New York and Washington Tie Up in Doubleheader Blues
New York and Washington split two games as Orth limits the Nationals to three batters in the opener while Townsend falters in the second. Errors by Jones and Hill spark Highlanders runs in the first. New York wins 8-0, then New York loses 5-1 as Washington bats and fielding misplays cost the Nationals. Standings show tight battles among Boston, Philadelphia, St Louis, Detroit, and New York.
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Lynchburg
Jones
Hill
Highlanders
New York
Washington
Nationals
Clarke Griffith
Jonge
Orth
Jack
Jack Townsend
Buck Orth
Rube Waddell
Jim McGuire
Casey
Hughes
Jack Powell
Detroit Beats Chicago Without Batting In Tilt
Detroit fell short as Chicago won without batting, with Donovan driving in a run and two players scoring on errors. White’s pitching shut down Detroit’s offense while Melntyre and Tannehill starred in the field. Attendance was 1,500 as Chicago claimed a 1-0 road victory behind sharp defense and timely hits.
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Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Donovan
White
Melntyre
Tannehill
Dotratt
Berea
pCa
O Donahue
OG Coughlin
Green
Schweter
Sulliva Lingray
Dundon
Poran
Boston Defeated Philadelphia In Ten Inning Tilt
In Philadelphia July 7 Boston lost to Philadelphia in a tight ten inning game. Waddell pitched seven innings before injury forced Bender to relief with Hartel and Collins contributing on offense. Final score indicates two bases on balls and two singles deciding the victory for Philadelphia. Attendance about 7,05.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Boston Today
Young
Weddell
Waddell
Bender
Phils
Rhoab Betbach
Harted
Hoffman
Davis
L. Cross
Seybold
Murphy
Crom
G Bebrak
Winns Fueve
Ronton
Suns
Bomon
Collins
Hite
Selbach
Collin
Hartel
Stal
Harisel
Schrock
Bander
Fliat Yasson Balle
Om Waddell
Armpires
Memra
McCarthy
O'Loughlin
Gave St. Louis Defeats Cleveland in High-Scoring Game
St. Louis bats Hess for 12 runs as 1,850 fans watch a 12 to 8 victory over Cleveland. Eight innings include numerous walks and twelve singles with three doubles. Hess had an off day. Barnard and others contributed for St. Louis while Koehler and Sugden helped Cleveland. Umpire Connolly. Time: 2 hours 8 minutes.
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Bt. Louis
Hess
Halla
St. Louis
Rao ME
Cleveland
Rhore Grace
O'lackaon
Vansgat
Twokasobita
Koehler
Sugden
Hean
Ballo
Hy Hesu
Howell
Lases
St. Lowia
Mr. Connolly
National League results from yesterday and today’s schedule
Results show Philadelphia 1 Boston 5 and Brooklyn 4 New York 2 with St Louis 8 Cincinnati 4. Upcoming games include Brooklyn at New York and Philadelphia at Boston, with two Pittsburgh at Chicago contests. Standings list New York leading with 62 wins, 21 losses and a .743 percentage, Cincinnati 37–8, Pittsburgh 45–27, St Louis 26–45, Philadelphia 42–28, Brooklyn 41–61, Chicago 42–30, Boston 36–66.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
Bain
St. Leai
Cineiynati
Wil Pet
W. L. Pet
Cincinnat
Éust Bomtom
Phillies Hustled Hitting Beats Boston 7 to 6
Philadelphia edged Boston 7 to 6 as a compact hit barrage supported by pitching. Fraser was ejected for disputing an umpire ruling while Suthoff tended a rough innings. Long hits spurted, with Abbaticchio delivering a home run and Bransfield, Tenney, Moran listed among notable players in a tight seventh inning victory.
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Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
Fraser
Suthoff
Phila
Rhoae
Rhoae ‘Thomas
Abbricchio
Gleason
Tenney
Courtney
Dolan
Moran
Suthoft
Piltenger
A A Harley
P. Lauberdors
Harley
Beaton
Doom
Bransfield
Mpree
Thun
Wolverton
Abbaticchio
Dotan
OM Fraser
Cit Harley
Fittenger
Ong Ang
Inoinga
Brooklyn Beats New York In Slugfest at 3 1/2 Hit Pace
Brooklyn defeated New York 9 to 6 as eighth inning hitting and home runs by Brooklyn batters, plus misplays by New York, powered the comeback. Taylor pitched effectively through eight before visitors rallied for two singles, a two base hit, and two homers. Attendance 3,100. Line scores list players Browne Doolin Lumley McGann Mertes Dahlen Gilbert Ritter Taylor Stricklett Strang and others.
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Brooklyn
Taylor
Bee
Beoee Browne
Tobbs
DO BO
Doolin
I Lumley
Bere
Denlin
Devlin
Ritter
rune-Hall
Batch
Gilbert
Om Busee
Shrore
Strickler
Mr. Johnstone
St Louis Beats Cincinnati Behind Early Rush
Cincinnati, Ohio July 7 St Louis drew ahead early as Chech left after six innings for Hahn. Two of the three hits off Hahn were triples. McFarland pitched well but weak support. Arnoot and Huggins made sensational one handed catches. Attendance 1,000. Final score St Louis 4 Cincinnati 0.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Louis
Chech
Hahn
McFarland
Arnoot
Huggins
Innati
Cutee
Tess Atte Fess
Pase
Amoot
Arndt
Corcoran
Barry
Bhay
Grady
Pam
Mofarland
Hie
Chack
McFariend
Empire
Capital City League game ends 6 to 2 in favor of Columbia Athletic Club
National Athletic Club loses to Columbia Athletic Club 6 to 2 at Fourteenth and A streets northeast. Errors by National A C opened door for the Columbia team, with Grant and Babson registering two-base hits. Kerr faced Stone, with Hardy umpiring. game time one hour and twenty one minutes.
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Inatucla
Columbia Athletic Club
St. Patrick's Club
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National Athletic
Tetley
White Lot
Stephen's Institute
Sis P.m
National Athletic Club
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Hroume
Cormick
Olirabting
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Om Kerr
Stone
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Babzon
Glotaback
Amey
Smith
Hy Stond
Mr. Hardy
National A. C
Printing Office League Foundrymen Triumph Over Arends 12 to 9
Foundrymen outhit Arends for a 12 to 9 victory at Marshall Hall. Brown pitched well for Foundry. Burlingame led with four hits, Addison Webb and Hunt added three apiece as Foundry batsmen boosted averages. Columbia patchwork lineup managed nine runs, with Sadiak and Wisner collecting multiple hits. Arends took the loss. Official score details include two first-base errors by Columbia and six by Brown. Time of game one hour forty minutes.
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Columbias
Foundry
Brown
Burlingame
Addison
Webb
Hunt
RHO
RHO AE Columbie
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AE Christian
Columbia
Arends
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Schwitzer
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Hy Arends
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At & P. m. Navy
Library of Congress
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Rhore Hughes
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Basas
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Bryan
Dougherty
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Demar
Ingram
Neia
Mathala
Mathews
Sullivan
Cy Burlingame
Pained
Woolworth
Mr. Barr
Minor league scores and standings across multiple leagues
Summary of minor league results including Southern League games in Nashville and Montgomery, New York State League scores, Virginia-North Dale League results in Charlotte and Salisbury, South Atlantic League contests in Columbia and Jacksonville, and Eastern League notes with Rochester and Baltimore games. Many games were rained out or delayed.
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N. C
Greensboro
Incing D
Salsbury
Danville
Bailsbury
Columbia
Charleston
Jacksonville
Macon
Savannah
Bavanagh
Augusta
Guntons Edge Mount Pleasant Congregational in Close Sunday Play
In Mount Pleasant on the grounds yesterday Gunton won despite being outbatted by Mount Pleasant Congregationalists by 4 to 3. Official score lists players such as Gunton tory, Hutchinson and Langley with key plays including errors by Mount Pleasant and two-base hits by Torney Smith Kinsey and Arguith.
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Foundry
Gunner
Lydecker
St. Stephen's
Mount Pleasant
Guntons
Priea
Rheatels
Gunton
Epiphany League Rivalry Highlights Monit or ment Grounds
Epiphany Chapel edged Paul’s Church 18 to 16 while Christ Church Washington beat St. John Georgetown 8 to 6 in two one sided games. In a later match St. John Washington defeated St Andrew 3 to 1 as Asquith limited hits.
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Epiphany Chapel
Paul
Joho
Georgetown
Chriss Church
Washington
Trinity
St. John
Christ Church
Georgeto
St. Andrew's
St. John’s
Asquith
Willams
Reg Bt. John
Wash
St. Andrew
Ogolloows
Goodno
SL Andrew
Williams
L. Mangum
Mr. Gladéns
New Players Arrive as Washington Prepares for Doubleheader
Washington club adds Charles Hickman from Cleveland and pitcher Adams from Fort Worth arriving to report to Manager Stahl. Hickman will start at second base in the afternoon doubleheader against New York as the home season winds down. Adams watched from the bench and will likely not play until the team heads West.
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Washington
Charles Hickman
Adams
Stahl
Fort Worth
Hickman
Cleveland
Riggs House
Wolfe
Patten
New York Stars
Mill
Chase
Williams
McGuire
Knoll
Willamo
Willams
Mike Martin
Highlanders
Martin
Griffith
Joe Quirk
Nationals
Quirk
Catcher Kleinow
Fifth Baptist Triumphs Over Mount Ve and Calvary
Fifth Baptist defeated Mount Ve 8 to 5 in a key league game on the White Lot. Calvary Baptist and Fifth Baptist led a pennant race as Calvary's early push faded and Fifth Baptist built a decisive margin aided by strong pitching from Egan and timely hitting. The contest featured fielding errors, multiple runners left on base, and a lengthy final inning as officials logged the official scorecard and lineup.
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First Congregational
Mount Ve. Dumbbatt
Calvary
Fifth Baptist
Ecore
Pittsburg Lands Gibson and Trades Highlight NL Moves
In New York, July 7, President Pulliam announced Pittsburg’s contract with George Gibson and releases involving George F. McBride to St. Louis, Charley A. Nichole to Pittsburg, and David Brain to Pittsburg from St. Louis, with Redal to The Weghingwater. In Virginia, Mount Jackson was crushed by Winchester 17 to 1 at Reservoir Park as Winchester pitcher Johnson fanned ten.
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New York
Harry C. Pulliam
National League
Pittsburg
George Gibson
George
F. McBride
St. Louis
David Brain
Charley A. Nichole
Navy Defeats Library In Departmental League Clash
Navy edged the Library of Congress in a 1 hour 5 minute game with sharp defense and clutch hits. Hughes and Mathews starred for the teams, while Linthicum and Woolworth anchored the Library battery in a strong all around display.
Amateur Baseball Scores Highlight Young Stars
Florida Avenue State defeated ont Athletic Club 11 to 0, with three home runs by the Stars. Piney Branch Stars beat north Columbus Heights 17 to 0, featuring batting by Carew and May. Teams averaging seventeen years. Address S&S for games and schedules.
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Florida Avenue State
Ont Athletic Club
Stars
Piney Branch Stars
Columbus Heights
Carew
S&s. Carew
Howard Avenue Northwest
St Aloysius Club Edges Out as Victory Emerges
St Aloysius finished last but staged a seventh inning surge on the White Lot to pull ahead by five runs and win 6 to 1 over Carroll. Carroll fought hard, Saints in trouble much of the game, and standout double plays capped by McCarthy and Quinn highlighted the tense contest.
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St. Aloysius Club
Aloysius
North Capitol Street
Carroll
Saints
McCarthy
Quinn
Aer. Club
RCA
Carroll Inst
Rhoae Kelly
Aj Quinter
Mactlagly
Forsythe
Meariby
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Ser
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Quino
Dawson
Ricker
G G Krause
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