Nationals Rally Past Athletics in Seventh Inning
Washington beat Philadelphia 9 to 5 as Patten and Plank faced heavy hits. Knoll doubled twice and Nill drove in two, with Hill and Stahl delivering timely runs. Plank’s subway slider backfired as the Nationals used vapor float to power a seventh inning surge and maintain pennant chatter in the capital. Attendance topped 5,000 as fans crowded the park chasing a new era.
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Cross
Davis
Hill
Hoffman
Murphy
Huelsman
Nill
Knight
Knoll
Kittredge
Patten
Gaseldy
Prank
Cassidy
Jones
Plank
Hil
Lave
Stahl
Jane Hil
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Jonea
Davia
Mike
Harteel
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Ralphy
Uelaman Moe
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Bhreck
Osale
Dazsle
Lafayette
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W. L
Pet
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Shreck
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L. Crosa
Hita
Knotl Sittredge
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Balle
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Erfure
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Niil
Mr. Connelly
Charles Dryden
Rube
Mr. Mack
Mr. Brahl
Fancfera
Nationals
St.Hill, Sill
Knolls
Texas
Mr. Knoll
Tennessee
Mr. Patten
Red Cross
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Athletica
Croas
Jake
Jando
Jawaln
Dr. Osler
Mr. Quirk
Jacobsen
Quirk
Case Patton
Mr. Itk
Seybold
Dan
Twelve inning game seals Chicago win over Cleveland
Chicago defeats Cleveland 4 to 3 in twelve innings as McFarland ignites a twelfth inning rally scoring the winning run. Attendance 6,20. Beere starts for Chicago. Hess and Smith split pitching for Cleveland.
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Chicago
Cleveland
McFarland
Beere
Rho AM Jones
Jackson
Holmas
Kebl
Green
Bay.or
Calahan
Fick
Davi
Lajols
Donahue
Bradley
McFarlande
Z D
Turner
Rod McFarland
Hite
Bemis
Holmes
Dusdon
Eve Flick
Lajoie
Hey
Carr
Smith
Hess
Om Smith
Mentta
Blanes for St. Louis Sixth Shutout on Detroit Grounds
On May 2 in Detroit St. Louis was shutout for the sixth time on these grounds. Kitson held steady in tight spots while Morgan was wild, costing runs as hits followed balls. Gleason at third stood out in the fielding and attendance reached 2,20. Detroit won with RHORESt Lows and Rochester showing scattered offense. Cooley and Cooley’s fielding were noted as key moments in the game.
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Kitson
Morgan
Gleanon
Rhore
St Lows
Rochester
Stone
Cooley
Ol Kocher
Melntyre
Crawfondip
Coughlin
Hickean
O'Leary
Sullivan
Kit
Joughlin
Schaater
Koehler
Jones
Basie
St .Lous
Schaefer
Crawford
Weaver
O’leary
Mr. Sheridan
New York vs Boston Ends In Ten Inning Thriller
New York wins 7 to 6 in ten innings at Boston as Young misplays a relay to home in the eighth, tying the score. starke notes record hits, errors, and bases. Attendance 2310. two-base hits by Sharpe and Gilbert. three-base hits by Abbaticchia and Devlin. Mertes, McGraw, Donfin steal bases.
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Powell
New York
Ibagseball
Boston
Racal New York
Rhoab Burkett
Dougherty
Parent
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Brabl
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Collies
Whamst
Freeman
O/Anderson
Grimoh
Conroy
Ferris
Chase
Criger
McGuire
Winter
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Ooord
Erree
Banes
Balle
Ter
Hite-Om Puttmann
Grimshaw
Williams
Collins
Bioloutasc
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Orimahew
Mr. OzLough
Pame
Young
Rhoah
Rosle
Rahoae Doolin
Cannell
Strang
Tenney
Breadahan
O'Atthenic
Wel
Mertes
Wolv'tog
Dalen
Barclay
Devila
Sharps
Guibert
Raymer
Bowerman
Needham
Taylor
Clarke
Donfin
Sharpe
Gilbert
Abbaticchia
Devlin
McGraw
Om Taylor
Ames
Om Young
Breanaben
Mr. Johnston
Cincinnati Defeats Chicago In Defensive Feature
Cincinnati tops Chicago in a low scoring game 4 to 3 in Cincinnati Ohio. Sebring retired in the sixth inning due to fitness. Attendance listed at 2,587 with lineup notes and players including Carey Hoffman Corcoran and Pfeifer contributing on defense and offense. Umpires Emile and Kiem called the game in one hour forty minutes.
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Sebring
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
EHORE
Rhoah Huggies
Casey
Raymour
Schuster
Bebring
Barry
Lada Bridwell
Plafer
Harper
Carey
Hoffman
Corcoran
Seymour
McCarthy
Balle
Pleffer
Schier
Schulier
Pfeifer
Mesars Emile
Kiem
Batting Rally Secures Victory for St Louis Nationals
In St Louis on May 2 the locally based Nationals sealed a win in the seventh inning after Pittsburg led for four frames. Thielman delivered critical relief, while attendance reached 1,000. Final score reflects St Louis overcoming Pittsburg with two-base hits from Burka and Smoot and key plays by Clarke, Beckley, and Brain.
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Pittsburg
Thielman
Louse
Rahoar
Clarke
Howard
Shannon
Cartech
Robertailis
St Lov
Pictaburg
Burka
Smoot
Dunteary
Robertalite
Brain
Beckley
J. Clarke
Wagner
Howard Benen
Balle
OM Thielman
Robertaille
Itr
O'Day
Brooklyn Outbattled by Phillies in Eight to Four Loss
Brooklyn failed to overcome the Philadelphia Nationals who beat them 8 to 4. The game, played in Brooklyn on May 2, follows a prior 8 to 3 defeat, underscoring Brooklyn’s struggles against Philadelphia in recent matchups.
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Phillies
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Nationals
Brooklyn and Philadelphia Duel in Early Innings Showdown
Brooklyn out pitched McIntyre as Doescher nailed the final inning. Courtney led at bat with a home run a triple and a single. Attendance 1 60. The score shows Philadelphia 8 Brooklyn 3 after nine innings with key runs from Courtney Bergen and Duggleby among others.
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Duggieby
McIntyre
Doescher
Courtney
Philadelphia
BOAR
Buckie Bapa &Thomas
Sheckerd
Gleason
Lumley
Batch
Moses
Dieux
Brenafieldib
Potale
Geasler
Doosober
OM Duggleby
Melntyre
Duggleby
Bergen
Paser
Doolin
Thomas
McGee
Geaster
Lewis
Babb
Owens
Bebb
Titun
Bransfield
Dy Duggleny
Hite-Or McIntyre
Doeteher
Umpiro
Mr. Bauswine
Motors and Racing Across Leagues and Tracks
Scores from American Association and Southern League games in Louisville Toledo and Indianapolis. Race cards feature Invincible and a long slate of selling races at Jamaica St Louis and other venues with numerous named horses and jockeys, including Uncle Grigh Red EuGent and Rapid Transit in varied events.
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Jamaica
Invincible
Arabo
Explorer
Caspine
Monte Carlo
Duchess Ollie
Lachinvar
Hannibal Bey
Belligerent
Cailmacy Bweep
Mfio
Uncle Grigh
Incubanee
Red Eujent
Fale
Consideraticn
Woorler
Seilling
Billy Bonsetar
Bir Yunsel
Paulo
Belden
Cambridge
Phyllis
Sercinus
High Brush
Ethel Hayman
Billy Cowan
Suffolk
Allumeur
Jackstar
Aucasrin
Drone
Jetaem
Second Light
J Spraiers
Hewtrey
Metanora
Phorbus
Exch
Gambler
Sylvanite
Courier
Mary of
Pasadena Wins Willi ambs Handicap and Breaks Track Record
Pasadena wins the Will iamsburgh Handicap at Jamaica, beating Cairngorm by two lengths as Flyback matches the track record for six furlongs at 1:22 2-5. Delphi trains on for the Metropolitan Handicap with a mile trial in 1:40 2-3. Other races see Gold Dome, Flyback, Diamond Flush, and Oxford among the winners in a busy program.
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Cairngorm
Diamond Flush
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Wlyback
Delphi
Bel- Mont Park
McDaniel
Lwea
Jan M
Connell
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D O'Connor
B. Smith
Miller
Cottage Maid
Baird
Devonshire
Ella Snyder
Hippocrates
Divination
Sufferance
Lyne
Calmgorm
O'Neill
Nashville Meeting Ends as D Austin Wins Three Times
Nashville May 2 Cumberland Park closes after a day of racing led by D Austin. He rode three winners and two seconds across five races led by Leta Duffy in the PEIAST race. Weather cloudy, track good with multiple notable finishes and other results from St Louis and San Francisco racing cards.
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HoMer
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Munrel
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Age and Coruscate
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Kercheval
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J Ed. Grillow
En Water
Miss Gunn
Mabel Wynn
Capamore
Seranda
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