Nationals Win First Boston Game Hit by Two Freak Plays
Washington edged Boston 2 to 1 in a nerve racking game decided by two unusual plays. Wood struck out Moeller in the ninth but a ball caromed to the stand, bringing Flynn home. Foster’s miscue and Thomas’ collision with the ball helped Thomas score, while Walker’s baserunning miscues limited Boston’s offense. Dixie Walker pitched well for Washington, while Joe Wood fared strongly for Boston despite the loss.
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Senators Blanked In First United States League Game
Richmond and Washington split a baseball double in Las Park with Richmond winning 2 to 0 before 6 600 fans. Pfieffer starred for Washington, while Taylor limited Richmond to four hits as Newnham and Prout contributed for the victors. Clean play and strong fielding marked the contest with Dowling making a running catch in center and Fallon solid in left.
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Close Chicago clash opens Longin season in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the United States Longin season opener featured a tight game between Chicago and Cincinnati, won by Chicago 6 to 4 before about 4,000 spectators. The report lists line scores and multiple player names, with details of hits, errors, and pitching notes, reflecting a bustling early baseball contest.
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Cleveland Tosses A Game Inaugural United States League opener
Cleveland loses 11 to 7 to Pittsburg in the first U S League game. Poor pitching and a costly error by Ho batset the tone as Pittsburg capitalized with five runs in the fifth. Key moments include delays over fielding and injuries to Jebrie and Linda amid the messy scoring and bats.
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Hinky Dinks Dominate In Local League Showdown
Local fans await continuation as the Hinky Dinks vow a decisive win at home after a lopsided lead in tonight’s second game. The Coylanders and rest of the league lag behind the Hinky Dinks, with expectations of a swift finish.
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Chicago Defeats Detroit in final game of series
Detroit committed eight errors as Chicago triumphed 6 to 2. Cobb had a home in the first inning and Weaver’s fielding stood out. New York also beat Philadelphia in a pitchers duel with Bender fanning ten. Street’s single and Collins' fumble produced the winning run in the ninth.
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Brooklyn Wins Swatfest Over Boston 11 to 8
Brooklyn defeats Boston 11 to 8 in a batting duel. Notable players include Moran Campbell Maubert Miller Jackson Davin Kirke McDonald Bariden Daubert Smith Norhien Daly Hommel Tonley Phelps. Pitchers Kent Rucker and Daubert contributed on offense and defense as Brooklyn seizes the lead in an International League game.
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Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results
American and National League standings shown with team records and percentages. Yesterday's games featured Philadelphia over St Louis, New York over Brooklyn, Chicago over Detroit, and Pittsburgh over Philadelphia among others. Today schedule includes Philadelphia at Chicago and Pittsburgh at St Louis with remaining matchups listed.
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United States League Standings and Results Summary
Standings show W L and percentages for teams including Richmond Reading Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York Cleveland and others. Yesterday results list Richmond 2 Chicago 5 Washington Cincinnati Pittsburgh 32 New York 49 Cleveland 7 Reading 100 Games today feature matchups Washington at Richmond Pittsburgh at Cleveland Chicago at Cincinnati Reading at New York. Tristate League results list Harrisburg York Altoona Johnstown Trenton Wilmington Allentown Lancaster and wet grounds reported.
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Nationals Boston notes from spring game with lineup chatter
The Nationals played a lengthy two hour and twenty seven minute nine inning spring game in Boston with early season crowd energy. Jake Stahl sat out using a cane, Wood and Hughes left promising health reports, and Milan and Foster featured in sharp defensive and batting moments as Washington moved to solo third place.
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Reds Win Long Thirteen Inning Contest by 8 to 5
Cincinnati defeats St Louis 8 to 5 in a 13 inning marathon. Laudermilk, Miller, Bescher, and Phelan drive runs as long game lasts 3 hours 30 minutes. Managed by Marquard and Fromme, both teams total multiple hits with late scoring in the 13th.
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Cubs Win In Second Inning Rally At Pittsburgh
Chicago scores five in the second inning, aided by two Pittsburgh errors and two walks. Pitcher Adams suffers a rocky start but settles, while Richie struggles early. Final notes list runs by Byrne Carey Schochard Zimmermann Evers Lennox and Richar. two-hit hitters include Carey and Schulte.
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