Sunday Baseball Verdict in New York State League Case
A Herkimer county jury found no cause for action after hearing evidence on a Sunday game between Binghamton and Utica clubs at Utica park. Police arrested several players on a charge of violating a Sunday law but were discharged after the jury ruled no violation occurred. The decision is expected to influence Sunday baseball legality in the New York State League.
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Washington
Ted
Kien
Atte
Hement
Addie Joss Out for Season With Arm Trouble
Addie Joss of the Cleveland club has quit the season due to an injured pitching arm. He spent time with treatment in Boston and could not regain form after returning to Cleveland. Joss finished with five wins and five losses as Cleveland, out of the race, plans rest until spring. The club 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
Nationalists face rain led double header in St Louis
Special to The Freshington Post reports McAleer and OConnor’s Nationals scheduled for a two game set after rain halted today’s clash. Groom likely to start one game with Johnson in the other, while Lake and Bailey are OConnor’s picks. Waddell’s return remains uncertain as talks with Hedge continue and finances are settled after a six week pay gap.
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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
Chicago Beats Philadelphia in Ninth Inning Dustup
Meloan muffed Murphy’s fly in the ninth allowing Baker to score the go ahead run as Chicago edged Philadelphia 2 to 1. Baker had led with a single and scored the first White Sox run. Bender and Young pitched well in a tight duel. Cleveland rallied later to win their game, while New York and St. Louis split in other matchups.
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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
Drewer
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
Amt
St. Martin’s
Twining
Gierth
Wilkerson
Dubie
Minor league scores from American Association and Virginia State League
In Minneapolis Louisville beat Atinneapolia 6 to 2 and St Paul edged Indianapolis 4 to 3. Kansas City defeated Toledo 2 to 1. Milwaukee and Columbus played to a scoreline. Virginia State League saw Denville Danville win 8 to 3 over Petersburg with Lynchburg and Norfolk Roanoke to follow.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
Atinneapolia
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Kanasa City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Virginia State League
Denville
Danville
Petersburg
Lynchburg
Richmon
Norfolk
Roanoke
Brooklyn Beats St Louis After Mixed Pitching
Brooklyn wins 4 3 as Bresnahan returns to mound, guiding Crable and Scanlon to hold off St Louis. Huggins and Konetchy disputing calls are ejected. multiple pitchers used, fielding errors and runs scattered across the game. Other scores from minor leagues and a Newport tennis doubles event conclude the period.
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Scanlon
Crable
Galveston
Huggins
Kenetchy
Eason
St. Louis
el Brooklyn
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Hummel
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Hita
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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 a Colored Department League game. Johnson pitched for the winners, with strong hitting from Edmunds Barnwell and Logan. Scoring details include three base hits by Barnwell and Edmunds, and notable fielding plays like a double play Sudier Edmunds Walker. Time of game was about one hour and forty minutes.
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Harley
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Casis
Halla
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War and Navy Tribe
Colored Department
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Aggies
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Sodier
Barnwell
Logan
Ocarron
Freeman
O Grant
Plaid Walker
Wicka
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Morris
Foote Thornton
Fentroy
Ricks
War and Navy
Rine—Edmunds
Sadler
Walker
Simme
Carroll
Grant
Andrews
War
Navy
Aggles
Edmunds
Jones
Sudier
Carter
Mr. Harley
Petworth Defeats Brightwood In Suburban League 4 to 1
Petworth beat Brightwood 4 to 1 in the Suburban League. Garrett pitched well for the winners as Petworth totaled 8 hits to Brightwood’s 4. The game featured runs by Tomey Plunkett Stewart and Evans with key plate work and defensive plays by both sides. Time of game about 1 hour and 40 minutes.
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Brightwood
Garrett
ABE OA
Tomey
Seliz Plunkett
Stewart
Petsetary
Brightwoort
Robornon
Gare
Herenan
Torey
Clayton
Pita
Plunkett
Birch
Torney
Elte
Fayne
Stewart Evans
Evans
O' Nell
Bale
Mr. Sherman
Bill Joyce Loses Saloon License for Late Hours
Berappy Bill Joyce former Giants and Washington third baseman forfeited his saloon license for keeping the place open until 1 a m on Sunday July 22 during a fanning bee with Johnny McGraw and Sam Crane a New York sporting writer Exicse Commissioner Caulfield gave Joyce until August 22 to dispose of his stock and he may run 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 Double Header Over Cincinnati
Boston ends its skid by taking both ends of a twin bill from Cincinnati. First game ends 5 to 4 and second 6 to 0, Boston aided by timely hits. Line scores show Becher Hoblitzell Mitchell and Herzog keying the Boston attack with Collins, Sharpe, and Abbottichio contributing across the two games. Cincinnati side features Leach, Frack, and Mattern in pitching for a tight, technisch game.
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Cincinnati
el Boston
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Ocollina
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Osharpe
Sweeney
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McMillan
Suggs
Frack
Bescher
Hobbuitzell
Mitchell
McMillen
Collins
Herzog
Graham
Shean
McLean
Frock
R. Miller
Sharpe
Baggs
Messrs. Rigler
Ematie
OlCotlina
Gan
Hoblitzell
Mattern
Hite
Olff Burns
Gsiapar
Miller
Smith
Abbaticchio
Burna
Gaspar
Balk
Mesers
Rigler
Emilie
Gans Nearing Death Race Home From Grand Tour
Joe Gans former lightweight champion, dying of consumption, races to Baltimore to see his mother before death. He tells friends he will not stop in Chicago and travels by Santa Fe, rushing across the continent. The journey over the Raton Mountains weakened him and restoratives were needed to prevent collapse.
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Raton Mountains
Straw Hat Advice From a Curious Seller
A compact note suggests discarding an old straw hat and buying a new one, hinting at a shop in Bangkok or Panama with a quirky line about availability in a house setting. The odd phrasing implies a playful, promotional tone.
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Bankok
Panama
Half Price or Less Sale Promises Deep Discounts
The notice promises substantial reductions across all styles and sizes with prices cut to half or less, signaling aggressive clearance and a broad range for shoppers to choose from.
Cubs Win Second straight as Giants Stalled at Polo Grounds
At New York on August 3, the Cubs defeated the Giants 3 to 0 to move them into third place. Wiltse limited the Cubs to two innings of offense while Chicago capitalized on timely hits and sacrifices. Tinker Archer and Schulte drove in runs as Pfeister and Wiltse both pitched for Chicago, with the Cubs taking advantage of rain and weak New York defense. In Philadelphia, Pittsburg swept a doubleheader, with Mayes shining in eight trips and Magee delivering a home run and multiple extra-base hits for the Pirates.
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Polo Grounds
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Seymour
Archer Kharted
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Murrart
Sleintelat
Ofprinwell
Osa
Odeviin
Merkle
Osa Archer
Wiltse
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Pittsburg
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Ees
Phila
Abhore Byrne
McKecheth
Leifeld
Moren
Rune—Byrne
Leach
Gibson
Selfield
Magee
Doolan
Byrne
McKerhnie
Wagner
Flynn
Pittaberg
Balle
OM Leifield
Leifield
Bath
O'Day
Brennan
Hous
Philo
Philippi
Hy Carnitz
Ewing
Carmnitz
Meiers
League match list rounds off busy card of games
Bankers League no game scheduled. Capital City League features Kenilworth versus Aloysius. Commercial League shows Hershd against Andrews. Independence League pits Manhattan against National Union. Olympia League has Spartans versus St Stephens. Southern Railway League lists Trafleve in operation. Suburban League pairs Petworth against Takoma. Sunday School League offers Annacostia versus Ninth. Terminal Railroad Y M C A League matches Sta ton against Tralamen. Colored Departmental League lists 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
William G. Loew
T. A. Havemeyer
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Dorothy Carroll
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Craig Biddle
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Arthur S. Burden
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Bill Joyce
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