Aloysius Wins Good Game in Tight Contest
Aloysius defeats Columbia Athletic Club 4 to 3 in a nine inning regional league battle. Fulcher and Gallagher shine on the mound while Mulder, Handiboo, and Davin contribute timely hitting as both squads battle through six scoreless frames before the late decisive runs.
Baseball Showcase at Teague Park on Fourth of July
Washington amateur baseball fans will enjoy a full day at American Teague Park on Thursday. Charley King's Wheaton Md team faces St Stephen's of the Capital City League in the morning, followed by the Eastern Empires against the Eastern Buds at 2 15. The Southern Railway meets the Columbia Athletic Club in the final league game of the afternoon.
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Shoemakers Win In Lynchburg Baseball Thriller
Lynchburg defeated Richmond 4 to 3 as Shaffer used the old Lynchburg battery Carter and Walsh. Stewart left with a shoulder injury. Oakley replaced him. Danville and Roanoke also posted wins in a busy league card with multiple innings and box scores noted.
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Nationals Drop Two in Slugfest Doubleheader
In a ferocious doubleheader at American League Park, the Washington Nationals and New Yorks collided in an offensive onslaught. The first game ended 16 to 15 in favor of New York after a late rally, while the second went New York’s way 8 to 5 as both starters endured heavy hits. Captain Ganley belted a seventh inning homer for Washington, but it wasn’t enough to salvage either contest.
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Cleveland Downs St. Louis in Rough Home Run Show
Cleveland beat St. Louis 2 to 0 with all scoring on two homers by Flick and Clarke. The game featured strong pitching from Dineen and a brief offensive spark by both sides, with St Louis unable to solve Cleveland’s pitching after early rounds.
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Brooklyn Takes Both Games From Boston in Doubleheader
Brooklyn swept a July 1 doubleheader against Boston, winning 5-4 in the first game and 4-0 in the second. Notable contributors include Bates, Needham, Lindaman, Alperman, Casey, and Tenney with multiple hits and RBIs. Pitcher Rucker faced 9, Lindaman allowed 4, with Klem umpiring and a game time around two hours.
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Old Cy Young In Form as Boston Loses 5 to 1
Boston struggled to score against Young who pitched sharply for Philadelphia until the final inning. Dygert relieved in the eighth as Philadelphia secured a 5 to 1 win. The article lists batting lines and pitching details for both clubs, noting two three-base hits and key outs.
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Washington Pitching Slump After East Coast Swing
Sporting Comment notes Washingtons pitching slump after a strong home stretch Cantillons staff excelled on the West Coast but faltered in the East, leaving the club with seven losses in eight games. The piece also surveys Burns and Jeffries boxing talk, jockey Miller suspicions, and general fan critique of baseball performance and fairness.
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Chicago Defeats Detroit in a 4 2 baseball game
Chicago beat Detroit 4 to 2 as errors and Dougherty’s hitting drove the win. Davin was knocked unconscious but resumed play after the collision in the fifth. The scorecard lists Dougherty with 2 runs batted in and Cobb and Rossman among Chicago’s contributors.
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Chicago Beats Pittsburg in Low-Scoring Battle
Chicago defeated Pittsburg 6 to 3 as Hogg and Fraser struggled with ailing pitching in a tense early game. Washington also failed to score after a rough first inning while New York teed off later, with ровers and errors shaping the ballgame across a frenzied baseball card from the era.
Winchester Wins Again Over Catonsville Club 4 to 1
Winchester Virginia claims victory as Keiser dominates on the mound and Brodie drives in the lone Catonsville run with a home run. Mistakenly garbled lines mention Bermuda schooner and a Bermuda Cup yacht, but the game summary centers on Winchester’s 4-1 win and notable plays including a remarkable center-field catch by Duggan and Manuel’s eight innings of work with limited support.
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Noted Trainer Dead in Seattle Hospital
A celebrated horse trainer based in Seattle died Sunday at a city hospital. The obituary notes he trained Jack and the famed Maud the horse, highlighting a career tied to prominent equine figures and the era’s racing circles. The text also includes fragmented references to public notices urging subscriptions and political engagement.
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Golde
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Miss Neely and Weimer win United States doubles title
Miss Carrie B. Neely of Cincinnati and Miss Marie Weimer of Washington, D. C. captured the women's lawn tennis doubles championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. They defeated Miss Wildey of Plainfield in the final. Neely also advanced to meet Miss Evelyn Sears of Boston in tomorrow's singles final. The decisive doubles final was postponed to 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at Merion Cricket Club to determine the mixed doubles champions.
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All Ready for Auto Braces Grand Prix Race
Dieppe France July 1 pilots finish practice for the Grand Prix with warnings of slippery track from recent rain. The crowd eyes the favorite Flat trio Renault and Panhard Braler while W C Christie’s American machine draws attention as a possible freak. Notables include George Gould Howard Burras Ormond Johnston Jefferann De Mont and Elliott Shepard. The racing board head suggests government troops to police the course to ensure a Vanderbilt Cup later.
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Auto Races in New Jersey Seek Vanderbilt Cup
Trenton officials and state leaders met with Gov. Stokes to press passage of a law allowing Vanderbilt Cup races in New Jersey this fall. A 30 mile course is planned likely near Mercer County with races slated October 2 to October 15.
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HR Pardhington
Automobile Association of America
Wilbur F. Sadler
New Jersey Automobile Association
Gov. Stokes
New Jersey
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Meycar Sownty
Virginia Baseball League to Hear Rowdy Players Case
Jake Wells, president of the Virginia Baseball League, calls a meeting of franchise holders to address alleged rowdy play. Roanoke manager-player Win Clarke and Norfolk second baseman Rohland face charges of assaulting umpires Byron and Staunton. Wells warns rough play will not be tolerated. fines or suspensions likely.
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Griffiths Takes The Count At National Sporting Club
New York July 1 exclusive National Sporting Club of America closed for season as members head to summer homes. Main bout was a ten round clash between Harry Lewis and Billy Grimbs. In the second round Lewis dropped Grimbs, ending with Griffiths counted out.
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Conklyn Wins Fresby Cup at Yonkers Event
Eugene Conklyn, long-time golfer from Washington and later Philadelphia, wins the Presley Cup and Dunwoodie Club championship at Yonkers New York. He has been a top amateur in the Mid Atlantic and joined the Dunwoodie club after moving to New York. The piece notes his rise and hints at forthcoming amateur championships and entry deadlines.
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