Baseball Scores Across Leagues and Upcoming Games
Major and minor leagues report results with Philadelphia beating Washington and New York overpowering Boston in the American and National leagues. Virginia and Southern leagues show varied scores as teams vie for standings. A new Atlantic Association proposed with Wilmington as a potential club and South Side Park lease discussions ongoing.
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NifEeston
National Chicago
New York
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Phlladsiphia
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Virginia League
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Interior
Navy
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Justice
Washington
National League
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Del
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South Side Park
Shoemakers axalry beat Danville in nine inning tilt
From Panvills Virginia July 3 The Shoemakers axalry defeated Danville in a nine inning game. Charters pitched well for the Tobacconists until the sixth when the Big Climbers rallied with a double a triple and a Wilson homer. Lynchburg fielded crisply as Carter and Dent held the visitors to key moments and three double plays were turned.
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Tm Panvills
Axalry
Danvillo
Charters
Wilson
Felding
Kond
Lynchburg
Carter
Chargers
Paavnie Ee Crie Lynenoure
Poff
Portsmouth Defeats Richmond in Rain Slugfest
Portsmouth won 3 to 1 over Richmond in a rain shower interrupted game. Key players for Portsmouth included Eckstone and Cowan, while Richmond’s lineup featured Shaiman and Depards. In a separate note, Norfolk shut out Roanoke 8 to 0 as Leonard, Evans, and Foster starred for Norfolk. Roanoke labor unions debated fines over attendance at Virginia League games with non-labeled printing.
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Richmond
Portsmouth
Richmora Aoe
Portsmouth Toeothinasz
Eckstone and
Cowan
Shaiman
Depards
Norfolk
Roanoke
Washington Post
Vistors
Andrion Leonard
Evans and
Foster
Sterger Corner
Everal
Jnverv
Ype
Navy Triumphs In Departmental League Bout
Navy edged Agriculture 8 to 6 as Curnane dazzled on the mound and Bryan starred with hits and base running. Weber and Sanders allowed runs, while Navy’s defense spurred the win with timely plays and errors by Agriculture.
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To & Sanders
Wiley
Taylor Wone
Almeim
al Weber
Coleman
Winston
Murray
Sutton
Doyle
Clements
Rose
Og Chism
Stevenson
Aarienttur
Cuns
Curnane
Sanders
Bryan
Dougherty
Banders
Chiam
Curnané
Row
Mureray
Sution
Hoffman
Plieher
Curmane
Weber
Chiem
Senders
Venabte
Metropolitans Edgeed by Sixth in Scenic Baseball Duel
In a spirited contest Metropolitan fell to Sixth 6 to 4 after a tight battle. Key plays included a one-handed catch by Angus McDonald and sharp infield work by Hardie at short. Clyde Richmond led the offense with four singles as Hamp ton fanned nine and Richmond eight. Pitchers Hamp ton and Richmond were strong, Mets leaving men on base in several innings.
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Metropolitan
Angus McDonald
Hardie
Clyde Richmond
Hampton
Richmond
Met
Yatton
Alamep'ia
Ppaminger
Lynkam
Dutton
la Foe
Its
Birkle
D.meb'ly
Richards
Lutty
Briggs
Ifib
Jay Wheatley
Ketsar
Ballenger
Mets
Sith
Tchmond
Lynian
A. Mebonali
Zirkle
Finlen Bassy
Frye
Harrly G. Richmond
P. Richmond
Usilton
D. McDonald
Wheatley
Sy Hampton
Lynham
Botts
Coombs Debuts Pleasantly in Athletics Victory Over Nationals
The Washington Post notes the debut of college star Coombs for the Athletics in a win over the Nationals. Coombs showed early wildness but escaped trouble with double plays and finished five innings allowing three singles and no walks. Nill’s baserunning error and Smith’s wildness nearly spoiled the game, while Schlafly and Cross contributed in key plays. Attendance 7,084.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Coombs
Athletics
Nationals
Vickors
Mack
Nill
Jones
Powers
Monte Crass
Schlafly
Dave Cross
SchlaBy
Washington
L. Cross
Anderson
Itali
Nickman
Rte
D Stahl
A ‘Wakenett
Pd Smith
Towle
A. Hartsell
Lord
Davis
Seybold
Murphy
Talghi
Crose
Baven
Philadelpha
Hart
Sel and Lord
St Stephen's and Columbia Play Seven Innings to a Tie
St Stephen's Institute kept Columbia Athletic Club to a seven inning tie as darkness halted play. A standout steal of home by Babson and steady fielding defined the contest. no final score given due to suspension after seven innings.
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St. Stephen's
Columbia
Aloysing
National Athletic Club
North Capital
St Stephen's Institute
Columbia Athletic Club
Babson
St Stephen
RHO AE
Wdonown
Fion I
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Donavan
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Carroll
Hoo
Millen
Dunn
Kerr
Torney
Quantrelle
Bikep
Sulien
Unvmre
Mr. Handled
Printing Office League Showdown as Pressmen Triumph
In Temple League play the Pressmen routed the Blanks 15 to 0 with strong hitting by Webb and Atkinson each going 5 for 5. Arends and MacClane split pitching duties for the Blanks as Webb, Arends, and Atkinson led a dominant performance in a game noted for sharp defense and timely hitting.
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Arends
MacClane
Webb
Atkinson
Martin
Gilbooly
Khoa
Blanka
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Stradley
Behalts
Bowman
Je Lisking
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Progress
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Cohn
Ory Freents
Newmyer
Fievol
Aby Tatia Sigmond
Rosenthales
Ofpieene
Promisa
Prant
Cesare, Eizeman
Coe
Jones After Evans Threatens Umpire After Benching
In Cleveland on July, Chicago beat Cleveland 4 to 2 with the winning run on a bases on balls and a sacrifice. Manager Jones was ejected for disputing a decision and reportedly then threatened Evans with his bat. Detroit had a postponed game upcoming. The report includes line scores with players such as Bay, Donohue, Hess, Smith, and others, plus notes on pitching and fielding.
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Evans
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Ctovelana
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Hess
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Sheehan
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of Reulbach
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Alt Teulbach
Pittahure
Messié
Anid Johnstone
Giants Win in Ninth in Pitchers Battle
New York defeats Boston in a tight game, 2 to 0. Pfeffer and Mathewson faced strong lineups with limited hits, while Brisbois and Bates contributed for New York in a classic pitchers duel.
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Heldwell
Bresnahan
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Brat
AfeGann
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Mertes
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Dabien
Bowerman
O Pieter
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Bates
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Brownahan
Dolan
Baces— Strang
Devito
Gilbert
Pfeffffer
Mathewson
Pfeffer
Rathewson
Dolbla
Sitanbet
Tenney
Mr. Ematie
Rockville Falls to Winchester in Maryland Virginia Clash
The Rockville baseball team was blanked 7 to 0 by Winchester in an afternoon game at Winchester. Arm strong pitched for Winchester and McKnight for Rockville as Rockville faltered in the eighth inning after a tight start. Also, Takoma Park beat Kensington County League rivals at Kensington, while Washington Grove may withdraw from the Montgomery County League leaving only four clubs. Arion Social Club swept Old Dominions in a doubleheader at Alexandria, 18–3 and 34–4, with Rid er and Fulcher shining on the mound.
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Philad'phia
Ol Alperman
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Ummal
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Mefatyre
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Reiter
Scanton
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Aight
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Scanlon
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Atr. Conway
Washington Post
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Kensington
Takoma Boys
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Lyles
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Benzette
Stearns
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Plichar
Dy Barry
Rider
Saerkeen
Gray
The Sport Calendar for Baseball Boxing Racing and Aquatics
The list outlines upcoming events across sports including baseball games in Philadelphia, boxing matches featuring Rich Carney and Willie, and racing meets at Detroit, Rockingham Park, and Buffalo with major stakes and holiday events noted. Indefinite schedules suggest July through Labor Day events and notable handicaps and handicaps at Beighton Headicap and Commonwealth Handicap.
Fragmentary 19th Century Notes from BRONWELL Page
Readable names appear: Crawford, Jona Erle, Buffalo Saludlai Chief Milliken, Tenbark, Kitty Blackiag Eltincott, Bonin, Seas Danes Gem Fok Star, Fred Prieameyer, Toney Robinson Rubinov Reval, Shields, Birt Hours Lacrel. The fragment hints at a local column or society roster with scattered proper nouns and possible event mentions.
Prizes Awarded at East Branch Gun Club Tournament
The regular East Branch Gun Club shoot saw good scores despite a strong northwest wind. Participants from Rockville and Analog clubs competed in later events with the latter well represented. The programme concluded with multiple extra events and listed entrants, gaps in text aside, indicating a season of strong form and enthusiastic participation.
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Astern
Waa Sell
Rockville
Wstral
Gossip of the Turf Report on flawed many horses and races
The column details muddled notes from a turf scene, naming horses such as Cairngorm and Perverse, jockeys, and upcoming events like the Commonwealth Handicap and Suburban renewal. It references Lake Erie circuit attendance, race results, and riders, with scattered results across pacing, trotting, and a steeplechase at Schenestead Bay.
Spindrift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay produces wide margins
Kuroki wins the Spindrift Stakes one mile and a furlong at Sheepshead Bay by three lengths over Running Water with Flip Flap Bird in third. Gallant takes the Sporting Stakes for gentlemen riders by two lengths. Klamesha finishes second by a nose. Toddles causes a surprise by throwing Miller but no injuries reported.
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James Ri’ Keene
Sheeps‘head Bay
Belle of Pequest
Heauty
Shaw
iCuroki
Gallant
Ana
I. C. Appleby
Klamesha
Miller
Futurity Cours
Core
Lmijers
Frank Loni
Williams
Lot
Martin
Waterspeed
Hassell
Donna Elvira
Mamie Brady
Fungent
Halton
Littis
Boot
Laay
Washington
Villas
King
Anna Loretta Daly
Ajeo Res
Cathy
Ons Arabo
Mather
Jersey Lad
Sietoria
Eille. de Furlong
Kuroki
Rumagig
Knapp
Inyilstter
Hex Bat
Maxie Wit
Dellenf Poquest
Itso San
Klaesha
Sailor
Bor
Pegarus
Mixnar
Justo Clao
Favorites Win At Latonia In Front of Crowds
Favorites led at Latonia July 5 winning four of seven races. Cottontown captured the mile handicap from The Minks by a length while Savoy finished third. Track was good with multiple entries including Teehting Gist Marco Gola Land Casperdine Alto in the field.
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Latonia
Tony Hottles
Edith M
Tulip
Helmrush
Bitter St Alirm
Geetot
Anne Ruskin
Frank É
Eady
Imont
Elented
Demo
Aveodaw
Ilx
Tudoyas
Nonie
Lucille
Waals
Autumn Flower Wins Vassar Stake at Rockingham Park
Autumn Flower from John Cherry stable wins the Vassar Stake at Rockingham Park Salem New Hampshire July 5 running two year olds in a series of races. Elmont 100 Melntwe won Big Story Padlock etc. Second pack Turlo ngs three year olds Stlekewes 98 Garner won. Third race five furlongs Rilones Fourth race One mile sixteenth Thongdom Phentdm Light 101 Men tyre second Accumulete 101 Noone third Thine 1 0. Note: summary reflects multiple races with named trainers and riders. Jockey James G Buchanan to ride Abroad in New York July 5.
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