Aloysius Wins Good Game at Columbia Athletic Club
Aloysius edged Columbia Athletic Club 4 to 3 in a nine inning amateur baseball clash highlighted by Fulcher and Gallagher on the mound and key hits in the late frames. Hurley, Mullin, and Handiboo contributed offensively as both sides traded runs through six innings before Aloysius pulled ahead in the eighth.
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Daya
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Gallagher
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Fenton
Joe Handiboo
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Une
Mulder
Baggette
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Angle
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End Mattingley
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Ty Davie
Wutchar Limptre
Sir Parsona Tim
Amet
Amateur Baseball Promises Good Sport In Washington
On Thursday the Fourth at American Teague Park fans will see Charley King's Wheaton Md against St Stephen's of the Capital City League in the morning. The Eastern Empires and the Eastern Buds meet at 2 15 pm and the Southern Railway versus the Columbia Athletic Club close the afternoon with a league game.
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American Teague Park
Charley King
Wheaton
St Stephen's
Eastern Empires
Southern Railway
Columbia Athletic Club
Shoemakers Triumph Over Grim in Lynchburg Showdown
In Lynchburg on July 1 Shaffer's Richmond Colts faced Grim's Shoemakers. Lynchburg won 4 to 3 as Carter and Salve batted, though Carter was knocked out early and Salve replaced him. Stewart pitched until an injury forced Oakley in, with Bentley also contributing for Lynchburg.
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Porceeeee Enone
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Nationals Drop Two as Teams Bash in Open-Field Doubleheader
The Washington Nationals and New Yorks produced a slugfest doubleheader at American League Park, with New York winning 16 to 15 in the opener and 8 to 5 in the nightcap. Key moments included Ganley’s seventh inning homer for Washington and heavy hitting by Conroy, Hoffman, and Chase for New York as both clubs combined for eighty-six runs across the four games of the series.
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Bloford
Cleveland Downs St Louis in Low-Scoring Tilt
Cleveland defeated St Louis 2 to 0 with home runs by Flick and Clarke as the game’s highlight. Poor hitting and solid pitching dominated, with errors and late scoring not altering the outcome.
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Clarke
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Connelly
Brooklyn Takes Both In Double-Header With Boston
Brooklyn wins both games of a July 1 double header against Boston. Key players include Alperman Tenney and Needham for Brooklyn with strong pitching by Lindamon and Ritter. Boston errors and late rallies fail to overturn the lead as Brooklyn secures 5 4 and 4 0 victories.
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Ramet
Old Cy Young in Form as Boston Falls to Philadelphia
Boston could not score off Young's pitching until the final inning, and Philadelphia won 5 to 1. Dygert relieved in the eighth, with Bender finishing. The game featured two three-base hits and a home run, ending after one hour and forty minutes.
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Dygect
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Pitching slump hits Washington as season wears on
Sporting comment notes Washington pitchers struggle after strong home form. Cantillon’s staff excelled at home but falter on the road, with seven losses in eight games. Debate grows over Squires Burns bout prospects and Miller’s integrity amid racing controversy. public support remains high despite criticism.
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Chicago Defeats Detroit 4 to 2 in Chicago Clash
Chicago toppled Detroit 4 to 2 as errors and walks plus Dougherty’s hitting shaped the outcome. Davin was knocked unconscious in the fifth after colliding with Dougherty but resumed play amid a tight, error-prone contest.
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Ching
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Jonea
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Inbell
Crawford
Oj Cobb
Roche
P O Rossman
Donohue
Olschaefer
Lavin
Wolomy
Gullivan
Chicago Triumphs As Pittsburg Fails To Score
Chicago turned the tables in a 6 to 3 victory over Pittsburg at Washington Park. Fraser left with an injury. Hogg relieved and shined as New Yorks connected late, while Washington could not muster a rally despite early threats.
Winchester Wins Again at Winchester versus Catonsville Club
Winchester, Virginia on July 1 reports Keiser pitched effectively but Catonsville’s only run came on a home run by Brodie. Manuel pitched eight innings with weak support. Duggan made a remarkable center field catch. Awards note cash prizes for Jamestons Exposition Contest winners.
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Brodie
Catonsville
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Duggan
Perel
Schrader
Edy
Bar
Ifouda
Ahea
Batt Brown Kennedy
Woodward
Baraca Ruue
Cacsville
Maloel
Chester
Deepan Hoag Ras
Febaex
Marrel
Benadimes
Noted Trainer Dead Turns Public Attention to Racing
Noted trainer Golden of Seattle Washington died at a hospital Sunday after a long career training famed horses including Maud the famous mare. The obituary notes his influence in racing days past and his connection to Jack and Damperey era figures. Subscriptions drive support and voting urged in public notices.
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Wash
Chaete
Ake) Golden
Jack’ ‘Dampeey
Aghter
Prime
Golde
Maud
Miss Weimer and Neely Win United States Doubles Championship
Miss Carrie B. Neely of Cincinnati and Miss Marie Weimer of Washington, D. C. captured the women's lawn tennis doubles title at the Philadelphia Cricket Club defeating Miss Wildey of Plainfield in the final. Neely also advanced in singles, to meet Miss Evelyn Sears for the title, while a late finish postponed the doubles final to the next morning.
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Carrie B. Neely
Cincinnati
Marie Weimer
Washington
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Wildey
Plainfield
N. J
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Auto Grand Prix Set Despite Slippery Track Conditions
Dieppe July 1 pilots have completed preparations for the Grand Prix with the course treacherous from recent rain. The sharp tunns and descent from the Ancourt railroad bridge pose risks that could hinder breaking the world speed record. Favorites include Ively’s Flat trio, Renault, and Panhard-Braier with odds varying to 8 to 1. American machine driven by W C Christie draws attention though deemed hard to control. Elliott Shepard labeled most reckless among pilots. Prominent Americans present include George J. Gould Howard K. Burras Ormond L. Johnston and Jefferan De Mont Thompson. The racing board chair advocates government police support to secure a Vanderbilt Cup race this fall.
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France
Ancourt
Albert Clement
Ively
Beng
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W. C. Christie
Elliott F. Shepard
George J. Gould
Howard K. Burras
Ormond L. Johnston
Jefferann de Mont [Thompson
American Automobile Association
United States
Auto Races in New Jersey Set for October Dates
Trenton MI reports a conference among JA HR Purdington chair of the racing committee and Wilbur F Sadler head of the New Jersey Automobile Association with Gov Stokes to secure legislation for Vanderbilt Cup races in New Jersey this fall. The planned thirty mile course would run through Mercer County with Trenton as county seat and the 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 Probe Rowdy Players
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 for assaulting umpires, with possible fines or suspensions.
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Washington Post
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Jake Wells
Virginia Baseball League
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Roanoke
Byron
Rohland
Norfolk
Andy Staunton
Wells
Ruhyland
Clarke
Griffiths Takes The Count In Key Boxing Bout
New York July 1 The National Sporting Club of America held its final show of the season as many members were away. Tom O Rourke announced closure until October. The main event matched Harry Lewis against Billy Grimbs in a ten round bout with Lewis forcing Griffiths to the canvas in the second round.
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New York
Tom O'Rourke
National Sporting Club of America
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Harry Lewis
Billy Grimbs
Daytom
Lewis
Billy
Griffiths
Conklyn Wins Fresby Cup at Yonkers
Eugene Conklyn, longtime golfer from Washington and later Philadelphia, won the Presley Cup and the Dunwoodie Golf Club championship at Yonkers. He previously played with the Columbia Golf Club, joined Dunwoodie after moving to New York, and is expected to be a leading contender in the amateur championship at Euclid Course in Cleveland. The Jamestown contest offers entry and prizes.
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Dunwoodie Golf Club
Yonkers
N. C
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Washington
Columbia Golf Clup
Philadelphia
New York
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