Tigers Ease Past Nationals in Washington Lead
Washington 5 Detroit 1 as Patten limits Detroit with nine strong innings. Key plays include Lindsay, Heyden, and Cassidy on defense and Jones stealing second. Detroit errors and wild pitches fueled Washington's scoring, with Cooley and Barrett delivering solid fielding support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitson
Felding
Nts
Nationals
Jimmy Barrett
Schaeffer
Tigers
Barrett
Cooley
Lindsay
Heyden
Detroit
Drill
O'Leary
Hime
Lowe
Crawford
Wahoo
Coughlin
iDump
Drck
Jones
McIntyre
Patten
Naii Jones
Nill
Reenter
Anderson
Lew
jEiueisman
Tahl
Cassidy
Hill
Huelsman
Peeve
Ef Barrett
Leserver
Leary
Bri
Washington
Patter
Hueleman
Cammidy
Kitteen
hail—Dritt
Mr . Loughlin
Chicago
Cleveland
Nil
Nim
Hlyr
Weather Affects Nationals Browns Game and Booth Notes
The ball sailed in a wide pitch as weather hung heavy in late fall. Washington fans saw Stahl and Kittredge active on the coaching lines while Cassidy and McIntyre contributed key plays. Coughlin’s error near first was costly, and Stallings hints at Adams’ Montreal link as a winter rumor swirls through Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Stahl
Kittredge
Anderson
Patten
Lindsay
Cassidy
Cooley
Joe Cassidy
Les
Po Uate
Eiderg
Germany
Schaeffer
Barrett
Jones
Hueleman
Silk
Cass
Joe
McIntyre
Washington
Quirk
Hickman
Jim Morgan
Georgetown
Providence
Rothgeb
Baltimore
FN Coughlin
Detroit
George T Stallings
Bbuffalo
Augusta Ga
Stallings
Adams
Montreal
Buffalo
Hit at the Right Time Secures Philadelphia Victory
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 14 to 4 as timely hitting drives the win. Plank pitches well, Chicago and Philadelphia field cleanly. Attendance 6,452 with notable lineups and plays from Cross Beard and Beaton among others.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Plank
Green
Horteel
U Jonee
Glierd
Daviass
Davin
Bornchue
Cross
Dhow
Tora Caihhan
Seybold
Soliivat
Murphy
Messrs O'Connor
McCarthy
Lime of Fame
Minor League Baseball Scores From Multiple Leagues
Summary of minor league baseball results across American Association Southern Eastern and other circuits. Toledo fell to Minneapolis 2 4 while Columbus beat St. Paul 6 1 and Louisville routed Kansas City 11 5. Indianapolis edged Milwaukee 4 3 others postponed by rain. Atlanta defeated Shreveport 7 0 and Nashville topped Little Rock 6 2. Montgomery lost 0 1 to Memphis while Birmingham won 2 5 over New Orleans. Baltimore beat Montreal 4 1 with other games postponed. Savannah tied Columbia 3 3 in South Atlantic action while Macon won 7 6 over Charleston and Augusta lost to Jacksonville 1. Danville beat Charlotte 6 5 and Greensboro defeated Winston-Salem 13 8 in Virginia North Carolina play. Albany and Troy games 3 0 and 4 0 with Alfrey Utica results noted. some games postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Toledo
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Columbus
Ohio
St. Paul
Calumpus
Lensville
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolia
Southern League
Atlanta
Atanta
Shreveport
Nashville
Little Rock
Mortgomery
Montgomery
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Postponed Sunday School League Games Dates Set
The Sunday-School Athletic Association board approved a six game postponement schedule with dates from August 1 to August 9 featuring Gurley Mount Pleasant Calvary Fourth Gunton St Stephen's and others. A tie season will trigger a three game championship series and medical treatment costs from event proceeds will be covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday-School Athletic Association
Sui
Gurley
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Calvary M. E
Gunton
Fofin
Mount Pleasant Congrégaonal
St Stephen’s
National League scores and upcoming games
St Louis beat Boston seven to one and New York defeated Cincinnati eight to two while Chicago won three to two over Philadelphia and Brooklyn edged Pittsburg one to zero. Today’s schedule features Boston at St Louis New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburg and Philadelphia at Chicago with New York at Pittsburg also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Eastor
Loui
Wol
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Piladelphia
Case's Wild Throw Decides Brooklyn Win Over Pittsburg
Pittsburg, Pa July 21 Case wild throw in tenth with two out enabled Malay to reach third and Bergen delivered the go ahead hit for Brooklyn in a 4 0 victory over Pittsburg after a tense pitching duel. Attendance 2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Malay
Bergen
Victory for Chicago in hard fought Philadelphia tilt
Chicago defeated Philadelphia with Wicker and Nichols each giving up one bad inning. Bransfield was ejected for objecting to the umpire, and manager Duffy was banished to the clubhouse. Attendance 3,200. Chicago and Philadelphia each left eight men on base in a tense 2 hour 2 minute game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wicker
Nichols
Bransfield
Duffy
Chicago Air Oae
Maloney
Gleason, &B
Schulte
Courtney
Chance
Titus
Tinker
Dooin
Philadelphia
King
Sarrifice
Thomas
Gleason
Hofman
Nicholas
Mr. Ballswine
New York Wins Over Cincinnati in Errors Heavy Game
New York benefited from Cincinnati errors as they outpaced the locals though Cincinnati outbatted the visitors. Attendance was 2,960. Final score 6 to 4 with Donlin and Seymour each hitting two base hits and Donlin and Seymour driving in multiple runs.
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Cincinnati
New York
Huggins
Brown
Bale
Donlin
Ketley
McGennn
Seymour
Mertes
Corcoran
Dahlen
Odwell
Om Chech
Strang
Cheech
Ames
Umptes
Monar
O'Day
Johnstone
St Louis Takes Fourth Straight Over Boston
St Louis won the fourth straight from Boston as Egan pitched effectively and Wilhelm faltered in a six run rally. Attendance 1,300. Line score shows St Louis 8, Boston 0 after six and a partial game. Notable hits include two-base by Dolan and three-base by Smart and Abbaticchio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
St. Louis
Boston
Egan
Wilhelm
Boston Rhore Dunleavy
Rt Abbatio
Shannon
Tenney
Delan
Beechiey
St. Loup
Dolan
Smart
Abbaticchio
Burke
Arnndt
Beckles
McBride
Arndt
Beckley
Jmzes
Mr. Klemn
Little Rocks Triumph In Eleventh Inning Over Athletics
The Little Rocks edge the Athletics in an eleven inning game by 3 to 0 after a late rally. Grant and Henning forged the pivotal runs as Callison's error and stolen bases set the table. Umpire Mr Crachean, time two hours two minutes, Riley and Gill pitched for the respective teams.
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Little Rocks
Athletics
Northwest
Grant
Henning
Boteler
Hanneman
Callison
Riley
Yates
Landvoigt
Ltt
Recke
Rhoah
Rhoa
Hoteler
Bigelow
Hannev
Robinsohth
Krentzlin
Taylor
Fea A
Ogizuaiilis
Athletica
Erroré
Little Roceks
Athletice
Morris
Lynch
Gill
Hennig
Weber
Gli
Collison
Morrin
Felconer
Robinson
Crachean
Poor Fielding Delays Foundry Versus Columbians Game
The Columbias could not win from the Cowboys despite stronger batting and Bailey’s better pitching. Erratic fielding in the fifth inning let Cowboys score nine runs on three hits. Official score lists Cowboys as victors with 9 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbias
Cowboys
Bailey
Salamoid
Rhoae Herr’ann
Vigne
Chute
Medame
Atkinson
Havens
Chamlain
Waoy
Patley
Kappler
Ij Beddow
Bietter
Conroy
Willams
Hailey
Kinder
SechGee
Carter
Champerlain
la Vigne
Herrmann
Fatrambots
Paesed Balle
Chambelain
Gempers
Library Drops To War Department In Rough Departmental League Game
The Library fielded a patched lineup and played poorly as the War Department nine rolled to a decisive victory. Mathias pitched erratically for Library, gifting War three runs on wild throws, while Sullivan stood out defensively. Final score shows War ahead with a 6 to 1 or similar line, multiple errors by Library aiding War.
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Mathias
War
Hhe
Sullivan
RHOAA
RHORE
Amtrovwas
Fideean
Lerch
Condidson
Burad
Katmanjef
Vaux
Woolworthe
McLean
Donaldson
Lott
Wolfe
Hverett
Finegen
Law
Geib
Gelb
Finegan
Corrigan
Patterson
Fenwick
Mr. Hart
Houte
Wolfe, P
Trinity's Pitchers Suffer Heavy Defeat by St Martines
St Martin's bats pounded Trinity for 21 hits as Burhans and Freeman charged in a 22 to 2 triumph. Line score shows St Martin 22, Trinity 2 with Burhans allowing 16 hits in 3 1/3 innings and Hillary fanning 9.
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Trinity
St. Martin
Burhans
Freeman
Trinkis
Roa
Bt Martin
REO
McIntyre
Howell
O'Brien
Dugan
Frank
Gab
S'R
Sullivan
W.gallgrif
M.o’brien
Bagett
Shemer
W.o'brien
Harley
Waple
Goodwin
Hillary
Lipse
Hita
B. Gallagher
W. Gallagher
Lipscomb
J. O'Brien
Bullivan
Hurley
Shaffer
Hillary’ To’ Howell; Dugan To Shaffer
Mr Neumann
Epiphany Chapel Defeats Closest Rival by One Run
Epiphany Chapel edges St Paul by a single run in a tight league game. Epiphany leads the standing through a late rally while St Paul suffers another setback in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiphany Chapel
St Paul
St John
Georgetown
Christ Church
Wellington Trinity
Bureau
Washington
St. John
St. ‘Andrew Ve
Epiphany
St. Paul
Rhoae Ola
Lawson
Pagan
Rogers
Peltz
Lyman
Byram
Cid
Hanvey
O Hunter
A. Rogers
Handibee
Fitzgard
John
McHuew
Crows
Habinson
Ross
Gordon
Andrew
Graves
Paul
Fitzgerald
Hyram
Evans
A. Rogera
R. Rogers
Horney
Eebingon
Rom
Handiboe
Rose
Hunter
Mr. Caesar
Chesapeake and Potomac Defeat Calvary Nine 10 to 3
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company nine topped a picked Calvary Methodist Sundsay squad on Mount Pleasant grounds by 10 to 3. Line scores show G and P with key hits by King and Westervelt, while Calvary struggled with fielding miscues and pitching. The Eagle Athletic Club seeks games for youths aged 15 to 17. contact Norman Blue or Charles Stoddard.
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Chesapeake and Potomac
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Calvary Methodist Sundsay
Mount Pleasant
G & Pte
Calvary
Rhgae Dyer
Quantrell
Ibd
W'velt
Burroughs
King
Forsythe
Kapp
Symencsk
Weiliaed
Sweney
Bvana
Hi O
Taylor
Ban
Thorpe
Hy King
Weatervelt
le Foe
Oleson
Sheckles
Dyer
Bielaskland
Gerbe
Eagles
Eagle Athletic Club
The
Eagle
KR. Stoddard
Meyers
Davis
RH. Blue
N. Blue
Hammett
Gonard
C. Stoddard
C. Perkina
Norman Blue
Charles Stoddard
Capital City League clash ends 10 8 after late National rally
St Stephen's Institute trailed 8 2 but fended off a seventh inning rally by the National Athletic Club to win 10 8 at the Coliseum. The game featured Hughes and Welsh key hits, an eighth inning burst, and an umpire driven by crowd noise as Wander was removed and Handibee took the mound. Today's game moves to White Lot under President Brown.
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Aloysiaa
St. Patrick’s Club
White Lot
St. Stephen's Institute
Coliseum
National Athletic Club
Wander
Handibee
Hughes
Welsh
Brown
Ste’phen
Rhoae
Grant
Welch
Myers
Rapp
Venable
H'dboe
Conway
Carroll
Majority
McCorm
Dh'ty
Efsa
Krahling
Gare
Uselton
Lauder
O Jenkins
Warden
Zen's Institute
St. Stephen's
Handiboe
OM Lauder
McCormick
bail—Myers
Mr. Hardy
Pion Hs
Results at Creedmoor seize trophies in rifle meet
Seventy-first New York Regiment extended its streak at Creedmoor as six men carried the Seventy-Fifth cap team to win the 614 Guard Trophy with 262 points, beating the Marine Corps. In the Thurston prize the Seventh Regiment entrants swept top six places led by Sergt Short. Casey Wells and others also high. Weather was favorable and scores highlighted by top marks in the 800 and 900 yard shoots. English cricketers lose first Philadelphia match to Gentlemen of Philadelphia by 61 runs. Westchester Polo Team edge New Haven freebooters 144 to 131 in opening season clash at Narragansett Pier with slippery field and several falls. Affleck’s Drug Store advertises tonic for nervous systems in heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventy-first
New York Regiment
Creedmoor
L. L
State Rifle Association
Guard
Marine Corps
Thurston
Sergt. Short
Westchester
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Country Club of Westchester
New Haven Freebooters
Point Judith
New Haven
Baseball Notes Showroom of Players and Parley in Flux
Baseball notes report Clymer of the Pirates remaining error free in forty three games and Surang thriving at second for Gilbert. It notes Cleveland’s troubles with Lajai out and slippage in the South Atlantic race, plus managerial visits, umpire confrontations, and midseason shuffles across leagues. It mentions Silk O Loughlin and Waddell temper, John Gangel at Grand Rapids, and Henry Pulliam’s potential non reelection amid league tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Klemon
Comiskey
Chicago Nationals
Windy City
Silk
Chicago
Hrecord-Herald
Jim Hall
F. Hy
Philadelhia
Waddell
Athletics
Hanlon
Brooklyn
Sorothy
McGrain
Giants
Baltimore
Dispatch
West
John Gangel
Detroit
John
New York Highlanders
Tim Murnane
Pennsylvania
Angels
Murnane
Henry Pulliam
Imansgera
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Link Lowe
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Alfrey
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Weiner
Arlington Brewing CO
West 129
Rossiyn, Va
National League
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Ozunon Case
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Basls
Clarke
Howard
Ritchey
OM Scanlon
Gessler
Scanlon
Mr. Emallo
Sporting
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Foundry
Blanks
War Department
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Library
Justice
Baal
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Il. Fel
St Patrick
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Immaculat
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Anu
Titan
Dale of
Glige
Parker, Bridget & Co
Capital City League
L. St. Stephen's Institute
Columbia Athletic Club
Aloysiua Club
Carroll Institute
Toads
K V. Casey
AE Wells
W. H Short
Esite
Gentlemen of
Marylebone
London
Affieck’s
Baseball Notes
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Pirates
Sammy Surang
Subbi
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Nis
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White Sox
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Greene
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Chicago Record-Herald
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Frank Parre
Jimmy Ryan
Saady
George Carey
Grand Rapids
Johnson
Als
Afflegk
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Golden Eagle
Bohemia
America
Munich
National Capital Brewing Co
E Streets
S. E
Fileman Bros
Soth
E St. N. W
E. B. Clothing
Walford
Sporting and Athletic Goods
Abner-Drury Brewing CO
Asth and
F Streets
Richards
Reed
U Twelfth Street
H.W
Shade
Fisk Elgin
Co Fidentica
W.t.baldu
Telco
Drogatsia
Express
Prapaid
Letranco
Gompouad
Peoples Pharmacy
North West
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