Athletics Triumph Over Nationals 4 2 in Opening Inning Rally
In Philadelphia, June 27, the Athletics defeated the Nationals 4 to 2. Key first inning scoring, Murphy and Baker walks, a squeeze play, and three hits off Walther Johnson gave Philadelphia an early lead, while Chill’s umpiring antics sparked a tense game. Johnson settled after the first but Washington staged late threats, yet Moeller Foster and team defense held off late rallies as the Mackmen closed out the win.
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Even Up After Naps Take Opener In Cleveland Series
St Louis and Cleveland split a doubleheader in St Louis with the visitors winning the first 16 to 4 before the locals took the second 4 to 3 before a delayed finish. The opener featured wild pitching and ragged fielding as Cleveland pursued a train after the fifth inning.
U S Olympians Fare Well In Henley Regatta Draw
U S oarsmen fare well in Henley regatta draws as Harvard second crew meets Lear 2 Binat Chub for the Grand Challenge Cup round. Boston’s Into Four Club drawn to face London Rowing Club while Leander or Jesus eight loom as likely semifinal opponents. Trials over the course tonight saw Harvard finish strong after a mid-race pace, timing 7 minutes 16 seconds.
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Minor League Scores From Baseball Circuits This Week
In the American Association Louisville defeated Indianapolis five to four while Minneapolis routed Kansas City seven to three, Milwaukee beat St Paul five to one, and Cleveland triumphed over Columbus six to four. International League Providence won thirteen to seven against Toronto, Baltimore edged Buffalo four to three, plus games in Montreal Jersey City and Rochester Newark were noted as wet or rain affected. Southern Association Birmingham shut out Montgomery four to zero, Atlanta beat Ice seven to two, and Chattanooga defeated Nashville eight to six while another Chattanooga game ended five to six. Virginia League Petersburg Richmond washout with Portmouth Newport News and Norfolk results incomplete.
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The Masquerader and Luke to Race at Saratoga
New York June 27 details of a celebrated mat race emerged as The Masquerader and Luke prepare for a $22,000 side stake at the Saratoga meeting. Owner Jere Wheelright and Ral Parr face United States Senator J. N. Camden as the two horses compete for a prize larger than the Gravesend match between Henry of Navarre and Domina. The wager arose from a $1,000 side bet that escalated with each raise until reaching $22,000.
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Chill and Sheridan Urged to Federal Action Against Outlaws
In a Philadelphia column, Stanley Miliken notes Chill and Sheridan as key figures in recent Nationals losses to the Athletics. He urges Ban Johnson to confront alleged incompetence, argues for suspending Gandil, and criticizes umpires, urging decisive reform to protect organized baseball.
Ban Johnson Awaiting Report From Umpires
Chicago June 27 Pending reports from umpire Chill and Sheridan Johnson will take no further action after Washington forfeited a game at Philadelphia. Jackson was enraged, Gandil clashed with the umpire, and suspensions were handed to Griffith and Schaefer. Chill may seek Ainsmith's suspension for alleged dilatory tactics as a rain-soaked game continued. Connie Mack denied saying Griffith should be ousted, noting organized baseball must rise above yesterday's events.
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Chased from Game by Uproar Over 1897 Pitching Controversy
The article recalls an 1897 Tigers vs Athletics 17 inning game amid umpire dispute with Umpire O Loughlin. Walter Johnson pitched well after the first inning as Chief Bender completed a full game against Johnson, with eleven safeties off the redskin. CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE.
How the Clubs Stand in the American League
A compressed standings bulletin lists teams with wins losses and win percentages. Philadelphia shows 25 wins and 24 losses with a .513 percentage, Boston and St Louis near .354 to .437, Chicago and New York around .373 and .673, while Detroit Washington and Cleveland trail with various records and percentages.
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National League standings and yesterday results
National League standings show New York leading with a 35 22 .614, St Louis 32 32 .500, Indianapolis 35 24 38, Kansas City 30 34 .468, Chicago 32 30 .318, Philadelphia 27 29 .474, and Boston 38. Yesterday’s results include Chicago 7 7 7, St Louis 2 4, Cleveland 3 4, and Sete St. Louis 4. Today’s games list St Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, and Brooklyn at Indianapolis among others.
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Will Return to Cuba, Says Player Marsans
Armando Marsans, Cuban player who jumped the Cincinnati Wallonala to join the Federala and was later enjoined, wired Cincinnati friend Gonzales that he is through and will return home to Havana, asking shipment of his belongings.
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Boston Beats New York 5 3 to End Series Win
In New York on June 27 the Red Sox won 5 to 3, taking the series final. Boston jumped to an early 2-0 lead on Hooper, Speaker, and Janvrin, then New York moved ahead with three runs in the second on singles from Cook, Daley, Sweeney, and Caldwell’s double. Cole relieved McHale in the third as Boston tied, then went ahead on miscues. Final totals show Boston 8 hits, 4 errors to New York 7 hits, 3 errors. Hooper, Speaker, and Janvrin drove key runs. Caldwells alt-credited double noted. Time 2:05.
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Ford Pitches Fine Ball in Buffalos 8 to 0 Win
Russell Ford delivered an outstanding game for Buffalo at Buffalo N C on June 2 securing an 8 to 0 victory over Pittsburgh. He shut out the Visitors and retired the side in the sixth after five pitched balls. Downey left with a spike injury in the second. Batteries Ford Blair Dickson Berry.
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Tigers Halt Chicago Streak In Detroit Shutout Victory
Detroit blanked Chicago 2 to 0, ending the host's winning streak. Boehler limited Chicago to two hits through seven, then wildness and relief pitching sealed the win for Detroit. Key players included Blackburn, Kavanaugh, Coveleskie, and Russell pitching for the Tigers, while Chicago managed little against Detroit pitching.
Chifed Eagles Edge St Louis in Third Inning Win
Chicago built a healthy lead with three runs in the third, defeating St Louis 8 to 4. Watson and Wilson pitched for Chicago while Groom Davenport and Chapman played for St Louis in this June 27 game in St Louis.
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Braves Even Up Take Last in Giant Series Break Marquard
Boston defeats New York 4 to 2 to split the six game series. Boston hits Marquard in the fifth inning to end his winning streak as Gilbert, Evers, and Merkle drive key plays. Wiltse limits Boston after a rough fifth, with Marquard relieved after six innings. Messrs Rigler and Hart umpire. time of game hours and minutes.
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Extra base hits spark Pirates to 4 2 win over St Louis
Pittsburgh defeats St Louis 4 2 in seven innings to close the series. Hitter notes include Dolan, Huggins, Carey, and Muller among multiple players contributing. Game called early to allow Saint Louis players to catch a tram.
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Lavender in Fine Form as Reds Shutout Cubs 7 to 0
In Cincinnati Chicago's Lavender dominated, allowing only three safeties as the Cubs were blanked 7 to 0. Leadoff bats steadied by Leach, Zimmerman and Schutte produced key hits for Chicago, while Benton struggled and the Reds secured the decisive shutout behind Lavender's near flawless outing.
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Baltimore Beats Brooklyn in Doubleheader as Seaton Ousted
Baltimore won both games from Brooklyn. Seaton was knocked out in the second inning of the first game. Smith pitched better than Lafitte in the second game while Baltimore's offense produced key runs. Brooklyn's batting struggled as the Orioles secured a 5 to 1 victory in the nightcap.
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Early Lead Secures Kansas City Loss for Indianapolis
Indianapolis defeated Kansas City 8 to 10 after taking a four run lead in the first inning. Knutt spiked manager Stovall during the first inning slide back to base, forcing Stovall to retire. Batteries Adams Stone Enzenroth Mullin and Rariden supported the effort in a tense pitchers duel.
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