Bagby Beats Cicotte In A Lone Run Game
Cleveland pitchers Bagby outpitched Cicotte as Cleveland shut out Chicago 1 to 0 in a lone run duel. Bagby allowed only three hits and Chicago failed to reach second after the first inning. The Cleveland defense backed Bagby with faultless support in this June 21 game.
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Nationals and Athletics Drill Before Benefit Baseball Game
The Nationals and Athletics will drill prior to today’s contest as part of Red Cross benefit ceremonies. Half of the receipts from the Washington club will be donated to the Red Cross. The game starts at 3 30 p m.
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Nationals and
Athletics
Red Cross
Washington Club
Red Cross Organization
Cubs release Saier with removal string on him
Chicago June 21 Vic Saier first baseman who broke his leg earlier was released by the Chicago Nationals with the condition he will not sign with another club without Weeghman approval. The move opens room for Paddy Crissill Northwestern University star infield. Saier will draw his salary for the balance of the season.
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Chicago
Chicago Nationals Today
Vic Saier
Saier
Weeghman
Paddy” Cris I
Northwestern University
Yankees Win 5 to 4 on eighth inning tally
New York beats Boston 5 to 4 after an eighth inning rally. Pippa, Gardner and Henry produced key hits as the Yankees tie the game and pull ahead. strong defense and timely baserunning preserved the lead.
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Ciphers blaze past Nationals as Strunk scores in late rally
In a game where Ciphers pinch hit for Doc Ayers and relieved DuMont in the ninth, Strunk lofted a decisive homer via a series of plays. Witt and Bodle sparked early baserunning for the Athletics, while Meyer and Jamieson produced key hits to spark a comeback before Ayers closed out the day with a strikeout.
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Joe” Bush
Nationals
Athletics
DuMont
Doc Ayers
Griffmen
Leonard
Judge
Foster
Milan
Rice
Witt
Ping Bodie
Mcrgan
Morgan
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Shank
Henry
Eddie Gharrity
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Hates
Meyer
Gooch
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Bush
Strunk
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Bates
Ping
McInnis
Ayers
Umpire Protected as Crowd Clashes After Cincinnati Win
St Louis fell 7 to 1 to Cincinnati as Cruise hit a second inning homer. Manager Huggins was ejected for disputing balls and strikes, Betzel also left the field, and police dispersed about 300 fans outside the park. Cincinnati outhit St Louis 11 to 8 with Neale and Cruise homering for the visitors.
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Betzel
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Raira
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Detroit Triumph Over St Louis on Austin Error
Detroit edged St Louis 5 to 4 after Austin’s wild bunt throw allowed Cobb to score from first in the ninth. St Louis tied it with a triple by Austin in the ninth, but Detroit answered with two runs in their half to seal the win.
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Cubs Triumph Over Pirates In Pittsburgh Game
Chicago Cubs defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 12 to 4 at Forbes Field. Game highlights include multiple players contributing hits and runs as the Cubs offense exploded early and never yielded the lead.
Sam Crane Farmed Out to Minneapolis
Nationals shortstop Sam Crane, traded to Minneapolis for Rippy Williams Jack Bentley and Turner Barber, heads there for seasoning. Griff believes he can regain Washington lineup by next season. Crane is strong in fielding but weak with a .179 average over 26 fast-ball games.
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Rippy Williams
Jack Bentley
Turner Barber
Griffith
Joe Cantillon
Minneapolis
Griff
Washington
Crane
Griffmen
Shanks Emerging as Capable Shortstop for Nationals
Hank Shanks showed fielding prowess as a developing Nationals shortstop, handling seven chances without an error and starting a double play. He collected one hit in three at bats, while Connie Mack praised Ping Bodie and Griff aimed to spark runs with late-inning substitutions.
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Gooch
Philadelphia
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du Mont
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Judge
Grover
Witt
Bodle
Bates
Shanka
Morgan
Bodie
Connie Mack
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Ceeee
Giants Blank Braves on Tesreau Pitching
Boston made only three hits all singles off Tesreau and was shut out by New York 4 to 0. Pitch details list Beaton, Burns, Kauff, Herzog, and others with Tesreau credited.
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Dodgers Bunch Hits To Defeat Alexander
Brooklyn bunched hits off Alexander in the second and third innings to beat Philadelphia 4 to 2. Marquart pitched for Brooklyn while Alexander started for Philadelphia, with key hits from Olson Daubert and Wheat. The game ended with Brooklyn securing the win on June 21 in Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn
Alexander
Lucullite Wins Youthful Stakes At Jamaica Track
Augusta Belmont Fear-old colt Lucullite son of Trap Rock Lass led most of the race at Jamaica racecourse winning the Youthful Stakes over furlongs in a small field. The card featured multiple claiming races and a full slate of results with notable performances by several horses and riders.
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Lucullite
Trap Rock
Jamaica
Syana
Lueuntte
Wali
Ueder
Sumelel
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Ian Fulkris
Aflern
Vlenty
Buxtens
Een Pest
Lykes
Vime
Nationals embark on 32 game southern tour schedule
After today's game with the Athletics the Nationals depart on a 32 day road trip for league games. They open in Boston, then Philadelphia, New York, head west to Detroit and Cleveland, then Chicago before finishing in St. Louis.
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Detroit
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Cleveland
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Nationals
Quaker City
41 Yearlings Bring $45 075 at Auction
Thoroughbred yearlings from A B Hancock and F N Camden sold 41 head for an average 1099. Prices climbed with a Ben Brush colt selling for 4000 to Joseph E Widener and a Celt filly dam of Faddy Whack selling for 4400 to P A Clar. An import by Polymelus went to J W May for 1706. Sunstar filly sold for 3000 to W L Powers. other prices varied with bidders including Hator Gohl and Celi-Sider Appa among numerous consignors and buyers.
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Rockville Announces Montgomery County Fair Racing Schedule
The Montgomery County Agricultural Society racing committee led by Offutt Weirs Ward Warfield and Fields released the Montgomery County fair program for August 28 to 31. The 18 events include nine harness and nine running races with purses up to $300 and age, distance, and eligibility rules noted for each heat.
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Charles Weirs
N. J. Ward
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Charles W. Fields
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
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Hutchinson Leads Open Golf Tourney After Second Round
Jack Hutchinson of Allegheny Country Club led the national open after the second round at White Marsh, carding 73 for a 149 total. Edward Joes of Philadelphia stood second at 150, with Cunningham of Wheeling in third at 143 after yesterday's pace.
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Battle Scarred Boxer Rejoins Service in Minnesota Army
St Paul Minnesota June 21 Charles McCarthy Canadian boxer and former member of the Pats was accepted as a recruit for the first Minnesota artillery. He bears 14 bullet scars from earlier battles near Ypres and was deemed physically sound by the examining doctor. He had appeared in several long hours in the Twin Cities since discharge from Canadian troops.
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Ypres
Charles McCarthy
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Shrine and Shrine Grotto Set For Big Battle
The Shrine and Grotto baseball club will hold practice this afternoon before tomorrow's 3 PM clash at American League Park. Organizers plan a parade and stunts around the game to aid the Masonic and Eastern Star Home, with fans already buying tickets. Both clubs reportedly stronger than last year, following a satisfactory 1914 event. The Gibraltar A C seeks weekend games and eyes matches with Alex Courly A A, Cardinals, or Tex A. Address J Nelss, 322 Northteenth Street Northeast.
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