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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1913

Page

15

Phillies Rally Past Pirates In 11 Inning Thriller

The Phillies beat Pittsburgh 6 to 5 in eleven innings, with Lobert scoring the go ahead run on a fumbled single and Magee driving in Hyatt on a sacrifice fly. Hits and errors fuel a tense late game as Philadelphia improves in a high scoring, prolonged affair.

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Giants Rout Cubs as Richie Stumbles in Five Innings

New York defeated Chicago 5 to 4 after Lew Richie was relieved in the fifth inning. The Giants scored five runs, with Zimmerman, Doyle, Merkle, and Herzog driving in runs. Merkle sparked the offense with a two-base hit and Herzog homered as New York built the lead and held on. Chicago managed late runs but could not overcome the early deficit.

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Horace Milan Freed by Norfolk Club

Horace Milan youngest brother of Clyde Milan is released by Norfolk club management. He has been playing center field since the season opened and returns to his home in Tennessee tonight. Milan had been on a tryout with the club.

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Maranville Saves Braves In Boston Victory Over St Louis

Boston shortstop Billy Maranville delivered a brillant fifth inning triple with runners aboard to spark a 6 4 win over St Louis. The diminutive star starred both at bat and in the field as Boston built an early lead and held on for the win.

Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati in Second Straight Win

Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 6 to 3 to extend their streak, jumping ahead with three runs in the second and fourth innings. Stengel and Wheat highlighted the offense, while-pitching in relief helped secure the victory for Brooklyn.

Engel's Turn for Pitching In Detroit Series

Gandil rests with no toe pain after X rays show no fracture, likely to wear uniform in Detroit. Engels to face Browns, St Louis may rely on Hamilton. Johnson decision pending on Stovall reinstatement. Acosta anniversary noted. crowd watches Griffins as Bob Groom shines with three strikeouts and a slugging matinee.

Joe Engels Browns St Louis Hamilton

Griff Lectures Men Result Shows in Game

Spcial to The Washington Past st Legis Ho. Mary 1. The club session this morning lasted longer than usual. Griffith urged speedy improvement. On the field this afternoon all hands showed more of the old spirit and pep.

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Groom Blanks Browns by Masterly Work in St Louis

In St Louis on May 12, Robert Groom dominated the Browns with a 2-0 shutout. He struck out eight, allowed only two walks, and mixed fast balls with curve and floaters to keep the Browns from advancing, while Belleville enthused as Groom's town idol. The Nationals’ offense was stingy, with Moeller and Milan providing the only notable threats, but Groom and team defense sealed the win despite scattered chances.

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Length ahead in crew race between Princeton and Harvard

May 12 Cambridge MA. Princeton outrowed Harvard and Penn in a 178 mile Charles River dash. Princeton led at the start, trailed midrace, then pulled away finishing 3 feet ahead of Harvard and three lengths ahead of Penn. Times: Princeton 10 18, Harvard 10 22, Penn 16 34.

May Play Exhibition in Shanks' Hometown

Special to The Washington Fest St. Lantz Mo May 15 IIsith tonight promised Howard Shanks to take the Nationals to Monaca Pa for an exhibition game in July provided suitable connect tops can be made Nationals have two open dates while shifting from the East to the West It is one of these that Shanks hometown will get if arrangements can be perfected with the railroads up the stroke as the finish flags loomed up ahead and each successive drive of the oars meant a gain of another foot over the tiring Crimson rovers When the finish line was less than a quarter of a mile away Capt Abeles called on the Harvard crew for the last spui The eight men bent to their work but the Tigers met the dash before Harvard could gain more than a dozen feet From there to the finish Princeton increased the lead uni there was not quite open water between the igers and rim son with T Pennsylania three lengths be hind Harsard as Princeton plow d ove the ine and drew up exhausted against the sea wall The crews rowed as arranged when the race was postponed Satuzilas About 000 persons watched the contest The victory of the Tigers was the first success that has come to Princeton in a triangular contest since rowing 48 resumed there four years ago.

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Ciph ers To White Sox Fall Short In Philadelphia

Philadelphia defeated Chicago 3 to 0 as Russell outpitched veteran Bender. Oldring doubled, Baker singled, and a sacrifice produced the lone Philadelphia run in the sixth. Chicago failed to deliver in the pinch despite three third-base threats and calls for pinch hitters by Callahan.

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Tigers Rally To Victory In Second Boston Series Game

Detroit defeats Boston 8 to 7 in a late rally scoring three runs in the eighth inning after a tight, hit-filled game. Hooper and Gardner lead Boston with multiple hits while Cobb and Veach contribute for Detroit as the Tigers pull ahead in the seventh and hold on for the win.

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Johnson Fines Players in AL Cleveland Fight

Third baseman Olson of Cleveland and catcher Nunamaker of Boston were each fined 25 dollars by AL President Johnson for leading a free-for-all brawl between the two clubs in Cleveland. No other players were penalized. Al Bright and Joe Turner plan a return bout in Washington tomorrow night with sharp training and high confidence.

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Naps Leader Breaks Leg In Ninth Inning Setback

Cleveland reports manager Joe Birmingham broken leg from a ninth inning slide against the New York club. He may miss a month, with Lajoie also sidelined by a broken hand. New York wins 4 to 3 as McConnell outperforms Gregg and Cleveland miscues aid the visitors.

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Browns Must Pay Jack O Connor Five Thousand Dollars

In St Louis May 12 the St Louis American League club must pay Jack O Connor 5000 dollars as salary he would have earned if not discharged as manager before the 1911 season a circuit court jury ruled after a brief deliberation The case ended quickly with the jury out about thirty minutes O Connor testified denying overheard statements by Cook and Cronhelm regarding manager orders impacting Napoleon Lajoie and Ty Cobb in the 1910 season

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