Baseball Series Outlook Across East and West Contenders
The article surveys remaining interleague series with New York visiting St Louis and Chicago facing the Browns, noting lineups, pitching health, and strategic aims. It analyzes shifts in lead, waiver disputes over Smith, and the fragile prospects of Washington, Cleveland, and Detroit clubs as they chase standings and playoff relevance.
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Smith
Hever
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McAleer
Taylor
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Noe Vhanes
Nationals
Naps
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Hughes
Johnson
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Detroit
New York
Washington
Nationals Drop Fourth Straight in 9-2 Loss at St Louis
Washington extends winless stretch to four as St Louis pitchers Walker and Petty dominate. Offense only shows life in ninth with Milan and Elberfeld on base, McBride driving in runs. Austin hits a solo homer for the Browns.
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Joe Cantillon
Himy
Clarke Griffith
Cass Altmer
Willers
Minneapolis
Cantillon
Columbus
Kan
City
M Ichuky
St Paw
Urague
Ty ' Coord
Corey Beth
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Nationals
Washington
Tailenders
Pelty
McBride
Wallace
McAleer
Sherry
Walker
Browns
Laporte
Hogan
Petty
Barney
Seligelt
Gessler
Shotton
Austin
Cunningham
Somerlett
Milan
Hiberfeld
Ainsmith
Nationala
Elberfeld
Lelvelt
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Myers
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O*loughlin
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Eastern College Beats Catholic University 5 2 in Poor Match
Eastern College defeated Catholic University 5 to 2 on a windy field. Chief Green pitched well for Eastern but received weak support as Brooklanders misplayed several chances. Zachary and Ryan led the locals with key hits, while Hall for Catholic kept the ball scattered but failed to hold the game.
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Four Straight for the Sox as Oldring Homers in 7-5 Win
Chicago Americans beat Philadelphia 7 to 5 for a fourth straight victory. Oldring hit a first league left field homer, the longest in the grounds, with MeIntyre, Lange and Morgan pitching support. Rams and Perrine officiated as umpires in a two hour fifteen minute game.
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Philadelphia and Chicago Jaw Atop Leagues
Yesterday in the American League the Phillies beat St Louis while Chicago also won. Standings show Philadelphia leading with 18 wins and 8 losses, New York 18 11, Brooklyn 15 13, Boston 12 16, Chicago 7 7, St Louis 3 9. Today’s schedule features Washington at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Detroit, New York at St Louis, Boston at Chicago. In the National League St Louis, Pittsburgh, New York, Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, and St Louis results are noted with Chicago at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at New York among others.
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Sallee
Georgetown Beats Gallaudet In Slow Game Pitcher White Strong
Georgetown defeats Gallaudet 9 to 2 on Georgetown field as White limits damage aside from the fifth inning. Feenan leads Georgetown with timely hits while Battiste struggles for Gallaudet amid several miscues. Captain Sitterding’s injury on the Mount St. Joseph day looms as he is out with a severe ankle wrenched and crutches.
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Hedges
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Taylor
Herrmann
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Sox
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Aittle
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Moore
Fallaudet
Ryan
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Hower
Cleveland
Nationals in Cleveland Showdown Stirs St. Louis Crowd
McAleer and his men left for Cleveland tonight while New York, missing Chase, watched a Browns Nationals tilt. Austin and Walker powered the Browns as Wallace’s squad fumbled. Johnson expects to return soon, Myers fumbled at bat, and Camp McAleer languishes as St. Louis trails in eighth place.
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McAleer
Cleveland
Sherry
Hogan
Stephens
Myers
Wallace
New York
Chase
Browns
Nationals
Walker
McBride
Elberfeld
Shotton
Austin
Somersett
Petty
Laporte
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Pepper Kid
Otey
Walter Johnson
Rhody Wallace
Hiberfeld
Schaefer
Ginger
Camp McAleer
Western Rally Wins eleventh straight and tops Reds
In Philadelphia on May 17, Luderus delivered a clutch eleventh inning homer to beat Cincinnati 4 to 3 after a tied game. Paskert and Mitchell made key catches late as Philadelphia salvaged the win. Fromme pitched for Cincinnati and Alexander for Philadelphia.
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Balis
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One Run Beats the Cubs in Pitchers Battle
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 1 to 0 as Daubert scores the decisive run on a scratch hit and Wheat sacrifice. Bell hurls a shutout for Brooklyn while Richie allows the lone run, with H Zimmerman ejected for sitting on Daubert. Umpires Bason and Johnstone. Time 1 hour 33 minutes.
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Sallee Drives Cardinals Past Giants for Series Split
Gooning by Sallee gave the St. Louis Cardinals a 3 to 1 win over the New York Giants to even the series. Crandall and Bridwell errors produced two fifth inning runs. Bliss left after a dizzy spell. Huggins and Evans led New York with Bobble attempts while Ellis hit a three-base shot for St. Louis.
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Herzog's wild throw seals Pirates' seventh inning win
Boston May 17 Herzog's wild twelfth inning throw paved Pittsburgh's 7 to 6 victory over Boston. Sensational hitting from both sides, Graham left with a hand injury in the second. Scores and notable batters listed with Goode, Wagner, Tenney among key contributors.
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Minor league scores from several leagues
Baseball results across multiple leagues with scores from New York State, Tristate, South Atlantic, Southern, and Eastern circuits. Notable games include Elmira defeating Binghamton 3 2 and Albany beating Syracuse 2 0, plus Reading routing Wilmington 21 to 3 and Albany edging Columbus 4 1. Several lines contain incomplete data.
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Tristate League
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Altoona
Football Men to Meet at Georgetown May 21
Candidates for Georgetown's 1911 football team gather May 21 to assess material for the fall season. Coach Nielson attends to secure veterans' training commitments before they return to college. Optimism runs high for a successful year as a few graduates depart and replacements are sought from the second-string pool. Emmanuel failed to field a full nine against White Haven in Olympia League play.
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Holden
Boteler
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Nielson
Emmanuel
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