Fairlawn Edges Eastern 1–0 in Potomac League Thriller
Fairlawn, the league’s runner up, defeated Eastern 1 to 0 as Wernstein pitched a strong game allowing only three hits and striking out ten. Hla scored the decisive run while Cole took the loss for Eastern in a tight, hotly contested pitchers’ duel.
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Eastern
Yeaterflay
Fairlawn
Wernstein
OfVarels
Husher
Spaulding
Aea
Fatrai
U Huntt
Kaba
Hut Yaonth
Giovanetti
Tavior
WE Brewer l
Murray
Pumpinvey
dlCole
P. Pitrennc
Mom TS Ataya
Mastern Oro
Beses
Vernatels
Vernaten
Cole
Hvane
Fairall
Ay Cole
Balk
Mexurs
Baseball rule queried on double play at one out
A dispute in New York resolved that a base runner can score on a two out double play. Umpires Hildebrand and O laxghlin ruled Pete Dally scored after Williamson started for second on a one out fly. The exchange involved Managers Chanca and Carrigan with heated argument.
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New York
Hildebrand
O'Loughlin
Chanca
Yankees
Carrigan
Red Sox
Pete Dally
Willamson
Pete
Hooper
Janvrin
RACING RESULTS FROM THURSAYS MEET WITH MULTI RACES
Results across numerous races show Phyllia Antoinette winning a 3 furlong event for 1-year-olds with Ratina second and Hermie Jr third. Subsequent races include Jonge defeating rivals in a 5 fur handicap, Flying Wally winning the Queen’s County handicap and Heartbeat taking a 11-16 mile race. Additional shows include Lady Curzon prevailing in Canada foaled two-year-olds and Crymal favored in 5 furlongs Niagara stakes. Notable placings for Mins Fisher, Nulad, and Meridan appear in top finishes with multiple horses named across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllia Antoinette
Buxton
Ratina
Ryga
Hermie, Jr
H. McCabe
Lms
Hypatia
Northerner
Otto Fiole
Lokomis Aldoren
RACZ
Thund Rach
Jyser Elda
Mila Honey Bes
Wattbrother
Nulad
McCahey
Mr. Specs
McCaba
McCades
Maley
Sumter
Goldy
Marco
Beathoven
Apsessor
Derogate
Fairbrother
Aster Star
Karrick
Mies Cavanaugh
Behuttinger
Robert L
Big Levy
Early
Embers
Prince Chilton
Baltimore
Canada
Lady Curzon
Hinnayer
Lady Spendthrift
Ambrose
Ned Post
Gould
Herry Bassett
Lass Spark
Connie Joan
Pepper
D. Gedy
Dorothy Webb
Dupes
Malaga
Scully
Port’ Arlington
Panorama
Broad Sword
Velsin
Mystle Fight
Nottingham Ate
Nottingham
Blue Mouze
Claver
Nigedoo
Father Riley
Tod
Galar
Yankee Tro
Teddy
Kooner
Bendel
Pat Gannon
Constitution
Kamehawks
Brandywine
Curious
Niagara Staries
Crymal
Alice
Smyth
W. Taylor
Tim
Cam Cortez
Sam McMeckin
Star Shooter
Ormula
Carbide Alec
Joe Knight
Goose
Cecil
Acton
Arran
Little Ep
Stenley
Alo
Callahan
Owen
Toy Boy
Pontefract
Kelsay
J. H. Houghton
Dick Deadwood
Andvari
Daley Plat
Duquesne Aluo Rat
Helling
Heemis, Jr
Perthshire
Loretta Dayer
Mary Waren
Rorondo
Bir Caledore
Misa Moments
Otto Floto
Young Emblem
J. J. Zske
Star and Atripes
Ben Quince
Mawson
Cross Run
Springboard
Rolling Stone
Bea Quince
Hoonir
Uncle Man
Fiitaway
Seallywag
Dowbie Eagle
Trojan
Lady Barbary
Wiles
Oakhurst
Qlow
Ella Hryson
Louisa Travers
Colonel Holloway
Thoroughbred Race Entries From Morning Telegram Card
Racing entries list for multiple races with ages, distances, and numerous horse names such as Lily Orme Any Port Any Pert and stars like Hearts of Oak Moving Picture Sherlock Holmes and David Craig. The page details first to sixth races including selling handicaps and Canadian Derby with horses and odds or weights noted, reflecting a busy program from the Cincinnati and Morning Telegraph era.
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Uncle Frits
Ethan Allen
Star Bird
Mars Carsidy
Carrie Orme
Dinda Payne
Pillgres
Commenada
Jonga
Eupreme
Harrap
Mamea John
Font
Colquitt
Th Thenieris
Kayderoseros
China
Canada
Hearts of Oak
Moving Picture
Sherlock Holmes
Henedictina
Raventh Yace
Auto Runs Over Pitcher Manning Injures Foot
Rochester July 7 Ed Manning formerly of St Louis World Brown club of the International League was run over by an automobile today and sustained a foot injury. He was rushed to an emergency hospital and will be laid up for some time.
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Manning
Brown
Rochester
Fitcher
Edward Manning
Rochester Club
International ‘League
St. Louis
Will Beeld
Will Transfer League to Playgrounds Association
Rosedale League will transfer its baseball circuit to the Playgrounds Association. The new group will receive baseballs and familes, with extensive diamond improvements planned at Rosedale playgrounds. Supt Lampson becomes president and treasurer, Mr Myer remains vice president and secretary, and the league will honor its current schedule until further arrangements are set.
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Rosedale
Rosedale League
Playgrounds Association
Lampson
Exhibition scoreless draw ends halted Methodist Episcopal game
A Brookland League exhibition between Methodists and Episcopals was halted by darkness after seven innings with no score. Players listed include Dress, Claggett, West, Hayes, Molater, Taylor, McCarthy, Bean, and Lightning. Officials: Umpire Mr Cord. Time of game one hour forty five minutes.
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Brookland
Methodists
Episcopal
Methodis
Episcopals
Hoss
McGuire
Folne, &B
OlGruicks
Glassell
Woodsen
Dt Foerr
West
Heltmitien Ts
O Dress
Binard Hin
BO O
Hayer
Amolster
Om Taylor
Jounsop
McCarthy
Hayes
Drels
Taylor
Hart
Molater
Pasle
Teylor
Mr. Cord
Marines and Civil Service Clash In Amateur League Showdown
In Keller the Marines and Civil Service produced a high scoring 6 to 6 draw or closer contest with star performances from Fletcher Benner and Dodges. Fly balls and errors shaped the game as Keller struck twice and Little pitched seven and a third, while St Agnes and teammates fought to stay in the lead.
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Sorrion
QiQuark
F.gerardt
Civil Mayer
Kaufman
Power
Gerardt
Thompson
Hollidge
Patterson
Tr Keinter
Obraund
Gates
Gerard
Mariner
Dillon
Wright
Ruer
Volman
Perry
Hutton
Glass
Thomp- Little
Fitzgerald
Ron
Marines
Rune
A. Macdonala
Gerardi
Levin
Braund
J. Gerardi
Firagerals
Ani Matgra
Stojen
Hatle
Om Patterson
Diler
Zapnick
Hull
Immanuel
Sby Patterson
Snyder
Plither
T. Um Ghilarene
Matera
Braynd
Basa
P. Geraras
Pire
Mr. Bhurlef
Boland
Ruppert
Moran
Thornburg
Pugh
Freeher
Koogle
Weaver
Kohl
Peck
Harmon
Rtringer
Rawlings
Dyer
G Rawlings
Arm- Kutroy
Luitieh
Gon Rong
Friede
Bell
Gessford
Knott
O Sayer
Mba
Callow
OlHanvey
Totate
Inmananel
Smitheop
Johnann
Kentworth
McAlest
Hytend
Tea
Grims
McAteer
Etre Aren
Julian
Roberts
Grima
EL McAlver
OLR Oro
Essex
Kenilworth
McAlear
I Shop
Dane
Balle
Home
Ran Bunnbury
Sullivan
Nops
Stringer
Hughal
Ginitheon
Leche GS
Fock Heck
Robarts
Baas
Dougherty
Paser
Cat Diartmant
Shope
Firat
Sutton
Kongiea
Cooke
Dutten
Witcher
Haga
Joheeon
Roberto
E. McAlser
Hy Johnson
Bese
Hug Stringer
Nova
Wild Pitoh—Tringer
LWHM
Hugheiehen
Kilroy
Staten Bases Bavers
BeBe Mhompeon
Blacher J. Htede
Enutimed
B . Bae
Dagnan
Timie
John Farad Sateen
Belgium and England Clash in Davis Trophy First Round
In Folkestone July 7 England's Parke and Mavrogordato defeated Belgium's de Borman, while Parke beat A G Watson to give England an early lead. In Berlin the German Lawn Tennis League pledged to compete in the Dwight F. Davis Trophy in the United States, though Germany had previously withdrawn a challenge. Otto Froitzhelm seeks Rob ert Kleinschroth as a partner if Rahe and Kleinschrath cannot travel.
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Folkstone
England
Parke
Pviousess
M. Mavrogordato
Thenglishman
de Borman
de. Borman
Mayrogordaty
Beautiful
Cross Vollays
J.C. Parke
A. G. Watson
Berlin
German Lawn Tennis League
Dwight F. Davia
United States
Germany
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Otto Froitzhelm
Robert Kleinschroth
Frederick Rahe
Henry Kleinschrath
Welsh Edges Ritchie In Fury Three City Lightweight Clash
In a detailed round by round bout Welsh defeats Ritchie on points after a fast paced title fight. Welsh dominates early exchanges with body work and sharp jabs while Ritchie answers with powerful rights and sustained pressure. The crowd roared as Welsh controlled later rounds and secured the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh
Ritchie
Stole
Ewing
Aine Ae
Iuece Wee
Williams and Murray win in Davis Cup doubles test
In New York on July 7 the Davis Cup trial at the Country Club of Westchester saw R. Norris Williams and R. Lindley Murray defeat Raymond D. Little and G. L. Wrenn in three sets 5-7 6-4 4-? under soggy conditions. The match reflected Harvard-Leland Stanford pairing strength amid rain affected play. A separate note mentions Treasury and Bureau teams meeting today in a game that could decide standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Murray
Little
Wrenn
New York
Country Club
Westchester
R. Norris Williams
R. Lindley Murray
Harvard-Leland Stanford
Raymond D. Little
G. L. Wrenn
Treasury League pennant race ends with tight results
The Treasury and Bureau teams battle for the pennant with Treasury holding thirteen victories to Bureau’s twelve after one loss. McDonough and Goebel will catch for Bureau, while Downey and Strait pair for Treasury in the final games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Bureau
McDonough and Goebel
Downey and Strait
Calls Halt on Fighters in San Diego Boxing
San Diego mayor Charles O Neall served notice to local boxing promoters that no more bouts will be permitted until a new ordinance is passed. The sport evolved from four round bouts in winter to ten rounds and then a twenty round match on July 1 between Leach Cross and Red Watson.
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San Diego
Cal
Charles O'Neall
Leach Cross
Red" Watson
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Mavrogordato
Printers
J. M. Stein & Co
Washington
Thirteenth Street
Treasury and Bureau
O’neall
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