Nationals Debut Left-hander Hardy Shines in doubleheader loss
Invincible pitching by Dusty Rhoades anchors Washington as left-hander Hardy makes his major league debut with a solid first game. Cleveland wins 2–0 in the opener, 13–6 in the nightcap, with key hits from Stahl and Branley and a dramatic Washington rally thwarted by timely Cleveland plays.
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Washington
Stanley
Cleveland
Nationals
Clevelands
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Stahl
Earl Moore
Decatur, Jr
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Tones
Anderson
Hess
Wekefield
Second Game Batting Rally Stuns Washington. Cleveland Triumphs
In the second game Ray started Cleveland with a hit as Buelow scored on a grounder. Stovall and Bradley executed a double steal, a misplayed fly allowed runs, and Stanley hit a grand slam. Clark, Hickman, and Stanley sparked a big rally, with Bay, Cassidy, and Hess contributing key hits. Final line shows Washington 4, Cleveland 6 after a high-scoring affair featuring eight hits and eight runs through the middle innings.
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Cleveland
Falkenberg
Natenals
Ray
Turner
Yarner
Jake Stahl
Hickman
Branley
Buelow
Rhoades
Bay
Asleve
Gordy
Bradley
Jones
Anderson
Stah
Nationals
Kittredge
Hardy
Washington
Ate Jones
Cassidy
Anderaou
Stahl
Ibio Ni
Stanley
Ag. Kittredge
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PO Huaion
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Bradle
Carr
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Cleveoft
Hardy Hondes
Nill
Buy
Radiey
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McCarthy
Huret
Hckman
Anda Stovall
Fron Nill
Cassig
Andy
Bradier
Hess
Clark
Buclow
Heyden
Id Hess
Gaasidy
Stank
Mull
P. Tatnis
If Ma
Wrahington
Bassa
HT Moore
Cassids
Bunlow
Hees
Mesers
Hurst
Chicago Beats Boston in Both Ends of Split Doubleheader
Chicago defeats Boston 5-1 in the first game and 3-1 in the second as Walsh starts both contests after warming up late. Darkness ends game two early. attendance 3,186. Venohue homered, Davis tripled, and Labell hit a homer for Chicago.
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Chicago
Walsh
Shelving White
RHQA
Rhoae
Jones
Parent
Isbell
Ol Stahl
Oo Davis
Unelaup
Callahan
Burkett
Donohue
O Freeman
Green
O/Selbach
Roche
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Sullivan
Armbruster
White
Winter
Venohue
Davis
Labell
Calishan
Pnreot
Freeman
Selbach
Mreenan
Hite
Wateh
Binningsf
Batla
Waleh
Dby Walsh
Mir
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Detroit Wins In 10th In Detroit Philadelphia Tilt
Detroit defeated Philadelphia in a ten inning game. McIntyre drove in the winning run in the tenth as Detroit outscored Philadelphia after both teams tied in the ninth. Attendance was 4,486.
St Louis Sweeps Double Victory Over New York Americans
St Louis won both games, defeating New York 6 to 3 in the first contest and 7 to 2 in the second. Powell pitched a winning game for St Louis while Clarkson struggled on his New York reappearance after replacing Newton. Attendants reported 6,000 as the crowd.
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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 vs New York Batterymen Battle In Incomplete Box Score
Baseball game details with St Louis and New York players listed. final score unclear. Notable events include home runs by Wallace and Koehler, three-base hit by Stone, and errors by St Louis and New York. Umpire Mr. O Loughlin, time 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Callahan
O Durkelt
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Ya Rae
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Harris
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M Lin
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Elberfeld
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Yeager
Jones
Williams
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Chase
Koehter
Puttz
Spencer
Kleinan
Buchanan
Leroy
Ooos
Bicharan
Koehler
Stone
Mr. O'Loughlin
National League scores and standings from Pittsburg game
Pittsburg's loss to New York 9 to 5 due to Lynch wildness eight bases on balls and one hit batsman. Ames and Mathewson finished, attendance 6,050. Standings show Cincinnati leading with 98 wins, 42 losses, Philadelphia 89 and 83, etc. Brooklyn, Chicago, Boston, St Louis, and New York positions noted. Brooklyn at Chicago and New York at Pittsburg listed for today’s play.
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Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
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New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Ames
Mathewson
Wagner
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Clarke
Ganley
Hillebrand
McGann
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Liefald
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Steck
Liefield
Balk
Innnings
Liefeld
Umphee
O'Day
Finille
Chicago Shut Out By Mason as Lorals Show Thin Offense
Chicago hurler Mason held the Lorals to four scattered hits in a rare shutout, while Brooklyn managed a lone run on two hits and a Tinker error. Maloney and Ritter supplied a sacrifice, and Tinker, Chance, Lewis, Ritter, and Gessier stole bases as the Tigers blanked Chicago for a 9 0 5 0 0 9?
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TA Thancore
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Alitutar
Laubert
Gnateh
i'Hammel
Lewis
Wee
Bergen
Resen
Basas
Maloney
Ritter
Chance
Gessier
Evers
Storuck
Hy Weimer
Weimer
Eason
Kiem
Cincinnati Ninety Six, Wolverton Errors Spark Detroit Loss
Cincinnati suffers a rough 8 to 6 decision as Wolverton’s errant start fuels trouble in the fifth. Johns relieves in the eighth, allowing only one hit, while Cincinnati’s offense pushes across eight runs. Key names include Gaston Huggins Hinchman and Street, with Johns earning the win and Young charged with the defeat. Attendance listed at 1,000.
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Wolverton
Young
Johns
Cincinnati Rho
Er Gaston Rhgae Huggins
Chio
Harry
Street
Needham
Check
P. Johns
Hoston
Hinchman
St Louis Met Defeat 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 a decisive Philly comeback with two late frames, while St. Louis managed only two runs.
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de Graff
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Mr. Pest
Gunton Wins First Game In Pennant Series
Gunton and Temple win 4 to 1 over St Stephen's Institute in a late start game of the Sunday-school and Capital City League pennants. Sam Seay struck out eight for Gunton while limiting hits as McCarron struggled. Only six innings were played before darkness. Second game slated for Thursday at Fourteenth Street and Lydecker avenue.
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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
Orioles Blame Rochester for Eastern League Pennant Loss
The Eastern League race was one of the greatest ever seen with Providence taking the pennant by winning most series, except against Baltimore. Baltimore lost the pennant due to Rochester, a tallender squad that defeated the Orioles ten times, leaving Providence ahead in the final standings.
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Rochester
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Tallender
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Tollowlta
Cumberland Lost Pennant Special in The Washington Post
Cumberland and Frostburg split a double header at Frostburg. Frostburg won the first game as Cumberland rallied in the ninth to score five runs with two outs and two strikes on the last batter. The seven inning second game left Cumberland unable to win the pennant, despite remaining games. Washer starred for Frostburg in both batting and fielding.
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Cumberland
Frostburg
Brown
Washer
Rhe Cumberland
Zeeder
Milliman
Benis
Amd
Why Providence Plays More Games Than Baltimore
Eastern League standings show Providence pennant leader with eighty three wins and forty seven losses while Baltimore has eighty two wins and forty seven losses. The extra game for Providence stems from weather postponements causing uneven schedules and tie rules that can push total games above a standard figure.
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Providence
Baltimore
Washington
Whic
Agriculture Triumphs Over Post-office in Dimmed Championship Tie Watch
The Agriculture team beat the Post-office squad to settle the departmental league title as the season’s largest White Lot crowd watched. A third-inning collapse by Post-office underlined seven runs for the Farmers, turning a close game into a high-error, saw-mill finish with scored highlights from Sanders and Clarke among others.
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Taylor
Doyle
Stevenson
Pennington
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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
Clarks
Pannington
Huring
Adams
F Stevenson
C Stevenson
Messrs Betts
Yollifower
Treasury and Post office Teams Lead In League Games
In the Departmental League Treasury wins all three games against Post-office with De Yo scoring over 200 in two games and leading in form. Schra der and Bishop also shine as Treasury tops 800 in scores. Post-office notes Durand and Leimbach strong, but fall short. Meanwhile the Moroccos claim their sixth straight Government Printing Office League win over the Reserves with Walsh and Conroy delivering solid showings.
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Schrader
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Parker
Smith
Carlaon
Durand
Leimbach
Douglass
McCauley
Cess
Government Printing Office
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Conroy
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Kukart
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Herbeck
Tote
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Norbeck
Georgetown Prep Sch football opens season with 2–0 win over St John’s
Georgetown Prep defeated St John’s College 2 to 0 in yesterday’s season opener. Despite being outweighed, St John’s played bravely, and after a Prep substitution in the second half the Scarlet and Gray prevented scoring. No sensational plays reported.
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St. John’s College
Georgetown Preps
St. John's College
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Gray
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Becker
Toomey Howard
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Ivers Rundler
Jett
Bee Cullen Monahan
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Harris Wadmyer
Cullen Hessler
W Maher
Bailey
Maher Miller
Kelley Tones
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Blandin
Cohen
A Maher
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Mr Crumey
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