Washington Nationals Shut Out Cleveland After West's Erratic Pitching
In the season finale at home Tom Hughes lost in another shutout as Cleveland defeated Washington 6 to 0. West showed control issues with four walks and two hit batters, while Stanley drove in four runs on a two bagger and led the offense. Cleveland’s Congalton and Barbeau were summoned from Columbus to help the reserves, but Washington also suffered fielding errors on a sunny day.
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No Hits Off Dineen as Boston Sweeps Doubleheader
Baseball recap from Boston Sept 27 with Dineen pitching a no hitter in game one leading Boston to a 2 0 win over Chicago. Chicago bats misplayed six easy outs and a muffed third strike. In game two Chicago routed Boston 15 1 before darkness halted play with six innings completed. Attendance 3 862.
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Virginia Romps Past Randolph-Macon 69 to 0 in debut
Virginia opened its football season with a 69 to 0 win over Randolph-Macon on Lambeth Field in thirty minutes, setting high scoring records. Star back Hammond Johnson scored early. Warren converted most touchdowns. second-half subs increased the pace with Pinch and Crawford shining in the backfield.
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Unclear Scores From Early Baseball Standings Card
Fragmented box score shows teams New York Pittsburg Chicago Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis with partial scores and win percentage data. Pitched as baseball standings with home and away matchups and a pennant chase implied, but many figures are garbled.
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Pittsburg Defeated by New York in Season Series
New York won the season series against Pittsburg by taking twelve of twenty-two games despite Pittsburg out-hitting New York. Attendance was 6,940. The game featured Ritchey McGann Brain and Gilbert with key hits, while Leever and Wiltze pitched for Pittsburg. Interior bowling upends Commissioners in Departmental League. Armstrong named Princeton track captain. Anderson wins Staten Island tennis final.
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Short distance foes set sights on trophy win
It is proven that a third of rare quality wins the coveted trophy and rivals announce intent to compete. A special meeting is scheduled for September 28 to select trained tights.
Detroit Defeats Leaders In Philadelphia Card Game
Detroit defeats the AL leaders Philadelphia 8 to 7 in a tense battle. Davis delivered a ninth inning blow caught by Cobb to seal the win as Henley and Waddell held the Phillies late. Attendance 4,994. Detroit 9 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 8 Philadelphia 0 1 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 7. Teams: Detroit, Philadelphia. Players: Cobb, Davis, McIntyre, Cross. Officials: Umpire Connolly. Time: 2 hours 6 minutes.
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St Louis Triumphs Over New York In Lopsided Game
St Louis won easily in New York as Howell drove in two late runs, Puttmann’s fielding hurts the visitors, attendance 1,200. Final score 8 to 2 with St Louis collecting seven runs across the middle frames and Goode pitching four innings for New York.
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Boston Wins After Cincinnati Errors In 2 Inning Slugfest
Cincinnati made errors that led to Boston scoring, then the Reds defense unraveled as the Bruins pulled away. Wewinkle relieved by Johns in the seventh. Attendance about 1,000. Box shows Barry Tenney Seymur Raymer, Mowery Steinfeldt and others contributing hits with Barry hitting a homer and Steinfeldt driving in runs. Umpire Johnstone presided. game lasted 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Chicago At Bat Triumph Over Brooklyn
Chicago wins 7 to 2 as Lundgren allows a late Brooklyn surge after two hits in the ninth. Attendance 1,800. Notable players include Lobert Sheckard and Fielder Jones. Doesch er hurler's effort cited. game lasts 1 hour 47 minutes.
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Dreyfuss Protest Upheld By National Baseball Commission
National Baseball Commission sustains Rule 87 on purchasing minor league players after a protest by Barney Dreyfuss of the Pittsburgh Nationals. The commission holds the rule cannot apply to drafted players, as the National Agreement governs drafts and takes precedence over league constitutions. The new rule remains deemed necessary to implement the agreement and develop players. Cumberland and Piedmont tie in 12 innings 2 to 2 after darkness ends game. Pattison stars for Piedmont, while Cumberland bats fail against Tri-State hitters. Washington beats Detroit in the annual series 11 wins to 11 losses for the year. Navy forfeits a Departmental League game to Commerce and Labor, who waited on the field for a contest that never happened.
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Philadelphia Sound Beats St Louis 6 to 0 in Sept. 27 Game
St Louis hosts Philadelphia in a 6 to 0 defeat as the Phils pound Taylor. Attendance 1,000. Box shows Grady, De Graff, Titus with two base hits. Gleason and Doolin hit triples. Kane allows four earned runs over 1 hour 42 minutes with four strikeouts.
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Washington Homing Pigeons at Hagerstown Fair Jubilee
The Hagerstown fair marks fifty years of uninterrupted success with a golden jubilee October 10 18 featuring new attractions. The Washington homing pigeons are selected for preferred flight in the race attracting large crowds as the Washington district manages details of the event.
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