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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1908

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16

Hoston First Baseman Sold or Traded Amid Bad Standing

The Washington Post reports that Boston’s first baseman is slated to be sold or traded after falling out with club president J T Taylor. High priced veteran Unglaud also under cloud, while Mc Connell’s strong play at second reduces betting on a change. Multiple deals explored with various teams but none finalized.

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Highlanders Rally Past New York in Cloudy Showdown

Manning shines for New York driving in runs and shutting down Charley Smith as the Highlanders beat the Giants 8 to 3. Freeman collects a three bagger and Chase doubles, while Doyie struggles despite late hope from Washington and others in a rain-threatened, lengthy afternoon game.

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Fragmentary city scores prompt uncertain recap

A garbled OCR passage lists scattered city names and scores including Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Boston and Brookline with unclear numerics. The fragment provides no coherent event or outcome to summarize beyond indicating sports score snippets.

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Washington club fined by national commission reinstates Anderson and Heydon

The National Baseball Commission reinstated John Anderson and MHE Heydon for leaving the Washington Americans during last season, imposing fines of $5 each on the Washington club in a case seen as a dispute over player grievances. The commission stated players must receive equal treatment, though clubs may not inappropriately dispose of players, and noted ineligibility against the Washington club’s managers was not invoked. The report also mentions related notes on the team’s players and a Kentucky horseman death.

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Outbatted, But Win For Philadelphia Over Boston

Philadelphia tops Boston Americans 3 to 2 as home team produces three hits in the first and eighth innings off Youngs to clinch the victory. Boston’s offense struggles with scattered hits and strong defense from Philadelphia pitchers and fielders.

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ZANNELLI SHOWS PROMISE FOR LOCAL BASEBALL TEAM

Manager Irwin praises Harry Zannelli and Murray for strong amateur to pro potential. Zannelli, shaped by local tots, and Murray, a southpaw with speed and curve variety, boost hopes for a top finish as the season nears. Wilmington beats Elizabeth in opener and eyes others in the two game series.

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Two Hits Off Summers In Rain Shortened Game

Detrent defeated St Lome 7 to 0 in a rain shortened five inning game. The match ended after two were out in the first due to weather with Detiate steering the offense and Summers yielding the shutout as Wetman Lo Ou and others contributed offensively.

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Phillies Ease New York in Franked Game Summary

Phillies dominated the game as New York faltered with manager Me Gras withdrawing Mathewson and Sreans early. Beeches and Needham contributed, while Philadelphia's offense and fielding kept the lead through the late innings.

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Logal Unions Triumph as Murray Allows Five Hits

Former amateur pitcher twirls another strong game holding Hig opponents to eleven to one. Summers drives in runs in the third and fourth as locals pound the opposition. Zanneth also turns in a solid performance. Yesterday’s results list Philadelphia beating Washington eight to two and other scores across the circuit.

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Brooklyn Beats Baltimore In Outplayed Contests

Brooklyn defeats Baltimore with strong box work leading the home team to a decisive win. Highlights include McCeeth and Leonard in key roles, while Sum mers and Kane shut down Phila offense, and Zanneli debuts at short for the local bandits amid a cloudy crowd.

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Pastorius Batted Hard in Brooklyn Victory Over Boston

In a hard fought game Brooklyn defeated Boston 6 to 2 as Pastorius led with strong at bats. Franklyn and Wass credited as key contributors while Sheehan, Lemley, and McGann supported the offense with timely hits. Umpire Mr Kiem called time at 1 hour 8 minutes.

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Elizabeth First Defeat In Wilmington Boxing Meet

Contested bout ended with Elizabeth losing to Wilmington in a fast paced fair fight. Key exchanges featured strong moves from both sides though Wilmington secured the win with better coordination and timely scoring.

Paterson Defeats Reading in Tough Local Game

In a loosely played match on May 4 Paterson overcame Reading 4 to 4 with key moments including passing plays and late efforts. The game featured numerous chances, several near-saves, and a series of plays by Sher and other players as both sides sought control.

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Rube Waddell Ordered From Downtown Hotel

Rube Waddell eccentric twirler of the Browns faced a 31 percent fine if he refused to leave a downtown hotel. Manager McAleer and President Hedges ordered him out, noting the hotel’s vicinity to saloons. He moved to a location near the baseball grounds away from nightlife. Taylor to Ride Abroad: Worcester report says Major Taylor will ride in Europe this summer, sailing for Havre tomorrow.

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Yesterday's Attendance in Major Leagues

Yesterday's figures show attendance in the American League games with Philadelphia versus Boston drawing 2203, Washington versus New York 1511, St Louis versus Detroit 2000, and in the National League Boston versus Brooklyn 3200, while New York versus Philadelphia reports zero.

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