Invasion of West Keeps Tigers Lead in Race
The article analyzes the 1916 Interdivisional invasion, showing Detroit eight games ahead of Boston for second place, Athletics rising to challenge, and Washington and New York fading. It details series results, pitching trends, and the Nationals’ surprising improvement.
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Nationals end trip by defeating Tigers again
Washington defeats Detroit 6 to 2 in a Western series finale led by McBride’s four RBI and John Henry’s three hits. Walter Johnson pitched well, fending off Detroit’s late rally as McAleer’s club built a secure lead with strong fielding and timely hits.
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American League Standings and Results Brief
Standings show Detroit leading with 29 wins and 9 losses, New York 17 16, Philadelphia 79? 16?, Cleveland 16 22, Washington 12 18, St Louis 12, Boston 14. Yesterday’s results include Philadelphia over Cincinnati and New York over Brooklyn. Games today: Philadelphia at New York, Brooklyn at Boston, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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JAP INVASION AT LAST KEIO VERSUS GEORGETOWN SHOWDOWN
Keio's Warriors meet Georgetown today in a highly anticipated baseball clash. Nippon title talk surrounds the visitors who have impressed critics by cutting a wide swath in the West and challenging the idea that Japanese players cannot hit. Distinguished spectators expected to attend the contest.
Phillies Regain Lead as Cleveland Beaten 12 6 in May Clash
Philadelphia bats erupt with four hits each from Hasterly and Olson to power a 12 6 victory over Cleveland. The win snaps a skid and puts Philadelphia atop the standings as May games unfold with strong showings from Easterly Birmingham and Graney.
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No Delay in Park Work Says Contractor
James Baird of George A. Fuller Company states there will be no delay in park stands completion beyond late summer. He notes erroneous reports of earlier finish dates due to delayed steel drawings and shipments from Pittsburgh, with final completion not expected before July and at least a month more to finish after that.
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Blackburne Under Knife For Knee Cartilage Removal
Chicago May 2 Russell Blackburne shortstop of the Chicago Americans had a floating cartilage removed from his knee yesterday. He will not rejoin the team for at least two months if ever. Recovery prospects hinge on walking and whether stiffness develops in the injured knee.
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Nationals Edge Tigers in Fast Series Finale
The Nationals leave for home after a quick 1 hour 49 minute game. Meleer plans to lineup Walker against Boston Saturday. Johnson struck out Bush Ness Willett and others, while Milan Gessler and McBride stole bases. Washington outhit Detroit 52 to ? and scored 26 runs in the series as Detroit fans cheered Johnson at the bench.
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How Teams Will Line Up Keio Georgetown
Keio and Georgetown listed lineups feature Tekakama Ni Hunt Fukuda Cogan Kank Fury Abe Feenan Sasaki Davis Kamayama Ryan Murikami Donnelly Narashi Connelly Supaso White Koyama O Connor KukKada Lynch. Baseball positions and batters noted for both teams with multiple pitchers listed.
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Keio Nine Visits Georgetown In Baseball Tour
At Georgetown today the Keio University baseball team from Japan arrives, led by star pitcher and catcher Sugaso. The Japanese aim to prove stronger than U S college teams, challenging confidence in Washington batters and showcasing a disciplined, low-key approach to the game as diplomats and spectators watch.
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White Sox Win In Ten Inning Home Victory
In Chicago May day, the White Sox defeated the New York Giants 3 to 2 in ten innings. Bodie delivered the decisive long hit after a sacrifice and single, with extras aided by an error. Key players included Bodie and Brockett for Chicago and McIntyre Gardner and Lord for New York.
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Red Sox Beat Browns 9 to 5 in Nine Inning Finish
Boston wins 9 to 5 over St Louis in a three pitcher start by each side. Hooper Yerkes Lewis and Shotton pace the offense with multiple runs and two base hits. Pitching totals show Powell Mitchell George and McHale among others allowing runs in a lengthy 2 hour 28 minute game.
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Bad Pitching The Cause Cubs President Backs Live Ball
Chicago May 25 The cork centered ball has sparked long hits. Cubs President Murphy said President Lynch asked his view on using a deadened ball but he will confer with Manager Chance before voting. He called pitching mainly to blame and supported livelier play. St Paul telegram May 25 reports Kelley trading Harry Steinfeldt to Boston for Josh Clarke and Butler.
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Contracts and releases announced by National League president
New York on May 23 reports contracts and releases approved by President Thomas J. Lynch. Players moving include Cecil Ferguson to Boston, Emil Richter to Chicago, Heston and N Claverson to attenes, Thomas and Yates to Lancaster, Maves to Galveston, Burns to Philadelphia, Noojin to South Bend, Pfiester to Louisville, Manush to New Orleans, Faber to Minneapolis, Ryan to Mobile, and Lejeune to Chattanooga among others in multiple leagues.
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Reds Send Giants Down in Cincinnati Tilt
The Reds defeated the Giants 2 to 1 in New York. Keefe starred for Cincinnati while Drucke and Ames struggled for New York. Doyle tripled and then stole home in the eighth to avert a shutout. Final: Cincinnati 2, New York 1.
Pirates Win By Good Margin From Brooklyn
Brooklyn loses the final home game of the present series as Pittsburg wins 7 to 2. Byrne collects five hits in as many appearances to lead the visitors, with Leifield and Rucker sharing pitching duties. Rucker allowed 11 hits in seven innings before Regan and Tealey pitched in relief.
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Southern League at New Orleans 5Atlanta 2 Memphis 0 Birmingham 4 Chattanooga 0. South Atlantic at Augusta 4 Columbus 1 Charleston 0 Columbia 8 Jacksonville 2 Savannah 4 Albany. Tristate at Harrisburg 6 Trenton 3 York 14 Wilmington 1 Altoona 11 Reading 10 Johnstown 6 Lancaster 3 New York State Albany 2 Binghamton 1 Syracuse 10 Syracuse 9 Utica Scranton game notes. Appalachian Knoxville 5 Johnson City 1 Morristown 8 Bristol 3 Asheville 1 Cleveland 2 Tidewater Norfolk 7 Suffolk 1 Newport News 9 Elizabeth City 6 Petersburg 4 Lynchburg 2 Richmond 1 Danville 4.
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