Shankey Victim of His Old Teammates in the Second Contest
Philadelphia split the twin bill with New York, taking the second game 6 to 5 after losing the opener 13 to 4. Shankey, recently sold to the Yankees, had his first Yankee game against his former team and was hit hard. In the nightcap, Philadelphia rallied with key hits by Melones and Walsh to plate two in the ninth for the decisive margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shankey
New York
Philadelphia
Tadey
Crowell
Davis
Shawkay
Athletics
Walsh
Sehang
Melones
Cook
Massel
Pipp
Latoie
T. Zanoa
Hartrell
Ihoone
Cauwod
Totela
Datis
Philadelpha
Rune
Burphy
Kopf
Mafone
Peckinpaugh
Maixel
High
Hartzell
Caldwell
Boone
Murphy
Strunk
Maisel
Enmiedrom
Sweeney
OM Caldwell
M Crowell
Davi
Caltwell
Davia
Umphee—Menera
P Langa
Hildebrand
Hoe
Howra
Phils
Abio al New York
Arhor Mumby
OlCoox
O Peckinp'h
OlMaisel
jEajole
Sineh
McInnes
Nunamaker
Shawkey
Wola
Schang
Pipa
Manuel
Tajole
Jaerma
Bacrifice Mits
Btrunk
Marvel
Peckitpaugh
Balla
Wyckoft
Wyckott
Shawkes
Widnitch
T Wruckoff
O'Loughlin
Bill
Red Sox
Sixteen Inning Tie After Doubleheader Losses Boston Walks
Brooklyn and Boston split a doubleheader with a 4 to 3 Brooklyn win in game one and a 16 inning scoreless tie in game two halted by darkness. The long affair featured pitching duels between Smith and Tyler in game one and Douglas and James in game two, with Boston’s only hits coming early and Brooklyn failing to score after the seventh inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston
Brooklyns
Smith
Tyler
Douglas
Jamea
Davin
Braves
Heston
Shannen
O-Myers
AiGetz
Whathy
McCarty c
HC Smith
Gowar
Oon
Feene Veuthert
Tyler Infintis
Gowdy
Nieth
Boatkoanadry
Shannon
Fitzpatetek
Cather
Daubert
Wheat
Cutshaw
Shanson
J. Amith
Maranvily
O'Mara
S. Brooklyn
Firepatrick
Myers
Daukert
J. Brich
J. Salth
Ranklyn
O Tyler
R Smith
Micher
S. Smith
Mewrs
Rigler and Hart
Boston Falls to Nationals in Gridiron Woes
Boston suffers a 6 3 loss to Washington as Hooper, Speaker and Janvrin spark a late push. Connolly and Henry deliver key hits for the Nationals while Gallia and Ayers hold back the Red Sox in a pitching duel marked by miscues and timely runs.
Eastern tennis team to compete at Panama-Pacific Exposition
The Eastern tennis squad arrives in San Francisco to participate in the Panama-Pacific Exposition championships July 10 to 17. Players RN. Williams W. M. Washburn Dean Mathey and G. M. Church begin practice amid weathered notes from a Boston game controversy and a Nationals win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tice
San Francisco
RN. Willams
W. M. Washburn
Dean Mathey
G. M. Church
Jones to Remain as Pilot of St. Louis Federal Club
After talks between Fielder Jones and owner Phil Ball, Jones will stay as manager of the St. Louis Federal League club and travel with the team to Pittsburgh. Ball issued a statement expressing relief that Jones reconsidered his resignation and will help lead the club to the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Loui
Fielder Jones
Phil Ball
St. Louis
Jones
Pittsburgh
Ball
Connolly Leads Roxbury Kid At Fenway In Nationals Doubleheader
In Boston on July 7 the Nationals clash featured rough first inning outs, foul balls, and sharp fielding by Connolly. Milburn and Hooper made notable plays in center as Connolly contributed at bat and defense, while Williams relieved Harns and Thomas nabbed a foul line run.
Newark Beats Baltimore 6 3 In Home Open
Newark defeated Baltimore 6 to 3, moving from last place as the game opened with two on in the first. Players Brandom and Rarilen, Beitey and Owens contributed as Baltimore dropped to the final spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Newark
Laporte
Baltimors
Brandom
Rarilen
Beitey
Owens
Cy Marshall Delivers First Win For Buffalo In Brooklyn Game
Buffalo visits Brooklyn and wins 3 to 2 as Cy Marshall earns his first victory of the year. Marshall dominated until the ninth inning when Brooklyn pushed two runs, but Bedient finished the game to preserve the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cy Marshall
Buffalo
Marshall
Socals
Bedient
Rhe Bottais
Heooklin
Matterles
Marshall Bedient
Blair
Crates
Two Leagues on Rocks In Michigan and Illinois
Two league stories dominate this item. The Southern Michigan Baseball League dissolves due to finances with six teams including Bay City Saginaw Funt Jackson Battle Creek and South Bend. Separately the Three I League dissolves after Racine refuses to join a four team circuit as two clubs quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mich
Southern Michigan Baseball League
Jamen Frank
Bay City
Saginaw
Funt
Battle Creek
South Bend
Ind
Freeport
Racine
Cubs Sign Outfielder Murray in Brooklyn Deal
New York reports veteran outfielder Red Murray, released by the New York Nationals, has accepted terms with the Chicago Nationals and will report to the Cubs in Brooklyn. Also, pitcher Gene Lafitte, released by the Brooklyn Federals, has signed with the Buffalo club in the same league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Murray
New York
John
Red) Murray
New York Nationals
Chicago Nationals
Brooklyn
Gene Lafitte
Brooklyn Federals
Buffalo
One Run Beats Engel In Closer Of Series
Boston July 7 Nationals lose to Red Sox 6 1 as Joe Engel on first start of year is beaten. Griffmen fail to support Gallia early and fails to rally later. Engel deserved a better fate as Ham Their Only Run and Carrigans tally come on three third inning hits. Griffmen defense falters, Engel beaten but not by Boston club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia
Corrigan
Griffith
Ayers
Hooper
Wood
Griffmen
Henry
McBride
Hobby
Moeller
Fester
Shanks
Batls
Cady
Janvrin
Red Sox
Milan
Withama
Griffmnen
Boston
Leonard
Foster
Shanke
Gardner
Barry
Speaker
Gandil
Sean
Engel
Lewis
Mass
Nationals
Joe Engel
Jos
Ham
Ron
Carrigans
Schraeder Ties Minor League Put-Out Record in Nines
Fort Worth, Texas July 7 Gus Schraeder first baseman for Shreveport in the Texas League equaled the minor league record with 2 1 2 put outs in nine innings as Shreveport edged Fort Worth 1 to 0 in today s game setting a new single game fielding mark at the expense of the Fort Worth club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Gus Schraeder
Shreveport
Texas
Minor League Results And Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
International League results Jersey City 2 Hardenter 1 Providence 3 Buffalo 3 Tuckinand 4 Tercate 2 Harrisburg 9 Montreal 2 American Association Bt Paul 5 vouseriie 4 Columbus Kansas City 6 Cleveland Milwaukee rare Indianapolis Minneapolis wet grounds Boston 4 12 End hs Mt 44 Berton Ri Loute 3s 43 Yesterday's results Boston 9-2 Chicago Washington 4-0 Bt Louis 4 Chicago 40-. New York 84 86 500 Cleveland 25 48 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS New York Brooklyn Philadelphia 4-3 Boston BrooklynSTEADY'S RESULTS Newark seen 2 Baltimore New York 13-5 Philadelphia S-6 Where they play today Detroit at Cleveland South Atlantic League Macon 8 Albany 2 Angusix 2 Savannah 1 Columbia 8 Chatterton 2 Texas League Dallas 4 Waco 1 Shreveport 1 Fort Worth 0 Houston 4 Galveston 0 Beaumont 4 San Antonio 0 Southern Association Mobile A Jitele Bork 5 Memphis 2 Birmingham 1 Memphis 3 Parmingham 1 New Orleans 1 Naphtlie 0 Virginia League Rocky Mount 6 Petersburg 3 Norfolk 8 Portsmouth Newport News 3 Suffolk 1 At Terre City Batteries Huenke and Williams Cratcher Reynolds At Providence RHE Buffalo 9 0 0 9 Batteries Fullenwelder Tyson Lalogge Beults Casey At Harrisburg Bartheare Poor ole Be to 5 Montreal 188000 00 a8 OO Batteries Hichter Madden Goodbread Dowdled Heckinger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Beaton
Tonto
Chicago
Pitteb’gh
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Terees City
Huenke
Williams
McTigue
Keily
Morrisette
Rebauple
Harrisburg
Bartheare
Montreal
Hichter
Madden
Heckinger
Leibold to White Sox Purchase Announced
Chicago reports Harry Lethota an outfielder from the Cleveland Americans has been purchased by the Chicago Americans at waivers. He is to report Friday and is slated for left field, replacing Roth, per manager Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry Lethota
Cleveland Americans
Chicago Americans
Rowland
Roth
Giants Win Double-Header Opener 5-4 In Nine Inning Thriller
In Philadelphia on July 7 the Giants beat the Phillies 5-4 as Tesreau and Mayer struggled but double plays saved New York. Niehoff homered for Philadelphia, Byrne scored on a bunt hit in the tenth, and Cravath provided the decisive single. The second game reached ten innings with a 1-1 tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Giants
Mathewson
Mayer
Niehoff
Tesreau
Byrne
Bancroft
Whitted
Cravath
al Phin
Opyrne Gb
Robertson
SlBancrotte Ss
Doyle
Fletcher
Luderns
Merkle
Niehof
Labert
Prromp
Balle
OM Mathewson
Messrs
Eason
Byron
Abhoa
Phila Abhoa
G'Byrne
Tobertagn
O Bancroft
F Davie
Whittted
Becker
Lobert
Nichol
Kineelt Ose
T Np
Byre
Dioyle
Foodgrask
Philadelphiia
Thele
Bane
Dalie
Ort Tesreau
Demeree
Haner
Ry Tesreau
Demaree
Urophres
Mesars
Baron
Bour
Cubs Beat Pirates in High-Scoring Baseball Clash
Heavy hitters Zimmerman and Fisher propelled Chicago past Pittsburgh 7 to 2 as Adams exited in the third after yielding six hits and five runs. Lavender shut Pirates down through eight, with two ninth inning runs, while Cooper Conzelman and Conzelman also saw action on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Zimmerman
Fisher
Chicago
Adams
Cooper
Conzelman
Lavender
Pirates
Chicaze
OlCarer
Fi Her
Collins
Ite, If
OlBaird
Man
Finchmen
Saier
Wagner
Williams Ef
Phelan
Murony
Pittaburgs
de Junns
Cood
Schulte
Zammerman
Eavender
Baird
Viox
Murphy
Arrora
Conaelman
Adame
Piteher
Conner
Conzerman
Balle
Vareber
Gihnon
Midland Team Disbands from Cumberland and Georges Creek League
Midland quits Cumberland and Georges Creek League due to financial troubles. Manager Sem Alcott resigns and likely moves to Piedmont. With Midland out, four teams remain Lonaconing Cumberland Frostburg and Piedmont, while Keyser might bid for Midland's berth as clubs scramble for players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland and Georges Creek
Washington Port
Cumberland
Midland
Sem Alcott
Piedmont
Lonaconing
Frostburg
Keyser
W. Va
Las
Entrants close for US national lawn tennis championship
New York reports that national singles lawn tennis entries close August 29 at West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills. Entry through club secretary required. $5 fee, reduced $4 season tickets for US National Lawn Tennis Association members. grandstands for 7,000. tickets on sale at tournament start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
West Side
Forest Hills
Long Island
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
No Polo Challenge for Fifteen Years
Chicago July It would not be sportsmanlike for American polo players to send a challenge to England for the international polo trophy within fifteen years according to Foxhall Keene. He refereed the Western polo championship opening tomorrow. England took the cup away to fair play. He noted army players who win it have been killed or wounded and England cannot rehabilitate its polo beam in fifteen years until her teams are back in form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
England
Foxhall Keene
Fair Plas
America
Buffalo Enquirer Triumphs in Powerboat Championship
Hannibal Mo Juiz Bufalo E quirer, winner of the American power boat championship and the Webb trophy, adds to laurels by taking the Anal heat of the 5 Mile free-for-all during the eighth annual regatta of the Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association. The boat owned by William J Connors of Buffalo set a new course speed record at 30 minutes 7 seconds for the regatta, averaging 39.2 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Enquirer
Hannibal Mo Juiz
Bufalo Equirer
Webb
Crea
Mark Twain
Mississippi Valley Power Coat Association
Wilam J Conners
Buffaln
Protest dispute clouds Peoples regatta standings
Capt Avor Nevius of the Analostan Boat Chad denied a protest against the eight oared event in the Peoples regatta held last Monday. Undine Boat Club won as Nevius claims ineligible rowers were used and he plus a New York Athletic Club representative will pursue the dispute to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avor Nevius
Chad
Philadelphia
Esterday
Undine Boat Club
Nevius
New York Athletic Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Sidney West
Washington
Stein Bloch
Smart Clothes
Dunlap
Yankees
Dodgers and Braves
Bernd Gasie Fenton
Hrooklyn
ABC
Gilwert
Olivers
Evere
Hosier, We
Fitepatek
Bat
Connolly
If. T
Magee
Stengel
BiGete
Hidss Maranvilleaa
Miller
Dourins
OOS Jaraee
James
Aixth
Ee Borton
Evers
Maranville
Whaley
Lefton
Bent Boron
Kite Evers
Ecrets
Roston
Ktalen Kanes
Miter
Catshaw
Daria
Ean
Seakth
Egan
Belle —Om Davis
Tages
Navin
Treaglan
Whitch
Dougan
Hita
OM James
Bigter
Hac
Hoblitzell
McBrickie
Jenn
Bert Gallia
Grifith
Wiliams
Hendricksen
Ar.r.elbr
A B. Moeller
Garood
Tad Foster
Soporte
Briisaogol Qandil
Willams
T. Stounson
Bostg Hooper
Henriksen
I. Janvrin
Fovutzelt
Brio
Zhao
Ganjail
Farter
Williama. Wood
Bale
O Ayers
Aveta
Pires
Mexers
Martin
Di‘geon
Bracketees
Praci
Thomas
Connally
Johnson
Acosta
Walter
Shaw
Gand l
R.H
A.B. Moeller
Bolinovaon Ganat
MacBride
Engel. P
Johneon
Aronta Eoaga Shaw
Poston
E. Hooper
Jacorin
Hoblitzer
Fear Losian Gardner
Company
Ren
Bastoard
Janvein
Firat
Salle
Orr Engel
Gandh
Toat
Tris
Connells
Imffy
Med Sox
Wowls
Erooper
Zone Hears
Milttarns
Hass
Fenway
Roxbury
Baltofeds
Tommy
Moving Picture Men
Hero
Nick Altrock
Speaker Arole
John Henry
Foresters
Navy
Foresters-Nav
Bureau-Foresters
Commerce-Marines
Bureau-Commerce
Navy- Marines
Palm Beach
PeenseOe
Paphive
Jan
Lafitte
Hilleville
Beantown
Schraeder
Jersey City
Hardenter
Providence
Tuckinand
Tercate
American Association
Paul
Vouseriie
Columbus
Kansas City
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Indianapolis-Minneapolis
Federal League
S-O
Steaday
Detroit
Louis
Ian City
Macon
Albany
Angusix
Savannah
Columbia
Chatterton
Texas League
Dallas
Waco T
Houston
Galveston
Beaumont
Sad Antonin
Southern Association
Moablie
Jitele Bork
Memphis
Birmingham
Parmingham
New Orleans
Naphtlie
Rocky Mount
Petersburg
Norfolk
Portamouth
Newport News
Suffolk
International League
Leibold
White Sox
Matty
Phillies
Slab
Tse
Eton
Resolute
Vanitie
Greenwich
N.Y
Long Island Sound
Inélay Harbor Club
Regatta
Terma
Wina
Charles Francis Adams
Cornelius Vanderbit
Herreshot
Keene
Analostans
Undine
Julius A. West
7Th St
Cha
Wright
Ditson
Balin
Huseman & Ford
F Street
Seventeenth Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!