Three Washington Golfers in Consolation at Maryland Club
Special to The Washington Pont from Baltimore July 8. In the Maryland Country Club invitation, Washington players failed to match yesterday’s pace. Three of five Washingtonians reached the consolation round, with two eliminated in the next round. Harbin beat Shriner 6 up 4 to play. Linthicum beat Harbin earlier but fell behind late. Davidson edged McCammon 2 up 1 to play, then lost to Bankard. McCammon won consolation round 8 and 6 to play. Level also reaches semifinals. Carusil and another Columbia entrant lost early in both rounds.
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Maryland Country Club
Washington Pont
Baltimore
Lee L. Harbin
Columbia Golf Club
E. C. Shriner
C. M. Linthicum
Sudbrook Park Golf Club
C. Davidson
Columbia
Quinsley McCammon
Chevy Chase
Minor League Scores and Rain Delays Across Leagues
Eastern League games saw Baltimore beat Jersey City 10 9 and Toronto edge Rochester 2 1. Southern League matchups included Memphis 4 Little Rock 0 and Shreveport 6 New Orleans 5 with Nashville and Birmingham rained out. South Atlantic results feature Columbia Charleston on wet grounds and Jacksonville 5 Macon 2 while Savannah 3 Augusta 1. American Association listed multiple postponed or incomplete games on wet grounds. The narrative then shifts to a batters and pitching-heavy charity or church-affiliated game at Ammendale, Maryland, where St. Peter's Church opponents fell by a lopsided score. Holy Name dominated St. John's Athletic Association of Baltimore. A Sunday school lineup and rain-affected games plagued later schedules, with postponements and resumed play planned. The Dougherty case notes the National Commission denying Dougherty’s return to the Southern League.
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Lew Drill
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Senators Edge Athletics 2-1 on Mullin’s Winning Single
Philadelphia, July 8 The Washington Senators beat Philadelphia 3 to 1 in a pitchers duel as Stahl’s bunt produced the lone Washington run and Mullin snapped the tie with a clutch single in the eighth. Townsend kept the Athletics guessing with eight hits allowed but escaped big innings. Attendance 1712.
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Donovan
Monte
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Clarke
Plank
Amateurs Sailors Beat Wilsons In Church League Clash
Dolphin sailors routed Wilsons 5 to 2 after seven volleys at the grounds on 17th and D streets southeast. Wisden dominated the game, keeping opponents largely at bay with his twisters. The Dolphin team bids farewell as they head to Boston. The Union Baseball Club formed from Government Printing Office and Bureau of Engraving Trades League players names capt Thorpe Arendt MacClane Chute Kalhetrown Patterson Forden Adama Camberlain managers Johnston and Kirch listed. event details incomplete.
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Church League
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Wien Na Ariingtons
Cleveland Takes Both In Pitchers' Battle Doubleheader
Cleveland wins two close games against Detroit with Stovall driving in the decisive run in the first game and his fielding noted as a feature in a 4,984 attendance matinee. Second game ends with a late Detroit rally thwarted by Cleveland pitching as Hickman drives in the winning run.
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Jays
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Piaces
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Carr
Ol Crawford
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Wood
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Arroab
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Golan
Boston's Big Bats Send Powell Out of the Box
New York game summary from July 8 details Boston scoring early off Powell with eight hits and as many runs in the first two innings. Wolfe relief, Winter strong for New York. final line shows Boston 9, New York 1 with multiple hits by Williams Freeman and Conroy. Attendance 4,750.
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New York
Wolfe
Boston
Rhoah Brohl
Doughty
Conroy
Origer
al McGuire
Winter
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Beaton
Baen hite-Williams
Freeman
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Chane
Tusen
York
Moston
Bane
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Powall
Winutey
Baseball Notes Show Busy Pro Baseball Scene Across Leagues
The Central League imposes a twelve man limit while clubs face financial strain in the Western League. Movements include Montgomery’s first baseman Pabst, Red Owen to Brooklyn, and Steinfeldt out with an arm injury. Silv er trophies, player swaps, and managerial signings anchor a season full of departures and arrivals across multiple teams, with Smiths, Beville, Mullin, and Hartsel among those noted in a flurry of trades and announcements.
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Billings
Montgomery
Pabst
Milwaukee
Two-Piece Suits On Sale In Varied Styles
A local retailer promotes straw hats and two-piece suits. The ad emphasizes sunburst straw hats and dirt-free looks, with suits priced from ten to thirty dollars. It touts homespun fabrics in neat patterns and high tailorwork standards across the price range.
Parker Bridget & Co Head to Foot Outfitters Ad Copy
Cincinnati leads Philadelphia 3 1 in a National League scoreline while Chicago defeats Brooklyn 1 0 and Boston rocks Pittsburgh 10 5. Standings show New York atop the circuit with a .742 mark, followed by Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia and St. Louis and others in various positions.
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Pittsburg and Boston Clash in Rough Exhibition Line
Pittsburg failed to score as Leever and Wilhelm steadied Boston. Lynch left with an arm injury after a hard hit, Millers weak start doomed the home club, while Leever and Wilhelm offered the lone bright spots in a 6 run outing. Attendance 2,660.
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Millers
Lynch
Leever
Wilhelm
Pittsburn
Hoa
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Reoab Leach
Getur
Beaumont
Tenndy
Clarke
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Cooley
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Tholph
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Briggs Delivers As Chicago Beats Brooklyn In Close Tilt
Briggs halted Brooklyn at first base and delivered the winning hit as Chicago edge Brooklyn 4 to 3 in a four pitcher game. Brooklyn could not advance a man past first base and managed only two singles off Briggs. Attendance about 1,800. Brigg's clutch two base hit and a misplay by Gable sparked the decisive run. Cronin started for Brooklyn and gave up the late runs.
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Earned All They Got as Cincinnati Nips Phila in Eighth
Cincinnati wins 4 0 with two singles and a triple in the eighth. Donlin of Cincinnati suspended 30 days without pay and fined 25 for insubordination. Attendance 1,600. Game notes include three extra-base hits and late rallies. long textual box score mentions players Huggins Thomas Seymour Gleapon Dolan Magee Dooin Corcoran Hall Sehiel Hulswitz Sparks. Bethany tops Faith Chapel in Junior Sunday-school League at Monument grounds with Bethany staging a 4 1 lead by third inning.
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Toledos
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Donlin
Philadelphia
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Faith Chapel
Monument Grounds
Faith
Suleite
Rootane Srt PS
Waterboy and rivals set for Brighton Handicap showdown
The Brighton Handicap draws top American thoroughbreds led by Waterboy and Ort Wells with Waterboy trained by In grand and ridden by Lucian Lyne. Hermis and Irish Lad are doubtful as a stiff sea wind and sun reduce track speed for the $25,000 purse.
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America
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the Picket
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Grand Spectacle
J. GB. Hagegin
California
Lucian Lyne
Brooklyn
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Odam
Enehy
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Knight of
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Lindsey Gordon
Migraine
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Surprises at Brighton Race Day Tops and Tells
The Brighton program yields a handful of favorites with James V. and De Resuke among winners as track conditions shift from rough to fair. Le Rosake doubles as a top bid at $2,700 while Hildebrand notches three wins amid a day of fluid track performance and racing at Fort Erie and other venues.
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Austin Allen
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Thoroughbred Race Card Notes And Results
A chaotic listing of six races with entries and results across six furlongs to a mile and seventy yards. Notable horses include Damsel Wan Letla Klein wood and Freesias with winners in multiple divisions. tomorrow’s entries list Woodlyn Seven Oaks Anna Beall and Tawas.
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Mayor blocks boxing bout in Philadelphia
The planned one round charity fight between Bob Pitzximmona and Jack O'Brien at the National League Baseball Park was halted by Mayor Weaver who ordered police to stop the contest as it would violate the anti prize fight law. Protests from clergy and others prompted mixed messaging before the mayor reversed and allowed no bout.
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Gardner Leads In Tenth Open Championship Golf
Gardner leads the field at Glen View Club halfway through the tenth annual United States Golf Association open with Willie Anderson close behind. Notables include ex Amateur champion Eddie Mackinla and Chandler Egan with solid rounds, while Walter Boggin and Walter Paulis have notable scores and eliminations reduce the field.
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