Unions Hold Conference on Paterson Franchise Transfer
The Washington Post reports a union conference at the Gingham House where clubs discussed the Paterson to Allentown franchise transfer. Allen town supporters pledged backing while Wilminton declined the offer, with thirteen Baltimore Son League players set to depart and salary disputes persisting.
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May Join Yankees to Report for Tryout
New York may add Rube Waddell to the Yankees today after his departure from St Louis. Waddell intends to seek a job under Clark Griffith and is unsettled with the St Louis team. Talks with Griffith suggest a possible deal to bring the eccentric pitcher to New York for a trial.
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Visitors win with error as champions edge in final inning
In a one run decision the champions take the second game of the series as a costly error in the ninth opens the door for a late Schaefer single. Detroit and Cleveland split in a set with Philadelphia and Chicago meeting Boston, St. Louis at New York, and standings updated for the American League.
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Burns Shuts Out Tigers. Nationals Win 1 0 A Pitching Duel
Washington pitcher Till Burns dominates eight and two thirds innings allowing no hits. A fourth inning error by Delehanty leads to the Tigers’ lone run as Schaefer’s safe hit and Burns’ wild throw decide a 1 0 Washington victory.
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Club Should Expel Rowdies At Washington Park Game
Three pavilion occupants used boisterous indecent language in the grand stand at yesterday's Washington Park game. Officials and police failed to curb the conduct as the stand filled with ladies and gentlemen. The piece urges expulsion and cites long efforts to curb rowdyism in baseball.
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Tigers Beat Nationals In Muted Stadium Contests
By a thin margin Detroit clashes with Washington amid weak hitting and tense crowd issues. Evans faces criticism for permitting taunts as Altizer and Delehanty endure misplays while Cantillon notes hitters slump and calls for lineup fixes.
Downes Bunt Delivers Victory for Tigers, Hanlon Watches
Ned Hanlon, former Reds manager, observed Burns pitch as Downes bunt produced a three-base hit for the Tigers to seal the win. Hanlon praised Jennings and noted Cantillon’s strong pitching and a capable Baltimore team. Ginley's bunting and bat handling impressed observers.
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Nichols Loses Game In Extra Innings For Phillies
In a final clash of the clubs Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2 in ten innings. Key plays from Nicholls and solid defense by Cleveland highlighted the game as pitchers and fielders exchanged blows. Bradley Turner Nichols and Davis led Cleveland with timely hits while Stovall and Wehr thromp for Philadelphia. Final score 3 to 2 with Cleveland claiming the win in the tenth.
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Manning's First Defeat Ends New York Streak
Chicago hitters cluster against Manning to halt New York's win streak in a pitching rich game. Notable moments include a foul tip injury to umpire Bei and key hits from Sullivan and Tannehill as Chicago posts nine runs to New York's eight.
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Cubs Win in Tenths After Tying New York Late
Chicago ties New York in the seventh with four hits and a Malarke RBI, then wins in the tenth as Wolan sacrifices and Tinker hits a center field homer for the deciding run. Mathewson started for Chicago, Pfeister, Wiltse, and Bridwell pitched for New York in a tense extra innings victory.
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Wagner's Clout Wins Pittsburg First Game Boston Series
Wagner drives in three with a two base hit as Pittsburg edges Boston 3 to 2 in the opener. Ferguson pitched well until an eighth inning lapse, Camnitz mopping up. Details: Wagner two base hit, three runs scored, two errors by Boston, Camnitz 8 strikeouts, Ferguson 4, Donner 1.
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Three Straight Wins for Boston Over St Louis
Boston wins third straight, defeating St Louis 4 to 2. Powell stars with a strong outing as Roston Mass May leads scoring and late plays. Wagner Schweitzer and Watts spark the offense, while Criger and Lord contribute key putouts.
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Minor League Results Reported Delayed by Rain
Weather delays affect the American Association with postponements in Minneapolis Kansas City and Columbus while games in St Paul Toledo and Indianapolis encounter rain tied holds, and rescheduled dates loom as teams adjust early season schedules.
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Phillies Edge St Louis in Close Eight Inning Clash
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 8 to 6 in an afternoon game as Knabe scored on a Grant hit after a second base steal. Fromme pitched late, relief by Beebe, and Konetchy sparked St Louis with two hits. Eastern League standings show Richmond leading with 13 wins, 19 losses.
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Tri State League Scores From Multiple Venues
Baseball scores and summaries from Wilmington, Williamsport, Harrisburg, Altoona, and Lancaster show team results and battery pairs. Umpires are listed with each game, including Connors Finneran Bannon Walker, highlighting a busy Sunday slate in the Tri State League.
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Reading Wins By Default In Forfeit Tie At Philadelphia
Reading forfeited the game to Philadelphia after a Philadelphia player refused to abide by an umpire decision. Final score listed as Reading 4 Philadelphia 4 with forfeiture noted. Porter and Miller hit home runs for Reading. Campbell and Sommers pitched for Philadelphia. Umpire Mr Serrverg called the forfeit.
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Allentown Triumphs Over Washington In Debut Showdown
Allentown the old Paterson franchise debuted in the Union League day, defeating Washington 6 to 2 before 290 fans. Maurer starred in center for Allentown with sensational plays while Irwin’s team produced timely hits, but wild pitching and errors swung the verdict in the locals’ favor.
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