National Rifle Matches at Camp Perry and local baseball results
Reports from Camp Perry Ohio describe General James A Dean and others visiting the national rifle matches with plans to bring educational institutions into competition. Separate Pittsburg baseball summaries note Bowden pitching for a victors over Dorset and Loco’s strong hitting. Bullards and Jennings teams split games with large run totals.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Mary
John A. T. Hull
Senate Committee On Affairs
Poerry
Jim Crozier
Aytive I. R. Sherwood
Edwin Wy
Michigan
Learnard
Kerth
James A. Dean
Culver Military Institute of
Indiana
Bunched Hits Help Orators Win Narrow Contest
The Orators defeated the Perfectos 5 to 2 on Saturday in Newfield. Freddie Ack held mound duty with strong form, while Sweeney led at bat with three hits. The Orators rallied in the seventh inning, scoring three runs on four hits and a walk to seal the victory. Gibbs and Kocher, Case contributed for the Perfectos.
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Orators
Britain
Newfield
Freddie Ack
Perfectos
Gibbs
Sweeney
Newtain
Baderiee Gibbs
Kocher
Case
Yosts
Yost Field
Wilson
Duppe
Yost
Johnson
Keenan
REE Yost
Chubby Kellogg
Warner Brothers
McCormick
Warners
Bert Liggins
Chucky Franz
Ash
American League 5 Saturday Scores Report
Boston 3 Chicago 0 Philadelphia 5 Detroit 3 New York 5 Cleveland 2 Washington 6 St. Louis 1 report from Saturday games with results across the league.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Philadel
Land
Pittsburg
New Fork
Cincinnati
National League Yesterday’s Results Summary
National League scores show Cin cinnati 6 to 2 over rentace tonen at practice. Chicago 7 over Brooklyn 6 in Chicago. St Louis 5 over New York 3 in St Louis. In second game Holyoke defeated Springfield 8 to 6. First game Northampton 4 Hartford 3, second Northampton 9 Hartford 3. Waterbury 6 New Haven 2 and Bridgeport 5 New Britain 2.
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Rentace Tonen
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Holyoke
Springfield
Northampton
Hartford
Waterbury
New Haven
Bridgeport
New Britain
P.C. Holyowe
Dane
Ridgeport
P.c. Crane
Crane
Tee Yost
A&b
Boston
Singer
Pittsburo
St. Louie
Warner Bros
UMC
Chicago Cae
Industrial League Action and Weekend Results
Scores and standings from the Industrial League include Saturdays games with Crane No 2 defeating Singers 14 to 8 and Yosts falling to U M C 12 to 4. A B team topped Crane No 1 11 to 2 while Warner Brothers lost to Chubby Kellogg's Brassies 6 to 3. Also listed are various matches and upcoming schedule notes.
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Crane
Singers
W. A
WI. M. C. Co
Crame
Warner Bros
Singers Brassies
Locomontic and Batchellers Lead Tight Factory League Race
The Birdseye-Somers Bullards and Jennings Bros. contests show Batchellers and Locomontic neck and neck as Birdseye-Somers falters Saturday. George C. Batcheller Co. rolled to a 38 point win, keeping pace with Locomontic in a tight Factory League standings update.
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Locomontic
Birdseye-Somr Bullards
Jennings Bros
Bullards
Birdseye-Somers
Ly Loetue
George C. Batcheller Co
Loco Tea
Live Base Ball Tips From New Britain Doubleheader
Local notes report a doubleheader at Newfield with the Perfectos at New Britain and the Springfield Ponies. Sweeney the new second baseman shines with timely hits while Waterbury defeats New Haven at Savin Rock for the first time in three years. A Branford Lakewoods game ends with jaw broken and a Rock riot after a New Britain visitor abused Waters.
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O'Rourke
Zeller
Springfield Ponies
Newfield
Sweeney
Waterbury
New Haven
Savin Rock
Undertakers
Branford
Lakewoods
Doherty
Tidgewell
Lakewood
Tidewell
New Britain
Catcher Waters
the Rock
Orators Beat Authors In Waterbury Doubleheader
In Waterbury a crowd of about 2500 watched the Orators win the second game 9 3 after Pollard and Heuser held the Authors to the final runs. Kane pitched well early but the Authors bunched seven hits for six runs in the third and seventh. The Bridgeport nine scored 9 runs to Waterbury 3 in the first game though.
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Sweeney
O'Rourke
Rube Pollard
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Swander
Bannon
Hill
Kocher
D. Milder
Bunyan
McDonald
Brennan
Kane
Sillery
Kene
Ottors
Steinhauser
Doherty
Sweeney the Base Thief Like Kelley in Bugville Tale
The poem chronicles Bill Sweeney trying to imitate Kelley’s famed base stealing. Fans taunt him as a moving van at bags and he slides long distances, finally dying in a legendary failed steal. The piece ends with a grave marker reading fans remember Sweeney as the base-stealing star who failed like Kelley.
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P. M'Donald
The
Chicago ‘Tribune
Bill Sweney
Bugville
Bill Sweeney
Kelley
Sweeney
Kelley Dia
Kelly
Bill
Potter's Field
Kejley
Hans Wagner May Play First Base
United Press reports Pillsboro Aug How would you like to see Hans Wagner at first base The big German may move from short where he excels to rest injured muscles Clarke weighs this shift to reduce strain Wagner’s substitute shines at short so Clarke hesitates to bench him
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United Press
Pillsboro
Hans Wagner
Fred Clarke
Wagner
Australia Seeks Big Fight with Johnson Jeffries Bout
Australia plans a major push to secure the Jeffries Johnson fight. Promoter Hugh McIntosh, who staged the Burns Johnson match last December, will arrive in New York next Friday to bid. He has offered $50,000 and is believed to be ready to raise the purse to $70,000.
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United Press
New York
Australia
Jeffries
Johnson
Hugh McIintosh
Burns-Johnson
McIntosh
Greece Repudiates Turkey Claims Over Crete
Constantinople August 9 Greece rejects Turkey’s ultimatum and disavows Crete secession claims. Greek Foreign Office says Crete’s status is a matter for the great powers, not Greece alone. Foreign impressions here hint at possible moves by Britain to influence Crete.
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Tonedal
United Press
Constantinople
Turkey
Greece
Foreign Office of Greecia
Crete
Principals in Thaw Trial Hear Testimony at White Plains
Spectators listened as Mrs. Mery Copley Thaw testified to the enormous costs of the Thaw defense. Delmas, Thaw’s chief counsel, described millions spent and the defense’s reliance on wealth. The Sanity inquiry witness said Thaw would not seek freedom at any cost, even as questions about money and strategy arose.
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White Plains
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Mery Copley Thaw
Delphin M. Delmas
Thaw
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Bowden
Dorset Makers
Batcheller
Rowden
O'Brien
Lawrence
Bently
McElroy
Locomobile
Ashcroft
Jennings
RHE
Coyne
Hogg
Halsey
Klein
Bullards Jennings
Dederick
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Taft
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Toronto
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Baltimore
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American Association
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Milwaukee
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Columbus
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Lest
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Worcesters
Fell River
New Haverhines
Lowell
Industrial League
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Water
Pequtts
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Rittlinger
Valve Makers
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Ihoootoros
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Lacie
Linger
Steinmetz
Halpin
Laubscher
McCarthy
Crane No. 1
Main Street Boys
George Jackel
Crane No. 2
George Ellsworth
Matty Mullins
Mullins
Hurley
Jaekel and
Jamieson
Robinson
RHE, Brass Co
Kellogg and Antone
McCormick, Liggins and White
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Batchellers Bullards
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Kennedy
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C. Miller
Heuser
Steimhauser
Ladd
Bannister
Nichols
Bronkie
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Waerbury
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Boss
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Longacre
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Buns
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Delmas
T For Liberty
Turing
Stanford
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