Fluke Hit Won Game Patten and Plank In Form
The Nationals lost to Philadelphia as hits came in critical moments. Washington could not deliver when runners in scoring position, despite solid defense and sharp fielding from the Athletics. Murphy and Stahl sparked the Nationals with a seventh inning push, but Patten and the Philadelphia defense preserved a 4-3 victory.
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Nationals
Athletics
Philadelphia
Washington
Muffen
Murphy
Stahl
Mullen
Stanl
Case bit Seybold and Plank in Washington baseball tale
The article recounts a Washington baseball game with Seybold and Plank performing, Murphy and Mullen contributing, and umpire O Loughlin steering the action. Highlights include dramatic plays, fielding feats by Cassidy and Murphy, and Miss Alice Roosevelt watching from the stands.
Hess Puzzled Detroit Fourteen Hits and Won
Detroit fell to Cleveland 7 to 1 in the first game of the series as Hess’s pitching and Cleveland’s batting carried the day Detroit lost the second game due to poor hitting against Hess and the strong Cleveland attack A one hand stop by Coughlin off Lajoie in the second inning drew cheers Attendance was about 1500 and miscued scoring listed Cleveland and Detroit players with fielding and batting notes including O Leary Crawford and Coughlin among others
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Cleveland
Kitson
Detroit
Mich
Hess
Coughlin
Lajoie
Rhogae O'Leary
Hickmag
Roop Crawford
Arid Coughlin
Bradley
Turner
Clevaland
le Lajote
Btovall
Jackson
Banes
O'Leary
Crawford
Drill
Bay
Hagen
Balla Gy Kitson
Esi
Hem
Mr. Connally
Chicago Wins Ten Inning Thriller Over St Louis 3-2
Chicago defeated St Louis 3 to 2 in ten innings as a costly error by Sullivan aided a ninth inning rally. A base on balls and a single followed by Van Zant’s miscue gave Chicago the win. Attendance 3,349. Raquel, St, Lew Jones, Rock feta, Holmes, Davis, Van Dent rt, Donotwe, Th, F013, Sullivan, Dundon, Tannebiliab, Oven, Tolale. Final line score 9:00 10:00 1-3. Robinson. Umpire Sheridan. Time 1 hour 37 minutes.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Sullivan
Ballo
van Zant
Raquel
Rock’ Feta
Holmes
Oston
Davis
van Dent Rt
Donotwe
Inbet
Oreg Dundon
Wallace
Sebell
Donohue
Owen
Glade
Hayes
Minor League Scores From Across Leagues
Multiple minor league games reported with results from American Association Southern League Eastern League New York State League Virginia Carolina League and South Atlantic League. Notable outcomes include Toledo 8 Louisville 1 and 4 3 in two games St Paul Kansas City 6 0 Birmingham 7 Waudville Co 13 Nashville 1 Providence 7 Newark 3 Rochester 7 Columbia 11 Savannah 6 and Jersey City 6 Baltimore 4 with several postponements due to wet ground rain and other conditions.
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Birmingham
Waudville
Nashville
Shreveport
Little Rock
New Orleana
New Orieana-Memphia Rals
Montgomery—Montgomery
Atlanta
Providence
Newark
Toronto
Rochester
Montreas
Montress
sJersey City
Baltimore
Columbia Athletic Club Defeats Law Reporters 6 to 4
In a Coliseum game Columbia Athletic Club edged Law Reporter Printing Company 6 to 4. Home runs by Smith and Spaulding fueled the rally while Wheatley pitched for Columbia and Wilkinson for Law Reporters. Umpire Mr. Walker and a 1 hour 49 minute game time were noted. ad copy for Dr Agnew's Heart Cure appeared at the end.
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Columbia Athletic Club
Law Reporter Printing Company
Coliseum
Columbia
RHORE
Taylor
Babson
Fenton
Weplt
Drescher
Multn
Bt Ryan
Qwintasnean
Zaae Spaulding
Amey
Shriver
Smith
C. Vannenan
Bartaowia
Wheatley
Turner
Spaulding
Fellinger
Wilkinson
Stofen
Vanneman
Balla
Mr. Walker
Pittebarg and St Louis Face Off in Early Season Clash
Baseball standings show New York leading with 43 wins and 18 losses, Cincinnati 33 and 30, Philadelphia 35 and 24. Sparks shut out Brooklyn as Philadelphia won nine runs on ten hits. Attendance 2,831. Brooklyn bats quiet as Doolin and Jones match Sparks through six.
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St. Louis
Pittaburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
B. Pet
Lou
Brooks
New York Tops Boston in Three Straight Hit-Bunched Win
New York defeated Boston 4 to 0 as timely hits powered the victory. The well-played game drew about 2,000 in attendance at the park. Pitcher Wiltse went six, Wills five, with Needham closing. McGann Devin and Moran starred for the New York offense with several key hits.
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Boston
RHO
Boster Rhoar Browne
Abbatte'o
Donlin
Dolan
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Delehanty
Dromahany
Cannell
Mert
Tenney
Banten
Welvertont
Leo Payne
Ol Moran
Wittas
P. Needham
Potala
Sharpe
Moran
Wills
Devin
Bass
Detion
Raymer
Willis
Ten
Chicago Shut Out By Overall In Faultless Cincinnati Defense
Chicago was blanked as Overall allowed minimal runs and Cincinnati fielded nearly flawlessly. Odwell homered with two aboard in the seventh and Briges struggled early as Chicago managed few hits. Attendance 6,710, final score Cincinnati 4 Chicago 0.
Pittsburg Wins Both Games in Doubleheader
Pittsburg outplayed St. Louis 4 2 and 4 2 in a Twinbill on June 21. St. Louis showed weak hitting and sloppy fielding. In the second game every Pittsburg batter recorded at least one hit as the visitors produced a batting matinee. Attendance was about 4,800. Umpires were Klem and O'Day. Time: 1 hour 65 minutes.
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St. Louis
St. Loui
Pittsburg
Rhoae
Rhoah Shay
Clarke
Shannon
Booum't
Arndt
McBride
Grady
Wagner
Smoot
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Pliteburg
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Tielman
Fuer Savings
Mexare
Winchester Wins Close Openers In Fast Game
Winchester Va June 27 Special to The Washington Post the Winchester team defeated a picked Hagerstown squad 2 to 0 at Reservoir Park in one of the swiftest games of the season. Winchesters Trimble and Johnson held the visitors to no runs until the last two innings. Laurel High School seeks July 4 game in Washington area offering half expenses, with George W. Bond as manager.
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Winchester
Hagerstown
Reservoir Park
Trimble
Johnson
Judd
Schrader
University of Kentucky
Dumbaerton
Washington, D. C
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Laurel’ High School
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Yale Triumph Over Harvard to Capture Intercollegiate Title
Yale defeats Harvard by timely hitting and sharp fielding to win the intercollegiate championship at Yale field in New Haven. Jackson starred on the mound, delivering brilliant work as Yale surged with four runs in the fifth and sixth innings and Barnes delivered a decisive home run. The large crowd of about 42,000 witnessed Yale’s first title since 1898 as Harvard was unable to sustain consistent hitting against Jackson.
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Washington Post
New Haven
Conn
Yalefeild
John Harvard
Princeton
Beate
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Greenough
Outlaws League Prompt Quashes Ball Players’ Move
Dauphin County Court granted a temporary injunction restraining outfielder Hayden and pitcher Wiltse from playing with the York club of the Tri-State League. Ex-Judge Jacobs, acting for Baltimore Eastern League president, seeks recovery for players who jumped. Similar actions expected for Owens, Lush, and Reisling from various clubs.
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Baltimore
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Hayden
Wiltee
York Club
Jacobs
Frank
Wiltse
Altoona
Owens
Brooklyn
John Lush
Wil-lamaport Club
Philadelphia
Reisling
Coatesville Club
Fourth Presbyterian Defeats Gurley in Mount Pleasant Sunday Game
Fourth Presbyterian beat Gurley 17 to 8 on the Mount Pleasant ground in a highly contested Sunday-School Athletic Association game. Rhoad, Vaughan, Bishop, and Alsheison starred for Fourth while Gurley featured Wynkoop and Filitus among others in a high scoring section A matchup.
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Fourth Presbyterians
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Rhoaz Gurley
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Vaughan
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Vaughan Doyle
Shedd
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Vogelsberger
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Gotin
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Mr. Betts
Xeme
National Athletic Club Wins Inaugural League Game
In a Northeast Fourteenth and A streets matchup the National Athletic Club defeated Carroll Institute 9 to 4 in their first league game after replacing another club. Key players included Kerr, Woodward, and Coliflower with solid pitching and fielding defining the contest.
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St. Stephan's Institute
Columbia Athletic Club
Atrick’s
Aloyalus Cub
Carroll Tastitata
National Athletic Club
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Komne
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Kere
Culien
Woodward
Stolan
Pitepatrick
Jenkins
Krabling
Hdmoneton
Smith
Davis
Forsyth
Umpire Controversy Halts College Baseball Game at White Lot
Spectators rushed the field after Aloysius scored in the ninth, protesting umpire Handiboe's decisions. St Stephen’s Institute led Aloysius 8 to 6 after eight innings before play was halted. final tallies list St Stephen’s with 6 runs and Aloysius 0 in the ninth before the stop.
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White Lot
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St Patrick's Rally Beats Trinity in Ninth Inning Tilt
Five runs in the last inning give St Patrick's a 18 to 12 victory over Trinity. Official scoring lists Reagan and O'Brien among the prominent players with Zannelli striking out 13 for St Patrick's while Trinity pitchers struggled. The game lasted one hour and forty three minutes with multiple errors and stolen bases noted for both sides.
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Mr. Gray
Printing Office League sees Columbias fall short in rally
In a lively clash the Pressmen defeated the Columbias 7 to earlier, with strong pitching from Healey and Topley. The official score lists Conroy, Quinn, and Heywood among key contributors as Columbia stranded runners and the Pressmen capitalized on timely hits and errors. A postponed Cowboys Foundry game was rescheduled as a tripleheader for tomorrow at 1 30 PM.
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Linking
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Pley
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Mr. Doughatty
Cowboys Veraua Foundry
Epiphany Chapel Triumphs Over St Andrew in Baseball
Epiphany Chapel defeated St Andrew 8 to 7 in a tight early season game. Green pitched for Epiphany Chapel while St Paul beat Christ Church 7 to 1 behind a strong effort from their new twirler. The box scores list Epiphany, St Andrew, Lawson, Rogers, and Gordon among key players with Farhnam and Fay pitching for Epiphany and Hamilton for St Andrew. In related action St Paul and Christ Church played another decisive game with St Paul winning. Sporting editor notes the Western trip outcomes for Eastern teams with the Athletics posting the best 5–4 record.
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Af Daly
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Christ Church
Oberat Church
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Bermuda Cheerly Defeated by Merion Slowers at Haverford
Bermuda Eleven suffered defeat at Merion grounds in Haverford as Bermuda posted 188 in their first innings and 218 in the second. Merion scored 39 runs for five wickets before declaring in their first innings and won the match in the second innings.
Baseball Notes From The Hudson Valley And Beyond
Baseball notes report Brouthers still with Poughkeepsie in the Hudson Valley League and Kittredge tending. Mentions multiple leagues, Washington players, and notable pitchers and fielders. references Collinge of Georgetown, Frank Killen, Zaluskey leaving, Adams incoming, Charley Jones leading put-outs, and Radford playing second for Providence. Also notes Washington as a hot summer city and Chinchem’s status with the Giants.
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Poughkeepsie
Kittredge
Cleveland
Harry Howell
Penind
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Chicago Record-Herald
Buffalo Express
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Georgetown University
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Sharon
Ich
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Charley Jones
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Washingtoners
Stahl
Nut Mullen
Hin
Cassidy
Paul Radford
Providence Iays
Lynn
Pickering
Washington
Chicago
Andahinute
Giants
Treasury Defeat of War Team Tops Departmental League Standings
The Treasury squad defeated the War Department but knocked them from first place in a Departmental League game at the navy yard. Strong pitching from Finnegan and solid hitting led Treasury to a 7 to 6 victory, with War errors and base running mistakes contributing to the outcome. Navy also shut out Commerce and Labor, marking the season’s first whitewash, as Hughes and Jermane impressed on the mound while Lauder held the line for the Navy.
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Minan
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Dougherty
Sullivan
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Local amateur baseball results across four matches
The West Ends lost to Rock Creek Athletic Club 18 to 10 and The Tanglewoods fell 16 to 2 to Brunswick. Ordway Athletic Club beat Columbia Stars 15 to 5. Games were at Irving Window and 16 Twelfth Street NW. Southern Railway freight department defeated Eagle Athletic Club 8 to 0 with standout batting by Johnston Stoddard and Chan's pitching.
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Stoddard
Channe
Southern Railway Freight Department
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Yale Pair Defeated in Middle States Tennis Doubles
Yale’s Behr and Lyon were beaten by Columbia-Princeton’s Leroy and Little in straight sets in the doubles at Orange in the Middle States championship. In singles, Alexander beat Stevens, Behr downed Johnson, and Leroy surged past Bramhall. Also, the Puritan schooner, famed America's Cup defender, sold at auction to O’Conner Brothers for 462 dollars.
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St. Louis Won’t Trade Brain at Wellington Fest
St Louis Mo June 27 Dave Brain Cardinal utility man will remain with the local Nationals after being booked for a trade to the Pittsboros involving Infielder McBride of the Pirates and a bonus.
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