Mount Pleasant Congregational Beats Methodist Team 6 to 2
The Mount Pleasant Congregational Sunday school baseball team defeated the local Methodist league squad by 6 to 2. Kerr of the Methodists had a rough day with nine walks and scattered hits, while Koehler pitched well for the Congregationalists, holding the Methodists to six runs. Stolen bases and fielding miscues shaped the scoring, with four walks issued by Kerr and four by Koehler contributing to the outcome.
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Mount Pleasant
Koehler
Fourth Presbyterian
MLPI
Mota
Melchner
Gymanoskiif
Briggs
Totatacs
Bring
Hite
Sedeatian
Davis
Rhoemaker
Herring
Tindall
Thorne
Rhedd
Kerr
Linthicum
Bilett
Piaye
Sebastian
Mzr
Bette
Mount Vernon Triumph Over St Stephen's In Close Championship Game
Mount Vernon defeats St Stephen's 6 to 3 on Mount Pleasant grounds, moving ahead of Wesley with a .165 percentage. Price leads at bat with three hits as Fields and Burroughs duel on the mound in a fast, well played game.
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St. Stephen's
Wesleyn
Mount Vernons
Mount Pleasant
St. Stephen's Boys
Grass Cutters
Burroughs
Mount Vernon
Wesley
Wesleys
Fields
S J. Stephen's
Price
St.Stephen's
Rhoae Mt. Vernon
Riwoae
Miler
Krauss
Hayden
Bateman
M'Mahon
Havens
Watkins
Catching
Stevenson
M'Knight
Thomas
Langford
Field
Meane
Graves
Everett
Richards
Draeger
Tworbare
McKnight
Watking
Halls
Burrougha
Walthour's Legs Paralyzed After Racing Fall
Atlanta July 1 Bobby Walthour bicycle racer lies in critical condition after a severe fall last night in a race. Both legs are paralyzed left collar bone broken right elbow and hand lacerated both hips badly cut and a large scar across the abdomen. Temple Walcott Fight Ends Draw at Eureka Club in Baltimore.
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Atlanta
Bobby Walthour
Chesbro Sets Record with Thirteenth Victory Over Senators
New York defeated Washington 8 to 2 as "Happy" Jack Chesbro hiked his thirteenth straight win, breaking Iron Man McGinnity's mark. Cassidy starred with multiple hits, while Donovan and Orth contributed, and Clark Griffith offered praise for the Senators. Attendance was around 1,600 at American League Park.
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Washington Post
New York
Jack Chesbro
Patsy Donoven
Senators
Chesbro
McGinnity
Giants
Highlanders
Hite
Orth
Ganazel
Dougherty
Cassidy
Coughlin
Moran
Cheabro
Donovan
McCormick
Keelers
Williams
Anderson
Ganzel
McGuire
Conroy
Stahl
Ostean
Bill Clarke
Clarkson
Harvard
PO. A
Tatale
Washingto
AB. R
PO. A. B
Woaa Clarke
Jacobyen
Washington
Cacalay
Biden Jones
Clarke
Jacobsen
Mr. Dwyer
Cross Delivers Game Winning Three-Bagger for Phils
Captain L Cross hits a three-base ninth inning drive to score two as Philadelphia defeats Boston 6 to 4 in Boston. Hoffman suffers a bad head cut from a pitched ball and leaves the field. Attendance 6,727.
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Boston
Mass
Capt. L. Cross
Philadelphia
Hoffman
Oore
Phils
Rhoah Boston
Rhoae
Stahl
Colina
Freeman
Leroes
Seyboldib
Schreck
Altrock Shuts Out St Louis As Two Hits Win For Chicago
In Chicago a 8-0 victory over St Louis with Altrock dominating, only two hits off him and one runner reaching second. Attendance 3,200 as Chicago tallies eight runs including two base hits by Tannehill and a sequence of hits to back Altrock’s shutout efforts. Umpires Mesars King and O Loughlin. Time 1 hour 35 minutes.
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Altrock
St. Louis
Chicago
Jocala
Banos St. Louis
Broae Dunden
Burkett
Hemphils
Lou
St. Louia
Tannehili
Tanneht
Jones
Davis
Donahue
Dundon
Glade
Odilk—Davis
Mesars. King and O'Loughlin
Baseball score roundup from multiple leagues
Eastern League games in Newark Montreal and Jersey City rain delays noted. Montreal beat Rochester 20 to 2 afternoon. Toronto topped Buffalo 4 to 1. Southern League results Atlanta over Birmingham 6 to 3 and Memphis 6, Shreveport 0. Montgomery 3, Nashville 3. South Atlantic League Macon 2 Arguala 1. Charleston 8, Savannah 6. Jacksonville 6, Columbia 6. American Association scores Columbus 0 Louisville 1 Indianapolis 2 Toledo 2 Minneapolis 2 St Paul 3.
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Newark
Baltimore
Montreal
Rocheater
Rochester
Jersey City
Providence
Toronto
Buffalo
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Shreveport
Little Rock
Ittle Rock
New Orleans
Montgomery
Nashville
Macon
Arguala
Charleston
Savennah
Jacksonville
Columbia
American Association
Columbus
Louisvilie
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Baseball Notes and Local League Items
A roundup of baseball notes including Youngstown Iron Works beating Pittsburgs 1 to 0, managerial shifts, player moves, and league talk. References to Billy Sunday’s police reform, Georgia and Southern League leaders, and the Law Reporter defeating Primrose 7 to 4 in Washington. Staunton and Richmond games are noted with standings and bets.
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Youngstown Iron Works
Pittsburgs
Tooyey
Huntscl
Toledo
Armour
Buckenberger
Bunton Nationala
Selbach
Boston
Billy Sunday
Harvey
Ill
Billy
Atlanta
George Winters
Tielder Jones
Callahan
Jones
Fourth Presbyterian
Gunton-Temple
Eye
Mount Pleasant
Georgia
New York Nationals
Boston Americans
Macon
Senators
Highlanders
Giants
Polo Grounds
Washington Heights
Ted Sullivan
Bul Dincan
Tim Murnane
Hns
Phillies Rally Over Brooklyn In Heavy Hitters Show
National League results include Brooklyn at Philadelphia and Chicago at St Louis. Phillies win 7 to 2 over Brooklyn with strong hitting. Poole exits after fifth. Mitchell shines on mound. Highlights: three-base hit by Gleason, Lumley homered, and Brooklyn left five on base. Attendance 1,422. game length 1 hour 66 minutes.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Poole
Mitchell
RHOAE
O'Thomas
Sheckard
Dobbs
Gleason
Doyle
McGee
Lumley
Ritter
Dillon
Wirst
Bale
Om Poole
Reldy
Reidy
Carpenter and
Ematie
St Louis Defeats Chicago in Batting Showdown
St Louis defeated Chicago 10 to 2 in a game dominated by the bat. Meharland pitched his first game back from injury, holding Chicago to six hits while Briggs was hit hard and received poor fielding support. Attendance was 470 as the teams produced a lopsided scoring line.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Louis
Meharland
Pittsburg
Briggs
Beore
At. Louis
Rhoad Farrel
Bhannon
Beckley
Binsot
Barviay
Burke
Tig
Chisago
Carey
Brain
Grady
Shannon
Beis
Farrell
Bane Farrall
Smoat
Barclay
Dass
Fifteen Straight for New York as Boston Falls 7 to 1
The New Yorks defeated Boston 7 to 1 to extend their streak to fifteen straight wins. Attendance was 2,000. Key plays included two-base hits by Dahien Gilbert Needham and Gurney, and Bresnahan and Raymer with three-base hits. Taylor pitched for New York with Wilhelm on Boston, umpire Mr. Johnstone.
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New York
New Yorks
Boston
Rhore
Rigour Geter
O Bresthan
Tenney
Browne
Cannell
Devlin
Abbat'fo
Teylor
Willis
Potaia
Gurney
Bresnahan
Raymer
Dahlen
McGann
Bowerman
Taylor
Johnstone
Brooklyn Sunday Games End After Arrest Order
Police Commissioner McAdoo ordered no baseball in Brooklyn next Sunday. Deputies will arrest all players, managers, score-card sellers, and the umpire if any game occurs, following prior practice of arresting only the battery of the offending team.
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New York
Brooklyn
McAdoo
Farrell
Carroll Institute Beats Library of Congress 13 to 4 in White Lot clash
Carroll Institute defeated the Library of Congress 13 to 4 with strong hitting and steady scoring, except for the fourth and sixth innings. Waple led Carroll with three hits including a two-base clearing drive. Hanvey pitched until Berhans relieved in the second. Capt. Kelly starred at short with six assists. Library capitalized briefly with two double plays but could not mount a comeback.
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Carroll Institute
Library of Congress
Carroll
Lucas
Berhans
Waple
Harbin
Hanvey
Rathman
Capt. Kelly
Carrolls
Hrhoae
Oerbin
Rethman
OjBerhens
Ol Downs
Leon Basea
Hanray
Strick
Garvey
Dreacher
Pasce
Harhin
Brady
Bring Your Grip Down For Our Fill
When packing for an out of town trip this day, bring your grip and we will fill it with shirts, neckwear, and more. Our service promises economical fulfillment and neat packing.
Naval and Military academies settle football eligibility rule
The Naval and Military Academy athletic councils agreed on a three year eligibility framework for the Army Navy annual game. Cadets or midshipmen with four years participation or who have tempered by four years at leading institutions are barred. The council will judge each player’s eligibility under the new rules.
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Annapolia
Naval
Military Academies
Annapolis
West Point
Willard H. Brownson
Naval Academy
A. L. Mills
Military Academy
Athletic Association
Whist Congress Victor Triumphs In Minnesota–Chicago Clash
New York reports say the Minneapolis and St. Paul team swept four wins to claim the fourteenth congress trophy in the American Whist League tournament. They defeated Ravenswood Whist Club of Chicago by five tricks in the final round. Finalists also included Hamilton Club trophy match where Horlick Club faced Cleveland Whist Club. Racine Wisconsin’s Horlick led by five tricks after twenty four deals. Boston Pastime club leaders Graustin and Still led Minneapolis trophy second round by about three tricks. Divorce suit filed by Almira Powers against John M Powers cites cruelty and infidelity. Powers, a clerk in the Sixth Auditor's Office, earns about $1,000 yearly with potential promotion to $1,200. attorney W Preston Williamson represents the complainant.
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New York
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Northwestern Association
Ravenswood
Chicago
Judge Bunn
O. H. Briggs
BE. A. Montgomery
J. H. Hemphill
Hamilton
Horlick Club
Racine
Wis
Cleveland
Wisconsin
N. 4 Graustin
C. W. Still
Boston
Almira Powers
John M. Powers
Negro Women in Schoolyard Fracas Ends in Wounding
Mary Simms and Florence Williams, both residents of Ball's Court Southwest, engaged in a morning fight yesterday. Florence used a piece of iron to strike Mary on the head. Florence Williams was arraigned in Police Court on a charge of assault but received a postponement for a jury trial.
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Mary Simms
Florence Williams
Ball's Court
Florence
Mary
Anderson wins Western golf title at Kent Club
Willie Anderson, Apawamucis pro, wins the Western Open at Kent Country Club, Grand Rapids, finishing with 304 for 72 holes and breaking the course record with 73. Alexander Smith, Nassau, takes runner-up at 308 as two amateurs, B P McKinnie and George F. Clingman, earn gold and silver medals.
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Kent Country Club
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wilie Anderson
Apawamuis
Anderson
Alexander Smith
Nassau
Smith
Cleveland
Anderson Smith
Lawrence Auchterlonie
Glen View
Holing & Long
Western Golf Association
B. BP. McKinnie
Normandie
St. Louis
George F. Clingman
Homewood Ho
Willie Anderson
Outeerer Oe G
Yeeey
Wile Anderson
Stewart Gardner
R. G. McAndrew
A. Smith
W. Anderson
L. Aucht
Auto Trip to World's Fair Washington Sends Auto Party
Washington plans an early auto delegation to the St. Louis World's Fair led by Mr Whitman Osgood and family with a chauffeur traveling the southern route via Wheeling. They expect to reach in about ten days, car details listed, and more parties to follow later in July. Coroner probes a negro man's death at Twenty-seventh and Olive. Habeas corpus case for Thomas J Young at US Government Hospital for the Insane postponed until July 1.
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Washington
St. Louis
Whitman Osgood
Mount
Frederick
Wheeling
Fulton HR. Gordon
American Automobile Association of
New York City
Catts
Samuel Harris
Twenty-seventh
Olive Streets
Thirteenth
Harris
W Nevitt
Thomas J. Young
United States Government Hospital For the
Justice Gould
Alock
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PA. Ave
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