Nationals Record Highlight Poor Support In Loss
Desrott blanked Cleveland as St. Louis committed two errors and Cleveland allowed three unearned runs. The game ended 2 to 0 in the fifth inning of the second game. Yesterday's results show Cleveland over St. Louis 3 to 3, Chicago and Washington tied, Philadelphia at New York, and Cleveland at St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Phiadelphia
New York
le Pet
W. L. Pet
Clnvetand
Detroit
Chicago
Pila
St Louis
Howell
HAC
St Toul
Eeveland
Jaekeon
Sune
Wangie
Re “ Kotler
Kahl
Wallace
Wradiey
Giokaun
Sugden
Stovalta
Weaver
Buwall
Wrieg
Dow
Jon
Chicago Tops Detroit 1 0 In Pitching Duel
Chicago blanks Detroit 1 0 as White shines on mound. Davis makes sparkling one hand catch. Attendance 17,722. Davis, Cuuley, Davia, Holmes, Killian and Dunahue listed among Detroit players with minimal scoring. Final line shows Chicago scoring in top of game and Detroit extending errorless innings.
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Chicago
Detroit
White
Davis
Chicas Rhoae
Rhoar Jones
Uo'keary
Holmes
Cuuley
Davia
Aelngre
Dunahue
Wford
Coughlin
Schaeffer
Doran
Goora
Killian
Ratala
Ollie O Ohhegn
Baseball scores from the National League games
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 while Chicago beat St Louis 7 to 4. Chicago then posted a 2 to 0 win over St Louis in another league matchup.
Chicago Triumphs in Doubleheader Over St Louis
Chicago took both games from St Louis in a July 2 doubleheader at the territto ryInslorin park with 7,200 in attendance. Reulbach won the first game while Saylor hurled the second, Briggs’ control in the latter aided St Louis as Chicago prevailed in five innings of the second contest.
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Louis
St. Louis
Chicago
Reulbach
Yer ‘Saylor
Briggshell St.Louie
Laurel Defeats Commerce and Labor 12 to 5 in Rainy Game
Special to The Washington Post Laurel Md July 2 The Laurel baseball club defeated Commerce and Labor of the Departmental League of Washington by 12 to 5. Richman starred for Laurel with a long home run. A large crowd endured drizzling rain as both teams played well and the umpire Mr Hartey called the game.
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Washington Post
Laurel
Commerce and Labor
Washington
Richman
Lawel
Rhorecom
T. Rhoae Kinney
O Goleaek
Weed
Io Ko
Tatala
Ae Erie Ge
Toten
Onis Pol IH
Laureleseees of Commerce and Labor
Mr. Hartey
Errors Lost For Pittsburg As Cincinnati Wins
Errors behind pitcher Philippe cost Pittsburg in a 4 3 defeat to Cincinnati. Three unearned runs came in the fifth aided by misplays. Catcher Gibson debuted for Pittsburg after leaving Montreal and played fair. A muddy field slowed fast play. attendance about 5,200. Cincinnati 4 Pittsburg 3.
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Cincinnati
Philippe
Pittsburg
Gibson
Montreal
Cincinnatii
RHO
Roar Ib
Clymer
OlLoach
Beaumontet
Seymour
Wagner
McBride
Suoipfoidi
Ritchey
Thelpa
O' Cibeon
Oon Ewing
Pautppe
Pop Gat Sa Clarke
Phillppe
Cinetxnact
Steinfeldt
Odwell
Corcoran
Howard
Ot Ewing
Phullipge
Odwall
Barry
Ewing
Phillt
Mersin
Rauswine
Klom
Geme
Baseball Notes Highlight Nationals Browns in cellar race
Jones and Caseidy have played all championship games while Deerfoot Barclay, cut by Boston, hits well for Rochester. Jacobsen hopes to be ready after 1:30. Nationals head to Manhattan after Boston game. Patten and Wolfe struggle for runs. Townsend tops pitchers. Trades include Lokert to Chicago Nationals. Beall stars for Baltimore with a hot bat. Knoll benched as Washington seeks better fielding.
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Heyden
Azis Hussemaa
Rothgeb
Hughes
Anderson
Nune
Dar Townsend
Mullen
Jones
Casal
Rothged
Stahl
Th. Rity
Kittre
Huelaman
Knoll
Townsend
Old Oak Love ‘Nill
Anderacn
A. AB
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Th. Stahy
O Jones
Camidy
Hut
Jacobsen
Ruthgeb
Cassaday
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Panatdy
Jacobson
Huoleman
Patten
Hi N Knoll
Anderaen
Ly Ferpend
Kittredge
Nationals
Caualdy
Jonea
Huessmans
Kittrede
Townend
New York
Paradelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
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Beaton
Brooklyn
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Ll. Pet. Ing
Cineinnati
St. ‘Louis
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Wolke
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Townsen
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National
Chitvagop
Chicago
Nations
Detroit
Nation
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Phila
St. Louia
St. Louis
tHopals
Cleveland
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Alton
Lindalphia
Lowla
Caseidy
Boston
Manhattan Island
Wajote
Chicago Nationals
Braeman Lokert
Des Moines
Johnstown
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Jones Bady
Cassidy
Athletics
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Browns
Plich
Philadelphia
Capt. Smith
Dick Pibbitts
Coatesville
Louisville
Laws Bruce
Indianapolis
Connie Mack
Joe Mulla
Washington
Johnny Beall
Baltimore
Providence
Orioles
John Anderson
Minor League Games Across Leagues Report Results
In American Association play at Louisville and Minneapolis, Kansas City defeated Toledo 5 to 3, Indiana 4. St Paul beat Milwaukee 1 to 5 in the second game. Southern League games: New Orleans 2 Shreveport, Memphis 10 to 6. Eastern League matchups include Newark Jersey City Newark grounds and Providence 4 Baltimore 2, Montreal 4 Rochester 4. New York State League results show Scranton 3 Syracuse and Troy 8 Albany 0.
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American Association
Louteville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianaporis
St Paul
Br. Paul
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Southern League
New Orleans
New Orlelans
Shreveport
Memphis
Little Rack
Newark
Jersey City
New York State League
Scranton
Syracuse
Troy
A. J
Albany
Uales
Amateur Baseball Roundup From Washington Area Games
Western Presbyterians defeated Vangiewood 8 to 2 on Friday. Yankees beat Parker, Bridget & Co. at their grounds. Indian Head Naval Proving Grounds workers form a team and seek games with Washington clubs. transport offered by navy yard tug. Young Reinys seek a uniformed Washington team for Labor Day travel guarantee. Arlington and Atlantics set two July 4 meetings at Eighth Street and Florida Avenue NE, and North Capital and L Street. Guntons vs Commissioners game scheduled at American League Park July 4 at 4 o'clock.
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Western Presbyterians
Vangiewood
Yankees
Parker, Bridget & Co
Indian Head
Naval Proving Grounds
Washington
Navy Yard
F. W. Kaln
Reinys
M. A. Geull
Ariingtons
Atlantics
Eighth Street
Florida Avenue
North Capital
L Street
Traveling Barrooms Arrests for Unlicensed Liquor
Willam Coleman and Charley Coleman, both colored, were arrested yesterday on the wharves for keeping an unlicensed bar. It is alleged they carried liquor in their pockets and sold it to customers who approached them.
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Willam Coleman
Charley Coleman
Realization Stake July 4 Promises Top Sheepshead Bay Card
Prominent horse race at Sheepshead Bay on July 4 features the Lawrence Realization Stakes for three year olds, one mile five furlongs, with Sysonby as a leading favorite. Other top contenders include Blandy Tanya and Tradition, with a field narrowed to Sysonby Blandy Migrano Hotshot Tradition and Tanya, all eyeing the $35,000 gross value title if track conditions permit.
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New York
James R. Keane
Sysonic
Tyre Sharps
iSvsonby
Agile
Cairngorm
Paget
Jenya
Blandy
Syaonby
Keene
Nieal
Belmont
Migrano
Aurien
O'Nuth
Hot
Exhibit of School Work at St Marys German Church
The Sisters of Notre Dame oversee a year long display of pupil work at St Marys German Catholic Church on Fifth Street between G and Hi streets. Visitors see penmanship, typewriting, shorthand, drawing, embroidery, and sewing by eight to sixteen year olds, with praise for writing and overall excellence. Plans for a modern new school building were announced by Rev Father Wannenberg, aiming for completion soon. the exhibit continues today and tomorrow and all are invited to visit.
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Sisters of Notre Dame
St. Mary's
Glazers
Father Wannenberg
C. W. Currier
Mails on the Fourth Postmaster Issues City Delivery Order
Postmaster John A. Merritt issues a July fourth mail schedule detailing carrier deliveries from 720 a.m. and public windows from 6 to 7 p.m. at main office stations G A B D F H K Takoma Brookland Benning. Collections occur at several stations with variable times, and certain divisions will close to the public.
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John A. Merritt
Matt
Takoma Fark
Brookland
Benning
A. Ma
Ie. m
Bay Benning
Visan
Sunday Trains at Asbury Park for Teachers Convention
Special to The Washington Post Asbury Park N J July 2 trains began stopping at the main depot on a Sunday for the first time. About 260 school teachers were on the platform and a dozen baggage trains unloaded trunks and grips. Yesterday 16 000 trunks arrived. Most trains stopped and the station was lively. The practice is expected to end after today.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Fkre
Missing Diamond Ring Reported By Mrs Welter Wyman
Mrs Welter Wyman wife of Gen Wy man reported to the police of the Tenth precinct last night that a diamond ring belonging to her was missing from her room in the residence at 45 Sheridan avenue valued at 70 dollars.
Navy Yard Mechanics Face Disciplinary Action Over Half Holiday
Navy yard mechanics and helpers who took half a Saturday off without official permission face discipline before returning to work. Officials clarified most left voluntarily, not under a formal half day policy, and noted no guaranteed half holiday with pay exists under current law or executive order.
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Navy Yard
Lad
Treasury
Oter
Navy Department
Liquor Raids Sweep Eighth Precinct Houses
Police raided three houses on Highth street near Grant avenue seizing beer gin wine and whisky. Women named Sarah Garrison Eadie Hawkins and Mary Taylor arrested for running an unlicensed bar. Officers faced dogs and a bulldog mishap during the raid with one sergeant tore clothing and wire entangling a constable. Another raid in Second precinct led to gambling charges against George H Wheeler.
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Eighth Precinct
Lieut
Williams
Sergt. Kiartin
Highth Street
Grant Avenue
Willams
Sergt
Kilmartin
Burlingame
Drerger
Barnes
Hall
Sweeney
Walsh
Eighth Street
Sarah Garrison
Eadie Hawkins
Mary Taylor
Loth
Burlinwane
George H. Wheeler
Seventh and
P Streets
Sergt. Springle
Rector
Garrison
Johnson, Reinhart
Mullen
Girl Burned by Carbolic Acid Accident in Home
Clare McMahon, 24, died at 1235 Georgia Ave SE after carbolic acid spilled on her face and neck when a man raised his hand to stop a woman from drinking it. Dr. Peterson said burns were not serious. Clayton Warner took the women to hospital. incident described as accidental. Electric Bitters touted at end as remedy.
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Clare McMahon
Georgia Avenue
Clayton Warner
Peterson
Billousneas, &c
Electric Bitters
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Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation CO
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