Shutout by Hughes West throws Nationals in loss
Washington falls 6 to 0 as Tom Hughes loses his fifth home start in a shutout. West imitates control issues, walking four and hit batters, while Stanley drives in four runs with a two bagger. Cleveland gains bragging rights after a 6 0 win, with Congalton and Barbeau contributing as late relief.
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No Hits Off Dineen as Boston Tops Chicago in First Game
Boston won 2 to 0 behind a remarkable no hit bid by Dineen as Chicago made seven hits and a muffed third strike, but lost the opener. The second game ended 15 to 1 with darkness stopping play after six innings, Chicago scoring early and Boston answering late in a one sided contest. Attendance 3,862.
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Virginia crushes Randolph-Macon 69 to 0 in record five-touchdown half
Virginia opened its football season with a 69 to 0 home win over Randolph-Macon in 30 minutes on Lambeth Field. Hammond Johnson scored the first TD, Warren kicked nine goals after touchdowns, and a largely new second-half team kept the scoring alive. Pinch and Crawford starred in backfield duties as Virginia ran roughshod over the visitors.
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Boston at Chicago and other league results
Summary of results shows Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at Pittsburg, New York at St. Louis, and Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Standings list 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 Despite More Hits By New York
New York won the season series against Pittsburg despite Pittsburg’s edge in hits. Attendance was 6,940 as New York took 12 of 22 games. Key players included Ritchey, McGann, Brain, Leake, and Leever. Also notes on department league bowling and Princeton track captaincy.
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Short distance proves needed for trophy as rivals plan
A sentence notes that winning the trophy requires rare quality and competitors plan to enter. A special meeting is set for September 28 to select trained tights.
Detroit Beats Leaders in Ninth Inning Rally
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 8 to 1 as Davis delivers a decisive ninth inning hit saved by Cobb. Henley and Waddell pitched for Detroit while McDank, Cross and Bender worked for Philadelphia. Attendance 4,994. Player highlights include Crawford Coughlin and Cobb with multiple hits.
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St Louis Triumphs Over Mets In Tight Game
St Louis won easily at New York with Howell driving in two runs in the ninth. Puttmann struggled on defense aiding the visitors while Goode and Howell pitched well. Attendance was about 1,200 as Louis beat New York 8 to 2 with key hits by Rockenfeld and Hite.
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Boston Triumph Over Cincinnati in Error Filled 11 Innings
Cincinnati errors and timely Boston hits shaped a September 27 game marked by wild plays. Vowinkie pitched six innings for Boston, then Wille held Cincinnati in the final innings as Barrry and Tenney starred with hits and a home run.
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Chicago Triumphs Over Brooklyn In Ninth Inning Rally
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 7 to 2 as Lundgren yielded two ninth inning runs after two outs. Chicago bunched hits to score and an 1,800 crowd watched. Key plays included two base hits by Lobert and Sheckard and a late double by Chicago. Left on bases Chicago five Brooklyn three. Time 1 hour 47 minutes.
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Dreyfuss Protest Upheld By National Baseball Commission
National Baseball Commission sustains Rule 87 on minor league player purchases after protest by Barney Dreyfuss of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Decision says rule cannot apply to drafted players, as national agreement overrides league constitutions. Agreement to be amended if conflict arises. rule deemed necessary to develop players. Cumberland and Piedmont tie in 12 innings at Piedmont 2 to 2 as darkness ends game. Pattison pitched for Piedmont. Cumberland hitters fail to solve him. Washington and Detroit split their series, 11 wins apiece, year record. Navy forfeits game in Departmental League to Commerce and Labor amid pennant hopes dashed.
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St Louis defeats Philadelphia 6 to 0 in hitter showdown
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Washington Homing Pigeons at Hagerstown Jubilee
The Hagerstown fair marks its golden jubilee from October 10 to 18 with new attractions and the famed Washington homing pigeons chosen for the race. The event draws a large crowd, as locals recall past races and the Washington district handles flight logistics amid long running interest from pigeon enthusiasts.
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