Cincinnati bats fall in rout as pitchers struggle
National League scores show Cincinnati shut out 5 0 while Chicago tops St Louis 4 1 and Philadelphia loses 3 1. American League results include Cleveland 6 Detroit 0 and Chicago 5 St Louis 4 with Boston 2 3 and New York 0 2. Central League and other cases list Terre 7 South Bend 1 and Minneapolis 3 St Paul 5 with various 0 7 scores.
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Little Rock
Memphis
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Akron
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Sash
Newcastle
Steubenville
Youngstown
Canton
Brie
Briese Nes Ee
Richmond
Winchester
Paris
Frankfort
Lexington
Shelbyville
Atewee Web Eeee
National League
Beeston
Ohio State League Results Snapshot
In the Ohio State League standings or scores, Portsmouth tied Marion 1 to 1 with Mansfeld blanking 0. Lancaster posted a 3 to 0 win over Lima 2.
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Ohio State League
Portsmouth
Marion
Mansfeld
Lancaster
Lima
Ambiguous League Standings Across Multiple Circuits
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple baseball leagues with team standings and win percentages, including American League Southern League and Central League clubs. Totals include Philadelphia New York Boston Cleveland and others, with various win loss records and confidence marks.
Wiicazo at St. Louis Detroit at Cleveland
Detailing matchups as listed with Wiicazo visiting St. Louis, Detroit playing Cleveland, and Boston traveling to New York.
Columbus at Indianapolis and Other League Matches
American Association card lists Columbus at Indianapolis Tol at Louisville and Milwaukee at St. Louis with games scheduled across the circuit. Details show nearby city matchups and venue notes.
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American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Tol
Louisville
Oea City
Milwaukee
Evansville at Ft Wayne and Terre Haute at South Bend
In the Central League schedule Evansville plays Ft Wayne while Terre Haute faces South Bend. Local fans anticipate competitive matchups across two regional series this season.
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Evansville
Ft. Wayne
Terre Haute
South Bend
Local Listings Mention Lima Newark and Mansfield Areas
Fragmentary note lists places including Lima and Newark with references to Portsmouth and Marion Mansfield region. No events or dates provided.
Pittsburg Triumph Over Cincinnati in One-Sided 5-0 Victory
July 6 dispatch from SBURG reports Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 5 to 0. Phillippe returns to form driving a pennant-level performance, while Cincinnati suffers from appendicitis illness and lineup confusion. McIntyre of Brooklyn reportedly influenced by local sensationalism, as Cincinnati’s offense stalls and pitching falters through early innings.
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Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
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Cincinna
Pittsburg
Bacon Phillippe
Terror
Cincinnati
Mt For
Phillippe
Gaspar
Has
Kid and Spot Finish Tight Game for Cincinnati
The contest ended with a close score as Oakes hit a solo but short single, McLean failed to score, and Castillon entered to finish for Cincinnati before about 4,000 in attendance.
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Rowan. Oakes
McLean
Castllton
Cincinnati
Wagner Passes Spark Pittsburg Baseball Fans
Pittsburg owners accuse National League pitchers of deliberately passing Hans Wagner to first base to suppress his hitting. Fans cheered a rule change to move runners when passes occur, citing Gaspar Fromme and Campbell as targets and arguing such tactics hurt attendance and Wagner’s batting.
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Arlie Latham Wears 1888 Giants Medal as Charm Watch
Arlie Latham, famed Giant and longtime St. Louis figure, was seen wearing his 1888 championship medal as a charm watch in St. Louis. Local fans, calling him Arie, recalled his early team days and the 1888 glory.
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St. Louis
Arlie Latham
Arie
Joss One Hit Game Amid Umpire Controversy
Adrian Joss pitched a dominant game against the Athletics that would have been a no hitter if umpire Egan had not ruled against Murphy after he was hit on the arm by a pitch. Murphy later delivered a two bagger.
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Adrian Joss
Athletics
Egan
Danny Murphy
Sfiggst
Murphy
Hyatt Emerges as Key Batting Force for Pirates
Pittsburg recruit from Northwestern league Hyatt has become a conspicuous figure in the Pirates recent batting rallies. Manager Fred Clarke calls him one of the best natural hitters he ever saw and notes Hyatt is stepping in at first base during Abstein absence.
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Pittsburg
Pirates
Fred Clarke
Abstein
Rube Ellis Noted as Rising Cardins Star Pitcher
The young Californian left hander from Riveria California named Rube Ellis gains attention as a rising Cardinal pitcher after starting in the same amateur team in Riveria with Walter Johnson, the famed Washington twirler.
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Riveria
Cal
Walter Johnson
Washington Club
Ellis
Johnson
Boston Globe Parting Shot Targets Morgan's Weakness
From a Boston viewpoint the Globe notes Connie Mack must teach Morgan to cover first base after balls hit to the first baseman. The critique suggests with a sharper head Morgan could be a valuable asset for any team.
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Morgan
Boston
Boston Globe
Connie Mack
President Herrmann Denies Pitcher Winchell Ties
Herrmann says he never heard of Pitcher Winchell of the Blue Grass league whom reports say offered $3000. Manager Griffith states Cincinnati has only one option secured, an outfielder currently with the Joplin Missouri team.
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Winchell
Griffith
Cincinnati
Joplin
Cantillon Likely to Return as Nationals Manager in 1910
Sporting Editor Grillo reports Cantillon has been approached by local club owners about extending his contract to manage the Nationals next year. He adds there is good reason to believe he will still lead the team in 1910, despite any denials.
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Sporting
Grillo
The
Washington Post
Cantillon
Nationals
Midlothian Wins Higgins Cup in Par Golf Playoff
The Higgins trophy for the Women's Western Golf Association goes to Midlothian Country Club Chicago after a playoff with Los Angeles. Midlothian finished 15 down on par 102 for women while Los Angeles were 18 down. A week earlier the teams were tied six down. Rain made Par golf impossible.
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Western Golf Association
Midlothian Country Club
Chicago
Los Angeles
Midlothian
Travis in Finals at Buffalo Golf Championship
Walter J. Travis of Garden City defeated Richmond F. Robinson of St. Catherines Ont to reach the final of the Western New York golf championship at Buffalo Country Club. Travis won on the tenth hole 8 up and 7 to play with a final score of 74 and will meet W. M. Reekie of Toronto in tomorrow’s 36 hole final.
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N. Y
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
Richmond F. Robinson
St. Catherines
Ont
New York
Buffalo Country Club
Travis
W. M. Reekie
Toronto
Schmiesings to face Norwood Nationals at new park
The Schmiesings will be the attraction next Sunday at the new Norwood ball park to meet Selby Folk's Norwood Nationals. Brindley and Goodfellow support Schmiesings while Cordes and Hessler handle points for the Nationals. The Doyles travel to Louisville Sunday aiming for another victory with Speed pitching and a large Doyle rooter turnout.
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Norwood
Selby Folk
Louisville
Doyle Rooters
Unclear Scores from Fragmented Continental Scores
Partial sports scores show Rochester and Toronto 3 to 5, Jersey City 2, Baltimore Buffalo 1, and Montreal 6. Details and context missing.
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Toronto
Jersey
Jersey City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Montreal
Bunched race sees Lancaster close on Lima. Marion and Newark win
Lancaster pulled up a little closer to Lima yesterday by trimming that bunch, while Marion and Newark, which are hanging at the end, were both winners, Portsmouth and Mansfield being the other losers.
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Lancaster
Lima
Marion
Newark
Portsmouth
Mansfield
Marion 1 Mansfield 0 in tense baseball tilt
Marion edged Mansfield 1 to 0 as two errors and disputed plays at the plate produced the lone run. Freeman pitched two thirds, Bucholz eight and one third for Marion, with Beinfman? Hancock taking the mound for Mansfield in a tight contest.
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Marion
Mansfield
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Hancock
Cseeeeeres
Bisror
Srtenceseecsseeee
Beymaier
Smith
Biery
Be ‘Er
Flood
Kettler
Miery
Farrell
Johnston
Welfe
Staley
Johnstone
Bucholz
Freeman
Frreeman
Hite
Ball—Breymaier
Blerhalter
Justus Steers Win For Lima In Low-Scoring Tilt
Justus relieved Ruttencutter in the third and held the lead as Lima defeated the opponent 3 to 2. Lallier sparked Lima with timely hits while Pickett and the defense kept the champions at bay.
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Lima
Justus
Ruttencutter
Pickett
Lallier
Ee Law
Abe Oad
Ade
Reynolds
Finke
Pohl
Ae i
Gowdy
Reilly
Lalliter
Sykes
Compton
Foutz
Corbin
Morgan
Carter
Newham
Williams
OpWeller
Newark 5 Portsmouth 1 in brief local game
Heavy hitting by Newark and sharp fielding by Johns and Pinkney led Newark to a 5 to 1 victory over Portsmouth in the shortest game on the local grounds, finishing in about 1 minute 10 seconds. Pinkney Johns Abbott McAllister and O Hara paced the offense as Sauter and Benz handled pitching duties.
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Newark
Portsmouth
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Johns
Pinkney
McAllheter
Yyuvi
Meron
Bostiernrs
Jahns
de Benz
Abbott
Fisher
McAllister
Tle
Sauter
Spencer
McCarthy
Doran
Players and Managers Warned on Criticising League Actions
The National League investigates an interview claiming Chicago manager Frank Chance accused National Commission members of overstepping authority in proposing a $10 000 bonus for players deemed eligible for last year’s World Series. Chance is asked to explain the remarks.
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Th ‘National League
National
National Co
Frank Chance
Co Nationals
Charlce
National Commission
Chicago
Palmer Wins East Jersey Finalists in Tennis Tourney
New Jersey champion Richerd H. Palmer defeated W M Hall in three sets to advance to the finals at the East Jersey tournament in Elizabeth. A Columbia pair reached the Sahat doubles, while Mrs S F Weaver and Palmer moved to the mixed doubles final by beating Miss Gwendolin Rees and another partner.
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Richerd H. Palmer
New Jersey
East Jersey
Elizabeth
W. M. Hall
Columbia University
H. P. Smith
Teres
J. P. B. Hawk
University of Ilinois
R. L. James
Senators Drop To Second Division After Loss
The Senators lost to Toledo yesterday dropping into the second division as Milwaukee won to extend its first place lead. St Paul tied the series by walloping the Minnies while Louisville moved into the first division by beating Indianapolis. Only 122 points separate the first and last teams.
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Tolédo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minnies
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee 3 Kansas City 0 gives McGlynn seventh shutout of season
Stoney McGlynn pitched his seventh shutout of the season to defeat Kansas City 3 to 0 in Milwaukee. Flaherty struggled with control, two runs scoring on his second inning error. McCormick supplied key hitting. McGlynn went the distance with Hallman and Hoshatter among Milwaukee contributors, while McCormick and McGlynn led the offense.
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
McCormick
McGlynn
Robinson
McGann
Flaherty
Lynn
Hayes
Columbus Defeats Toledo In Delayed Contested Tilt
In Toledo Columbus won a postponed game 1 0 after pounding hits with runners on. Moriarity and Hickman sparked key plays while Robinson, Kruger, Friel and Nee contributed strong fielding. Philadelphia 3 New York 1 also reported with McQuillen scattering hits and Martell’s first game back.
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Columbus, CO
Columbus
Toledo
Robinson
Moriarity
Hickman
Kruger
Friel
Nee
Inchman
Nally
Colum
Nor Cab
AB Eload
Clarke
Odwell
Congalt
James
Mortarity
Goodwin
Freeman
Hinchman
Vj Abbott
Elwert
Nin
Tomoug
Sisahe
Congalton
Smart
Milligan
Doutle
Nill
Balk
Owens
Louisville Bags Ninth Inning Rally To Beat Indianapolis
Louisville wins 2-1 over Indianapolis with a ninth inning rally. Leadoff batter Wood and teammates push runs across after two outs. Graham gets 3 strikeouts for Louisville while Hogg fans 2 for Indy in a tight pro league contest.
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Indianapolis
Deeees
Ord
Puttmann
Hayden
Davidson
Hooke
McChesney
Louieville
Graham
Hogg
Balle
King and Eckman
St Paul Holds Off Minneapolis In Final Game
St Paul triumphed 5 to 3 over Minneapolis in the last of six games as Kilroy earned the win against his former teammates. The box shows Flynn Liese Downs Gill and O Neil among top hitters with Kilroy also contributing on the mound and in the batting order.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Kilroy
Love
Rapp
Patterson
Flynn
Liese
Was
Flyfin
Yeager
Larned Brothers Win Doubles Cup at Westchester
William A. Larned and Edwin P. Larned defeated C. F. Watson Jr. and Edgar W. Smith in a turf court doubles match at the Westchester event. Hackett and Little also prevailed against Epipentens in the same tournament.
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New York
William
A. Larned
Edwin P. Larned
Sint Westchester
Harvard
C. F. Watson, Jr
Edgar W. Smith
Mateh H. H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
Ted the Epitepentens
Ted the Epitepentens, We2
Papke Replaces Ketchel in Bout for Stanleys Match
In San Francisco on July cent. Billy Papke, who previously lost to Ketchel, will fill in for the bout originally scheduled with Stanley. Papke replaces Ketchel due to Ketchel’s injury and a signing issue over his hand healing time.
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San. Francisco
Billy Papke
K.nee. Ketchel
Jim Fiyan
Colorado
Los Angeles
Ketchel
New York Loses but Brooklyn Beats Boston in Tight Game
Brooklyn defeated Boston as New York slipped in a close NBA clash. Pirates keep a steady win streak with no major shifts in the standings.
Cubs Take Firmer Hold by Beating St Louis and Giants Slip Past Giglets
The Cubs defeated St Louis to tighten their grip on second place while Philadelphia edged the Giglets. The Pirates continued a winning streak as Brooklyn walloped Boston 4 to 1. Tinker shined with a double and single, Higginbotham allowed four hits, and a seventh inning error saved a shutout for the visitors. Rain stopped the second game.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pirates
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Boston
St. Louie
Boston Beats Brooklyn in Extra Inning Baseball Tilt
Wilhelm with three hits features Boston as Ferguson yields six in seven innings. An error by Hummell in ninth allows Stem to score on a Beck throw. Bergen and Hummell ejected for kicking. Final score Boston 7 Brooklyn 3 with key defensive plays by McMillan and Stem.
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N. Y
Wilhelm Coatched Ferguson
Iummell
Beck
Stem
Bergen
Hummell
McMillan
Boston
Ferguson
Coffey
Burch
Wilhel Stem
Lindamanji
Clement
Kustus
Starr
Sweeney
Wilhelm
Py. Ferguson
Iguson
Rigler
Cardinals Triumph Over St Rose In Amateur Game
Columbia Cardinals under captain Aerni show spirit and pepper in a 19 to 5 win over St Rose. Beesom pitched and hit, but errors prevented a shutout. Beesom struck out eight as Cardinals earn six earned runs.
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Columbia Cardinals
Aerni
St. Rose
Beesom
Mt. Lookout
Cardinale
Cseesee
Knicley
Birkley
Bgarten
Siegel
Loose
Cardinals
Oller
Cardinals defeat Mount Lookout in 12 to 1 romp
Cardinals overpower Mount Lookout 12 to 1 as Schilling and Dunlap combine for a win. Offensive stars include Fischer Hall and Mallon with multiple hits. Final line shows Cardinals 12 Mount Lookout 1 with 2:00 game time and Ballinger umpiring.
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Cardinals
Mount Lookout
Ee Mount Lookout
Ab.h.a.o.e
Mt. L
Abh.o.ae
Fischer
Hall
Mallon
Berdell
Derway
Aerni
Matton
Williams
Dunlap
Mount Lookouts
Erica
Schilling
Ballinger
Charles Francis Barker World Checker Champion Dies in Boston
Charles Francis Barker, long regarded as the world chess and checkers champion, died in Boston after a battle with gastritis. Born in the city about sixty years ago, he met and defeated many renowned players from an early age. In 1887 he won the world championship by defeating James Wyllie in Glasgow and defended the title successfully each year since.
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Maes
Charles Francis Barker
Barker
James Wyllie
Glasgow
Scotland
Washington Boys Win in Southern Tennis Tourney
In Atlanta on July 6 the Southern tennis championship at Lake courts featured a doubles match between Thornton and Grant of agents and the Doyle brothers of Wash Cy. C. with Wash Cy. C. taking the match in four sets 6-3 6-4 6-2 6-? The Atlante team won the first set 8-2 and the Doyle brothers then swept the remaining sets 6-3 6-4 6-2. In singles New York outclassed Mid-Atlanta 8-0 6-1. Prof New defeated alee 6-2 6-3. Other results noted.
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Atlanta
Lake
Thornton
Grant
Agents
Doyle Brothers
Wash
Cy. C
Atlante
Ore. Jam
Singleaate
New York
Mid- Atlanta
Prof
New
Alee
A, & Ste D
Obscure American Race Results Highlight Filly Sunshine Victory
The race for fillies over five furlongs saw Sunshine win with Haurdina in second and The Miss Snooks third among eighteen starters. In the higher handicap mile event, Senseless claimed victory with Stam ina second and Duke of Sparta third, as J R Keene's entries competed.
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Ping
Boring
Belmont
Jeany
Sunshine
Haurdina
Miss Snooks
J. R. Keene
Senseless
H. P. Whitney
Duke of Sparta
Horeés
Pass Through Washington in Drizzling Rain
In drizzling rain the automobiles of The New York and Herald left Washington on the route from New York to Atlanta toward Winchester Va for the night. The scouts will resume southward travel in the Shenandoah valley via the Western Tennessee route Roanoke and Bristol to test the best course for the endurance contest next fall.
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New York and Herald
New York
Atlanta
Winchester
Moun
Shenandoah Valley
Tennessee
Roanoke
Bristol
Mergenthal Challenges World Ten Mile Swim Race
Bellevue Ky lifesaver John Mergenthal issues an open challenge from the Commercial Tribune to any swimmer worldwide to race ten miles for any amount and at any location. He can be contacted at the newspaper office.
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Mergenthal
John Mergenthal
Bellevue
Queen City Beach
Commercial Tribune
Cave Adsum First at Fort Erie Races
At Fort Erie on July 6, Cave Adsum led a series of balanced races amid clear weather and fast track. The card included multiple stakes-like events with notable placements, times, and fields such as Lotto Creed and Gallant Pirate in the opening sprint, Dr. Keith and Creolin in the steeplechase, and Anne McGee and Osorine in mid-card races.
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Buffalo
Fort Erie
Bob R
Howard
Lotto Creed
Davenport
Gallant Pirate
Reid
Ee Sablan
Detroit
Rounder
Don Dias
Pulka
Collis Ormsby
Jack Dennerson
Dr. Keith
Yourell
Creolin
Archibald
Gault
Beamish
Harrington
Bergen
Dr. Koch
Awawegag
Ariopette
Ibs
Cross
Anne McGee
McIntyre
Osorine
Whiting
Fair Annie
Chalice
Aunt Katé
Lady Chilton
Mary Candlemas
Ida Beck
Cave Adsum
T. Rice
John A
Brooks
Gretna Green
Musgrave
Siskin
Lady Esther
the Minks
Posing
Kennedy
May Cella
Robinson
Grande Dame
Merry Gift
Serénade
Gwendolyn F
Please
Lady Orimar
Pert
Aphrodite
Little Minnie
Console
J. Reid
Cruche d’Or
Belle Scott
Great Jubilee
Dunvegan
Doubt
Dredger
Imboden
Blue Grass League Racecard Report
The listing outlines six races at Belmont style track conditions with horses and weights. Sir John Johnson heads the first race the Security three-year-olds and up at six furlongs while other contenders include Prince Gal Tim Pippin Home Again and Royal Captive. The Spendthrift Handicap features Fashion Plate Hilltop Verbatim and Ruxton as top contenders over one mile. The Inflexible lists two-year-olds nonwinners with Schoolmarm and Our Hannah among entries. Mermaid features three-year-old fillies and sprinters led by Maskette and Lady Bedford. Highland race for nonwinners in 1909 shows Monocle and Superstition as favorites. Spring maiden two-year-olds go six furlongs with Uncas Chief Everett and Levengston among entrants.
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Sir John Johnson
Prince Gal
Tim Pippin
King Sol
Home Again
Etheriel
George W. Lebolt
County Fair
Miss Kearney
Royal Captive
Sententious
Hilltop
Ruxton
Gie
Charlie Hargrave
Greenvale
Schoolmarm
Our Hannah
Harry Grotheili
Maskette
Lady Bedford
Rubin Granda
Petticoat
Highland
Monocle
Superstition
Acrobat
Rostrum
Gus Helm
Rye
Gild
Miss Catesby
Cordova
King of Bashan
London Light
Blackford
Indomitable
Nethermost
Uncas
Fort Wayne Tops Evansville In 4-2 Victory
Fort Wayne defeated Evansville 4 to 2 in a July game. Batteries Clark and Heckinger for Fort Wayne, Farrias Cristall and Grefe for Evansville. Teammates, score, and box details appear in the report.
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Fort Wayne
Evansville
R.H.E
Clark
Heckinger
Farrias
Cristall
Grefe
Terre Haute Beats South Bend 2 To 1 In Pitching Duel
South Bend pitcher Schreiber out pitched by Moffitt as Terre Haute won 2 to 1. Final line shows Terre Haute scoring in the late innings and South Bend failing to plate until the seventh. Batteries: Moffitt Tieman for South Bend, Schreiber Williams for Terre Haute.
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Terre Haute
South Bend
Ind
Moffitt
Schreiber
Terre Anes
Moffitt and Tieman
Williams
Grand Rapids Rout Zanesville 7 to 0
Grand Rapids defeated Zanesville 7 to 0 as pitcher Jack Taylor shut down the visitors from the first inning. The scoreboard shows Grand Rapids 7 runs on 9 hits while Zanesville was held scoreless. The game was noted as played in Grand Rapids on July 6.
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Mng
McIntyre
Brooks
Cincinnati
Afterm
Ould
Barbeau
Leach
Clarke
Wagner
Grand Rapids
Zanesville
Mich
Jack Taylor
R.H
Taylor and Bailey
Kenworthy and Smith
Baseball League Contract Announcements From President Pulvam
President Harry C. Pulvam of the National League announced several contracts and releases. Contracts include Boston players Hoga Siner Roy A. Thomas and Cincinnati players R Spade Thomas A Clarke. St. Louis adds Robert Harmon Grover Loudenmilk Steve Malter. Releases list Boston to Johnstown T B L Boukes Brooklyn James D Sebring St Louis to Boston Nassah T Moore under waiver rules.
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New York
Harry C. Pulvam
National League Today
Boston
Hoga Siner
Roy A. Thomas
Cincinnati
R. Spade
Thomas A. Clarke
St. Louis
Robert Harmon
Grover Loudenmilk
Steve Malter
Johnstown
Jake J. Boukes
Brooklyn
James D. Sebring
Nassah T. Moore
Biltmore Rod and Gun Club Yields Lease Dispute
In Asheville North Carolina on July 6 the Biltmore Rod and Gun Club led by James A. Pugh agrees to surrender the 10 year Pisgah forest lease after challenge by Mr. Van derbilt. The club seeks to renegotiate a lease with Vanderbilt and pursue plans for a large American preserve.
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Ashevil
Vanderbilt
America
Irene Tl Wins Albany to New York Motor Boat Race
The motor boat Irene Tl owned by W Granberry of New York won the Albany to New York race, completing 135 knots in fourteen hours and twenty five minutes off the Colonial Yacht Club. Nomad II, owned by Percy Jones, finished second, and Mary, skippered by William Ware, took third. A day donation of funds was noted from Thomas Fleming.
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New York
Irene Tl
W. Granberry
Albany
Colonial Yacht Club
Irene Sl
Percy Jones
Sipalates Yacht Club
William Ware
Mary
Thomas Fieming Day
Athletics Defeat New York Americans as Sox, Browns Triumph
Athletics topple the New York Americans while the Boston Red Sox beat the Washington Senators twice. Tigers face a lemony setback as the Browns lose to the Giants.
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Athletics
New York Americans
Boston
Washington
Tigers Fall to Naps as White Sox Beat Browns
The Tigers were defeated again by the Naps. The White Sox won against the Browns. The Philadelphias crushed the Highlanders. Boston gained two well played games from the Senators in a doubleheader style note.
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Tigers
Naps
White Sox
Browns
Philadelphias
Highlanders
Boston
Senators
Boston 32 Washington 20 in opener on shaky defense
Boston defeats Washington 32 to 20 as Stahl hits a key homer and Lord scores on a miscue. Good base running and timely hits help Boston, with Wood and Gray strong on the mound. Washington struggles with fielding as errors and missed opportunities widen the gap.
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Boston
Mashington
Bilecaeeae
Vishore
Groom
Lord
Stahl
J. Donahue
McBride
Office Street
Gessler
Wagner
Connell
Greyton
Wood Gray
Washington
Wood
Gray
O’loughlin
Egan
Oueenaton
Escooes
Peeeey
Delehanty
McConnell
Madden
St Louis Cards Beat Chicago In Scoring Tilt
St Louis outscored Chicago 9 to 7 as Pelty Waddell and Scott pitched. Isbell and Tannehill led with hits while Pelty and Stephens stole bases. The game featured double plays and errors by both teams in a tight late matchup.
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Bow
Iccice
Fiene
Scott
Pelty
Howell
Waddell
Petty
Innnings
St. Louis
Chicago
Tite
Hurst
Connolly
Philadelphia 3 New York 2 ends fifth straight win
The Philadelphia team beat New York 3 to 2 in a July 6 game. Demmitt hit a solo shot in the third with Sweeney aboard and Davis followed with a four bagger next inning. Oldring and Hartsel combined for the decisive fifth inning run.
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Philadelphia
New York
Philadelphias
Demmitt
Sweeney
Davis
Hartsel
Philadelphian
Oldring
Phila
Ab.h.o.a.e. N.Y
Ab.h.o.a.e
Ganley
Austin
Collins
Chase
Elberfeld
Engle
Cree
Barry
Laporte
Hemphill
Ease
Livestone
Morgan
Evease
Hughes
Kerin and
Sheridan
City Hall Notes on Appointments, Bids and a Street Car Incident
Frank Clements is named relief night watchman at the Refuge home and Wylie H. Carter relief division officer. New appointees at the branch hospital include Henry Work Maggie Kelley Jessie Dillon and John Wagner. Street bid openings proceed with awards to be made. concrete steps contracts go to J B Silver W F Babel and for Clifford street to $3 076 35. The street car accident on July 3 near Westwood avenue is blamed on the motorman. Amos Tooker memorial closure shifts office hours today.
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Refuge
Wylie H. Carter
Branch Hospital
Henry Work
Maggie Kelley
Jessie Dillon
John Wagner
William Wallace
Westwood Avenue
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Margaret Street
Forbus Street
J. B. Silver
van Hart Street
Esmonde Street
W. F. Babel
Clifford Street
Queen City Avenue
Harrison Avenue
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Charles A. Tooker
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