Washington Nationals debut scarce as Cleveland tops doubleheader
Hardy, a left handed reliever, pitched well in his Washington debut but was edged by Cleveland as Stanleys homered with bases loaded. In a high scoring doubleheader, Washington and Cleveland split games 13 6 and 2 6 with Dusty Rhoades strong on the mound and Jake Stahl collecting five hits.
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Washington
Stanley
Cleveland
Nationals
Clevelands
Dusty Rhoades
Stahl
Earl Moore
Decatur, Jr
Rhoades
Tones
Anderson
Hess
Wekefield
Nationals Rally in Second Falls Short in Exhange
In game two Ray opened for Cleveland with a hit and Buelow drove in runs on long hits. Stovall, Bradley, and Carr loaded the bases before Falkenberg struck out the side. Stanley homered and Jones later singled to keep Washington active. multiple errors and timely hits powered Cleveland in an 8 to 6 comeback bid.
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Ate Jones
Cassidy
Hickman
Anderaon
Stahl
Ibio Ni
Stanley
Ag. Kittredge
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Hardy
Sleveland
Bay
PO Huaion
Stovall
Bradle
Turner
Carr
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If Wakefield
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Cleveland
Lend
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J. A. Rhoades
Hardy Hondes
Bradley
Nill
Buy
Buelow
Radiey
End Cassidy
Mesasra
McCarthy and
Huret
Nationals
Moore
Ray
Hckman
Anda Stovall
Fron Nill
Jones
Cassig
Anderson
Andy
Bradier
Hess
Clark
Buclow
Falkenberg
Heyden
Id Hess
Gaasidy
Stank
Mull
P. Tatnis
If Ma
Wrahington
Bassa
HT Moore
Cassids
Bunlow
Hees
Mesers
Hurst
McCarthy
Chicago Sweeps Twin Bill Over Boston
Chicago defeated Boston in both ends of a doubleheader 5 to 1 and 3 to 1 in Boston. Walsh started and pitched both games after warming up late. Darkness ended the second game early with 3,186 in attendance.
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Boston
Chicago
Walsh
Shelving White
Detroit Wins In 10 Inning Hard Fought Game
Detroit defeats Philadelphia in a ten inning battle after tying in the ninth. McIntyre delivered the decisive two bagger in the tenth as 4,486 fans watched. Highlights include Schaeffer Lindsay and McIntyre contributing key hits for Detroit and solid relief work by Mullin and Dygert.
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Detroit
McIntyre
Rhoa
Rhoar McIntyre
O[hartsol
Lindsay
O Lora
Ligoo Sehseffer
G Davis
Crawford
Oj Barton
Cobb
L. Cross
Coughlin
Ij Seybold
Oleary
Murphy
Doran
M. Cross
Mullig
Schreck
Coaktey
Totais
Dygert
Coakley
Davis
Hartsel
Schaeffer
Lord
McIntyré
M Cross Murphy
O'Leary
O’leary
Mullin
Coakey
Mr. Connolly
St Louis Beats New York in twin baseball games
St. Louis won both contests against the New York Americans, 6 to 3 and 7 to 2. Powell pitched the first win against his former teammates while Clarkson struggled on his NY return. Attendance was 6,000 as St. Louis outhit New York, with Gleason and Jones delivering key two base hits and Chase scoring on two occasions.
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St. Louis
Rockfield
Olfoeter
Frink
Wallace
Yeager
Jones
Gleason
Koehler
Fults
Sugden
Klenow
Powell
Newton
St. Louie
Firat Duce
Balle
Clarkson
Chase
Williams
Eiberfeld
St. Louis Mets Fall to New York in Tight Tilt
In a two part game, St. Louis and New York played a close matchup with Wallace and Koehler each hitting home runs for New York. Stone earned a three-base swing, while Yeager and Gleason contributed key two-base hits as St. Louis struck first but New York rallied late to secure the win.
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Keeler
Bahn
Sugden
M Lin
St. Louis
RIO AE
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Hahn
Rock’feld
Frisk
Elberfeld
Wallace
Yeager
Jones
Williams
Gleason
Chase
Koehter
Puttz
Spencer
Kleinan
Buchanan
Leroy
Ooos
Bicharan
Koehler
Stone
Mr. O'Loughlin
National League scores and standings update
In a Septembers day recap Pittsburg fell to New York nine five due to Lynch wildness issuing eight walks and a hit batsman. The standings show Cincinnati leading with .700 and St Louis at .? while New York and Philadelphia posted strong records. Attendance reached about six thousand fifty.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago shuts out Brooklyn in tense six-hit duel
Mason dominated with four scattered hits as Chicago blanked Brooklyn 4 to 1. Tinker scored on a tumble, Maloney and Ritter delivered sacrifice hits, and Weimer fanned six in a 1 hour 37 minute contest. Attendance listed as TA Thancore Chirag.
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Mason
Tinker
TA Thancore
Chirag
Brooklyn
Oak
Aisa
Alitutar
Laubert
Gnateh
i'Hammel
Lewis
Wee
Bergen
Resen
Basas
Maloney
Ritter
Chance
Gessier
Evers
Storuck
Hy Weimer
Weimer
Eason
Kiem
Cincinnati Reds Beat Red Sox in Tight Early Season Tilt
In Cincinnati a muddled error by Wolverton sparked trouble for Young as seven runs were scored with only one earned. Johns relieved in the eighth and allowed a single hit. Attendance around 1,000. Final: Cincinnati 8, Boston 6 with offensive surge led by Wolverton and Hinchman.
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Wolverton
Young
Johns
Cincinnati Rho
Er Gaston Rhgae Huggins
Chio
Harry
Street
Needham
Check
P. Johns
Hoston
Hinchman
St Louis Mets Defeated as Phillies Rally in Two Innings
McDougal weakened in the eighth and ninth as Philadelphia scored seven runs on as many hits. Attendance 1,100. Scoring details show St Louis 000000720 and Philadelphia 00020912 with key two base hits by Titus and Courtney and a three-base hit by Devlin.
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Philadelphia
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Magee
de Graff
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Dcvlin
Courtey
Bransfield
McBride
Heelsketter
Grady
Heckley
Dy Pittinger
Bavea Pe Bulle
McMougal
Mr. Pest
Gunton Wins First Game in Dual League Series
Gunton-Temple outslugs St Stephen's Institute 4 to 1 in six innings as Sam Seay fanned eight for the Church lads while McCarron struggled. Handiboe drove in a run with a three-bagger, Kinney and Bielaski collected key hits, and Gunton tallying in the second and fifth gave them the lead in the opening game of a three game series on Fourteenth Street and Lydecker avenue.
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St. Stephen’s Institute
Sam Seay
McCarron
St. Stephens
Welsh
Seay
Hughes
Handiboe
Rapp
Price
Handibee
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Bielaski
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Woodard
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Heinrich
Hutchinson
Dougherty
Gurton
St. Stephen's
Gunton
St Stephen's
Kinney
Herding
Handitee
Bielacks
Carroll
Bir. Handibos
Baltimore Blames Pennant Loss on Rochester Club
In the Eastern League race Providence won the pennant by taking most games in every series except against Baltimore. Baltimore lost the pennant despite defeats to several clubs and blames Rochester, a tallender, for stealing ten victories from the Orioles.
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Rochester
Providence
Tallender
Orioles
Tollowlta
Cumberland Lost Pennant in Doubleheader Split
In Frostburg Cumberland and Frostburg split a doubleheader as Cumberland’s late rally fell short in the ninth inning of game one. Frostburg’s Washer starred with strong batting and defense, while Cumberland cannot secure the pennant even if they win the remaining games.
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Brown
Washer
Rhe Cumberland
Zeeder
Milliman
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Amd
Why Providence Plays One More Game in Eastern League
The Eastern League standings show Providence pen nant winners and Baltimore second place each with many losses and wins, yet Providence has one more game. Weather causes unequal schedules as Washington has two unplayed games, potentially exceeding 154 games with tie results. Reports from Columbus note players joining Cleveland and drafts transferred, plus Agriculture Commissioners series planned at the Coliseum. An ad promotes Dr. King’s New Discovery for throat and lung diseases at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Providence
Baltimore
Washington
Whic
Agriculture Coalition Tops Post-office in Season Finale on White Lot
A season ending league game drew the largest White Lot crowd of the year as Agriculture defeated Post-office 14 to 9. Errors by Stevenson Pennington and Fenton in the third inning sparked seven unearned runs for the Farmers, turning a potential Post-office tie into a decisive win amid a high error game.
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Taylor
Doyle
Stevenson
Pennington
Fenton
Bradley
Weber
Trademe
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Clarke
OiGater
Aon
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Bean
Stewson
Brown
Haring
Winchester
Penton
Tierney
Post-office
Post-omire
Bates
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Pannington
Huring
Adams
F Stevenson
C Stevenson
Messrs Betts
Yollifower
Treasury and Post Office clash in league sweep
Treasury won all three games as the Departmental League resumed. De Yo led scoring with two 200+ games, Schra der and Bishop also shone early in the season. Post-office contenders Durand Leimbach Douglass McCauley and Bishop fought hard, totals 546 339 and 707 680 in the two sides.
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Schrader
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Parker
Smith
Carlaon
Durand
Leimbach
Douglass
McCauley
Cess
Government Printing Office
Walsh
Conroy
Morgeco
Holby
Kukart
Crosa
Herbeck
Tote
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Norbeck
Georgetown Preps open football season with 2–0 win over St Johns
The Georgetown Preparatory School defeated St John’s College 2 to 0 to begin their season. St John’s, though outweighed, played a plucky game and kept the Prep scoreless after halftime. The match featured no sensational plays and included lineups with names such as Comte, Toomey, Cullen, Maher, and Mohn in a cautious contest.
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St. John’s College
Georgetown Preps
St. John's College
St. John's
Scarlet
Gray
St John’s
Georgetown Prep
Comte
Beader Chapman Hart
Cronin
Gill
Becker
Toomey Howard
Tierney
Farris Madigan
Vilsack
Ivers Rundler
Jett
Bee Cullen Monahan
Martin
Harris Wadmyer
Cullen Hessler
W Maher
Bailey
Maher Miller
Kelley Tones
Mohn
Blandin
Cohen
A Maher
Bmr Mahoney
Mr Crumey
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