Mage Walks 16 Yankees in Debut Highlighted by Crowell
Philadelphia June 23 New York won two games from Philadelphia today 3 to 2 in ten innings and 15 to 7. Crowell formerly of Brown University debuted for New York and pitched well until costly errors. In the tenth Bauman scored the winning run on singles by himself and Caldwell Sweeney’s sacrifice and a wild throw by Conway. In game two Elaas formerly of Worcester Academy debuted for New York and issued sixteen bases on balls while three wild pitches aided Philadelphia.
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Tigers Triumph as Lowdermilk Tops St Louis in Eight
Detroit wins 4 2 as Lowdermilk tumbles Crawford for a decisive eighth inning score. Cobb scores on the tumble after Kavanagh reaches third. Steen fans Leary four times. Shown are line scores, fielding errors, and base hits with Detroit and St Louis players listed.
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Ragan Gets Verdict In Duel With Dell
Boston defeats Brooklyn 3 to 2 as H Ragan outpitched Dell who walked seven. Brooklyn rallied with a double a triple and a single for two runs. Getz Maranville and McCarthy homered for Boston with Magee and Connolly stealing bases. Game lasted 1 hour 54 minutes. Umpires Byron and Eason.
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Home Club League Indians Defeat For Pension Team Notes
Penalon, AB Indians suffer a 9 to 2 loss to Brooks led team as McCabe strikes out nine in a pitching duel. Randall earns win with four strikeouts and two wild pitches, while Sabean and Merts contribute key hits. Errors by Randall and McChesney impact the score, with seven different players registered in the box.
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Aggies and Interstate Nets In Department Tennis Wins
Agriculture swept Post Office while Interstate took four of five matches, despite strong wind that muted play. Readouts show Agriculture 5 Post Office 0 with five inner matches: Doyle/Kellerman 6 0. Barbar/Lathrop 6 4 6 1. Clark/Richards 6 4. Shearman/Weightman 6 5 6 0. Curtes/Walker 6 4 5. Interstate 4 Smithsonian 1 with Doyle 6 2. Smithsonian Tolman/Fitch 6 4. Interstate Lyon/Bingham 6 2. Interstate Thurtell/Stratton 6 3 6 2. Interstate Bweeney/Rouse 6 2 8 6.
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Two to Lead Chicago Past Cleveland in Doubleheader
Chicago wins both ends of the doubleheader 3 1 and 3 6, with Cicotte and Klepfer effective pitching. Cleveland errors and timely hits by J Collins and Fournier fuel the first-game victory, while Chicago seizes control with strong defense and offense in the nightcap.
Pirates Triumph 6 2 Over Reds in Cincinnati
Pittsburgh defeats Cincinnati 6 to 2 as Benton exits early after a rough sixth inning. Baird, Hinchman, Wagner, Johnston drive key hits while Dale allows two singles after Benton’s removal. Umpires Klem and Umplell officiate a 2 hour 1 minute game in Cincinnati.
Johnson Defeats Red Sox for Fourth Straight Win
In a 9-0 decision Walter Johnson dominated the Red Sox as Chick Gandil sparked the Nationals with four stolen bases and timely hits. Gandil’s baserunning and slugging, aided by Moeller Shanks and Milan, overwhelmed Boston, with Johnson pitching a strong shutout and Carrigan’s lineup failing to string together rallies.
Johnson Dominates as Red Sox Fall to Johnson's Braves 9-6
Johnson pitched a masterful game, guiding the Nationals to a 9 6 victory as Boston's hitters struggled until late. Hooper, Mays and Hendricksen contested the score until Johnson's finish sealed the win with Gandil, Milan and Shanks delivering key milestones for the visitors.
Nationals and Red Sox clash as Gandil swipes four bases
In a lively game, Chick Gandil stole four bases, matching top basestealing feats by Cobb and Maisel in one year, though his marks came across four innings. The Nationals’ first baseman went 4-for-4, with a scratch hit scoring a run, while Walter Johnson pitched through a cold for his fourth straight win as New York and Philadelphia games stirred the pennant chase.
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Cubs Win With 9-Run Inning Over St Louis
Chicago fans saw a nine run fourth inning to defeat St Louis 4-3 as Chicago bats hit left hander Sallee hard before Griner quieted the Cubs. Schulte led with a triple a double and a single while Hyatt Bescher and Williams contributed key hits in a tight nine inning ball game.
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Phillies Beat Giants 2 to 1 In Eleven Innings
New York June 23 Philadelphia edged the Giants 2 1 in eleven innings. Byrne started the scoring in the eleventh with an infield single, advancing on Niehoff sacrifice, Cravath single, and scoring on a fielder's choice as Laderus scored the eventual winning run. Cravath made a great catch in the eighth to prevent a Giants win.
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Holy Name League Baseball Recap Nears Close
Holy Name League game details show St Dominics and St Josephs each posting runs and hits with key players like Bittenbender Neuman Ganz and Welch contributing. Scoring reached multiple innings as errors and base on balls shaped the outcome with Braund three base hits and a double play highlighted.
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Harvard Downs Yale 3 2 in Ninth In Cambridge
Harvard clinches series with a 3 2 ninth inning win over Yale in Cambridge Mass. Brickley doubled with two out and a man on first to drive in Harte for the tying run and score on Frye's single for the winning tally. Abbott, Brinkley, Vaughan and Reed key hits as Harvard edges Yale 3 2.
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