Gedeon Sent to Los Angeles for Pacific Coast League stint
Nationals plan to send Gedeon to Los Angeles this week for a stint with a Pacific Coast League club before spring camp. Manager Griffith defends the move as a chance for the youngster to gain experience, while Chi-Chill Chance argues about umpire calls and game results. A pair of unfamiliar players, Kingman and Barron, arrive at the yard with prospects for future use.
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Stanley 1
Milliken
Joe Credeon
Nationals
Far Coast
Griffith
Natonals
Gedeon
Los Nigeles
Ana
Charlottes
Edeon
Nunamaker
Yankees
Chill
Chance
Foster
Boehling
Joe Boehling
Hiatonal Atutf
Doubleheader Split as Boston Beats Philadelphia Then Phillies Edge
Boston wins 7 to 1 in game one while Philadelphia takes the second game behind Plank. Eddie Collins stars in both games with sharp defense and a rare inside the park homer, as Bush and Brown struggle for Boston on the mound. The Nationals-Yankees opener ends with a disputed call by umpire Chill that sways the result.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Troz
Bushard Brown
Leonard
Plank
Eddie Collins
Stanley T. Milliken
Ollie Chill
Nationals
Chance
Yankees
O Zella
Boehling
Moeller
Foster
White Sox Top Detroit in opener of three game set
Chicago bested Detroit 3 to 2 to take the opener in the Tigers series. Weaver, Bush and McKee produced key hits as Chicago outran Detroit in a tight game. timely runs and strong pitching by Mail helped secure the win.
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Detroit
Mici
Chicago
Tigers
Abhoar Weaver
Bush
Demmic
Ir Bo
Colling
Fournier
olVearh
Balis
OlRavan
Srhali
Bretom
ilMeKe
Benz
Mail
Yaber
Omaim
Hell
Tieon Ant
Russ—Demmitt
Collins
McKee
Hile
Kasex
Pase
Natl T
Main
Weyl
Messia
Connolly
Dineen
Cooper Triumphs as Pirates Top St Louis 6 4
Pirates defeat St Louis 6 to 4 as Cooper scatters hits except in one inning. Key hits came from Garey Mowrey and Magee along with strong Pittsburgh bats. Perritt started for St Louis, Cooper pitched well for Pittsburgh, with Griner and Cather contributing late in the game.
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St. Louis
Cooper
Pittsburgh
Adperater
St.Loui
Pittab
Garey
Huggins
Mowrey
Magee
Wagner
Gj.Miller
Koneteliy
Wilson
Mitchell
Butler
Kelley
Snyde
Celaman
Bock
Perritt
Cather
Tolate
Griner
Betis
St. Louie
Tuila—Caray
J. Keiley
Gooner
Sages
Tore-paeolle Tatensaa
Buttehell
Sage
J. Kelley
Sosdar
OM Perritt
Umptrat
Mesura Kirm
Emilie
Antontes
Ie Tentni
Brookl yods Dominate Baltimore in One-Sided Win
Brooklyn bats from the start and defeats Baltimore easily in a lopsided game il to 3%. Key players include Oggeredt for Brooklyn with strong at bats and a trio of pitchers Floneran Land Wilhelm Conley Yount and Jackiliweh contributing on offense and defense.
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Brookfeds
Baltimore
Brooklyn
R. HE
Oftonoooos
Floneran
Land
Wilhelm
Conley
Yount
Jackiliweh
Tennis title passes to Bahr in Middle States final
In Orange New Jersey the Middle States men's singles title moved from defending champion F Touchard to Karl H Bahr after a four set win Bahr 2 8 6 2 4 6 6 2 The match showcased Bahr at his peak as Touchard failed to defend the crown. Nebraska College coeds awarded letters marks a historic all time high for female athletes.
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Touchard
Orange
N. J
F. Touchard
Karl H. Bahr
Behr
Nebraska College
Nebraska University
Cornhusker Board
Riotous Scene as Reds and Home Player Banished In Chicago Victory
Chicago 10 Cincinnati 7 in a tense first game of the series marked by near riot conditions. Moran clashed with umpires, Hoblitzell and Herzog were expelled, and protests led to benches clearing. Moran slid into second and spiked Sweeney. Quigley separated them. Several players were banished or disciplined as the crowd clashed briefly, with late scoring by Chicago and a high-scoring, error-filled contest lasting hours.
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Chicago
Morin
Hoblitzell
Eason
Herzog
Hoblizell
Moran
Ibbon
Mullaney
Miller
Douglass
Hobbtzell
Sweeney
Quigley
Gaibda Fawilogs
Juohnston
C Niehof
Saler
Clark
Zim'man
Groh
Hulte
Hobiltzell
Sweener
Keiloge
Iforridou
Lavors
Dresmaan
Yingling
Ihavender
Cheney Goorn Rowan
YingMag
Larose Innlat
Rowan
Cineionatt Se
Nichot
Kenese
Lest
Bates
Leach
Johnston
Zimmertn
Bergharmer
Dousie
Cheney
Wid
Lavender
Masora
Quighey
Cobb and Gilmore meet in Buffalo chat on Federal League offer
In Buffalo on June 2, President James A. Gilmore of the Federal League and Ty Cobb of the Detroit AL team met in a hotel for a cordial discussion. Both denied any offer to Cobb to switch leagues, saying the talk was pleasant and not about employment. Gilmore said he came to aid Hal Chase in attempting to end an injunction. papers could be served within five days. Gilmore warned Chase could face contempt if he played in New York State. Cobb left for Detroit by boat. Gilmore returned to Chicago. News also said Otto Nelhoff eyed a switch to St. Louis Federal League, with Spike Shannon joining as an arbiter.
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Buffalo
N. Y
James A. Gilmore
Federal League
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Gilmore
Hal Chase
Chicago White Sox
Buffalo Federals
New York
White Sox
Thia
Chase
New York State
Chicago
Detroit
Otto Nelhoff
Cincinnati Nationals
St. Louis
Spike Shannon
Federals
American League Standings End of Week Brief
Confused standings recap shows teams like Philadelphia Boston Detroit and Cleveland with varying win loss records. Mixed punctuation and OCR errors obscure exact figures but indicate race within the American League and performance against New York Washington and Chicago.
Baseball Schedule Shifts in National League Matches
The National League slate lists New York visiting Washington while Boston travels to Philadelphia and St. Louis meets Cleveland. Chicago faces Detroit with Brooklyn, New York, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Chicago, and Cincinnati also shown in scattered fixtures.
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W. OL. Pet
L. Pet
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brochtyny
Pittsburgh
Fleston
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Brooklyn
Cincinnat
St. Lot
Chattanooga Manager Struck. No Fracture Found
Chattanooga Tennessee June 29 Manager McCormick of the Chattanooga club was struck just below the left temple in the afternoon by Fitcher Carl Thompson of the Atlanta team and rendered unconscious. He regained consciousness at the hospital, and an X ray exam showed no fracture. It is not believed he is seriously injured tonight.
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Sheelal
Washington
Chattanooga
Tenn
McCormick
Fitcher
Carl Thompson
Atlante
Split Batting Bees In Doubleheader Upset by Brooklyns
New York and Brooklyn played two slugging games with Brooklyns winning 8 to 7 in the opener and the champions reversing to 7 to 1 in the nightcap. Line scores, batting orders, and pitching notes detail Meet sections, Stengel, O Mara, Pletcher, Wheat, Merkle, Grant, and Fromme among others.
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New York
Brooklyn
Brookins
Brookly Abi
Abhoare O'Mara
Oscher
Raubert
OlBurns
Falinu
Fletcher
Mersie
Stengel
Grant
Smith
Breck
Roberieon
Meyers
Merman
Damaree
Murrest
Framme
Ih Mere
Whert
Cutshaw
Etemael
McCarty
Rusher
Ruroz
Pletcher
Snodgrass
Merkie
Brooklon
Rucker
Stangel
Snodgrees
O'Mara
Stengal
Fischer
Sacrisce
Grent
Wheat
McLean
Blolenbeser
Murray
Beschar
Bares
Bragkyn
Mayers
Daubert
Brockim
ABC
Abhour
QrMara
Beseher
Deubert
Hurns
St. Dalton
Flethher
Ol Murray
Cutshew
O Merkin
Stengsi
al Stock
Fiesher
Allen
al Tesenan
Hummel
Mathewsor
Asteciaon
O' Mara
Culshaw
Boris Pletcher
Merkle
Cobaen Guerrare
Weehar
Boschar
Eysre
Burns
Balin
Lattan Sagen
Brioklyn
Ginennings
Federal League Scores and Weather Update
Brooklyn leads at .49 in a weather interrupted session while Baltimore trails at .2. Pittsburgh shows a dash and Buffalo reports rain affecting schedule as teams await clearer conditions.
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Brooklyn
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Engineers Triumph In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Engineers topple Burg 6 to 5 in a tight game noted for solid pitching and timely hitting. Key performers include O'Leary and Pallas with RBI opportunities, while Sanders and Burg provide standout defense and base running. Game duration one hour and fifteen minutes.
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Busines
Burg
Akerman
Bontz
Viryons
Wheeler
Borochel
Mebeod
Mhanmers
O Harme
M'Lea
McLeod
Dd McLaughlin
Harries
Lyons
Pallas
Paseed Ball
Rose
Balle
Sherwood vs Printers baseball game report
The Sherwood team faced Printers in a напряжed matchup with 7 baserunners for each side and multiple errors. Key players included McCarthy Weaver and O Neill with hits and stolen bases by Mel Carthy and Roberts. Time of game was 2 hours and 6 minutes.
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Sharsood
AEN
Eharhon
Werawe
Noone
Tharnourg
Suses
Susler
MeKas
Weaver
Twogasoite
O'Neiil
Sues Stolenhenrt
Mel Carthy
Roberts
Phenan
O’neill
O' Neil
Aypire
Mr. Weed
Oxon Hill Battles Shamrocks In Turbulent Baseball Clash
Oxon Hill and Shamrock deliver a rugged game with numerous misplays and steals. Fisher, Word, and Zirkle star for Oxon Hill with multiple hits while Dixon and Mattox pace Shamrock, but errors and stolen bases create a chaotic scoring line. Umpire Mr. Venable presided as the teams exchange blows in a tense contest.
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Shamrock
Puller
Finher
Ore Steele
Waed
Torker
Hager
Tan Semel
Ture
Soper
Omafor Thalt Burk
Noe Cary
Hessel
Noo Mattox
N. Fisher
Zirkle
Matton
Dixon
Mattox
Fisher Hager
Irkle
Hershell
Pitcher
Dizon
Methodists and Episcopals Clash In Low Scoring Game
A bundled score description shows Methodist tallying 10 to Episcopal's 1 with players such as Dixon, Schott, Stewart, and Clagett contributing. The narrative covers innings pitched by Bussius, Clagett, and others, noting defensive outs, hits, and errors as the game unfolds over a single hour of play.
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Episcopal
Babe
Shou Dougherts
Ageel
Dixon
West
Steiz
Schott
Stewart OL Hares
Tohtsan
Bassius
Tatais
Tatas
Iverr
Jonso Ang Crutehshanks
Telle- Busstuy
Neps
Clagett
Bussius
Eugsius
Sope
Passa Helle
Melor Svalz
Lmpire
Mr Gorda
Shofs, 5 Station. 2 Run: ATI A 1 Station Mapes
The record lists players like Mapes, Tho a Warthess Peck and others in a baseball score with notes on hits, errors, and pitching. Mayes and Smallwood stand out with multiple mentions, and Umpire Joe Handibor officiated a 1 hour 39 minute game with several double plays and stolen bases.
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ATI
Mapes
Tho
Peck
Gi Bowd
Heck Af
Thornett
Hb Snyder
MT Tstean
Rmipps
Mack
Eae
Heck Smallwond
Johnson
Warthen
Thornet
bates—Shops
Cal Hunt
Dohneon
Hurt
Mayes
Herk
Smallwood
Hunt
Phipps
Boyd Sultvan
Thompson
Joe Handibor
Martin's vs St Stephens baseball game summary
In a close contest Martin's edged St Stephens with key hits from O'Donnell Benson Moore Trisspal and Hunteman. Pitcher Logan earned the win with seven strikeouts, while Albaugh allowed five. Scoring featured several runs on errors and a home run by Wunteman, with notable two-base hits from Sherwood and McMahon.
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O'Donnel
Burke
Benson
Moore
O'Sherwond
Trisspal
Zlmemshon
Hunter'oth
Kirtley
Lowe
Mellon
Suiv
St. Martin Fae
St Stephen's
Rune
Poort
MeMshov
Hirklay
Eit
O'Donnell
Trissup
Hunteman
Fitet Bane
DM Logan
Albaugh
Logan
Wunteman
Sherwood
McMatoo
Ftolen Bater
Kirkley
Ponnell
Toora
Hay
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Sale of Teck Oxfords
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Martz
Hahn
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