Potomac and Tech crews both second in regatta
Two Washington crews, Potomac Boat Club and Technical High School, finished second at the Middle States regatta on the Schuylkill River. Malta Boat Club upset Potomac in intermediate, while New York Athletic Club defeated Tech in the junior event. Detroit Boat Club won the feature race over New York Athletic Club. Weather was warm and water fairly smooth. Vesper Boat Club’s Kelby won the senior single sculls. Easton drops two games to East Newmarket in a doubleheader.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Potomac Boat Club
Technical High School
Schuylkill River
Malta Boat Club
Philadelpnia
New Eeenele Rowing Club
New York
Detroit
New York Athletic Club
Veaper
Tniet
Baltimore
Tenn
AO Kelby
Vesper Boat Club
Thin
Aumna Tunior
Nuaparell Rowng
York
Metopolitan
Matta
Philatelshih
Wanamaker
Rochele
Hugh Sehonl
Red Aviat Rowing Club
Baltimore Junor
Sige Smilie
Vesper Fratie Phiadelphia
Ond
Walter Schonia
Palrment
C. Amoctation
Metropolitan R. C
Sanic Reculis
Veeper BO
John B. Kelly
Tims
Moe
Seonth
West Philadelphia
B. C
George W. Allison
Waldo Smith
Undine Barge Club
Weaver Boc
Aril B.C
Eingla Sculla
Ravenswood
Lon
Thomas J. Rooney
Philadelphia B. C
Samuel G. Herman
Riverside B. G
Cambridge
Mass
Frank E Davy
Aruntel B. C
Vesper B. C
Willem T. McCreary
H. A. Grast
Fairmont R.A. Philadelphia
Ariel
Mullin’s no hit bid ends with dramatic win for Detroit
Detroit pitcher George Mullin defied waivers to throw a no hitter against St Louis, with a first batter walked and a late triple play tainted by an umpire ruling. Cobb and Austin homered for Detroit as Baumgardner struggled early, while Mullin dazzled with sharp defense and a rare ninth inning where he pitched with unusual care.
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Washington Post
Detroit
Mich
George Mullin
Big George
George
Sendy
Cleveland
Shotten
Crawford
Austin
Moriarty
Bush
Sheridan
Laporte
Mullin
Pratt
Jantzen
Kutine
St. Louis
Ty Cobb
Martin
Nap Lajoie
St. Louie
St. Louia
Baumgardner
Cobb
Détroit
Bhotten
Jantaen
Stovall
Galugi
D'nstry
Onslow
Willitt
Lous
Vite
Poe
Hite
Chine
Crawsons
Vitt
Loudon
Strick
Willett
Baumpartner
Baumpardner
C. Brown
Bueh
London
Latom Daser
Detratt
Delanenty
Adame
Adama
Veohoes
Kutina
Petersburg and Richmond Split July Fourth Baseball in Petersbu rgun
Petersburg and Richmond each won their July Fourth games in Petersburg and Richmond respectively. In the morning, Richmond beat Petersburg 4 to 3 in twelve innings at Petersburg with Howedell and Spencer keying the scoring, while in the afternoon Richmond and Petersburg played to a 4 to 4 tie in Richmond as Simmons Morrison Busch and Howedell produced the offense for both sides.
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Richmond
Petersburg
Ayers
el Petersburg
tSimmona
Morrison
diBusch
Spencer
OlHowedell
Oikreds
Hbarnstt
Dbuda c
Bos OD
Vance
S- Brooks
Sista al i
Tennant
Patcd
Doo Rt
Rowe—Graff
Flournoy
Burke
McComas
Ammons
Busch
Howedell
Krebs
Craft
Simmons
Raley
Barnett
Bass
Vallce
Hrooks
Brooks
Umpirs
Orth
Norfolk and Portsmouth Split Doubleheader in Norfolk
Norfolk and Portsmouth split a doubleheader on July 4 with each team winning on its home field. Norfolk scored seven runs in one inning against Mayer, touted as the league’s best pitcher, as 8,000 fans attended combined. Final scores show multiple errors and key hits by Keller Kircher Nixon Hinton and Castro for Norfolk and Beeker Dodge Keller Kircher Nixon Hinton Cooper Bigble Mayer Garvin for Portsmouth.
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Norfolk
Portsmouth
Mayer
Abhoah Portem
Abhoab Dodge
O Hecker
Keller
Jed Keating
Kircher
Nixon
Hinton
Watson
Bigbie
éjFudgins
Gordon
Soaper
Braub
Ocastro
Laskey
Garvin
Finneran
Poole
Nortole
Portamouth
Ffinten
Cooper
Castro
Backtes
Bigble
Woes
Manser
Mr. Bleck
Abhoa
Abhoae Beeker
OG Dodge
Bigt
Reating
Aradi Nixon
Okircher
OlHinton
OlBigble
Coopers
Mecaer
Verbout
OTIS
Rune—Becker
Keatitg
Dodge
Keller GW
Sighs
Sprin
Herker
Hecker
Mi Ran Biec Bircher
Gaston
Routh
Gaye
Black
May Cut Aero Distance For Grand Circuit Race
Chicago July 4 The American Grand Circuit race may be reduced to 1000 miles from 1810 with final distance set by the national aeronautical body of New York officials of the Aero Club of Timis. Chicago officials say the city wants the Indiana route portion of the $100,000 prize is pledged and preliminaries arranged.
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Chicago
Lovetie Sets New Record in Fort Erie Handicap
Lovetts carried 126 pounds and driven by Schuttinger won the Fourth of July handicap at Fort Erie in 1 minute 42 seconds, breaking the Canadian record for 1 mile and 70 yards. Plate Glass finished a neck back as Davies stable heads to Toronto for the Woodbine fall meeting amid a large holiday crowd. Jockey Martin was fined for rough riding in earlier races.
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Buffalo
Lovetts
Fort Erie
Lovette
Schuttinger
Plate Glass
Charlie Patterson
Plaudit
Patterson
Davies
Toronto
Woodbine
Wintergreen
Sand Hill
Martin
Bunkin
Buskin
Hutwell
Aroond
McCahey
Koerner
Arcene
Musgrave
Ringling
McTasgart
Volta
Gerrard
Carousel
Pikes Pei
Latent
McTaggart
Black Chief
Wolfe
Little Father
Helmet
Ben
Tod
Butwell
CIM Edge
Bod R
Raf
King Commoner
Turner
Mttin
Bisaton
Sthuttinger
I Wey
Chocerus
Bee
Fatherole
Bouncing Lass
Yanver
June Armour
Floral Dey
Napier
Congressman James
Sir Giles
Bent Hill
GicCahey
Canoe Race to Riverside Upsets Potomac in Close Finish
Riverside Canoe Club quartet, formed for the race, defeated Potomac Boat Club four by less than a length at the Interclub Association event on the Tidal Basin. standout performer R Rutherford won the upset race and expert singles, and also secured a doubles win with J Burch. Other races featured strong efforts across novice, association singles, doubles, mixed doubles, and club fours.
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Potomac Boat Club
Riverside Canoe Club
Interclub Association
R. Rutherford
J. Burch
AD Cance
N. #. Hansen
E. Boothby
Newman
Patamac Boneche
C . Wegner
Ernest Allwine
C. Wagner
D A MacDonald
M. B. Buicker
Fr. W. Relne
Mixes Goublee
Mra
C.H. Warner
L. C. Newman
Nim Ruther
Riveralla Canoe
F. P Callaghan
F. Opt
FA. Purdy
R. Boothby
Po Revérta
H. BE. Dewsen
Jonnaton
J. i
Rutherford
Q. Hansen
J. Burechermannex
Haneen
George Law
J. x. Fiecber
C. Greshlaw
Roanoke Repeats Victory In Holiday Doubleheader
Newport News July 1 Roanoke wins both ends of a holiday doubleheader 5 to 1 and 7 to 4. Morrissey pitched the afternoon win against Green while Roanoke commits eight errors in the opener. Bates, Hooker, Wolfe, Slaven, and Tittow spark offense. Morrissey yields control in the nightcap as Roanoke tallies ten hits.
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Peels
Newport News
Roanoke
Morrisagy
Tigers
Tomis
Titlow
Aretic
Rune Woite
Graham
Ginn
Holland
Newton
Stokes
Hooker
Werd Prowiy
Wolfe
Slaven
Presly- Doubla Pisys
Wolte
Brown
Burleson
Dalle of Brown
Pids
Tago Laven
Tittow
Morrisey
Mier
Grem
Rewport News
Tes
Elchberger
Wolfs
Miller
Grahast
Gorman
Glow
Pressy
Bates
Meitls
Gretam
Lafitte
Garthan
Slave
Boase
Mr. McBride
Should Run Well Today Fort Erie
Race card notes a list of entries including Ballyshe Breant Plate and Mad River with several owners and handlers. The card mentions Supervisor Grania and Oullo among horse names as possible runners in the Fort Erie event flagged by Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Fort Erie
Cincinnati Enquirer
Lewin
Martha Ailen
Ballyshe Breant
Caper Eause
Phillis
Mary Scribe
Miceosuker
Flabbargest
Chester Krum
Duval
Superstition
Country Club
Warhern
My Gal
Tima
Mad River
Grania
Oullo
O'Day Sticks to Promise on Umpires After Quit
Cincinnati manager Sticka keeps to a pledge not to bait umpires. Hank O'Day still upholds the vow, choosing to stay from the heat and rely on fair officiating. His stance has kept suspensions low this season and earned quiet respect from players.
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Cincinnati
Sticka
Hank O'Day
Hank
Plan Unique Races Added to Mid le States Regatta
Philadelphia July 4 two unusual races added to the program of the annual Mid le States regatta to be rowed over a mile course on the Potomac River Washington DC Labor day September 2 at a special meeting of association officials at Malta Boat Club house The events are senior double sculls and senior four oared shells for oarsmen 140 pounds or under weigh ins dawn.morning of races The official lineup includes Referee Philip Mann start er John Regan timers Fred Fort Myer R Halsey Jackson judges C A Prettern dant Harry Bangler Edward J Freeburger Richard Starke Carl Louchier Tom Cleary and others Strikes Out Twenty four Batters North Carolina July 4 Morganton loses to semipro Lenoir as Javnen a NC College pitcher fans 23 in a row
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Philadelphia
Potomac River
Washington, DC
Malta Boat Club
Dominion of Canada
Philip Mann
Schuylkill Navy
John ©. Regan
Metropolitan Club
New York
Timers
Fred
Fort Myer
National Association of Amateur Garamen
R Halsey Jackson
C. A Prettendant
Fairmount Rowing Association
This City
Harry Bangler
Arundel Boat Club
Baltimore
Edward J Freeburger
Aerial Best Club
Richard Starke
Waverly Club
Carl Louchier
New Rochelle Rowing Club
Tom Cleary
Wahneta Boat Club
Flushing
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Dunlap
Thay
Potomac
TECH
New Rochelle
Easton
East Newmarket
Rae
Fant Newmarket
THOR
Frulley
Myon
A. Raton
Baker
L. Millensen
Newmarket
Goldsborough
A. Eaton
Jump
I. Myers
CL Miltenson
Nealize
Mode
Roberta Heath
Ome
Browns
Charles G Durborow
Cape May
English Channel
White Sox
Rath
Collins
ABA
Ryan
If Loris
Oteon
Colina
Jackson
Bodie
O Lajos
Mattick
Callanso
Rang—Rath
Kuhn
Lajole
Griggs
Blanding
Om Blanding
Peters
Wid
Hart
Mooridge
Jordan
Raven
Chisago
Abhoae
Clve
Bingham
Tormr
Ana
O'Nmm
Gregus
Tordordas
Sullivan
Chitage
O'Neil
Weaver
Grisgs
Leth
Bassa
Gregg
Measra Connelly
Delaney
Slabbist
Waivers
Analostan Club
W. D. Delaney
Analostan
Ford
Wagner ME. Harrison
M. Ford
A. Luttrell
Steub
W.R. Bar AL
L. Ford
A.Y. Parsone
A. Lutverell
Jane M Taylor
Pburr
Grin
Graf
Brach
OM Greiger
Perryman
Letton
Bimmong
O' Ferryman
Tyers
Bruck
Creiger
Mr. Orth
Tuma
Lovetie
Montreal
Pinet
Off Crow
Robbins
Ridgland
Cullen
Punky
Lil
Wardington
Maymar Chess
Judge Boocks
Helen
Donaldson
Matt O'Connell
Russall
Elisabeth C
Knight
Sir Mincemeat
Whatley
Florence Kripp
Aferan
R&ce
Drevers
Edna Collins
Chappell
Mirai
Matthews
Priscilla
Ala Marchment
Howard Shean
Coal Shoot
Piny Btrave
Grace Moalso
Barrette
Dobbins
Louis Descognets
Ato L
Cloak
Carrott
Perse
Chilton Squaw
Carroll
Dorothy Webb
Warrington
Evan
Oanener
Hamesen
Les May
Tori
Marchmont
Betckyin
Riverside
Beata Potomac Quartet
Ives
Eiseman’s
Seventh and
Semis
Milan
Splits
Panama
Eiseman & CO
Ser
Snc
O'Day
Charlotte
Javnen
North Carolina College
Morganton
Lenoir
Hess Low
Hess
N. Hess’ Sons
Pa. Ave
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