Nationals and Athletics in pennant pursuit at Nationals Park
The Nationals, five wins behind the league leaders, face the Athletics in a seven game stretch with four wins needed to force a tie. The series includes a split venue across both clubs parks as Washington aims for a stronger showing than last year. A disputed play in yesterday's game led to a reversal by umpire Evans, sparking protests from Washington players and prompting a late conference to verify the call.
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Connie Mack
Washwten Clu O
Shampions
Hotter
Ear’secord
Washington
Ye Athletics
St Lope
Mack
Pfitchare
Toy Boys
Philadelphia
Nationals
Baker
Han McInnes
Foster
Haker
Lanhington
Visset
Westervelt
Mpira Evana
Evans
Chereon
Marines
Gandil
Plans for Holiday Bill at the Local Ball Lot
Announced yesterday the two Fourth of July games with the New York club will start at 4:30 AM and 3 PM. Reserved seats go on sale this morning at several outlets, with first five rows of the lower stand reserved. Nationals face Cleveland plans include two doubleheaders on July 1 and 2, potential clashes with Grand Circuit events, and a busy Western swing shaping up for Washington.
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New York
Seka & Co
Henderson’s
F. Arthur Smith
Ham Adama
Sam Steinberger
Nationals Find Brown For But Four Bingles
The Nationals were limited to four hits by Brown as they lost to Philadelphia 6 to 2, marking their fourth straight defeat in a series with Mack's Athletics. Groom pitched well into the sixth before failing, while Foster and Milan contributed key plays for the Athletics and Baker's first inning hit sparked an early tally.
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Nationals
Brown
Mack
Athletics
Groom
Johnson
Ainsmith
Milan
Connie
Shehs
Philadelphia
McInnes
Foster
Derrick
Washington
Henry
Schaefer
Oldring
Baker
Frank Baker
Lord
McBride
Lapp
Groene
Collins
Shanks
Strunk
Walker
Wasiington
Gandii
OE Shanks
Petty
Atte
Pelty
Tim
Oppensite
Groc
Gandil
Beker
Meteues
Gogii
Mesers
Evarts
Weel
Nationals Lose Final Game of Series as Hopes Fizzle
Washington’s Hughes is likely for the Nationals while Coombs or Bender starts for the Athletics. Williams and Cashion pinch hit without success as Lord’s series hot streak ends at one in five. Gandil’s RBI in the sixth halves the frame amid fielding miscues. New York arrives Wednesday for three games in three days. a doubleheader is set for tomorrow. Cleveland beats Detroit. the Naps slip further back in the pennant race.
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Hughes
Washington
Athletics
Coombs
Bender
Williams
Cashion
Lord
New York
Gandil
Qowbie Wan
Derrick
Walker
Baker
Detroit
Cleveland
Naps
Brown
Henry
McBride
Nationals
Griffith
Milen
Oldring
Tigea
McInnes
Shanke
Shanks
Jersey City Gets Knight in Exchange for Roach
Knight traded from Washington to Jersey City in the International League for infielder Roach. Knight started the season with Aceand base here and will join his new club immediately. The deal shifts Morgen to second base, with Knight likely unavailable for regular duty until recalled. Highlights include Strunk’s three-base hit and Baker’s late-game scoring, as Washington and Athletics exchange blows across the scoreline.
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Sack Knight
Seasion
Aceand
Jersey City
Roach
Nationals
Tven
Firll
Warhington Fen
New York
Griffith
Morgen
Knight
Washington
Williams
Lnte
Doyles Decline Southern Tennis Defense
Atlanta July 1 the Doyle brothers decline to defend their Southern Tennis Association crowns. Conrad Doyle of Washington holds the singles cup. the Doyle pair claim the doubles title. They refuse the trip to East Lake, risking loss of two major trophies and missing a shot at national doubles glory after a strong prior showing.
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Atlanta
Rath
Pinny
Southern Tennis Association
East Lake
Conrad B. Doyle
Washington
H. E Doyle
Doyle Brothers
Ninc
Nat Thornton
Washington Racketer
Connie
Rol” Doyie
Thompson
B. M. Grant
Auch
Tucker and Tittle
United States
Rainy MLB schedule across leagues today
Weather showers affect games with Chicago at Pittsburgh and St Louis at New York among matchups. Brooklyn hosts Philadelphia while Chicago faces Pittsburgh and St Louis plays New York in damp conditions.
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Five Straight for Red Sox Reach Fifth Victory
Boston won 4 to 1 over New York to extend their streak to five straight. Hall pitched well for Boston while McConnell took the loss in a three hit game marred by two sixth inning errors and a walk. Hooper Yerkes Speaker Lewis Zinn Chase Stump Mecenseinp contributed key hits as Boston capitalized on two New York errors and three misplays.
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Boston
New York
McConnell
Highlanders
Speaker
Hooper
Lewis
Hall
ABC
Ej Hooper
Meioney
Yerkes
Martin
Daniels
Sterrett
Zinn
Chase
Stump
Sweeney
Totels
Sac- Tiftee
Maloney
Lett
Balla
Errata
Hill
Cady
Mexica
Egan
O'Loughlin
Wilson
Merkle
Polo Grounds
Moston
S'q
Traveau
Rg Ruos
Devtin
Campbell
Trier
Doyle
Murray
Becker
Henoy
Titus
Fletcher
Bostot
Herog
Bala—Om Tesrean
Teareau
Amms
Tyler
Merkie
Herzog
Tesresu
Tigers Pound Gregg Hard
Detroit defeats Cleveland 8 to 2 as Mullin holds the Indians to five hits including three by Lajoie. Detroit breaks the game open with seven runs after two outs, with Vitt, Bush, Cobb and Moriarty among the scorers in a high offense display at the parade of hits and miscues.
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Detroit
Mich
Mullin
Cleveland
Lajoie
Gregg
Tigers
Vitt
Greaney
Olona
Jackson
Graciard
Lefole
Moriarty
Griggs
Delanty
Binghamef
London
OG Turmer
Stansge
O'Neil
Cobb
Crawford
Stanage
Graney
Aute
O Gregg
George
Bush
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Delahanty
Olson
Racing Entries Descrimer from a Summary Card
It's a dense listing of horse racing entries across numerous races with weights and odds attached. Notable names include Crow Fudge Snooke Lyne Sam Connor Penang St Anethe Grace Me Ridgeland Jim Hilton and many others with weights ranging from the high 90s to 118. The items cover selling races for three year olds and upward plus stakes races with purse figures and apprentice allowances, track conditions and final listings.
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Descrimer
Crow
Fudge Snooke
Lyne
Sam Connor
Penang
St. Anethe
Grace Me
Ridgeland
Jim Hilton
Chees
Dorothy Webb
Elizabeth
Tee May
Florence Krip
McAndrews
Coglsheet
Kaufman
Belling
Dolliey Bultman
Tender
Satan
Dr.Young
Oracle
Howard Shpan
Bion
Cliiton Trance
Isabel Casse
Mey Bride
Chippewagan
Barmuel RF
Mayer
Louis Des Cognate
Jim Rey
Billy Btruve
Heymerket
Jim GL
Senator Hubble
Burtonville
Servience
Ile
Modren Priscilli
the Gardner
Cheisting
Sir Mincemeat
Montclair
Ramazon
Sue the Widow Moon
Eitherbure
Keye
Nese
Yeughes
Judge We Girteht
Glirer
Whitney
Canada
Benno
Marcovil
Phillin
Thio Ian
Penobscot
Hottman
Atte
Ions Tle
Lawrence
Light Feather
Ruskin
Judes
Lysander
Farrier
Bouncing Lacs
Turbia
Napier
Fatherole
el Jules
Pons Asinorium
Vento
Strome
Cada
Kate Kittleberry
Silvolatile
Marchmont
Thrifty
Clittonlan
Vreeland
Br ‘Gerde
Ta Nuo da
Duke of Bridgewater
West Point
Taboo
Horquiba
Gibbons Beats Burns in Fifth Round Knockout
In Madison Square Garden Sid Burns welterweight champion of Britain was stopped by Mike Gibbons of St Paul in the fifth. Gibbons dominated from the start landing quick lefts and rights while Burns showed punch but lacked power. Burns hit the mat three times, including twice before the KO, and was unable to rise for the sixth round as the English title bout ended.
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New York
Ting
Madison Square Garden
Sid Burns
John Bull
Little Isle
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Sle
Burns
Gibbons
Manly
Wolgast and Rivers Prepare for Lightweight Title Bout
In Los Angeles on July 1 Ad Wolgast and Joe Rivers declared readiness for their Thursday lightweight championship clash in peak condition. Both fighters did light work, each boxing four rounds. Wolgast tipped 118 pounds while Rivers was listed at 133, with plans to enter near 132. Betting shifted as Rivers money gained ground, with Wolgast odds narrowing from 2 to 1 to about 19 to 7. Also noted are scorers from the South Atlantic League with Albany and Savannah drawing 0 and 6 respectively, Columbus and zonville at 6 and 1.
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Los Angeles
Ad Wolgast
Joe Rivers
Hght
Wolgast
Rivera
Schulte's Home Run Ends Pirates in Twelfth Pitchers Duel
In Pittsburgh on July 1 Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 1 to 0 in the twelfth when Schulte hit a decisive home run. O'Toole and Lavender pitched superbly with five and six hits allowed respectively. Sheckard made several highlight catches as both teams played sharp defense.
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O'Toole
Lavender
Giants
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Schulte
Marty O'Toole
Sheckard
Byrne
Sheckerd
Carey
Sehulte
Doolin
Tinker
Wagner
Zermangb
Miller
Teach
Wilson
Spier
McCarthy
GJ Evers
Gibson
Archer
Chicsgo
Gah
Teun—Schutte
Burns
Evers
Zimmerman
Phillies and Dodgers Split Hard-Hit Games in Philadelphia
In two close contests Philadelphia and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with Philadelphia taking the opener 10 to 7 and Brooklyn winning the second 14 to 1. Daubert went 7 for 10 with two passes in ten plate appearances as the teams combined for heavy hits and key defensive plays. Later, Baltimore released pitcher Jimmy Dygert after acquiring him from the Athletics two seasons ago.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Daubert
Abhoae
Phila
Paskett
Lobert
Mage
Cravath
Luderus
Hummel
Knaba
Tooley
Doolan
Miller
Dounce
Knetvar
Sestom
Stack
Daly
Erwint
Knetzer
Brooklin
Phiadelphia
Moran
Smith
Miler
Paskert
Magee
Dowler
Drain
Seaton
Desin
Erwin
Hummer
OM Stack
Paghert Strick
Paseed Balle
Doom
Burtzer
Off Stack
Mesera Brennan
Erori
Arhoah
Abhoae Moran
Pockert
Northen
Doolans
Rogon
Kifer
Moore
Wallags
Cong
Rune-Moran
Gustth
Thabert
Wheat
Hunmel
Lessee
Balle
Otf Ragon
Wallase
Ragon
Moors
Wild Plitch
Wallace
Itn
Messrs
Brannan and
Emelle
Baltimore
Dygert
Jimmy" Dygert
Baltimore International League
Philadelphia Athletics
Reds Win in Batfest Over St Louis in Cincinnati
Cincinnati defeated St Louis 11 to 1 as both clubs hit hard and five pitchers used. Konetchy and Frans led offense for St Louis while Mowrey Hatsier Hoblitzel and Egan powered Cincinnati with multiple runs and strong fielding. Game featured long drives, scattered safeties, and a two-hour, fifteen-minute contest.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Louis
Marmasef
Mowrey
Hobutzel,lo
Konetehy
Miehet
Evans, If
MacDonand LJ Hauser
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Geyer
Beaton
Dale
Humparies
Wilis
Bresnahan
Elst
Tome
Totem
Lou
Konetchy
Frans
Hatier
Bescher
Marsans
Hoblitzel
Mitchell
MacDon Sid
Phelan
Egan
Carki
Humphries
Letton Dades
St. Touts
Cincinnatil
Trreebage
Hire
Dan
Tennings
Benton
Sardice Nite Magee
Sitthell
Beecher
Clark
Hoblitzer
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the Evans
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Petersburg
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Puumouh
Albany
Savannah
Columbus
Zonville
Pirates
Goldheim
Goldheim i
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REDS
Vm Hahn & Co
Tth & K Sim
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Wertz & Mertz Co, Inc
Meyer’s Military Shop
Penna. Ave
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