Hutchinson Holds the Line as Mount Pleasant Triumphs
Hutchinson was strong on the mound for the champions, limiting Mount Pleasant to seven hits while Donaldson pitched for the leaders. Mount Pleasant connected for nine singles and a double, but Gunton and Cunningham failed to bridge the gap as Hutchinson earned the win in a 12 to 7 victory.
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Donaldson
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Lking
Langley
Warman
Seay
Rhodes
Om’kenny
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Cuntham
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Speakmen
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Bradley
Bishop
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Aitchison
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Speakman
Mr Betts
Capital City League Game Schedule
Games today include Woodward and Lathrop versus Carroll Institute at 520 East Diamond White Lot. Georgetown College Field hosts St Stephen's Institute versus Library of Congress. start time listed as 30 o'clock with postponement noted.
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White Lot
Woodward & Lathrop
Carroll Institute
Georgetown College Field
St Stephen’s Institute
Library of Congress
Rain Stops Turner Library Game in Capital City League
The Turner Athletic Club led Library of Congress 6 to 0 after two innings when a rainstorm halted play. Umpire Handiboe stopped the contest and the teams left the field as the downpour continued, delaying a hoped comeback.
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Turners
Library
Turner Athletic Club
Jupiter
Handibeo
Turner Men
Library of Congress
Epiphany Beats Kendalls Junior Sunday School Team
Epiphany Parish Hall Juniors defeated Kendall Baptist 13 to 10 on the Monument grounds. A home run sparked controversy as a runner failed to touch the bases, umpire Risten ruled him out, and the game ended without further incident. Westey Chapel and Fire Baptist slated for today’s honors in what promises to be an interesting matchup. National League contracts: Pulliam announces contract approvals for Alexander Smith with Chicago and William with Brooklyn.
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Kendall Baptist
Epiphany Parish
Monument Grounds
Kendall Boys
Kendall
Risten
Westey Chapel and
Fire Baptist
New York
Pulliam
National League
Chicago
Alexander Smith
Brooklyn
William
No Runs Off CY Young In Four Chances To Score
Cyrus Denton Young pitched eight solid innings for Boston as Washington failed to score, while Boston pitchers received mixed support. Jacobsen matched with ten safeties off the left hander, but defensive miscues by Orth and fielding errors allowed Boston to edge ahead. Ferris starred with three-base hits and crucial plays, and Boston won 3 to 0 in yesterday’s action with standings showing tight races in the league.
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Boston
Washington
jJacobsen
O. Cyrus Denton Young
Collins
Tuscarawas County
Ohio
Senators
Cyrus
Young
Jacobsen
Boston Giant
Orth
la Chance
Collin
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Parent
Collinge
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Health Benefits
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the first step toward health, claiming it restores stomach and liver function, promotes regular bowels, and aids sleep. It asserts doctors endorse the remedy and cites cures for vomiting, bloating, headaches, dyspepsia, indigestion, dizziness, cramps, malaria, fever, and ague. One bottle is urged to prove its value.
Grounder play fades as Washington tops Boston in rough tilt
The Senators defeat the Red Sox 6 to 4 in a skirmish noted for slick infield defense. Ferris, Cassidy, and Stahl spark nine run frame, while Orth, Jacobsen, and Young log steady pitching. Attendance slim. two games scheduled as Washington hosts Athletics in a double header. Lefty Herring to debut in cable header.
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Boston
Orth
Parent
Belbach
la Chance
Ferris
Castleberg
Selbach
O'Neil
Cassidy
Bebe
Deonovan
Coughlin
Criger
Collins
Senator Stahl
Jacobsen
Freeman
Senators
Tua Chance
Young
Chick Stahl
McCormick
Stahl
Kittredge
Jimmy
Freddie Parent
Naling Selbach
Stehl
Washington
Brahl
Cyrus Denton
MaCormick
Wittredge
Washington club shake up stated by Johnson
The Philadelphia dispatch to The Post aroused hopes of reform in Washington with claims of new players and personnel changes. Donovan will have full control, Dwyer to be replaced, and two or three new directors likely. Athletica manager Mack will trade Pickering for Washington once Hoffman or Davis returns. Players shown cooperative spirit after talks with Donovan.
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Philadelphia Dispatch
Washington
Johnson
Wuesner Brothers
Dwyer
Donovan
Mack
The
Athletica
Pickering
Hoffman
Davis
Athletics
New York Defeats Athletics In Strong Showdown
New York easily defeated Philadelphia here today outplaying the visitors at every stage. Attendance 3,430. Williams hit for Philadelphia. Hartsel, Pickering, Bruce and Murphy starred for New York in a game lasting 1 hour 40 minutes with Plank and Bruce taking pitching duties.
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Philadelphia
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Hartsel
Ozo
Pickering
Bruce
L Crows
Seybold
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Dumbarton Pitcher Leads Easy Victory Over Mount Tabor
Dumbarton defeated Mount Tabor 11 to 2 on Georgetown field as Lowe pitched effectively. Field conditions caused numerous miscues allowing Dumbarton to build a big early lead. Sebastian and Freeman added timely hits, while Thomas and Hume contributed for Mount Tabor. Staunton routed Ashland College 16 to 7 in the same note, with Fuller’s bases-loaded homer sparking the rally. Bishop and Lambert shared pitching duties for Staunton.
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Dumbarton Club
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Keoomidui
Oliream'nby O
Thomas
Sebamlang Ab
R. Hume
Weaver
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Mr. Totenean
Staunton
Ashland
Washington
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Leake
Treviliian
Crogs
Ker
Philadelphia Outplays New York in National League clash
New York earned thirteen hits and one error as the visitors outplayed Philadelphia at home. Bresnahan and McGee contributed on offense, while Mathewson started for New York and yielded four runs in six innings. The Phillies fought back with limited success as Ames, Fraser, and McPherson held them to two runs across nine frames. Time of game stood at about one hour and one minute.
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Philadelphia
RHOA
Bresnahan
Thomas
Oo Browne
Gleanon
O Lush
OM Doylé
Oin
MrGee
Bagod
Hall
Hulswitz
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Ascondy Luckett
Pittsburg Loses To Chicago In Wild Game
Pittsburg fell to Chicago 4 to 3 as wild throws by Smith and Leach fueled the defeat. Bransfield was Pittsburg’s lone bright spot with all three runs driven in by his hits. Attendance 3,790. The game featured two-bag hits by Bransfield and a double play by Tinker Evers and Chance.
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Clarke
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Brooklyn Breaks Boston In Slugfest With Lumley and Sheckard
Brooklyn defeated Boston 8 to 2 as Lumley and Sheckard delivered long hits and Pittenger bungled a throw to home. Geler protested close calls, Dillon and Sheckard starred, attendance 2,086. Box shows Brooklyn 6 9 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 and Boston 6 0 2 4 9 0 0 0 2. Earned runs Brooklyn 2 Boston 1. Three-base hit Lumley. Two-base hits Sheckard and Detohanty. Sacrifice hits Ritter Babb Pittenger Abbaticchio Raymer. Double plays Geler Abbaticchio Garvin Dillon Ritter. First base on balls Pittenger 2 Garvin 2. Struck out Pittenger Garvin 6. Wild pitch Pittenger. Umpire Mr Emple. Time 1:43.
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St Louis Wins Doubleheader Over Cincinnati
St Louis defeated Cincinnati in both ends of a July 6 doubleheader. Taylor pitched a shutout in the first game as St Louis triumphed 3 to 0, while offense behind Nichola powered a second-game 8 to 0 victory. Attendance was 6,980.
Minor league scores and college crew sailing to England
Eastern League results include Providence 2 Newark 1 and Baltimore 7 Jersey City 0. American Association reports St Paul 4 Columbus Kane City 1 and Indianapolis 0. Milwaukee Toledo postponed. Southern League notes Atlanta 2 Montgomery 3, Birmingham 2 Nashville rain, Little Rock 2 Shreveport 3 in 9 with rain. South Atlantic Augusta 6 Augusta 4, Savannah 4 Charleston 4. Yale Harvard track team sails for England to race Oxford and Cambridge on the Teutonic.
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Liverpool
Bargain summer night shirts and two-piece suits sale
A display promotes Cross Bar Muslin Collarless Night shirts at 69¢ or two for $1.25 with full cut, long selling sizes. The ad promises exceptional workmanship, style, fit, and grace, plus high grade exclusive fabrics. Prices range from $10 to $30, emphasizing value beyond dollars and cents.
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Auerbach’s
Baseball Notes Highlighting 1884-Season Struggles and Player Moves
A compilation of baseball updates notes Sam Crawford's form, teams like Providence and Detroit, injuries to Ted Sullivan and Bill Dineen, and shifting pitchers sought by managers. It cites Giants near-record streaks, Western clubs heading West, Connie Mack's injuries, and retirements like Wilbert Robinson’s planned July exit.
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Salem
Mass
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Stein
Connie Mack
Wilbert Robinson
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Beyers
Robinson
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Selbach
Aelder
American Park
Polytechnic's 1904 football schedule announced
Virginia Polytechnic Institute released its 1904 football slate after athletic council approval. Games listed include Hempden Benedict College October 1, Washington and Lee October 3, Nashville October 12, Oak Ridge October 17, North Carolina October 19, Virginia October 31, North Carolina Agricultural and Mining November 9, Naval Academy November 14, and Virginia Military Institute November 4. John C. O'Connor, Dartmouth 02, named head coach replacing Bowdoin College link.
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Washington and Lee University
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Richmond
North Caroll Agricultural and Mining College
Roanoke
Naval Academy
Annapolia
Virginia Military Institute
John C. O'Connor
Dartmouth
Bowdoin College
Hermis Wins Test Handicap at Brighton Beach in Record Time
Hermis, carrying 133 pounds after a St Louis run, led from the stretch to win the Test Handicap at Brighton Beach, equaling the track one mile record in 1 38.00 amid a roaring crowd. Tongarder took the Montauk Stakes by a head, while Waterboy and Fulminate clocked notable trials ahead of the Brighton Handicap.
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Runaway Horse Attacks Crossing Policeman in City Streets
A frightened horse attached to a huckster wagon ran from Ninth and N streets toward East, smashing the wagon, crossing a mortar bed, and galloping through crowds at transfer points on the trolley line. It knocked down a crossing policeman but caused no injuries, and bystanders restrained the animal until the owner arrived.
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