Split double header as Washington and Boston split games
Washington Nationals split a double header with Boston, Tom Hughes winning the first game in strong form while Adams faltered in the second and Jacobsen was knocked about after the third. Final scores: Washington 4 Boston 2. Washington 3 Boston // Standings show Philadelphia leading Detroit and Chicago near midpack with Beaton and New York at various spots. Beaton visits Washington today while Philadelphia hosts New York.
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Boston's Game All the Way
Boston dominated the second game with strong batting led by Jacobsen who shut down the Nationals after the third. Adams faltered after six hits and five runs, while Boston rattled off a six run rally in the ninth against a weary Jacobsen. Grimshaw, Ferris, and Armbruster contributed early hits as the Nationals failed to sustain offense.
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St Louis Edges Chicago 3 2 In Baseball Clash
St Louis beat Chicago 3 to 2 as Sudhoff faltered in the eighth. Attendance was 2,200 at St Louis. Stone Frisk and White starred offensively with two base hits for St Louis while White pitched well until the eighth inning before yielding the decisive runs.
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Detroit shuts out Cleveland in ninth-inning rally
Detroit defeated Cleveland 3 to 0 after a late rally sparked by Crawford’s home run. Rhoades held Cleveland to three hits as attendance reached 1,379. Key plays included a first-inning error by Cleveland and a turn in the scoring with Stovall, Schaefer, Lindsay, and Leary contributing to Detroit’s 8 hits.
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National League Results From Yesterday Games
Boston defeated Brooklyn 9 to 2 and 4 to 1 with Chicago beating St. Louis 4 to 2. Philadelphia, New York, and rain affected the schedule with Brooklyn visiting Boston, Cincinnati at Chicago, and New York at Philadelphia. Standings show Chicago at 66 games, Boston around 46, Brooklyn near 34, with St. Louis at 58 and New York around 57.
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Windy City Wins Final Clash With St Louis in Chicago
Chicago defeats St Louis 4 to 2 to close the series as 27,500 fans watch. Key moments include three inning grouping of hits, a Lundgren three-base hit, and Smoot Kling two-base plays. Bausewine umpired. game lasted 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Boston Takes Pair From Brooklyn In Darkness Halted Game
Boston defeated Brooklyn in twin bill action here, winning the first game 2 to 0 and the second 4 to 1 before darkness stopped play in the eighth inning. Dolan drove in all runs in the second contest, while Stricklett endured a tough start in the opener. Attendance reached 1,825 as Boston claimed both ends of the set.
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Umpire talk, slumps, and farmteam win in baseball chatter
A column mocks managers and umpires potential World Series officials Hank O Day Silk O Loughlin. notes Billy Phyle sought reinstatement after charges in the Southern League. Kiddie Hahn tops AL batting among limited games with .362 while Keeler hits .811 and Stone drops to .298. Departmental League reports Agriculture beats Navy behind Pete Hoffman’s clutch hitting, securing claims on the championship as Sanders struggles. Official score details and misc stats follow.
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Close Until the Eighth in White Lot Softball Clash
A double header on the White Lot fields saw Post-office and Commerce and Labor contest on the west field. Commerce and Labor led early but Post-office tied in the third and surged ahead in the sixth. In the eighth, Post-office staged a five run rally before Umpire Betts called the game. Final line score shows Post-office 8, Commerce and Labor 14 with many errors and stolen bases noted.
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Minor League Scores Across Leagues and Standings
Eastern League results feature Baltimore and Columbus sweeping opponents while rain delays affect Jersey City Montreal and Newark Rochester games. American Association shows Toledo and Indianapolis split with darkness endings. Milwaukee beats St Paul. Southern League totals include Atlanta Memphis Birmingham Little Rock and Nashville New Orleans. Chess match Tarrasch defeats Marshall in Nuremberg. Grand Circuit races delayed by rain in Columbus.
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Eight Clubs Face Eightin Government Printing Office Bowling
The Government Printing Office bowling league opens with eight clubs vying for the title in a season running from fall to late March. Rhinos beat Foundry in a close start as teams prepare for a long schedule, with detailed team rosters and an extensive game-by-game slate through February.
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