Mills Drive Seals Washington Comeback Win
Mills big stick lifts Washington in eighth to beat Chicago 9 to 7 after trailing early. Key runs come from Altrock, Hickman, and Nil as Washington rallies off Stahl and Altrock to secure the comeback at home. Attendance 3,018 marks a Monday crowd amid a Chicago visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Little Nill
White Sox
Giants
Nil
Mills Hity
Nationals
Owen
Jones
Altrock
Hickman
Stahl
Knoll
Anderson
Huelsman
Stehl
Danny Green
Shielder Jones
Green
Stank
Danny
Davis
Cassidy
Callahan
Town Bend
McBurland
Sullivan
Navy Yard
Hill
Gwen
Andy
George
Davia
Thoma
Heyden
Saktrack
White
Craw
Greene
Hucleman
Grean
McFarland
Tannehbill
Dundon
Jacobsen
Eoderly Teady
Tannehill
Altrode
Bickman
Tannehili
Nii
Niil
CessMy
Gill
Easny
Hudemas
AB & Biro
Peastad Oo Jacob
Washington and Chicago Face Off In Gridiron Exhibition
A garbled box score notes Washington vs Chicago with Altrock on the mound and Owen at bat. Highlights include Altrock striking out several batters, Hill and Knoll stealing bases, and a late Washington rally led by Huelsman and Tannehill. Umpire is Mr. Q/Ubughiti, game lasted about 1 hour 8 minutes.
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Caltixhan
McFarland
Sullivan
Tanpehill
Dyundon
Owen
Altrack
Washington
Chicago
baces—Wuenington
Townsend
Jacobsen
Ee Om Alsrock
Ford
Yy Jacobsen
Altrock
Wits Seth
Wolfs
Gwen
Altroch
Townend
Jacobesn
Ee Owen
Steele Tan
Andereon
Hite
Green
F. Jones
Hickmen
Dundon
basae—Hill
Davig
Tahan
C. Jones
Altrock Heyden
Joneses
Fiies
Chiledge
Charley Jon Arm
St. Louis
Tadies
Anish
Hickman
Cassidy
Texas
Ehame
Stahl
Hill
Ae Long
Cleveland
Hueleman
Tannehill
Wielder Jones
Anderson
Jones
Huelsman
Detroit Beats Philadelphia in Easy Victory on Poor Fielding
Detroit wins 20 to 2 over Philadelphia as Mullen limits offense until the ninth inning. Bender issues four walks for Philadelphia while Detroit fields well and steals several bases. Attendance 5,328. Key hits include McIntyre Seybold Coughlin Mullen and O Leary. notable three base hits by Schaeffer.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Mullen
Cabutara Rhore Cooley
Schacter
McIntyre
Crawford
O'Leary
Coughlin
Ed Mulien
Seybold Coughlin
O*leary
Schaeffer
Misee
M. Cross
Lindsay
Bender
Stellen
Sehrock
Macy
Connor
McCarthy
MADE IT TWELVE STRAIGHT FOR NEW YORK TEAM
New York remains undefeated at twelve straight with a 4 3 victory over St. Louis. Long distance hitting featured Keeler Chase and Stone driving in runs while pitchers Sudhoff and Powell held the visitors to few hits. Sta gers include three home runs and multiple extra base hits as the home club extends its streak.
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New York
St. Louis
Keeler
Chase
Stone
Raga Stone
Starr
van Zant
Wallace
Koehler
Jones
O 'Whitamg
Ie A Howell
Cline
Spencer
Budhoff
Fatals
Ta Sea Noworks
Sudhoff
Powell
Sudbet
Ruda
Conroy
Dougherty
Eaahom
Giolet Karea
Coptoy
Fuitz
Bigns
Mapire
Mr. Sheridan
Philadelphia baseball news and contract chatter
Fragmented notes discuss Philadelphia, St Louis, and Pittsburgh teams. Mentions of players Donovan, Steinfeldt, and Yale contract plans for fall practice. Indicates changing pace pitching and potential end for Lush’s big league days.
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Philadelphia
Critte
the Americen
Kenectations Wichols
Centsterine Theatre
Pirates
Donal
Beaeke
Coatesville
Leeeue
Ager
Mandger
Weil
Bagton
Duffy
Enewin
Hig
Wadet
Donovan
Wonderful
S’ Frien
Baseball
Biter
Pittsburg
Yale
Cleveland
Fragmentary baseball score update from partial OCR
Vague lines mention players Hofman Bowerman Horta and McGinnity Tinker Haft Reulbath plus O'Day and Kiem. Time of game noted as 1 hour 2 minutes with double play and other incomplete details.
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Ity
Nort Vane
Ieee
Hofman
Bowerman
Horta
Tinker Haft Reulbath
McGinnity
Moulantty
Pittsburg and Boston Split Doubleheader in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburg Pa on August 7 Pittsburg and Boston split the day’s games. Flaherty allowed only two hits until the eighth when Boston won with four timely hits. Pittsburg managed nothing against Willis. The second game saw Pittsburg win in the first inning on two hits including a homer. Attendance 5589.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Boston
Flaherty
Willis
Ore
Philadelphia Defeated by Loose Fielding in Cincinnati Game
Cincinnati, Aug 7. Today's game featured loose fielding and hard hitting by both teams. Harper's wildness figured prominently for Philadelphia, with attendance listed at 1,491. Final: Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 2. Other notes mention Winchester defeating Staunton 6 4 and the Troons beating the Krather Athletic Club 9 to 8, with details on pitchers, batters, and fielding.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Harper
Thomas
Gleneon
Zeymour
Sorcoras
Branncela
Pituoger
Harry
Dotto Nates
Hugeius
Bili Kroger
Digosterd
Ab Chett
Belo ‘Herder
Suthoft
Orifice
Corcoran- Strick
Gutholt
Suthoff
Unger
Ekfsuthom
Wevsn
Umipire
Eitee
Troons
Krather Athletic Club
Reaves
Maroons
Hagen U Heck
M. Dore
Hurt
Ikase
Eivens
Bsie
Sektgenth
Aspeet
Pere
Shade
Fisk Elgin
Ave
W. T. Baldus
Shaky account of a game and player notes from OCR fragment
Fragmentary report highlights confusion over a player named Johnny Beall and a scorer named McKenny. The text references Sheckers and fans, with vague mentions of a "stag amie" and iunclear events lasting about 37 minutes. Names and actions are garbled, creating an impression of a sports recap with missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheckers
Johnny Beall
Stephen's Institute Clinches Capital City League Title
Stephen's Institute defeated National Athletic Club 10 to 6 at the Coliseum to clinch the Capital City League championship. Carr belted a homer with two on, sparking a seven-run fifth inning as Stephen's built a lead before darkness halted play.
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Stephen's Institute
Coliseum
Walloping
National Athletic Club
Nationals
Carr
Bt. Stephen's
Beoqar Hughes
Walsh
Aito Handitos
Myers
Moriarty
Uelton
Carroll
McC’mick
Warden
McCerron
Sali
Stephen's
A.C
Erpors
Bells
McCarron
Kerr
Vengbie
Vénable
Herr
Honditas
Hughes
St. Eisabet's
Banes
Rapp
Handibos
St Martin and St Patrick clash in league game
In the Marquette League clash yesterday St Martin defeated St Patrick 6 to 2 after an eight scene comedy of errors. Key players included Reagan Lombardy Dugan and Bagett with McDonald and Hillary pitching. The game lasted 1 hour and 40 minutes with multiple base hits and stolen bases by Lomard y Waple Dugan Bagett and Gerard.
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Vincent Va
St Martin
St. Patrick
St Patrick
St. Martin
Rho
Epore Hawaii
Reagan
Lettop ‘Yasea
Marceron
Hillary
Lombardy
Waple
Dugan
Bagett
Gerard
Endurance motor cyclists reach Waltham for federation meeting
Forty eight riders left New York for a forty mile endurance run to Waltham Mass Twenty one arrived by 7 20 p m and six more came in ten minutes later The entrants included Geer Wagner St Pi Minn Walter J Harper Readin A Coffman and Howard Sule among those listed as arriving for the annual meeting of the Federation of American Motorcyclists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Mass
Amotor
New York
Federation of American Motor Cvelists
Geer
Wagner
St. Pi Minn
Walter
Harper
Readin
A. Coffman
Howard Fotede
Sule
Detroit Auto Race Opens With Webb Jay Victory
Webb Jay of Cleveland won the ten mile open event at Grosse Point track in the Detroit Automobile Racing Association meet opening day. Barney Oldfield finished second in the feature, time 9:36 8-5. The $500 trophy heat results saw Oldfield win the first heat over Charles Burman, Barrey Clifield, and Dan Wuregis, while Jay led the second heat. Other races included Dan Vargis winning the five mile open for cars under 1,432 pounds and Charles Burman taking the stock touring car honors with Scheuffler and Reed close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Webb Jay
Cleveland
Grosse Point
Barney Oldfield
Detroit Automobile Racing Association
Jay
Oldfield
Barrey Clifield
Charles Burman
Dan Wuregis
Lansing
Y Wargis
Hayles Brothers
Toledo
Fred Tone
Indianapolis
George Soules
F. Scheuffer
Jackson
G B. Reed
Holloway
Horderwisch
Barcey Oldfield
Dan Vargis
Charles Soules
George Soulew
HW. F. Scheuffler
Ale
Barney Oldfeld
Leonard Defeats Lyon At Longwood Tenis Start
The Longwood Cricket Club in Beeston Mass hosts the largest tennis tournament yet in the United States with 93 singles entrants and 36 doubles pairs. Day one saw 56 singles matches completed and 27 second round events concluded before dusk. Leonard beat Juyon Jr in a dramatic match as crowds gathered, while Behr and Hallowell dueled, and Clothier beat Sargent. Doubles entries set a record and play is slated to continue tomorrow with similar pace.
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Beeston
Mass
Longwood Cricket Club
Karl H. Behr
Yale
Nahant
N. W. Hallowell
Harvard
BE. M. Leonard
G. A.juyon, Jr
Leonard
W. J. Clothier
Z% Sargent
Z% Sargent, 6-2, 6-1, 6-2, and . Hobart Defeated E. V. Fags
Canada’s Cup challenger Temeraire arrives at Charlotte
The thirty foot Temeraire, designed by Mr. Fife, reaches Charlotte under tow by Tranquilo to contest Canada’s Cup. Crowds note fast lines and lower freeboard than Iroquois as Rochester readers anticipate practice runs, crew acclimation, and final scraping before the first race next Saturday.
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Temeraire
Charlotte
Rochester
Royal Canadian Yacht Club of Toronto
Ita Farth
Commodore Nichols
Fife
Kingston
Rothester
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Srasionca
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Gamz
RHOA
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Giarke
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Delebant
Howard
Cannell
Raymer
Lauterb
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Willin
Pittebury
Hoxton
Hoston
Bosto Rhore T . FE
Chio
E ‘Tenney
Beatuion
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Ain
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Lauterh
Moran
Phillippe
Needham
Frasier
Otal
Lauterborn
Pittsburst
Rye
Heaymont
Backifiee
bite—Leach
Giymer
Tenney
Dolan
Beauspont
Winchester
Taunton
wWa
Reservoir Park
Andrews
Pat
Lambert
Shiner
Rolilsias
Staunton
Kenna
Tyo Oder
Swiecigr
Capital City League
Stephen
Leita
Aloysina
Giub
Patricke Club
National
Clul “Carroll, Institute
Marquette League
New York City
Waltham, Mass
Auto Rage
Webb
Burman
Lyon
America
Affieck’s
Mertz
SALE
Ofault
Attorne
Iseman Bro Outfitters
N. W
Stinemetz
E. Sa
Walfords
Cook Remedy CO
Biasgric Temple
Gaicage
Richards
Pa. Ave
Medical
Ree
Twelfth Street
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Het
Speedy Sai
Chedhar
Lafranco
Roy Cray
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