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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1904

Page

7

TWO GO THE SAME WAY SELBACH O NEILL INCIDENT

Washington fans treated ex senator Selbach with rare harshness while his successor ONeill earned a welcome and applause. Morning and afternoon games featured sharp defense, hits and base running with Boston defeating Washington in both sessions as Selbach and ONeill drew crowd reactions and key plays by Coughlin Stahl and Donovan shaped the outcomes.

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Cleveland Beats St Louis In Afternoon Game

Cleveland defeats St Louis 9 to 4 as Lajoie and Ray shine. Glade struggles for Cleveland while Hoe Hicksman and Wallace pace St Louis in a 2 hour 65 minute afternoon tilt. Attendance 7,981.

Rival umpire Dwyer and pennant race heat at the grounds

Moran was ill and could not play the afternoon game while Jake Stahl led the home team with all the runs and a third of the hits. Bil Coughlin covered ground fast as a third baseman and Bil Clarke left ankle was injured by Collins. Belbach and O Neill glimpse both ends of a pennant race as grand stand prices rise to 75 cents and a stray wild ball hits a policeman. O Neill gains as Selbach and Buck Freeman start major league careers for Washington at the grounds.

Boston Patriots Senators Young Old America Washington O'Neill Selbach O'Neil Boston Felding Bill Coughlin Hoanovgan Douole Ware Coughlin Stahl Cassidy Hull Chick Stahl Collins Donovan Gibson Orth Pat O’neill Parent Conigrin Kip Washinston Jake Stan Freeman Knittledge Jimmy Callins Lunt Coughin Moran Jutchumvce Ferris Farrell Cassidy Dibson Ferrs la Chance Timpire Hick Stahl Colling Freddie Kittredge Buck McCormick Jake Stahl Dwyer Collina Farrell Perris Laclance Kittredgs Jimmy Collins Collings Clarke Barry Doran Senator Stuhl Bill Clarke Patten Senator Stahl Coultam Freetmi Ferrie Coughla Caasidy Stsni Errora Beeton O Patten Hy Young Coughiin Mcttormick Mr. Dwyer Laane Bil Coughlin Bil Clarke Belbach Lew Drill Buck Freeman Dougherty

Detroit Triumphs Over Chicago In Morning Baseball

Detroit defeats Chicago 6 to 2 on Chicago home grounds as Donovan shines with strong support from Detroit. KilHan holds Chicago to one hit until late, Barrett features for Detroit with key hits and Barrett’s fielding cited as a standout. Attendance around 8,860.

New York Defeats Athletics in Pitching Duel

Griffith and Chesbro shut down Wad dell and Henley as New York wins 2 to 1 in Philadelphia. Anderson drives in a run with a third inning triple, Williams homers in the fifth, and the locals are held to few hits. attendance 16,732.

National League morning and afternoon games recap

Baseball notes cover a mixed card with errors and players named including Fultz, Stalen, Murphy, Chesbro, Henler and McGuire. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Boston and New York posted wins in morning and afternoon games amid standings showing New York atop the league.

Pitteburg Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia

Pittsburg Strong At Bat In Holiday Baseball

Pitt sburg, Pa July 4 Pittsburg offense produces long hits and solid pitching in a double header with Chicago attendance 12276 in the morning game Welmer injured Corridon used Pittsburg wins 7 to 2. Leach Slagle Beaumont Clarke Chance Wagner Ritchey Jones Kling and Behring noted as key players. Bransfield and Ritchey highlighted with multiple hits and two base scoring drives.

Pittsburg Richard Hita Pitteburg Chicago Leach Slagle Beaumont Casey Clarke Chance Wagner Atecasthy O'yones Sebring Tinker Ritchey Evers Smith O Kling Lynch Wiliamsgs Simith Ritchey¢ Smith Kling Briggs Vera Mr. O'Day Welmer Corridon Aliendance Geore Pittsboro Rhoad A O'Slagle JE Beaumont Cagey Pittsburg - Ree Cagay Sabring Bransfield Miller

Brooklyn Beats Boston in Afternoon Game by Batting

Brooklyn wins 2 1 over Boston as Wilhelm struggles in fourth inning and Wisher is hit hard. Tenney stars in morning 6 2 win with Raymer key stop. Attendance 8,316 for the day. Boston power in late innings not enough to catch Brooklyn.

Carrolls Lose Lead In Ragged Game To St Stephen's

In Capital City League play St Stephen's Institute upset Carrolls 11 to 6 after Carrolls led 6 to 1 through five innings. Hanvey pitched well but walked four and hit three as three easy plays by Carroll aided St Stephen's rally. Graves and Wheatley featured for St Stephen's defense. Mullen and Waple misplays helped swing the game.

St. Stephen's Carroll Institute Bt. Stephen's Institute Carroll St. Stephen Graves Mullen Wheatley Giste'en O Weple Fitzgerald Drescher Donovan Curr Gleason Ifp Vennaman Kidwell Oj Hanvey Kinwell Hanvey bawes—Welah Fitz~gerald Donogan Carr Taylor Mr. Andther

New York and Philadelphia Clash In Short Nine Inning Game

New York won 6 to 4 over Philadelphia in a pitchers duel with key hits by Dahlen Bowerman and Doyte. Dahlen doubled for New York while Bowerman and Sparks credited with decisive plays. Stolen bases by Browns Devlin Mertes Gilbert and Doyte fueled the late rally, as Taylor and Sparks hurled, time of game one hour and forty five minutes.

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St Louis Nationals Lose to Cincinnati in Rain-Shortened Game

Rain limited play to one game as Cincinnati defeated St Louis 8 to 7. Bandera batted out of the box in the first inning. Dunleavy pitched for Cincinnati and Walker for St Louis. Attendance 4,800. Two-base hits by Dunleavy and Seymour. Sacrifices by Dolan Huggins and Steinfoldt. Double play turned by Farrell Brain and Beckley. Stolen base by Dolan. Left on bases St Louis 6 Cincinnati 10. Umpires Moran and Zimmer. Time one hour forty six minutes.

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Minor league scores slide through three leagues

In the American Association Toledo lost 1 to 4 to Columbus while Minneapolis dipped -1 against St. Paul 7-5 and Louisville posted 4-12 over Indianapolis 8-4 and Kansas City 0-3 Milwaukee 5-1. In the Southern League Birmingham tied Nashville 4-1 while Atlanta and New Orleans split 4-1 and 2-1, and Memphis won 1-0 at New Orleans. In the Eastern League Baltimore defeated Providence 8-6, Buffalo beat Toronto 2-1, Newark toppled Jersey City 5-4, and Rochester beat Montreal 4-1. In the South Atlantic Savannah shut out Jacksonville 9-0 while Augusta beat Columbia 2-0 and Charleston routed Macon 11-4.

American Association Toledo Columbus Minneapolis St. Paul Loulaville Indianapolis Kansas City Milwaukee Southern League Birmingham Nashville Atlanta Montgomery New Orleans Memphis Little Rock Sheeveport Baltimore Providence Buffalo Toronto Newark Jersey City Rochester Montreal Savannah Jacksonville Augusta Columbia Charleston Macon

New York Wins Eighteenth Straight in One-sided Showdown

The New Yorks defeated the Philadelphias 11 to 3 in a dominant afternoon game. Mitchell allowed eighteen hits while Mathewson pitched seven innings, and New York stole eight bases. Attendance reached 24,113 as Gilbert handled twelve chances in both games.

New York Philadelphia New Yorks Philadelphias Mitchell Mathewson Gilbert Cormick O/Thomas Breqnehan Gleason Browne O Lush Devlin Doyle McGann Roth Mertes McGee Dunn Hall Danien Huser Amt Dahlen Thomas Bresnahan McCormick Dahlen Barry G& Mathewson Ames 2Fitchell Mathews Carpenter Johnstone

Juniors Play Good Ball on Monument Grounds

Juniors celebrate the Fourth with two games at Monument Grounds. Wesley beats Epiphany 22 to 6 as Blake dominates on the mound and Epiphany errors hinder their lineup. Kendall edges Boners 13 to 12 in a tight ninth inning battle. Bethany meets Earth Baptist today on the east diamond. Hagerstown hosts two games against Martinsburg, 7 4 and 4 to 2.

Monument Grounds Monument Ground Wesley Epiphany Blake Wesleys Wesley Boys Erecada Kendall Boners Faith Bethany the Earth Baptist School

Fourth Presbyterians Triumph In Sunday-School League Game

Mount Vernon and Wesley split a lively Sunday-School League contest before about 8 000 fans at Mount Pleasant grounds. Fourth Presbyterians defeated Gunton Temple with timely hitting led by Langley and Warman while Cunningham shone for the Gunton side. Final score and full box shows a close, late rally by the Fourth in the eighth and ninth.

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St Stephen's Tops Mount Pleasant Methodists 5 to 1

St Stephen's Episcopal Church players toppled the Mount Pleasant Methodists 5 to 1 in a July game at Mount Pleasant. McKnight allowed four hits in nine innings, while Wood started strong for Mount Pleasant before faltering in the sixth. Keer sparked a late Methodist push but could not avert the defeat as St Stephen's built a comfortable lead and held on with solid fielding and timely hits.

Mount Pleasant St. Stephen Mount Vernons Wood Linthicum McKnight Briggs Draeger Shedd Havens Woodward O McKnight Oj Keer Hayden Burrough Bateman P. Tching Evans Keane L'thie Everett Evang Tatala Stephen Mt Pleas Methodist Harnest Errate St. Stephen's Mount Pleasant Methodists St. Stephen’s Earnest Bmcknight Mr. Betts

Wilson Team Downed By Foundry In Ragged 7 6 Game

Large Foundry Church turnout watched Foundry defeat Wilson 7 to 6 on the White Lot Ellipsa. Wilson led early before Kinney’s squad rallied in the sixth, Foundry scoring four then two more. Final play featured MacCathran firing a liner for a game ending out.

Foundry Foundry Church Wilson Wilsons Capt. Kinney Foundrys MacCathran Geome

Mount Vernon and Wesley Battle to a Dark Draw

Mount Vernon and Wesley Chapel Sunday school teams played a lengthy game on the White Lot ellipse, tied 11 to 11 after nine innings and darkness ended play with the score in doubt. Birkhead starred in center for Mount Vernon, while Wesley’s Webster and Hurley delivered strong hitting as both teams rallied from deficits.

Mount Vernon Wesley Wesley Chapel Mount Vernona Webster Scoen Birkhead Hurley ML Vernon Rhoab Wesley Rhoat Krauss Ol Emmett Price Ellete McMahon Sterne Lbig Watkins Heuser Stevenson M'thewa Ed Weeley Lamb Sagrario Matthews Bale Errora Laft Weeley Emmett Eliott Krauus McMahan Erwin Atrachant Dowbdle Webster and Birkhead Mr Snyder

Ariingtona Seeks Uniformed Teamer Arrangement

The Ariingtona proposes an arrangement with a uniformed teamer of the Dis tiet. Address for contact is Charlies F. Dowd, L street northwest.

Ariingtona Distiet Charlies F. Dowd L Street Northweat

Sailors Defeat Primrose and Hyattaville in Twin Wins

The Dolphin sailors won twice, beating Primrose Athletic Club 17 to 9 in the morning and Hyattaville 12 to 5 in the afternoon. Murray had four hits in the first game, while Feitler excelled on defense in the later matchup, and Smith caught both games with strong handling and no stolen bases.

Primrose Athletic Club Hyattaville Paijor Lads Dolphin Landlubbers Yeaterday Primrase Athletic Club Dolphins Murray Morland Primroge Smith Navy Kelly Primrose Athletic Hyattsville Feitler Tars Carr Darnall QO AE Primrose Rhoab Murrey W.nem Hrrlow Brume ZOO Sutton Amey King Graham Wasson Cullen Bnet Wishu Quantrell Dickson Crandall Primruge Athletic Club Neff Klug Brome Wetty Wascon Umplire Sergi Stevens Rhoa SE Hyattsville Rhoaeb Murray Burnaide Wisny Dirkson Sires OL O OZ Hyattaville Warthalow Amay G. Loakin Fetther Barthalow

Commissioners Split Doubleheader With Baltimore Teams

Washington visitors split two games in Baltimore on July 4. They lost 6 6 to the Maryland Athletic Club at Maryland Oval after a tense late inning with bases loaded and two out as Hook fouled out. Earlier, the Canin with Walbrook defeated Walbrook home team 7 2 behind Wahler on the mound. Hospital Corps defeated Fort Myer 8 4 at White Lot with French stellar in pitching and Leach perfect behind the plate. Yale student Wesley W Coe set a shot put mark 4 feet 6 inches in Somerville. Henley preliminaries included Scholes beating Stuart in diamond sculls. Merion Wanders beat Baltimore Country Club 398 to ?

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