Chicago and East Team Scores and Today’s Games
The page lists teams in multiple cities with scattered scores such as Chicago 7 8 82 and Boston 8 0 3 8, plus a schedule of games today including Washington at Reading Paterson at Baltimore Elizabeth at Brooklyn and Wilmington at Philadelphia. Standings show Wilmington 182 Tod Fitzabeth Warrington 12 6 and Reading 10 78 Paterson 6 8.
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White Sox blank Nationals as Smith struggles for hits
Chicago wins 2 to 0 on Doc White’s two hit shutout. Smith allows one base hit in nine innings as Washington never solves White Sox pitching. Pickering’s misplays and South Park press hamper visitors. Sullivan scores on a bunt and a grounder, Hahn and Andersen push runs, while Chicago’s defense and timely plays preserve the victory.
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Dartmouth Edges Harvard In Batted Clash At Hanover
Dartmouth defeats Harvard 6 to 4 at Hanover in a game marked by timely Dartmouth batting in the second inning for six runs while Harvard errors in the eighth inning contributed to the final tally. Batteries Ginza Leonard Hicks and Carret. Umpire Mr Kilcuthy. Time of game one hour and sixty two minutes.
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Pitching duel highlights a tense baseball day with White and Cobb
Narration centers on Doc White delivering a near perfect effort and Ty Cobb failing to solve him. The piece weighs decisions, baserunning errors, and managerial gambles that could have shifted outcomes. It notes Sullivan and Jones as key fielders and mentions Cantillon Hughes Burns and Waddell in context of upcoming games and revenge.
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Waddell Faces Ex-Teammates as Browns Beat Quakers 4-2
In Philadelphia on May 19, Rube Waddell pitched sharply against his former club, guiding the St Louis Browns to a 4-2 win over the Quakers. Eight Philadelphians struck out by Bender and key hits in the seventh inning fueled the decisive rally. The crowd watched the season’s largest turnout as St Louis climbed in the American League race.
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Left Handed Pitchers Trouble Nationals This Season
Nationals struggle as left handers dominate the mound with Gailey and Freeman blunted by right handed batters. Smith and others face tough luck while bunting and timely hitting remain essential for scoring. criticism of mis-timed hits and emphasis on execution at the plate.
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Highlanders Defeat Detroit In Hit Heavy Affair
New York toppled Detroit as Killlan drove runs in two innings and Vanning starred on the mound. Hanes, Hemphill and Chase produced timely hits while Detroit stranded runners, with Manning and Willetts working for New York.
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Cleveland Clouts Boston in 7 to 2 win
Cleveland pitcher Berger held Boston to scattered hits as Cleveland scored seven runs. The contest, played in Boston, saw Cleve lands win 7 to 2 with key bats from multiple players and Beeston, Lajoie and Turner among the run producers.
Johnson Suspends Jennings and Donovan in Detroit Rowdyism
New York May 19. Manager Hugh Jennings of Detroit suspended by Ban Johnson pending investigation of alleged rowdyism in New York and Detroit games. Jennings and pitcher Bill Donovan ordered from the field by umpire Hurst. Donovan was suspended yesterday.
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Wilmington Down League Club Franchise Sale Talk
May 19 Wilmington Delaware report that Richt mond group represented by A L King of Washington D C is negotiating to transfer the Wilmington Down League Club franchise to Richmond or another city. Interest also comes from Providence New York and Allentown as owners say price will decide. Local backers push to keep team here and Waller may manage the Tri State club if sale proceeds.
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Quakers Bunch Hits Signoreth In Tight Run Game
A muddled early lead by the home team fades as Philadelphia plates runs in the later innings. Errors and substitutions shape the scoring, with key performances from Mugner, Murphy, and Rou on defense and offense. Final line shows a close contest with limited hits and several missed chances.
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Roanoke Edges Lynchburg In Triple Tie Tight Game
Roanoke beat Lynchburg 3 to 2 in a tense late inning battle. Anthony Bowen, Davenport and Stewart paced Roanoke with key hits as Craves and Clark contributed on defense and base running. Touches of late offense by Lynchburg kept it close before Roanoke sealed the win. Attendance was 700.
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Orioles The Winners In Muddy Gridiron Battle
The Baltimore club beat Norfolk 2 to 0 as both teams fought a muddy field in a slow game. Carter pitched well for Baltimore while Gnadinger started for Norfolk, but timely runs in the first inning secured the victory. Attendance was modest and the wind gusts limited offense on the tiring ground.
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Zannelli Delivers Key Triple as Washington Falters
Washington struggled as Reisling's squad capitalized on miscues. Zannelli hit a three bagger with two aboard while Speer and Hilly offered strong play. Washington pitchers were wild and fielding errors opened the door for Ling Reading to pull away, 12 to 2.
Reading Club President Seeks Time For League Affairs
Reading Club officials discuss shifting focus as President Dawson Sage plans to devote more time to league affairs due to owners of the hotel concerned with prior commitments and attendance. Frank Wier and Miller noted in attendance with Reisling and others.
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Another Lead Change As Paterson Falls 4 1
In a mixed rail of players from Paterson and Wilmington, Woreinaten defeated Paterson 4 to 1. The game featured key hits from Schaeffer, Hoover, Smith, and McLean, with notable pitching by McLean and Schaeffer.
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