Washington Nationals blanked as West unreliable in loss
In the final home game of the season Tom Hughes loses the shutout amid shaky West pitching. Washington gains five of six runs aided by Stanley's two bagger and four RBIs. Cleveland wins 6 to 0 at Washington with Barbeau and West featuring key moments and West struggling with control.
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No Hits Off Dineen In First Boston Chicago Split
Boston shut Chicago out 2 0 in the first game as Dineen pitched a remarkable no hit game, while Chicago roared back to win the second 15 1 before darkness halted play. Chicago piled up six errors, and Donohue and Isbell starred for Boston. several players exchanged hits in a rough, low scoring opener followed by a one sided nightcap.
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Virginia Triumphs 69 to 0 Over Randolph-Macon in Record Sprint
Virginia opened its football season with a 69 to 0 win over Randolph-Macon at Lambeth Field in thirty minutes, breaking high score records. Hammond Johnson scored early, Warren converted most touchdowns, and a largely new second-half lineup continued the onslaught led by Pinch Crawford and Barry interference.
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Baseball Standings and Matchups Circulated in Brief
New York beats Pittsburg 5 to 2 and Chicago defeats Brooklyn 7 to 2. Boston scores 14 over Cincinnati 10, while Philadelphia vs Cincinnati and Boston vs Chicago are noted. Standings show New York 99 42 .702, Cincinnati 73 70 .611, Pittsburg 92 52 .699, St Louis 87 87, Chicago 88 61 .676, Boston 48 96 .493, Philadelphia 72 63 .663, Brooklyn 41 100 .291.
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Pittsburg Defeated as New York Wins Series
Pittsburg lost to New York 5 2 in a game noted for New York’s stronger batting. New York claimed the season’s series by taking twelve of twenty-two games in front of 6,940 fans. Pitchers Leever and Wiltse, with Leefield tagged for five runs in three innings, were among the notable performers.
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Remark on Trophy Quest Sparks September Meeting
The text notes a claim that winning the trophy requires a third of rare quality and that competitors are planned. A special meeting is set for September 28 to select trained tights.
Detroit Defeats Leaders In Philadelphia Tilt
Detroit defeats the Philadelphia A's 9 to 8 in a midweek AL clash. Davis delivered a ninth inning homer threat saved by Cobb’s catch, while Henley and Waddell held firm earlier. Attendance 4,994 as Detroit overhauls the leaders with a late surge.
St Louis Triumphs In Narrow Baseball Victory Over New York
St Louis won easily as Howell drove in two runs in the ninth and Puttmann struggled with fielding. Attendance around 1,200. final score 8-4 with New York errors contributing to the setback.
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Errors by Cincinnati turn game into a Boston win
Cincinnati, September 27. Errors by Cincinnati followed by Boston hits turned the game in Boston’s favor. Wewinke relieved Johns in the seventh. Attendance about 1,000. Box score details note Seymour, Raymer, and Steinfeldt among players with hits. Barry hit a home run for Boston. Umpire Mr. Johnstone. Game lasted 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Chicago Wins At Bat In Ninth Inning
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 7 to 2 as Lundgren yielded a late two run rally after Brooklyn failed to hit until two outs in the ninth. Attendance was 1,800. Notable hits included Lobert and Sheckard for Chicago while Lobert and Sheckard also doubled. Time of game 71 hours 47 minutes.
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Dreyfuss Protest Ignored On Player Purchase Rule
National Baseball Commission sustains Rule 87 restricting purchase of minor league players. Dreyfuss of the Pittsburgh club had protested arguing it violated the National League constitution and drafted players. Commission rules the agreement supersedes the constitution and the rule is needed to develop players. Also notes Cumberland and Piedmont tie in 12 innings 2 2, and Navy forfeits a game in the Departmental League.
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St Louis Beats Philadelphia In Baseball Tilt 6 to 0
St Louis trounced Philadelphia 6 to 0 before about 1 000 fans. Notable hitters include Grady De Graff Titus with two base hits and Gleason Doolin combining for extra base hits. Pitchers Kane and Taylor both worked, Kane allowing no earned runs and Taylor going four strikeouts. Time of game about 1 hour 42 minutes.
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Washington Homing Pigeons At Hagerstown Fair Jubilee
The Hagerstown Fair marks fifty years with a golden jubilee October 10 to 18. Washington homing pigeons were selected for the race, known for unsurpassed quality. The Washington district oversees the flight as the town anticipates a crowd and festive attractions.
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