Sport Commentary On Umpiring And Early 1914 Bets
A cluttered sports note discusses Heine Zimmerman’s reform in umpiring, Henry O Day’s influence with the Cubs, and early pennant chatter about the Naps and Cleveland. It also covers Charlie Hensgg’s looming pennant claim, the Mills boxing scene with Jones and White, and a brief Reds outfielder move from Battle Creek to Cincinnati.
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Nationals Triumph Twice Over Athletics In Doubleheader
In a lone Georgia Avenue Park doubleheader, the Nationals edged the Athletics 3 2 and 2 1 in 18 innings total. Boehling and Johnson pitched superbly, backed by elite defense as Shanks and Johnson starred, while Cashion moved to Newark to join Montreal in the International League.
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Carl Cashion
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Stanley T. Milliken
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Boehling
Walter Perry Johnson
Nationals edge Athletics in tense early game
In a tight matchup the Nationals rally after an early Griffmen lead. Foster drives in runs with a fifth and seventh inning hit while Milan, Gandil and Shanks contribute key hits. Boehring, Shawkey, Bush, and McBride star in defensive plays and late scoring as National players push ahead to win after a long 3 hour 16 minute game.
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John Henry
Nationals
Shanks
Morgan
Ganah
Gandil
Foster
Walsh
Boehling
Cubs Have Big Inning In Cincinnati Contest
The Cubs exploded for a big inning in a game at Cincinnati, with Moran, Groh and Needham among the standout hitters. Sweeney, Corriden and Williams contributed, while Cincinnati players including Hoblitzell and Kellogg also figure in scoring. Pitching by Koestner and Yingling kept the pressure on, and the final totals show Chicago mounting offense against Cincinnati in a high tempo chapter.
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Second Game Recap of Nationals at Athletics Fights for Lead
In a tight contest the Nationals push early runs as Moeller and Milan supply offense. Johnson, Wyckoff, and Brown keep pressure on the Athletics while Milan and Shanks deliver key hits. Johnson fends off trouble then Collins and McInnes produce late, but the Nationals edge ahead with two decisive runs in the third as Moeller opens and Milan scores on a double by Milan and a subsequent fielding play.
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St Louis Tops Cleveland In Doubleheader Wins 4-3 And 3-1
St Louis defeated Cleveland in both games of a doubleheader today, 4-0 and 3-1. Gramey, Liebold, Johnston and Walker led the offense, while Wellman, James and Hamilton handled pitching duties as the two clubs combined for multiple hits and nine runs.
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Split for Red Sox as Sox and Giants tie doubleheader
New York and Boston split a June 1 doubleheader, Boston winning 3 to 0 in the opener while New York tied the second game 2 to 2. Line scores, players and pitching details are listed, with Hooper and Speaker among key figures for Boston and Yerkes and Hartzell for New York.
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Ends Cove Jeskie's Streak In Chicago Loss
Chicago ends Cove Jeskie's runless innings streak as they defeat Detroit 5 to 6 in the series opener. Weakened Detroit pitching and Chicago fielding lead to the win. key hits and runs counted for both sides, with Coveleskie pitching for Detroit and Clootie for Chicago.
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Giants Split Double Bill in Boston Dodgers Edge, Then Lose
New York and Boston split a doubleheader with the home club winning the first game 7 to 5 and the champions taking the nightcap 4 to 0. The box scores list Becher Gilbert Gurns Connolly Maranville Gowdy Merkle Deal Robertson Whaling Meyers Rudolph Demaree Fromme Snodgrass for New York and Belcher Burns Everts Fletcher Gran Merkle Gowdy Robertson Deal Whaling Marquard Perdue Crutcher Cockreham for Boston.
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Phillies Win Double Header Over Brooklyn
Philadelphia takes both games from Brooklyn in a double header. In game one O’Mara Daubert Cravath Paskert drive key hits as Becker and Cravath homer, Phillips 9 Brooklyn 7. Game two features strong hitting and pitching to Philadelphia with decisive runs and solid defense.
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Boak Shuts Out Pirates in Pittsburgh Fan
William Deak pitched a four hit shutout for St Louis as Pittsburgh managed only scattered hits. Carey led St Louis with three runs while Mowrey and Wilson contributed key hits. Jenkins, Gibson, and Adams faced the loss for Pittsburgh as Doak and McQuillan held the line for St Louis.
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Comiskey and McRoy Head to Buffalo to Fight Hal Chase Playing
Chicago ruled owners Charles A Comiskey and Robert McRoy plan legal action in Buffalo to block Hal Chase from playing with the Federals after departure from Chicago.
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