Baltimore captured the Maryland championship and the Baltimore Country Club challenge cup from C R Fisher in three sets. Colston becomes permanent owner after winning the cup for the third time. J Mooker of Massachusetts won the cup leg earlier.
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Maryland
Baltimore
J. C. Colston
C. R. Fisher
Colston
Co. J. Mooker
Massachusetts
Minor League Scores Across Several Leagues
Multiple minor league games reported with results including Savannah 3 Charleston 0 and Columbus 2 Jacksonville 1 in the South Atlantic League, plus Greensboro 6 Charlotte 2 and Spartanburg 6 Anderson 5 in the Carolina Association, and Baltimore 7 Buffalo 4 in the Eastern League. Other scores list Lynchburg 4 Petersburg 2, Norfolk 2 over Richmond 0, Milwaukee 4 over Columbus, and Topeka 3 over St Joseph 4.
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Macon
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Carolina Association
Greensboro
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Anderson
Greenville
Winston Salem
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