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Walter Johnson showed speed and control yesterday while Cobb and Boehling clashed over a dirt-throw incident at first base. Umpire Hildebrand faced criticism for not ejecting both players and Ayers, hampered by a hand injury, pitched four innings with limited control as Richmond and Charlottesville reports mix in this action-filled update from Virginia baseball scene. Edward W. Smith of Memphis was elected Virginia’s next season captain, with Shanks and Monaco among noted prospects for spring action.
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Stanage
O Elace
Ty Coob
Jennings
Wee Caumne
Firat
Boehling
Cobh
Georgia Peach
Cobb
Roehling
Washington Playerao
Boehilag
Leermoptre Fildebrand
Bisas
Arbicar
Foehling
Hildebrand
Jon Hoehling
Fiidebrand
Carlottesville
Edward W. Smith
Memphis
Johnson Power
Roybue
Howard Shanks
Heisman
Coveleskie
Burns
Young
Bush
Tigers
Veach
Hellman
Judge
Nationals
Morgan
Foster
Milan
Rondeau
Coveleskis
Shanks
Indians
Athletics
Jimmy Burke
Ty” Cobb
Burke
Shanks' Sacrifice Fly Tops Off Uphill Fight to Victory
In an eleven inning pitchers duel at the ball yard the Tigers defeated the Nationals 6 to 5 as Howard Shanks delivered a crucial sacrifice fly. Walter Johnson outdueled Jean Dubuc, striking out six in fourteen batters as the locals rally from a 4-0 hole. Johnson saved the day while Burns and Morgan contributed key hits and aggressive baserunning on both sides.
Baseball Game Turned On Seventh Inning Rally At Detroit
The seventh inning sparked action as Bush scored on an error and Veach later tied events. Judge Shanks and Henry produced key hits, with Henry scoring on a fielder’s mishap. Milan and Rondeau walked in the eleventh, Milan scoring the game winner as Detroit edged the Nationals 2 1. Pitchers included Ayers Dubuc and Boehling, with late relief and a double play shaping the stretch.
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Thera
Bush
Morgan
Witt
Cobb
Ayers
Veach
Shanks
Heilman
McBride
Nationals
Haif
Judge
Henry
Dubuc
Vitt
Williams
Foster
Detroit
Washington
Milan
Rondeau
Young
AB. R.h.br
Po.a.e
Hellman
Urna
Ib Young
Stanage
Covelskie
Boehling
Dulmic
Stehnson
Goveleskle
Duboc
Om Boebling
Ayera
Johnson
Covelekie
Indians End Markle's Streak In New York Victory
Cleveland won 6 to 4 at New York to halt Markle's five game win streak since joining the club. Graney homered for New York, Maisel injured, and Morton was hit in every inning but not effectively. Box score details list Graney, Turner, Smith, Nanamaker, Markle, Bagby, Caldwell among others. Time 2 hours 16 minutes.
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Markle
Morton
Maisel
Graney
Hoa Graney
Turner
Speaker
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Nanamaker
Markie
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Gilhooler
Baker
Peckinpaugh
Wambsganss
O'Neil
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Bater
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Gandil
Smith
Barer
Balle
Caldwell
Lase
Aics
Mertie
Love
Ey Caldwell
Strick
Nubdmaker
Mosnre
Dineen
Nalin
Phillies win at Cincinnati on Reds errors in 7–4 game
Philadelphia capitalized on Cincinnati miscues including three errors two wild pitches and two passed balls to take a 7 to 4 victory. Toney and Rixey each yielded one earned run, while Moe Moseley and Knetzer shared the pitching duties for the Phillies and Reds respectively.
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Rixey
Phila
Bancroft
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Niehoff
Neale
Bizzo Stock
Herzog
Cravath
Chase
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Il Louden
Paskert
Luderms
Clarke
Wm. Kil'fer
OlToney
Knetzer
Philadephia
Stock
Good
Whitted
Paskett
Grob
W. Killifer
Luderus
Rizey
William Killifer
Qugrey
Byron
Giants Sixth Straight Win Over Cubs in Chicago
New York defeats Chicago 3 to 0 as Saler fails to touch McKechnie in the fifth. Merkle and Mulligan key the visitors with steady hitting and base running. Perritt and Vaughn hold the Cubs to three runs while Burns, Fletcher, Zimmerman and Doyle contribute on offense.
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Chicago
Saler
McKechnie
New York
Burns
Oschutte
J Robertson
O Flack
Dorle
Williams
Kauft
Zim Man
Fletcher
iFlacher
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Yerkes
Mulligen
Vaughn
Chirag
Perritt
Zimmerman
Robertson
Doyle
Archer
Mulligan
Zim! Merriman
Pieteber
Flack
Mesara Rigler
Harrison
American League Standings and Today’s Schedule
Standings show Cleveland 18 9 678 Detroit 16 9 640 Chicago 13 18 .520 Philadelphia 16 16 500 Boston 18 13 .500 Washington and New York also listed. Yesterday results include Detroit at New York and Philadelphia at St. Louis. Today’s games: Detroit at Washington, Chicago at Boston, Cleveland at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Washton
Chica
New York
Philad'p
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
W. L. Pet
Brooklyn
Spied
Eir
Sco
Cincinnati
Fittabursh
Pittsburgh
Plank Loses To Old Teammates In 5 4 Defeat
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 5 to 4 as Plank faces his former club for the first time in his career. A seventh inning rally, aided by Lajoie, Stellbauer, Pick and Schang, provides the decisive runs. Bush struggles early and late with four unearned runs and a late error, while Plank keeps St Louis scoreless after the seventh.
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Philadelphia
Hdldie Plank
St. Louis
Plank
Laboie
Stellbauer
Pick
Schang
Bush
Abhoa
Phila
Abhor Shotten
Awitt
Johnson
Strunk
Miler
OffcInnes
Misler
ijLajoie
Pratt
tAustin
Deal
Hartley
St. Toms
Miller
McInnes Lajme
Steilbauer
Witt
Tajoie
Chill
O'Loughlin
Pirates Beat Braves in Early Scoring Outburst
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 8 to 7 in a high scoring game at Pittsburgh. Maranville, Byers, Collins, Konet eby, Compton, Goods, Carey, Baird, Contello, Hinchman and Wilson drove runs for Boston while Rudolph, Harmon, and Mamaux pitched for Pittsburgh. Errors by Maranville and Hinchman aided Pittsburgh’s comeback as the Pirates plated the decisive runs late. Catholic University vs Maryland Aggies at College Park set for 4 o’clock with Johnson or Kendrick to start for Catholic University and Derrick for Maryland.
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Boston
Maranville
Evdra
OL Colling
OlContello
Fitspatrk
Hinchman
Koneteby
Wagner
J.C. Sm'h
Iknabe
Compton
Goway
OL Wilson
Rudolph
Gibaida
O Cooper
Harmon
Mamaux
P Fotala
Ragon
Rans
Byers
Collins
Konet
Eby
Goods
Carey
Baird
Costello
Wilson
Am Knabe
Hanch
Cartello
J. C. Smith
Mies
Evers
Kenetchy
Beaton
Pitsburgh
Mimaux
Ragen
Cooper
Memauz
Mamauz
Gowdy
Messrs
O'Day
Esson
Catholic University
Maryland Aggies
College Park
Johnson
Kendrick
Cathole University
Derrick
Paid to See Race or Death at Auto Track
A Sheepshead Park auto race exposed amateur sport versus commercial spectacle as a fatal crash killed a driver and his mechanician while officials continued the event. The piece questions safety, ethics, and legislative response, with boxing and racing stars like Wilde, Rosner, and Welsh cited in broader sports critique.
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New York
Sheepshead
Teople
Yale
Harvard
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Sheepshead Track
Old Dutch Market 5 baseball opens season with win
Old Dutch Market nine defeated RP Andrews 15 to 13 in Sunday’s season opener. The article notes future games against Troops CD Second Cavalry at Fort Myer and a high school baseball series at Monument Lot near the bathing beach with start times listed.
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Old Dutch Market
RP Andrews
Troops CD. Second Cavalry
Fort Myer
Central and Tech
Fastern
Business
Monument
Lot
Aaa
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