Sunday Baseball Case Ends in No Cause for Eviction
In Frankfort Herkimer county a jury found no cause after listening to evidence on a Sunday baseball incident in Utica park between the Binghamton and Utica clubs of the New York State League. Police arrested several players on a charge of violating the Sunday law. the private game followed a sacred concert and no tickets were sold after gates closed. The verdict could influence future Sunday baseball in the league.
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Washington
Ted
Kien
Atte
Hement
Addie Joss Out For Season Shocks Cleveland Fans
Toledo reports Addie Joss of the Cleveland club has quit the season due to a lingering arm injury. After treatment in Boston, his arm failed to recover in Philadelphia and Cleveland, deeming the club out of the race, decided he should rest until spring. Joss had five wins and five losses this season and previously pitched a no hitter. Cleveland also announced acquisition of pitcher Kaler from Columbus of the American Association.
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Toledo
Ohio
Addie Joss
Cleveland
East
Boston
Joss
Philadelphia
Cleveland American League Club Today
Kaler
Columbus
American Association
Columbus Club
Rain Delays Nationals Doubleheader in St Louis
St Louis Aug 3 The Nationals face a rain delayed double header tomorrow with McAleer and O Connor to start, Bert Groom likely in one game and Walter Johnson in the other. Johnson, Lake and Bailey named as possible pitchers while Lelivelt and Gray are injured leaving the Wells to rest. Rube Waddell is again turned down by President Hedge after last week’s controversy.
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Groom and Johnson
Lake and Bailey
Rube Waddell
St.Louis
Freshington
St. Louis
McAleer
O'Connor
Lelivelt
Unglaub
L First Pace
Quirk
Dolly Gray
Arthur Griggs
Gray
Southern Hotel
Washington
Jack
Brownies
Nationals
Bert Groom
Belleville
Walter Johnson
Joe Lake
Big Bailey
Jack O'Connor
Waddell
Rube
Hedge
Pres
Hedges
Browns
White Sox rally sinks Indians in late error
Meloan muffed Murphy’s fly in the ninth allowing Baker to score the deciding run as Chicago beat Philadelphia 2 1. Bain, Bender and Young pitched well in a tight duel. Baker and Parent accounted for Chicago’s runs while the Indians were stifled by strong defense.
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Chicago
Meloan
White Sox
Murphy
Baker
Bender
Young
Sox
Parent
Abhoa E
Phila
French
Patent
Melnan
Payne
Purtell
J. Collins
Collins
Davis
Balle OW Young
Hender
Philadaphia
Berry
Philadelphia
Strick
Perring
Dineen
Cleveland
Naps
St.Louis
L. Pet
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Quinn
Rath
Bradley
Easterly
Falkenberg
Gardner
Turner
Odantela
St. Stovall
Hemphill
Rune—Turner
Birmingham
Lajoie
Knight
Austin
OM Falkenberg
Af Quinn
Falkenberr
Battimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Newark
Rochester
Dampier
Wismer
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Leonard
Martin
iFtower
Drever
Igeibel
Cincinhad
Willison
St. Louis
Tansilt
CoPaw'th
Herriman
OlHiser
Graham
Downey
lfBaler
Brady
Page
Burke
Collinsworth
Rapp
Dampler
Wilkergon
Tansh
Herdman
Clements
Diyver
St. Martin’s
Twining
Gierth
Wilkerson
Dubie
Minor League Results Across Leagues And Games
American Association games in Minneapolis Louisville 6 At Minneapolis 2 and St Paul Indianapolis 4 St Paul 3. Kansas City Kanasa City 2 Toledo 1. Milwaukee Columbus Milwaukee game post Ponedrain. Virginia State League Denville Danville 8 Petersburg 3. Lynchburg Richmon I At Norfolk Roanoke.
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Minneapolis
Louisville
Atinneapolia
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Kanasa City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Virginia State League
Denville
Danville
Petersburg
Lynchburg
Richmon
Norfolk
Roanoke
Brooklyn Defeats St Louis After Manager Buys Box
Brooklyn wins three straight as manager Bresnahan, angry at three wild pitchers, enters the box to pitch. Huggins and Konetchy are ejected for disputing strikes as Brooklyn defeats St Louis, with sharp fielding aiding Bresnahan in a low scoring return to form.
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Brooklyn
Bresnahan
Scanlon
Crable
Galveston
Huggins
Kenetchy
Eason
St. Louis
el Brooklyn
AB Hoaer Hugging
OlBureh
Ofbauberts Ie
Mowrey
Ij Wheat
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Hummel
Lush
A O
Hita
Lennox
Zacher
Dalton
Daubert
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Bess
Bureh
Smith
End Daubert
Konetthy
Bachman
Byemmahan
Phelps
Honetchy
Valla
Zmith
Geyer
Sretnahan
Zmieh
Wy Crable
Ay Crabte
Evans
War and Navy Triumph Over Aggies in Colored League
War and Navy defeated the Agricultural aggregation 12 to 6 in the Colored Department League. Johnson pitched a steady game for War and Navy. Key players included Barnwell, Edmunds, Johnson, and Walker among others. Umpire Mr. Harley. Time of game four hours and minutes.
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War and Navy Tribe
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Johnson
N. Abe
Aggies
Abhore Edmunds
Sodier
Barnwell
Logan
Ocarron
Freeman
O Grant
Plaid Walker
Wicka
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al Andrewes
VTL Hall
Morris
Foote Thornton
Fentroy
Ricks
War and Navy
Rine—Edmunds
Sadler
Walker
Davis
Simme
Carroll
Grant
Andrews
War
Navy
Aggles
Edmunds
Jones
Sudier
Carter
Mr. Harley
Petworth Edges Brightwood 4 1 In Suburban League Battle
Petworth defeated Brightwood 4 to 1 as Garrett pitched well for the winners. The game featured multiple hits and sacrifices, with key plays by Plunkett, Stewart, and Evans. Umpires Caton and coaches were on hand. time of game about 1 hour and 40 minutes.
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Petworth
Brightwood
Garrett
ABE OA
Tomey
Seliz Plunkett
Stewart
Petsetary
Brightwoort
Robornon
Gare
Herenan
Torey
Clayton
Pita
Plunkett
Birch
Torney
Elte
Fayne
Stewart Evans
Evans
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Bale
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Baliston
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Bape
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Hane Evanson
Carell
Weaver
Ellett
Bryant
Virginia
Hillary
Carroll
Fy Pitty
King
Mesers
Caton
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Mayes
Ees
Phila
Abhore Byrne
McKecheth
Leifeld
Moren
Rune—Byrne
Leach
Gibson
Selfield
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Doolan
Byrne
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Wagner
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Pittaberg
Balle
OM Leifield
Leifield
Bath
O'Day
Brennan
Hous
Philo
Philippi
Hy Carnitz
Ewing
Carmnitz
Meiers
Bill Joyce Loses Saloon License For Late Hours
Berappy Bill Joyce former New York Giants and Washington third baseman forfeited his saloon license after keeping it open until 1 a m on Sunday July 22 while hosting a fanning bee with Johnny McGraw and Sam Crane The Excise Commissioner Caulfield gave Joyce until August 22 to dispose of his stock and permitted him to continue the business until then
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Washington Post
St. Louis
Berappy Bill
Joyce
New York Giants
Washington
Johnny McGraw
Sam Crane
New York
Caulfield
Doves Win Doubleheader Over Reds in Boston
Boston ends skid with a double triumph over Cincinnati 5 to 4 and 6 to 0. Bunching of hits fueled both games as Bescher Hoblitzell Mitchell and Collins led the offense while pitchers Baggs Frack and Burns earned the wins. Cincinnati’s offense managed brief threats, but Boston secured the sweep in 1 hour 38 minutes and 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Cincinnati
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Abhore Bascher
Ocollina
Benn
Olerang
Hoblitzel
Osharpe
Sweeney
Wheeler OlCurtiz
McMillan
Suggs
Frack
Bescher
Hobbuitzell
Mitchell
McMillen
Collins
Herzog
Graham
Shean
McLean
Frock
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Sharpe
Baggs
Messrs. Rigler
Ematie
OlCotlina
Gan
Hoblitzell
Mattern
Hite
Olff Burns
Gsiapar
Miller
Smith
Abbaticchio
Burna
Gaspar
Balk
Mesers
Rigler
Emilie
Gans Likely To Lose Race To See Mother
Joe Gans former lightweight champion rushes across the country toward Baltimore to bid his mother farewell before dying of consumption. He told friends he is going fast and will not stop in Chicago, with the Santa Fe train passing through La Junta, Colorado, where he weakened after crossing the Raton Mountains and required restoratives to prevent collapse.
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Colo
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Gans
Santa Fe
Chicago
Raton Mountains
Why Not Discard the Dusty Straw Hat for a Fresh One
A stray note advises discarding a dusty musty straw hat and shopping for a new straw hat in Bangkok for Panama, suggesting comfort and practicality in a casual domestic context.
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Bankok
Panama
Half Price or Less Sale Heads to Clear Inventory
A local retailer promises half price or less on any style or size items as it clears inventory, emphasizing substantial discounts across all departments and encouraging customers to shop before stock runs out.
Cubs Beat Giants 3 to 0 at Polo Grounds
Chicago pitcher Wiltse held the Giants to three runs in a 3 to 0 Cubs win at the Polo Grounds. Tinker Archer and Schulte sparked the offense with timely hits as rain dampened the play. The Cubs claimed two straight over New York, while Wille and the fielders battled the weather.
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Washington Post
New York
Cuba
Polo Grounds
Gianta
Willie
Matty
Giants
Cubs
Chicago
Willse
Tinker
Archer
Seymour
Archer Kharted
Pfeister
Schulte
Meyers
al Bridwell
AX Evers
Spodgrass
Sheckard
Doyle
Hofman
Murrart
Sleintelat
Ofprinwell
Osa
Odeviin
Merkle
Osa Archer
Wiltse
League basketball results from multiple associations listed
Bankers' League no game scheduled. Capital City League Kenilworth versus Aloysius. Commercial League Hersh d ve against Andrews. Independence League Manhattan versus National Union Olympia League Spartans versus St Stephens. Southern Railway League Trafleva operating. Suburban League Petworth versus Takoma. Sunday School League Annacostia versus Ninth. Terminal Railroad Y M C A League Stanton versus Tralamen. Colored Departmental League Postoffice versus Bureau.
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Capital City League
Kenilworth
Aloysius
Commercial League
Hershd Ve. Andrews
Independence League
Manhattan
National Union
Olympia League
Spartans
St Stephens
Southern Railway League
Trafleva
Petworth
Takoma
Annacostia
Ninth
Terminal Railroad Y. M. C. A
Staton
Tralamen
Postoffice Va. Bureau
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Arthur Iselin
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Barger Wallach
Craig Biddle
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Arthur S. Burden
Bill Joyce
McGraw
Ninth and Pa. Avenue
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Hahn & Co
7Th & K Sts
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