Nats Dominate Athletics Behind Mogridge Pitch
Washington's veteran southpaw Mogridge tossed a six hit shutout as the Nats defeated the Athletics 8 to 0. Offensively, Washington jumped on starter Bobbs late, with Bluege and Mogridge driving in runs and Peck homering in the eighth. The win sends the Nats to Philadelphia for two more games before a four game series with the Boston Red Sox at home.
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Frank H. Young
Bush
George
Athletics
Mackmen
Washington
Philadelphia
Matthews
Bluege
Mogridge
Rice
Oszie
Peck
Goalin
Judge
Brugey
Ruel
Evans
Old Peck
Nats
Rajah
Ogden
Nata
Boston Red Sox
Spreialty Tas Xamington
Muschlitz
Markham
Donavan
Obyans
Tho
Jonavan
Dugan
Blakeman
Towle
Marines
Hune—McMains
Sowers
Duncan
van Buren
Branhaw
Etrope
Spangier
Atehinyon
K. Atchionge
Swans
Shaw
Karehi
Dasa Kite
Jane
Dunces
Toucan
Fleet
Imtts
Blakemar
Atchinson
Atchingon
Balin
Dancsa
Tosle
Quantico Marines blank VFW squad in 13 to 0 victory
Quantico Marines routed the VFW squad 13 to 0 in a morning game at Quantico. Key players included Marines contributors and VFW members in a lopsided contest with steady pitching and scoring throughout.
Rally in Fourth Helps Indians Trim Browns
Cleveland wins 8 to 2 over St Louis behind a fourth inning rally. Van Gilder and Pruett charged with the loss as Cleveland plates six runs in the frame. Wamby goes the distance for Cleveland while Gomes and Jamieson contribute key hits in a brisk, error-light game.
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St. Louis
van Gilder
Pruett
St Louis
Issamienoa
Bavareld
Aéhilebwer
Iayes
oNelii
Knlp
Tigmith
Collins _ oo
Bayne
Prower
Rt. Loni
Tobia
Nationals Evans Out After Spiked Headline Saturday
Evans of the Nationals suffered a spike incident from Hauser in Philadelphia Saturday and will miss a couple of days. Braggy provided catcher update yesterday as Mogridge entered the third inning with a glove hand problem. Ogden relieved Rue l and two hurlers limited the visitors to four baserunners. Bluege contributed a hit and two doubles as Washington tallied.
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Evans
Hauser
Mack
Philly
Braggy
Mogridge
Ruel
Ogden
Nata
Westing
Peck
Wat Braggy
Grésser
Rue
Aelé
Rhonda
Hale
Moahs
Doc
Bluege
Washington
Harris
Matthew
Rally in the Ninth Helps Chicago Rally Past Detroit to 9 8
Detroit pitcher Dauss faltered in the ninth as Chicago rallied from a one run deficit to win 9 to 8. Derrill Pratt delivered key hits after George Davis carried eight innings of near perfect ball before trouble in the ninth sealed Detroit’s fate.
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Chicago
Tigers
Detroit
George Davis
Tiger
Derrill Pratt
Abalo
I Darrott
Oj Hagey
Hedelian
Sleuahee
Mori
Umsaveh
Bhosly
Hellmann
Fath
Basaner
Deums
WiFolbersit
Teale
Meek
H Clarkenship
Tan
Cat
Manueh
Chicags
OB Rawa
Honper
Bheely
Falk
Kamm
Sehaik
Elsh
McClellan
Collins
Mbeédy
Bavslar
Cutshaw
Rigner
Pratt
Panee
Dale
Roberton
Mack
Cvenrot
Robertson
Jack
Dauss
OM Robertsin
Soning
Blankenship
Sansone
Thurston
Sone
JoRneon
Meck
Ovengros
H. Bisoki
H. Blankenship
Fierro Knocks Out Spaniard in Havana Bout
Cuban heavyweight Antolin Fierro defeated Spanish champion Andres Alana in the first round in Havana on June 23. Fierro used a left to the jaw followed by a right to finish Alana, boosting his status after talk of potential opponents for Luis Angel Firpo after a Jersey City bout.
Giants Beat Braves 6 3 For Sixth Straight Win
In New York on June 24 the Giants defeated the Braves 6 to 3 to run their week’s major league record to six straight wins. Pitcher Genewich started for the Giants, with Marquard in relief, while Boston’s offense and errors limited their scoring.
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New York
Nationals
Boston
Doh
Giants
Jackson
Boaton
Ab.h.o
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Bixon
Bancroft
Thos Feitz
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Melnois
Meunei
Bogckal
Young
E.smith
Kelly
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Genewich
McQuillan
Fowall
Marquard
Bagweil
Ganewich
Ioning
Benton
Hogg
Nizon
R. Smith
Jeckwon
Frinch
Meusel
Surdey
Hrrore
A. Smith
Mencel
Mennet
Homa Rage
Omennell
Pendle Laye
Sinyder
Wiiech
Raincroft
Frisch
Hmitt
Melons
I. Smith
Melanie
Kanes
Flrst
Balle
Hy A Meguil-lan
Om Genewich
Génewich
O'Connell
Dodgers Trounce Phillies in Accident Laden Game
Weinert's weakness yielded a six run first inning as the Dodgers beat the Phillies 9 to 4. The day saw multiple injuries with players hit by balls during practice and a spectator struck on the forehead. Bold names include Weinert, Grimes, Winters, Fournier, and Baillie Mokan among others.
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Brooslyn
Weinert
Wilness
Dodgers
Phillies
Winters
Hubbell
Taylor
Fournier
Bailey Mokan
Philadelphia
Brocklyn
Ola Mokan
Bitstone
SiJonneson
Walker
Tierney
B.griffth
Leach
Pournier
Coe Berg Hike
High
Rapp
Qlson
AlGrimes
Wintore
al fMiteneit Sa
Philadelphi OO
Brooklyn
Tertey
Holke
Nets
Johnston
Wheat
Baller
Taster
Grimes
Lolke
Tierter
Plarr
Weightstone
Wrightstone
Palisdelphia
Balle
Om Weinert
Alexander Bests Luque in Mound Duel as Cubs Win
In Chicago on June 24, Alexander held Cincinnati to three hits in a pitchers duel with Luque, and the Cubs shut out the visitors 2 to 0. Grantham Heathcote and Hargrave contributed key hits, with Alexander earning the mound win over Luque despite a late challenge.
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Alexander
Luque
Cubs
Chicago
Cincinnati
D. Stockati
A. Burn
ST alBtate
Daubert
Bobne
Grantham
Duncan
Priberg
Pinel
Miller
Fonsecs
Heathcote
Wingo
J Afellote
J Hargrave
I Alexander
Harper
Keek
Luqué
Hrror—Hollocher
Aleander
Elliott
Fonseca
Bohne
Pasee
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
American League standings show York leading with 8 wins and 31 losses, Washington 8 31, Cleveland 36 20, Detroit 21 47, Chicago 35 30, St Louis 36 20, Philadelphia 31, Boston 31. Yesterday results include Washington 8 Philadelphia 6, Cleveland 5 St Louis 3, New York 6 Boston 3, Chicago 21 Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 6. Today's games list Washington at Philadelphia, New York at Boston, St Louis at Cleveland, Chicago at Detroit.
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W. Ke Pet
W. L. Pettony
York
Detreit
Waskh
Cleveland
Chicane
St- Lenis
Beston
Washington
Philadelpais
St. Lenin
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
St. Beale
Chicago
Detroit
W. L. Pet
W. LE. Pet
Brock
Pitts
Hoss. Lom
Cimeta
Sen
Bostom
Phila
Chiicage
Cincinmati
Brodkin
Phtiadelphia
Pittsburen
Lt. Lewis
Pittsburgh
Des Sat
Boxton
Bew York
Philadelphis
Brooklyn
Pirates Batter Pfeffer in 6-4 Opening Win Over Cardinals
Pirates topple St Louis 6 to 4 as Pfeffer bats heavy in seventh inning. Carey, Moranville, Traynor and Grimm pace scoring with Moriarty and Maranville contributing. Morrison earns win while Pfeffer takes loss. Barfoot and North also pitching solidly. Fredericksburg notice seeks 18-year-olds for a local baseball nine.
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St Lows
Dune Ze—Ritespurgh
Pfeffer
Bt. Louis
Pittsburgh
Able.o.a
Louis
Marangilin
Bo Traynor
Brock
Grimm
Foporcer
Ag Rawilugs
Ai Bindes
Ao Gooch
Pretler
Alf Preleay
I McGurdy
Manneo
Barfoot
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North
McCurdy
Alogrotth
St. Louk
Maranville
Carey
Righet
Russell
Traynor
Finch
South
Mann
Errora
Moranville
Rawlings
Toporeer
Smith
Turee
Wil—Traynor
Nouble
Foninga
Nerth
PreMer
Bagoy Clemons
Morrison
Ruth Fails to Appear Costly Yankee Exhibition
New Haven June 24 Babe Ruth did not report for the New Haven New York American league exhibition game costing the club more than 1000 in rebates. New Haven president George Waiss ordered refunds to the crowd of the difference between Eastern league admission and the higher price charged assuming Ruth would attend. Ruth left Boston late and was expected in New Haven but his whereabouts were not reported.
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New Haven
Conn
Babe Ruth
Babe
Boston
Lator
Standish Will Rule On Question Today
United States Golf Association officials prepare for decisions on steel-shaft clubs and local rules as Washington hosts the qualifying rounds for the national public links tournament at East Potomac Park. Chairman James D. Standish Jr. is expected to rule on equipment while contestants endure heat and adjust to revised starting intervals to complete thirty six holes. Local teams contend for the Warren G. Harding trophy as Chicago wins decisive matches and prepares to parade with trophies amid New York spectators.
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East Potomac Park
McMahon
United States Golf Association
Baltimore
Toronto
Washington
Potomac Park
Ottawa Park
Toledo
Richard Walsh
New York
James D. Standish, Jr
U. G. An
L. Weiningen
Milwaukee
Stand Fan
Cage
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Nassau
F. B. Linyd
Karl Kaufman
Pittsburon
Bob White
Samuel Graham
Matt Jans
C. J. Reistar
John Dawson
Pat McDonough
Buffalo
State Street
Dick Walsh
Harry Scharff
A. F. Poinnette
Walsh
Joan Shores
EL Melton
Robert H. Brown
Roe Wart Stewart Dineen
B.S. Evans
William E. Sheehy
Boston
John J. Burke
H. Shoberg
Warren G. Harding
McMehon
F Paisesiha
Harry Bebarff
Joseph P. Sahre
Ws Serrick
E. B. Lingh
Rebel White
Jean Dewson
Brooke
Voigt
N Ammen, Jr
Detroit
Brandau
M. Jacques
Tamd
A. Leppeltige
Thomas McLaughlin
Louis Weimhin
Eddie Harden
Wm. A
Hiladrlphia
Joseph Coble
Robert Hagmiiton
Leo Bowie
Lyle Rutty Bringert
Larry Derl
Eld Matt
Gedney
Jimalio Baltimere
Lawrence Soule
Levert
Woo
Levert Dayton
Harold Jordan
M Straehe
W Trelscamp
Robert Foes
Pltaburst
Carl Kautmagn
Grepam
J McDonoush
Bernard McFariend
Hartford
Jamer Somers
Reymond
Hantley
J. Gorman Samce
Auto Golfers Depart for Philadelphia Clash
Washing ton auto golf enthusiasts head to Philadelphia for an Intercity team match of the Automotive Trade Association. The season opener at the Columbia club drew teams from six cities and Washington hopes to win prizes and add to their point total toward a season trophy.
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Philadelphia Ren Board
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Macris
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Rowland
Weir
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