Post Office Team Faces Pastors in Key Baseball Clash
Fans are urged to attend as Fimner Smith faces Past ors and Government Printing Office. Smith, a rising pitcher, will try to halt the Mall Carriers who upset Interior 8 to 3. The GPO aims to extend a winning streak led by Elmer Smith and Cheba while Interior and Agriculture gauge possible season exits amid league tensions and upcoming Amateur Day plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Smith
Ryan
Alfred L. Stern
Fimner Smith
Aj Crimp
Victoriee
Interior
Clerka’ Drcatt
Flannery
Jia Cub Battery Smith
Cheba Haa
Pogtofica
Mall
Kamesa
Ita
Aa Fermison
Hyan la
Drelem
Ha Haa
Mount St Joseph College
Naval Medicos
Rice
Frontera
U S Athletes Conquer Rivals In Two Events
Stockholm July 7 American athletes won two Olympic events. R C Craig Detroit Y M C A clinched the 100 meter dash final and James Thorp Carlisle Indian School won the pentathlon. USA led in flags raised as stars and stripes topped the Stockholm stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
R. C. Craig
Detroit Y
Craig
T. Mayer
A. C
Waa
United States
Thorp
Martin J Sheridan
Brundaze
Donoghue
Menaul
Ble
Lakeman
Wieslander
Maters
Louis Tewanina
Carlisle Indian School
Joseph Keeper
Manitoba
Louis Scott
Fof
South Paterson
A F. McGuire
Howard P. Drew
Springfield
Lunghi
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Lewis
Lake Malar
South Africa
Grubb
England
Carip Shutte
Kansas City
St. Louis
Sweden
McGilivray
Huszagh
Kahanamoku
Finland
Healy
Australia
Bretting
Germany
Hahaa
British Life Saving Society
Washington Cricket Team Defeated in Intercity Match
In Baltimore’s intercity cricket clash at Rock Creek Park, the Washington Cricket Club lost to Bowla of St George by 8 wickets amid handling disputes. Captain Springham refused a substitute. D Alcorn’s absence left Washington short as Will Warren staged a brief rally before the visitors sealed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Cricket Club
Bowa
St George
Baltimore
Rock Creek Park
Oscar D’alcorn
Jack Piggott
Will Warren
D'Alcorn
Prix du President de la Republique winner at Maisons-Laffitte
In Paris the Prix du President de la Republique at Maisone Lattre was won by Baron Gourgaud's De Viria A. Vell-Picard’s Zenith II took second and G. Lopetti's Martial II finished third. De Viria started at 8 to 1, Zenith at 19 to 1, and Martial at 1 to 1. The race worth 22 000 dollars covered one mile and four furlongs with eleven starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenroos
Richartadn
Richardson
Tewanima
T. Kolehmainen
England
Smitler
W. Scott
United States
Louia Scott
Paterson Y. M CA
A. F McGuire
Attleboro
Mass
M. Persson
George V. Bonhag
G. C Wallach
R. C. Craig
Detroit
A T Meyer
D. F Lippincott
G H Patchin
South Africa
FV Belote
Chicago
Drew
Springfield
Meyer
Lippincott
Patchin
Belote
Tan
Trugele
J ED Meredith
Mercersburg Academy
Melvin W Shep
Herbert No Putnam
Cornell University
Edmundson
Seattle Athletic Association
Caldwell
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Iran Davenport
University of Chicago
Meredith
Hans Braun
Germany
Sheppard
Putnam
Fly Tait
Ontario
G M Brock
Davenport
H W Holden
Bates College
E Bjorn
Sweden
John Paul Jenea
Cornell
Fnal
R. C Craig Detroit
T Moyer
A.C
F Lippincott
University of Pennsylvania
Patohin
E Glover
L. Richartson
Louis Towantha Carlisle Indian
Corneil
Brock
Eamantson
Genttle
Chicago University
Haely
Australia
Bretting
Tims
Pam
J. C Johnstone Bagon
R. Erickson
Mott Haven AC
Harry J Grumpelt
A *C
George L. Hortne
Leland Stanford University
Amnex
Wefen
Lische
Finland
Baron Ivan Wordener
Hungary
James Thorp
Carlisle
Paris
Maisone Lattre
Baron Gourgaud
de Viria
A. Vell-Picard
Zenith II
G. Lopetti
Martial II
Zenith
Martial
Navy May Row on the Hudson 1913 seaborne crew plans
War Department document stream favors annual Annapolis eight in the intercollegiate regatta. Navy oarsmen under Glendon expected to compete on the Hudson in 1913 after 1907 showing where Annapolis impressed Pennsylvania Georgetown Syracuse and Wisconsin. Rough Severn weather last year canceled the Columbia race but 1912 plans hint at stronger crews and a memorable regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great War Department
Naval Academy
Annapolie
Hudson
Emmy
Navy
United States Naval Academy
River Severn
United States
Glendon
Severn
Annapolis
Glendoln
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Annapols
Tuis
Hudson River
McGinnity Retires From Pitching With Newark Club
Jos McGinnity, famed mound ace of the International League Newark club, quits pitching citing diminished effectiveness after a career highlight filled with tough games. He recalls a wrist injury from years past and says a 3 year age mark means younger players will rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos McGinnity
Newark
McGinnity
Tennis Title to Johnson in Middle States Meet
Johnson of Philadelphia, former national Intercollegiate champion, wins middle States singles title at Mountain Station New Jersey defeating Hall of New York in a tight challenge match. Mixed doubles final goes to Mrs Edgar and Sidley Dunham over Mrs Neff and Spencer Miller. Aviators beat Riverdale 11 to 1 in College Park debut. Riley and Nelson headline boxing bout next Tuesday night for Colonial Social Club. International League results include Newark 2 Ballimore 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Station
W F Johnson
Philadelphia
W M Hall
New York
B. C Edgar
Sidley Dunham
R B Neff
Spencer Miller
Riverdale
United States Signal Corps
College Park
BH & Arnold
Wiliam Sherman
Jett Field
Riley
Melaon
Washington Post
Baltimore
Colonial Social Club
Benny Riley
Young Nelson
Cubs Win With Aids Of Passes In Chicago Victory
Chicago shut out the Cardinals as Lavender aided Leifield in relief. Leadoff hits and strong pitching by the Cubs pitchers supported by key plays enabled a 2-0 win with Sheckard, Schulte, and Tinker driving the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cardinals
Lavender
Leifield
Cubs
Sheckart
Bohulte
Zimman
Konetchy
Leach
O Houser
Evers
Oonkes
Archer
Mresnahan
Letfeld
Odalep Ono
Ae Wills
Filie
Salles
Lous
Sheckard
Schulte
Tinker
Hite
Magee
Leifield Zimmermar
Baier
Bill
Mesare Rigler
Finneran Rene
Gime
Beds Win In Tenth Inning In Cincinnati
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 2 to 1 in ten innings in the first game of a series. Hoblitzel’s double and Mitch Miller’s single produced the winning run in the tenth. Benton kept Brooklyn’s hits scattered despite being hit more freely. Key plays included Morans and Otis for Cincinnati, while Brooklyn stranded runners and left on base in the late frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Brooklyn
Benton
Barger
Hobiltzel
Mitchells
Mitchel
Danhert
Immetmatt
Miller Hobiltzel
MacDonald
Yune
Crooklyn
Age Hite
Clarka Grant Hobly
has—Phelan Tooley
Inlen
Millar Daubert
Marnens
Strick
Ty Benton
Ball— Miller
balle—Of
Menton
Umpfree
Southland Defeats Northern Stars in Tight Baseball Tilt
Southland edged Northern Stars 7 to 6 in a well played game led by Helnrieh with two triples and two singles, and Pitcher Kidwell fanned eleven while Barton struck out thirteen. Linworth beat White Haven 8 to 5 as Carroll, Goodwyne, and Bryheim starred for Whites Haven/ Linworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Stars
Southland
Kidwell
Barton
Helnrieh
Nn Stores
Taylor
Feldman If
G Spaniing
Rawlings
Lynchaeter Es
Lite
Heinrich If
OiCarrall
Mulvey
Routhland
Russo Rawlings Morriss
Mulvey Willer
Munch
Barton Taylor Spaulding
Heinrich Gerroll Hunt
Davis
Stara
Heinrich
Hunt Taylor
Schaeffer
Miller
Litz Steen
Rawlings Carroll
Schaefvet
Linworth Athletic Club
White Haves
Ike
Linworth
WhiteHan Abhore Carroll
iHaverner c
Mulroe Cf
McCoy
Stevans
Haver
Alden
Myer
Goodwyne
Carroll
McCoy Sievma Goodwyne
Smith Laver
Bryhaim Havenner
Collina
Hevenner
Coline
Errete
Whits Haven
Naps Shut Out Browns 4 to 0 in Exhibition
Special to The Washington Fest Cleveland won 4 to 0 over St Louis in a prep game before moving East. Birmingham delivered key plays at the plate and on the field, with Livingston and Hamilton contributing. Pitcher Hamilton worked through the innings as Cleveland held St Louis to zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
St Louis
Steen
Pratts
Birmingham
ABO AM & Louk
Ryan
Dahotten
Biokeis
Lea Staemaeere
AES
Aiy Melxel
Lajole
O Laporte
Griggs Bo
Oawetin
Ll Birmham
Ohogan
Furner
Il Krichelt Ec Ff
T Livingston
ilHamiton
Sian
Oadtams Po
Storall
Hamilton
Hogan
Bran Griggin
Hirmingham
Livingston Austriech
Turner
Austin Sacrafies
Jackie
Livingston
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Uncle Sam
Louis Tewanima
Pertathion
Aalidus
Stein- Bloch
Stein-Bloch
Sidney West
Washington
Dunlap
Regelera
Clark Griffith
Washington Baseball Club
Bil Torrey
Agriculture
Braddock Athletic Club
Hess
N. Hess’ Sons
Pa. Ave
U.S
H. Kehelmainen
Keeper
William J. Kramer
Kramer
Harry H Hellowell
Grand Rapids
Mich
America
Comatock Park
Sons of St. George
Ross
Gunn
Thompson
Guthrie
Sompoon
Springhass
Wicker
Gan
ST George Cricket Club
Springham
St. D
Morton
Wright
Rose
H Grant
SM. Gunn
Irving
Maxwell c McWads
Ini
R Hormidge
Totel
Rowling
Rune
Whta
Cannon Wee
Orton
John PF Pigott
H V. Lake
DE Viris
Boston
Philadelphi
Louis
Boape
Pittsburgh
A. Lous
Monten
Wginnity
Slab
Johnson
A Hall
International League
Mewark
Ballsmore
Cidence
Ss F Province Ones OG
BEDS
Lenes
North Stars
W. Haven Jrs
American Association
Tobeno
Wsoranspels
Geome Kandh
Milwaukes
Mickelpolls
St. Paul
Taree Ees
Ae Teatre
Colurabes
Losieville
RC Craig
NAPS
Browns
Pratt
Turry
St. N. W
Martz
Wertz & Mertz CO
BLACK
Wm. Hahn & Co
Ith & K
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