Atlantic League Scores and Standings Yesterday
Yesterday's Atlantic League games included Lancaster 8 Reading 0 and Athletics 6 Hartford 6. Newark defeated Paterson 12 to 6 while other results show Hartford at Philadelphia, Norfolk at Newark, Lancaster at Reading and Richmond at Paterson. Standings indicate Athletics 45, Lancaster 41, Reading 38, Paterson 38, Newark 38 with Richmond 30 and Norfolk 28.
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Lancaster
Reading
Athletics
Hartford
Newark
Paterson
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Richmond
Baseball notes mixed with player moves and opinions
The column lists multiple player releases and signings across teams including Brunner, Cockman, Truby, Connors, and Cavanaugh. It mentions teams like Kansas City, London Ontario, Rockford, Brockton, Rochester, Norfolk, and Richmond with notes on managers, injuries, and upcoming games. Additional items cover umpires, fielding rankings in the Texas League, and editorials from Sporting Life and Paterson Call.
Smith Praises Teamwork and Trip Win Hopes
Smith commends good work and predicts winning half the games on the trip. He and the fans share hopeful expectations for strong performances.
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Hepting
Lancaster
Smith
Maroons
Newark Defeats Paterson in Faultless Fielding Contest
Safe hitting and errorful early play gave Newark the win over Paterson today. Newark scored 2 6 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 with 16 hits while Paterson had 6 runs on 12 hits. Batteries: Cogan A Rothfuss and Smith Smint.
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R. H. EB. Newark
Paterson
Cogan
A. Rothfuss
Smith and
Smint
Heydon Appears in Lancaster Victory Debut
Reading, Pa July 16 Lancaster shut Reading out 8 to 0 after costly errors. Heydon, late of Norfolk, caught his first game for the visitors as Clausen and Wente partnered in Battery with Mc Mackin and Heydon.
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Reading
Lancaster
Heydon
Norfolk
Nh. OE
Clausen
Wente
McMackin
Athletes Bunched Hits In Two Inning Victory
Philadelphia report says the Athletes bunched their hits in two innings and ten by one run, defeating Hartford 6 to 5. Hartfords scattered their hits as Dolan Fox Fry Vickery Ioach appeared in galleries.
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Philadelphia
Hartfords
R. H
Athletica
Hartford
Dolan
Fox
Fry, Vickery
Ioach
Colonels Come From Behind to Beat New Yorks
Louisville and New York split a doubleheader with the Colonels erasing a late New York lead in the second game to win. In the opener a dugout brawl led to ejections as crowding incidents sparked by the fight and a late tying run in the ninth. Attendance 2,500 with a 9-4 outcome for Louisville in the first and 7-4 for Louisville in the second.
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New Yorks
Colonels
Rusie
Wolf
W. Wilson
Dark Wilson
Clark
Wilson
Pickerings
Pittsburg Beats Pittsboro In Hard Fought Handicap Game
Pittsburg wins 5 to 4 in a close handicap contest. Lewis hurled strong in the fourth inning for Pittsburg while Killen shut down Boston after the early hits. Attendance around 1,500. Batteries were Killen Sugden for Pittsburg and Lewis Lergen Wimpire Emslie for Boston.
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Pal
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Sugden
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Wimpire—Emslie
Orioles and Colts Playoff Thriller at Chicago
The Orioles and Colts staged the season's greatest, most exciting game in Chicago on Decoration Day afternoon. Colts had clean defense with one error charged to the visitors. Jenning hit a game winning homer in the ninth after Weeler singled with one out. Attendance 5,200. umpire McDonald. Time 1:50.
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Chicago
Orioles
Colts
Conner
Extreame Centre
Weeler
Jennings
Lange
Yellow Kids Defeat All Americas 26 to 2 in Lopsided Game
The Yellow Kids routed the All Ameri cas yesterday by 26 to 2. Batteries were Chapman and Fentress for the Yellow Kids and Seymour and Trower for the All Ameri cas.
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Yellow Kids
All Americas
R. IT. Ee
Chapman and Fentress
Seymour and Trower
Norfolk News Roundup of Local People and Events
Many residents of Norfolk are mentioned visiting friends or travelling to Baltimore and Akron while locals report new brick homes on Bermuda Street and a water project expansion at Ghent. Campers at Ocean View report fishing and Baptists attend Chattanooga for the YMCA convention. several public notices cover sermons, school activities, and transport schedule changes for summer travel and excursions.
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Pittsburg
D. GB. Austin
Suffolk
Bermuda Street
Richard Curtis
Bramblieton
A. W. Jones
Louise Stevens
Petersburg
Atlantic Hotel
Robert Rudd
Hampton Institute
Elijah Little
W. B. Tilley
Bay Line
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Akron
Young
M.C
L. L. Knight
Magan
J. G. Campbell
Atlanta
Gia
Virginia Beach
Norfolk Baptists
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. B. White
Norfolk
North Darling
First Presbyterian Church
Edchard Mack
C. C. Boucher
New York Herald
J. C., Hubbell
New York Journal
Washington
Brewer Street Mission
W.o. Young
Haworth Church
W. L. Lumley Lang
C.F. Hodgman
Ghent
S. Parker
Postal Telegraph Date Company
Sewell's Point
Ol Point Comfort
Clairemont
Accomac
Louisville
Yrannin Sherley
Mamie Smith
Eliazabeth Sherley
Connellsville
Kilpatrick
William Crawford
BL Wharton
New York
Wharton
Riddle
Water Board
Merry
Ocean View
York
Norfolk, Virginia
Peach and Southern
Filia.com
Suffolk Light Infantry to Camp at Ocean View
The Suffolk Werald reports, Suffolk Light Infantry Company 1 Fourth Virginia Regiment under Captain James A Norton will move to Ocean View camp tomorrow. About 30 to 40 men expected, remaining two or three weeks for bathing fishing and aquatic sports with daily target practice on a floating dummy.
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Suffolk Werald
Suffolk Light Infantry
Virginia
Jm. A. Nortleet
Ocean View
Oats Takes Off A Buggy Whreet
At Church and Queen streets at 1 Welock yesterday a buggy carrying hardware dealer James Hughes of 1 Church street was struck by a trolley car. A wheel and shaft broke, the buggy toppled, Hughes was thrown out and injured, and Dr Chiles attended him at the scene.
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Church and
Queen Streets
Welock
James Hughes
Church Street
Ingram
Hughes
Chiles
Cheenapeake and Ohio steamer Louise schedule announced
Commencing Sunday July 18 the Louise will run three daily round trips between Norfolk and Newport News. Depart Norfolk at 7 00 am 9 35 am and 3 30 pm returning from Newport News at 7 29 am 11 05 am and 6 05 pm.
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Louise
Norfolk
Newport News
Funeral for Infant Virginia Tratem Noted in Dhambleton
The Rev. A. I. Owens conducted the funeral for Virginia infant daughter of Mr and Mrs A Tratem from 121 Claiborne Avenue yesterday at 11 am with interment in Portsmouth. Also reported are new car sheds at Brambleton Station and local railroad lighting needs.
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D. D
Vireginia
A. Tratem
Claiborne Avenue
Portsmouth
Brambleton Station
Norfolk, Virginia Beach and Southern Railroad Company
Mollie R. Davis
Baltimore
W. L. Hines
Granville Avenue
George T. Gray
W.thomas Stephenson
South Marshall Avenue
W. C. White
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C. Z. Coogan
Tunstall Avenue
West Highland Avenue
Richard Curtis
Plerc es Prescription Offers Catarrh Cure
An advert promises a catarrh cure if patients begin treatment before August 4th 1897. It invites examinations and states the doctor will disclose the cost to be cured, appealing to readers with the chance of favorable terms.
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J. M. Goad
Bank Street
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