Nationals Lose to Browns as Erratic Pitches Fail
In St Louis, the Browns beat the Nationals 7 to 6 on erratic pitching and a late rally. Cashion first failed with control, Engel relieved, and Agnew hit a key triple. Gallia allowed the go ahead run in the seventh, with McBride and Williams steering a final double steal for Brown.
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Cashion
Nationals
Carl Cashion
Browns
Agnew
Joe Engel
Chalice
Ita
Engel
al Williams
Morgan
Ainamith
Brief
Pratt
Shanks
Austin
Walsh
Milan
Hamilton
Compton
Arnsmith
Laporte
Johnston
Gus Wiliams
Gallia
Gus Williams
Williams
Gatlia
Roller
Moellar
Short
Aries
Schaefer
Pop
Willams
Bounder
Wallace
Naps Fall to Yankees as Phillies Win on Homer
In Cleveland on May 13 New York defeated Cleveland 8 to 5 as the Indians faltered in the seventh inning. Chapman's error and two singles loaded the bases before Blanding, Ford, and others forced in runs. Chase and Jackson had three hits apiece for New York while Mitchell relieved and Grady hit safely. Manager Birmingham directed play from the bench with a broken leg.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Chapman
Blanding
Ford
Mitchell
Daniels
Sterrett
Carisch
Chase
Jackson
Birmingham
Johnston
Ol Daniela
Wolter
OlLelivett
Ol Hurtsell
Ocree
O‘chase
Olsweeney
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Py Olen
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Daniela
Walter
Chies
Sweeney
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Stump
Forg
Olson
Jackeee
Midkif
Carlech
Ryan
Johnsten
Mirene
Connally
Detroit Defeats Mullin 6 1 in Cincy Game
Detroit beat Mullin in under three innings 6 to 1 in a May game. Moriarty doubled and scored on Vitt's single for Detroit's only run. Boston's runs came in the first inning on Hooper Yerkes Gardner sequence. Yerkes Gardner Moriarty led with two-bag hits. Speaker had two hits and a three-base shot.
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Mullin
Moriarty
Vitt
Boston
Hooper
Yerkes
Gardner
Berton
Ore Hooper
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Ad Speaker
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Boetos
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Muns—Hooper
Speaker
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Mulin
Zamioed
Innnings
Lewis
Bush
Cobb
Gainer
Balla
O'Brien
Elst
Moulin
Umptres
Dodgers Win Third Straight Over Reds In Marathon Hit Fest
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 9 to 6 extending its streak as Fromme and Betts match struggles early. Brooklyn bats explode in second and later stages scoring on hits, a pass, steals, and an error while Fromme holds the Reds after a rough first two innings.
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Hamilton
Moeller
Schafer
Milan
Austin
Schaefer
Laporte
Arie
Compton
Johnston
Ainamith
Morgan
A. Williams
Etz
Brooklyn
Cin-cinnati
Allen
Curtin
Fromme
Cincinnati
Baton
OlMoran
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Cutshaw
Tinker
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O Wheat
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Daubert
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Ismith
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Fisher
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Miller
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O'Aven
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Erwint Almeidas
Bette
Ointh
Bates
Hoblitzed
Moran
Ieet
Stengel
Wheat
Smith
Bages
Becker
Fiaher
Plaher
Balle
Betts
Aljen
Curtis
Maesara
Rigier
Byron
New York Defeats Chicago In Lopsided Baseball Clash
New York powered past Chicago 12 to 2 as Chicago pitchers Toney and Reulbach were hammered. Burns, Toelan, Mitchell and Doyle produced key hits while Merkle and Herzog contributed in the Yankees lineup. Toner and Wilton also appeared, with Bleachers’ notes detailing a high-scoring contest.
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Chicago
Toney
Iymer
Taney
Reulbach
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Toelan
Ojsbater
Mitchell
Fletcher
Erdweiss
Arche
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O'Fhorpe
Toner
Wilton
Ciynie
Mtesreau
Lotarr
Henibach
Eaveath
Gods
Shafer
Fletcher Davie
Niersle
Merkle
Boston St. Louis End Braves Winning Streak In A 4 3 Loss
Boston’s string of victories ended as St Louis defeated them 4 to 3 in a tight game. Perdue pitched well except for the eighth inning when the visitors rallied with three runs on three singles and a triple. Magee and Huggins led St Louis with key hits while Conzel and Mann drove runs for Boston. Edgar Koogle suspended by the District Amateur Association for signing two contracts amid War Department terms in a related note.
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Washingtonians
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Shanks
Gallia
Bobby Wallace
Wallace
Altrock
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U Street
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Huggins
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Pears
Bowinn
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Talls
Griner
Heaton
Edgar Koogle
Istriet Amateur Associa
Ry Kool
War Department
Deparen
Maria
Hese
Cottie
Johnson to Go for Mark Special at Sportsman Park
Walter Johnson seeks a new pitching mark at Sportsman Park in St Louis as he faces Leverens in a key game. The event draws a large crowd amid warm, clear weather, with Griffith managing Gandil, Compton, Engel, and Ramsey while other rosters shift and spectators hope for a strong performance against the Browns.
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Walter Johnson
Johnson
Big Ranch
Kansas
the Nationals
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Chick Gandil
Griffith
Gandil
Ben Johnson
Nationals
Athletics
Washington
Eehteh
Rifle match to American Sergi John Andrews wins in Tientsin
John Andrews of the United States Marine Corps won the North China open championship rifle match at Tientsin with Marines leading the top eight places. American legation guards, marines, infantry, and civilian rifle clubs from Peking and Tientsin competed in the annual event. Lieut Ingram named referee for the Cornell Harvard boat race on Cayuga Lake May 24.
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John 4. Andrews
United States Marine Corps
Tientsin
China
Navy Department
Peking
Marines
Army
Lieut. Ingram
Ithaca
Lieut
J. H. Ingram
U. 8
NII
Cornell
Trinity Beats Holy Name 5–2 in Exhibition
Trinity defeats Holy Name 5 to 2 in a rough game featuring several errors and multiple players named in the box. Key players include King Mutroe Fersan and Maloney on offense with contributions from Gant, Wiley, and Phelps on defense.
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Willery
Hloman
Hiller
Phedgs
Sinlen Tyacre- Homan
Conion
King
Foutlard
Lowite Plas
Curtis Te Phelps
Maloney
Vertis
Milley
Niles and Haggett Win Tennis Match at West Side Club
New York May 18 Lawn tennis candidates for the American cup met at the West Side Lawn Tennis Club. N W Niles and Charles Haggett defeated Touchard and Pell 3 6 6 3 6 4. Hackett and Little split sets with Niles and Haggett 7 5 4 6. International committee chair Wrenn said no final team yet and more trials likely before next Sunday nomination.
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West Side Lawn Tennis Club
N. W. Niles
Charles BE
Haggett
G. KE. Touchard
T. R. Pell
H. H. Hackett
R. D. Little
Niles
R. RP. Wrenn
International Committee
Srnday
English polo ponies arrive for Meadow Brook matches
Forty four British polo ponies landed from the steamship Minneapolis and were sent to Piping Rock on Long Island for the June international matches. Valued at 100000 dollars under a 50000 dollar bond, they traveled with thirty red sweatered grooms and were fed English oats and hay. Most ponies belong to the Duke of Westminster with G W Naylor in charge. Six ponies previously competed in America two years ago. Veterinarians inspected them before shipment and special non slipping sand foot gear replaced caulked shoes. The British army riders for Meadow Brook are due this week on the Oceanic.
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Minneapolis
Piping Rock Country Club
Long Island
England
Duke of Westminster
G. W.naylor
America
Australia
Ireland
Piping Rock
Meadow Brook Ars
Gibbons Beats Christie in Twelve Round Fight
Mike Gibbons of St Paul dominated Gus Christie of Milwaukee over twelve rounds at Atlay A. A. appear, aside from a fifth round knock, Gibbons controlled the action and left Christie exhausted to his corner. Meanwhile Cleveland trades pitcher Baskette to Toledo for Dave Gregg, brother of Vean Gress.
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Spectal
Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Gus Christie
Milwaukee
Atlay A
Christie
Gibbons
Trades Baskette
Dave Gregg
Cleveland
Cleveland American League Club Today
Jim Baskette
Toledo American Association
Vean Gress
President Lynch Suspends Evers for Three Days
In New York on May 13 Johnny Evers manager of the Chicago National League team was suspended for three days by President Lynch after being removed from the game with New York yesterday by Umpire Orth.
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Evers
New York
Johnny Evers
Chicago
Orth
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