Phillies Win Opener Slugfest in Cincinnati Doubleheader
In a city doubleheader Philadelphia won the pitching duel 1 to 0 while Cincinnati took a high scoring second game. Alexander and Bender pitched, with Philadelphia scoring on Killifer's single and Alexander's sacrifice in the opener. The Reds surged in the second game, sending Bender to the showers after five first-inning runs, but Philadelphia answered with a late rally to secure a 9 to 4 victory.
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Alexander
Senulz
Killifers
Nichoff
Bender
Philadelphia
Incimnat
Vineinaart
ABO
A Philadera
ITO Af Groh
OO Askert
al Grmeb
Berne
Crovath
BU & B Whitted
Rg Deri
London
Kithfer
Fister
Schutz
Nieth
Rim
Seth
Doubla Plage
al Grok
Pankert
Renab
Niehom
Fritich
OlByrne
Teraratn
Leyden
Bancroft
Emmeree
Burma Co
Mitchell
Deudiger
McQuillas
Dugey
Qeschger
Cinmnoatt
Philadelphaia
Rune Grob
GriM@th
Chase
Wingo
Neale
Lauded
Niehof i
Byrne
Cravath
Errotm
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Louden
Groh
Kan Byrne
Niebo
Niebatt
Jett
Clactnbatt
Batie- Oo Mitchetl
Rendee
Oeadiger
BA McQuilan
Ry Menecheli
Lo Burney
Ro Sy Oeschger
Dates Set For Amateur Baseball Series Schedule
Amateur Association outlines opening clashes between Government League and Southern Auditors on Terminal Rail, with ten teams in two sections. The schedule lists matchups and venues, including Sunday play and home clubs using Spalding’s ball. Officials note fifteen minute grace period and plan to decide umpires at tomorrow night’s meeting.
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Cathoernania
Uataele
Purewae
Potomar
M.C. A. Oa
Sovernwent
Pn Government
We FM A. A
Honad
Spalding
Che Urydre
Norman FE
Waa
Machtalate
Cians
Queston
Clent
Um-Pires
Amuateer Association
Navy Gains In Tennis League Standings After Mixed Results
In the Departmental Tennis League Navy swept Government Printing Office 5-0 to tighten its bid for first with War. Treasury fell to Commissioners 4-4 in another division as Interstate beat Postoffice 4-1. Navy's wins include Calder-Gibbana over Goubeau-Brayton and Heath by Heister-Chami in decisive sets.
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Treasury
Navy
Government Printing Office
Interstate
Sum_maries
Lake Forest
Ward Daw
Calder-Gibbana
Sama Np
Hager-Relohl
Mawkeset
Postoffice
Cash-Doyle
Postofire
Roberta Warren
PostaMee
Davidson-Nutter
Merrow -Sreeeney
J. AB
Johnson-Smith
Postoffive
Shilfera Rorsler
Tutersime
Nelaon-Stuttel der PosteMire
iNaott-Woskom
Hiltyer- Dow
PosteMfice
Whitray-Littles
Treasurs
Breck
Remey
McNulty Ant Simpeon
Ted
Treasury Wins Title By Defeating Aggies
Treasury defeated Agriculture 10 to 3 to win the Government League title. The score was tied 3–3 after six innings before Treasury exploded for six runs in the sixth. Bell led Treasury with four hits including two doubles and a triple, scoring three times as Downey started for Treasury and Croson finished. Scoring and pitching details fill the box score, with Downer and Rousseau working on the mound for their teams.
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Treasury
Agriculture
Downey
Croson
Bell
Agricture
Abe
Collinan
Watt
Frasier
O.downey
Flannery
Qarmatrong
Hildenep
Kraier
Stratt
Downer
Ateang Errora
Bailey
Wolf
Housseau
McLarren
Belt
Dust
Arm- Weit
Aagetcutture
Creson
NePhilomy
Heit
Rounneau
Coe
Taninea
Rousseau
Woertentyke
Hite
Roueneau
Crosan
Wredendyke
Bet Carroll
Anderson
Downes
Baan
Rell
Callinan
Alidenaperger
Strait
Armatrong
Shugtle
Tims
Nines Tie In Potomac League Game Between Bureau and Machinists
Bureau and Machinists battled seven innings to a 3 3 deadlock in the Potomac League championship fray. Walker hit a homer for Bureau, Morginatti and Mortimer sparked late offense, while Hines Lyons and Chapin figured in key plays as the tie persisted through the final frame.
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Bureau
Machinists
Horgannetti
Mortimer
Fitzgerald
Pletcher Walker
Machiniats
Susener
Hines
Taft
Hatee
Burema
Lyons
Bunker
Om Hines
Baacher
Walker
Harriv
Chapin
Murphy
Lyons Wild
Itteh
Cobb Maintains Lead as Speakers Slump in Batting
Ty Cobb boosted his batting average yesterday with two hits in four appearances, raising his mark from .237 to .860. Tina Speaker managed one hit in four trips and dropped two points, while Joe Jackson went hitless in five at bats and fell five points. Standings show AR. H. Pet. with 3.69, 1.44, 3.90, and .860 as the key figures.
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Ty Cobb
Tina Speaker
Joe Jackson
Speaker
Jackson
AR. H. Pet
Seabright upset highlights Achalis cup round two
A. Howard Voshell of Brooklyn upset N W Niles to reach the semifinals at Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club in the Achalis cup singles, 6-3 6-4 6-2. George M Church then beat Voshell, and Willis E Davis advanced past Pfaffman as Mikami injured a tendon.
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J. Pfaffman
Boston
Johnston
Willis E. Davis
Davis
Mikami
Kamegen
S. H W. Vondell
N. W. Miles
G. M. Church
E. Whitney
Pfaffman
W. M. Johnsson
W. E B. Davis
A. Miriam
R. L. Murray
A. H. Man, Jr
W. T. Tilden
H. Tallant
I. Kumagae
L. Beekman
Church
Vondell
Pfautfman
Kumagae
E. P. ‘Larned
Murray Va. Tilden
Murray
Hiden
F. RB. Alexander Andd
K. A. Nehr
D. Mathey
L. B. Mahan
O. A. A. Ma OU. M. Bull, Jr
L. Beekman Whittier
FB. A. Warran
E. H. McCormick
B. B. Prentice
H. Ward
W. M. Johnston
C. Griffith
Fi and
Man
Harris M. Wins Grand Circuit Stake at Pittsburgh
Miss Harris M. won the William purse of $2,000, the feature event opening the Grand Circuit meeting after rain halted two previous days. The heat plan listed drivers and horses including Billy Dale and The Savoy, with times around 2:08 and 2:07 for the 2-heat trotting race. The program noted other stakes and entrants such as Mirthful, De Ming, Perfectiot, and The Expoxer, with entries from McMahons and Melborough, under a misted but notable racing card in Pittsburgh on August 9.
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Pittsburgh
Misa Harris M
Billy Dale
Savoy
Bonington
Ch. H
Bellin T Geerm
William Stake
Mise Harris M
Teter the Great
McDonald
Bing Dale
B. G
Dele Fatchen
Cox
Tere
The
Gharley Bayt
Bloyd
Bob Allawood
Allanwood
Amfurhe
Rose Mager
Abba
Murphy
Peter Lack
Traynor
Ann
Mira Jeannie Gaatie
Be. F
Muebols
Peter Looit Felt
Northran
Trotter
Harvester
Donald
Puss
de Forest
Chandler
Sandonp
Rickety Wins Flash Stakes at Saratoga Feature
At Saratoga Race Course Jimmy Rowe added Rickety to the Flash Stakes aboard the colt owned by Harry Payne Whitney. Rickety trounced the field in a majestic stretch, delivering Whitney another victory as the betting crowd celebrated his win. The day’s card included six races with notable finishes by Rickety, Ultimatum, and Bern Rock among others.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Jimmy Rowe
Rickety
Jimmy
Harry Payne Whitney
Avaandicap
Nashville
Murphy
Riverdale
Kelser
iKiesbaum
Bandita
Stalwart van
Hanabala Snd
Taosingburg
Ghout
Milsa
BI Dudley
Allen
Kwalt
Ryan
Faker
F. Williams
Keogh
Ultimatum
Troxler
Fairy Wand
J. H McCahey
Madame Herrmann
Water
Witch
Nencash
Dorcas
Upwart
Bern Rock
Lyke
Finn
Batweil
Polroma
J. McTaggarth
Boneur
Kitanna
Bun God
Kilmer
Leoran
Bughan
Naoshon
McTaggart
Bar Cire
Nelant
Venture
Monmouth
Bargier
Mies Fan
Broomvale
Tinkle Bell
Carlton
Alao Ren
Results of Raging N fort Erie track meet races
Summary of seven races at Fort Erie with multiple entrants. Winners include The Gadder in race one, Dimitri and Tartarean posting wins in later tests, and Langdon piloting Langdon in the Iroquois handicap. Multiple purses ranged up to 1500 added, with times around 1:01 to 1:44.
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Fort Erie
Race Track Entries for Today’s Sport Meet
Racing program lists first race with numerous entries such as Cherlo Muy Bock and Jeepy Gam. Second to seventh races include fields like Mausoleus Sir Arthur Last Spark and Booker Bill Penrock Coronel Hatloway with purses ranging from 400 to 700 dollars. Weather fair and track fast with a clear forecast for races across multiple age groups and distances.
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Cherlo
Muy Bock
Jeepy Gam
Medogene
Wedonia
Zamora
Wynon
Orfann
Bisturber
Boxer
the Busybody
Fairly
Alston
Edith Baumann
Damier
Salling Pits
Squeeler
Lid
Aldebaran
Etruscan
Kootenay
Brout Heart
Privet Petal
Crowbury Wins 37 Handicap Jump at Berryville Show
Crowbury owned by Arthur White captured first place in the 37 handicap jump class, drawing the day’s ovation as Berryville hosts its large crowd. Chiliton Squaw won the 6 furlong race while Windmill led a close mile event with Kinder Lou second. Lone Star and other winners also noted.
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Washington Post
Berryville
Association
Churchman
Davis
Arthur White
Lone Star
Furr Brothers
Crowbury
Chiliton Squaw
Quince
W. M. Atkinson
Windmill
Kinder Lou
Blow Fatal to Ball Player in Milwaukee Game
Milwaukee reports a fatal blow to a ballplayer after being struck on the head by a pitched ball. Robert W. Acker, third baseman, is named in local baseball coverage with Eastern League context and scores noted for Now London, Springfield, and Bridgeport games.
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Wis
Robert W. Acker
London
Springfield
Bridgeport
Hecht Emplores Outing With Base Ball And Dance
Hecht and Company of Seventh street announce an employees outing to Marshall Hall yesterday. Each worker received a half day off and traveled in special cars to the wharf. The group left about 2 30 in the afternoon after a 1 15 store closing. Luncheon followed in the late afternoon and a group photo was taken. They returned to Washington aboard the boat arriving at 11 o'clock. Arrangements were by Samuel D. Loveless B W Ehrman and C L Marlow.
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Hecht & Con
Seventh Street
Marshall Hall
Washington
Samuel D. Loveless
B. W. Ehrman
C L. Marlow
Shark caught at Rockaway Beach in bath center incident
A 7 and a half foot long shark weighed about 225 pounds and was hooked then shot to death after a struggle involving several men at Rockaway Beach bathing center on Tuesday afternoon. It is believed to be the same shark sighted in the waters the previous day, limiting bathers from venturing far from shore.
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New York
Rocklawey Beach
Equity and probate notices amid Washington district court actions
Washington daily legal record outlines numerous equity division items led by Campbell et al. v Redman and related cases, extensions and attorney listings. Court orders include guardianship, bankruptcies, real estate transfers, and probate actions with dates and attorney names, plus notable criminal and probate entries.
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Justice Stafford
Campbell
Redman
Joan Bigent
O. H.merriat
P. H. Marshall
Ve. Biggs
John Hidout
C. Bh.mariliat
P. A. Marshall
Ry Pullman Porters’ Relief Association
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Cooke
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George C. Gertman
Terry Va
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W. J. Lambert
F. ‘Whippier
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Rhodes & Cromelin
WA. Coombe
Caywood Ve
Hepburn
Piaintiff
C. D. Caywood
W. B. Guy’ Dieterich
Order of
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Crawford
John D. Rheades
Pisintif
H. W. Wheasley
Bensinger
People's Line
Pisinuie
John Bidout
T. J. Jonge
Slater
Flaintiff
J. Lambert
D. F
H. Yeatman
KaabySrolih
Fleha
Bionaugh
de Navitt
William G. Toomas
S ‘Guemney
Jobe E. Leakey
Deeds of Trust Entries Across Several Squares
A list of deed of trust records for multiple properties and trustees with lenders including National Permanent Funding Association, German American Building Association and others. Entries specify grantees and trust holders, amounts ranging from 400 to 25 90, terms from 1 to 84 months, interest rates mostly six to eight percent, with parcels in squares and mounts such as Meridian Hill and Mount Pleasant.
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Henry H. Bergmann
George M. Amragrich
Ars Etropolis Bulding Association
Soutas
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D. H. Roland Drury
Lanier P. McLachlen
T. Yellett Canby
Heber
Thornton
ProwoaTmus W. Dieckmann
Wharton E. Lester
Michael J. Colbert
National Permanent Funding Association
William FB. Wood
Ernest L. Achmidt
George M. Emmer
Werthrookland Park
John P. Noet
John J. Hamilton
B. Evite Taldork
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Walter
Crow
Clede D. Garrett
George P
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King
C. B. Rafter
le Feat
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B. D. Gordon
Fulton R. Gordon
HD. Gordon
Meridian Hill
Gerfeh
Lucie E. Ritterbusch
Clara A. Marten
John T. Hendrick
Maurice H. Hamberg
James K. Polk
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Della F. Burtt
Valon ‘Trant, Company
Fidelity Trust Company
George Ehiller
Charlotte D. M. Cardena
Eienor A. Wells
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Union Trust Company
George A. F. Rratenahi
National Savings and Trust Comny
Maybelle H. Monenar
Alex A. Clarke, Jr
Fane J. Bheehy
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Tnt
Edith J. Brown
Genege
William . Ranndere
Ta Peeure
Franklin EB. Fietcher
Margaret J. Koonce
Arthur J
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Curtis
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Mithoteen
Fred McKee
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VY. McCullum
Tor
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Annie Roteley
Gorse
Gariman
Nerare
Jacob E. Borving
Czar to Bar American Shoes in Russia Market
Reports to the Department of Cerrieres claim the Paseian government aims to set a maximum price for footwear sold in Russia. The price limit would be so low that American manufacturers could not compete.
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Department of Cerrieres
Russia
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