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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1908

Page

16

Philadelphia Baseball Defeats Boston in Long Game

Philadelphia National Teague club returns home to beat Boston in a lengthy contest. Box score shows multiple players with hits and RBIs, highlighting pitchers and late-inning drama. Final line totals indicate a decisive Philadelphia win amid foggy, error-prone play and extended play into late hours.

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Reds Hit Willis Hard In First Game Of Series

Pittsburg Mays-winewhnat won the opening game from Pittsburg by 9 to 1. The visitors led early, Willis being replaced by Campbell in the second inning after a rough start. Campbell finished strong with 3 runs allowed in relief, while Meller, Hugging, Leach, Kane and others contributed to a decisive Cincinnati loss.

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Needham's Double Beats Dodgers 1 0 Defeat

In a tight game on the Western trip, Needham delivers a two three infield hit and scores on a sacrifice, giving York a 1-0 win over the Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers. Donlin exits in the top of the fourth after a defensive stand by Symonds and Needham secures the shutout with strong relief pitching.

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Raymond's Single Counts St Louis 4 Chicago 3 in Eleventh

Raymond broke the tie with a ninth inning hit and again in the eleventh drove in the deciding run as St Louis defeated Chicago 4 to 3. Key plays included Tinker and Murray producing extra base hits and Lundgren allowing Brown's 6 innings before Raymond closed out the win.

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Baseball scores from the league games posted

American League results include Boston or Washington with 6 639? New York and Philadelphia 7 000. Cleveland against St Louis 3 174. National League shows Philadelphia versus Boston 3 464 and Brooklyn versus New York 2 000. St Louis vs Chicago 2 500 and Pittsburg against Cincinnati 2 104.

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Nationals Edge Boston In First Doubleheader Of Season

In Boston on a steamy day the Nationals defeated the Red Sox 6 to 1 and 7 to 0. Cates allowed three hits while Morgan and Keeley faltered. Boston’s Cravath homered for the lone run in the opener as Washington took control with sharp fielding and timely hitting led by Milan Ganley Street and Pickering.

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Notes of the game from Copley Square baseball scene

The piece describes trades sending pitchers Pruitt and Gilag and catcher Donahue and outfielder Carliste from the Red Sox to Kanais City. Nationals base at Copley Square amid a tense scene as a patron demands speed in a frst game. Spectators include Tick Chap and former Boston NL president Arthur Hooden. Bob Unglaub’s head is seen hanging for a moment.

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Washington and Boston Split Twin Bill in Ordeal

Washington defeated Boston in one game while Boston rallied for a separate win in a two game set. Detailed play highlights include Shipke and Ganley driving runs for Washington, Street's three hits, and Wa shington's late rally effort with Gessler and Wagner contributing multiple hits. The Nationals head to Philadelphia with hopes of rebounding.

Second game tight as wire in tough contest

The second game was a tight, tactical pitch duel with strong lineups on both sides. Washington brought in Clymey Albrer Cates and Hughes after the lineup was announced while Boston countered with Thoney Laporte Mew Farland Winter and Glaze. One run was all the locals could muster off Hughes, and Washington hit Winter hard in the final inning as in the first game, with Ganley and McBride contributing to the pitchers' duel.

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Highlanders win first doubleheader to split with Athletics

New York twice beat Philadelphia 6 to 5 in the opener while Philadelphia blanked 0 for 0 in the nightcap. Starters Vickers and Degert worked in a tight two game set as New York gains the split at American League Park.

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Hinchman's error costs costly St Louis shutout

St Louis defeated Cleveland 7 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Chech held Cleveland to three hits, two by Stowall, and Powell limited the locals to three hits as St Louis took the game behind error support. Continuous scoring came in the early innings with Ceah backstop and fielding miscues contributing to the shutout.

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Washington Reading Allentown Brooklyn Philadelphia Elizabeth at Reading

A fragmented sports or standings snippet shows teams Washington Reading Allentown Brooklyn Philadelphia Elizabeth and Reading in a schedule or WoL Pet WoL Fet list with numbers 18 8 687 12 18 425 17 30 630 9 19 924 and a final line Allentown a 22 ar.

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Nationals Maintain Strong Push In Tight American League Race

The Nationals in seventh place sit only 3.5 games behind the leading New York as a two game sweep in Boston boosts their season win streak to five. Cantillon’s staff uses Burns and Smith in today’s doubleheader, with the hope of further climbing the standings as Washington’s improved defense and timely hitting fuel a closer pennant chase.

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Atherton's Late Hit Delivers Washington Defeat to Allentown

In a seesaw Union League Park battle, Washington edged ahead early but Allentown tied in the eighth. Charley Atherton singled home the winning run after Shaughnessy tied the game with a fourth-inning blast, Atherton’s timely hit sealing a 3-2 victory for Washington. Shaughnessy contributed a key triple and drove in two runs, while Topham outpitched McKay in a tight pitchers duel.

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Two Games Carded For Today At Local Park

Morning clash at 1030 features McHale on mound for the locals with Allentown’s Murray in the afternoon duel at 230. A rain contingency calls for a double header. McKinnon’s Allentown club optimistic as Lenox turns a key third inning stop.

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