New League Spens Season Opens With Brookland Methodist Win
The Independence League opened its season with Brookland Methodists defeating Athletics. Rev Alexander Bielaski, league president, threw out the first ball and was later injured. H Heitz sustained a serious injury requiring medical attention. The Brookland club led 8 to 2 at one point before final counting.
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Alexander Bielaski
H. Heitz
Weelringen
Sten
Alexander Blekshi
Deague
Bt Hetits Cots
Ujbuckley
Holle
Arere
Twlals
Feethan
Macmins
Bathal Te Ete
Bele
Stkoit
Daly
Eton
Aloysius
Palla
Aarthea
Prvint
Vienna
Mie Cohimanisstitetic
Clary
Het Ted Dim
Eulty
Capua
Old Dominion
Steven Lls
Spalding
Kaoner
My Lyden
Sant Siewert
vFarmi
St Gerker
Waple
Yaytady
Leo Ban Es Las Leak
Mullis
Peer Cuesta
Ann Tasca
Sevier Aaser
Coleman
Hook Fitter
Tosmth
Mertes Reported to Join Washington Team Trade Rumor
Special to The Wastongiu son Milwaukee Wis July 3 It was rumored here today that Sandon Mortes at the Minneapolis team is to be traded to Washington for one or more of the extra men Joe Cantillon has under him Cantillon wants with Mertes despite him being credited for one of the best out fields in the American League
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Milwaukee
Wis
Sandon Mortes
Minneapolis
Washington
Joe Cantillon
Cantillon
Mertes
Seattle High Invades Capital City For Big Friday Game
Interest soars as St. Stephen's Institute of the Capital City League hosts Seattle High School from Wasl at American League Park Friday. Seattle boasts 32 straight victories and top finishes nationwide, challenging St. Stephen’s solid lineup. Western High School’s scoreline inspires hope for a stronger showing. Regulars plus Departmental League affiliates join Friday’s marked duel, promising a dramatic matchup.
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St. Stephen's Institute
Seattle
Wasl
Institute
St. Ste. [Phen's Institute
Pt Hughes
Western High School
Wall
Une-un
Nim
Rumored manager changes shake Roanoke baseball scene
In Roanoke Virginia rumors tip William Clark current Roanoke manager may move to Richmond to replace Shaffer who left for Seattle. Walter Brodie of the National League may take over the Highlanders. Meanwhile Ftumoke reports record heat with thermometers around 95 to 100 in the business district.
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Pecal
Washington
Roanoke
Wiliam Clark
Richmond
Shaffer
Seattle
Walter Brodie
National League
Orioles
Highlanders
Brodie
Fturuoke
Sparrows Point Wins In Tight League Tilt
Sparrows Point prevailed 8 to 6 over Hagerstown in a fielding heavy game. Maxwell of Hagerstown and Kelly of Sparrows Point homered, with five doubles combined from both clubs. The edition lists numerous scores from various leagues and a help wanted ad from The Post.
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Isgerstown
Hagerstown
Hagers- Owl
Maxwell
Kelly
Sparrows Point
RHE
Canvas Point
Ingerstven
Butcerton
Suarmawnd Point
Gren
Sihrider
Smith, Clymer Spark Browns Nationals in Tight Tie
The Browns and Nationals played a see-saw game as Clymer opened with a left field single and Delehanty followed with a double to score. Washington tied it late behind strong defense and a key double by Delehanty, but Smith and Graham combined to hold the rivals in a 4-4 deadlock with late rallies thwarted by sharp plays.
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Smith
Graham
Otis Clymer
Hartzell
Jones
O'Connor
Petty
Nes
Hemphill
Anderson
Bir
Browns
Delehanty
Crithion
Niles
Jas
Winely
Harry
Washington
Clymer
Ganley
Stone
Pickering
Yeager
Umckman
Watfanxls
Lee
Smoky Miner
Perrine
Charley
Khin- Helé
Altizer
Haydon
Owen Driven From Slab In Phillies Victory Over Chicago
In a July game at Chicago Owen was knocked out early as Philadelphia beat Chicago 5 to ?. Key players included Davin with a triple and Hite with 2 runs batted in. Pitcher Owen faced 9 batters in four innings before relief. Multiple errors and fielding notes appear in the box score with Sacrifice plays and double plays recorded.
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Chicago
Phiadelphia
Owen
Amie
Michalis
Honan
Ofcortine Abe ET
Ao Tevell
Olgey Bold
Davis i
Olsurphy
McFarland
P. Welday
Smith
Chivaga
Tiahn
Jones
Collins
Sesbolt
H. Davin
Powars
Davin
Hite O' Owan
Aft Aralth
Om Bender
Errom
Ay [Smith
Hyender
Sherlaen
Split double header yields mixed results for Cincinnati
In the first game Cincinnati shut out Boston 2 to 0 as Lindeman pitched well and Bridwell’s fielding stood out while a dispute led to an ejection. In the second game Boston was defeated 4 to 0 with Hitt holding the locals scoreless. Cincinnati benefited from Boston errors.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Lindaman
Bridwell
Bown
Hoak Bridwell
Alfugeins
Toney
Okene
Bram 'Ah
AlLabort
Bpaurannt
Mutchohl
Cates
Oschle
Alteney
Lindeman
Cashley
Stowton
Grinwell
Ané Rede
Ryu—Rain Sachteehli—Hurke Buln Lavee
Lobert
Kane
Bron
Hasen
Dosten
Cinchiati
Ds Eindemen
Coakney
Brown
Sir
Biglee
Sienna
Mutean
Iidio Grant
Acar Kerager
Sucre
Sarge Hilt
Toi
Becton
Hugsing
Mawret
Odwell
Bane Hite
Beaumont
Hugelny
Mitchel
Sissen
Jasen—cineinnatt
Horton
Firat
halle—Of Toung
Strark Oul
Y Young
Witt
Wid piteh—Young
Wigier
Rame
Chase Beats Cleveland in Ninth Inning Stand
New York defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 as Chase made a great stop with bases loaded in the ninth. Three New York runs came in the third via errors by Stoval and Clark. Cleveland rallied late but left three men on base, with Doyle failing to reach. Offerman, Biberfeld, Liebhardt, Turner, and Chase notable in the hard fought game.
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Ateesay
Bethany
Cal Marcy Dodi
Earnhardt
Doud
Pasket
Ted
Hoffman
Vans
Nintad
Wye
TVRR
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Doyle
Stoval
Clark
Chase
Ant O
Offerman
Leonass
Afenase
Abc
Oj Biberfeld
Uwitiome Ib
Oligporie
O Mentarity
Utnomm
Oldeste
Ae Ao Towle
Luebherdt
Or Brient
Totaia
Tor Liebhardt
Turner
Bremingham
Clarke
Holtton
Crovey
Aml Doyle
Table
Liebhardt
Brecter
Bill
Haloan
Americans League games today matchups listed for six cities
Schedule shows Wankington at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland with teams and venues noted. The fragment mentions standings and teams including Detroit Boston and New York, but the OCR text is garbled.
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Wankington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
National League Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Cities
Yesterday's results show St Louis 2 New York 0 and Chicago 5 Brooklyn 0 with Cincinnati 4 Boston 0. Today matches: Chicago at Brooklyn New York at St Louis Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York. Stolen bases by Turner Stavat and Con Double plays Elberfeld to Winans to Chane. Liebhardt struck out once Doyle twice. Umpires Stewart Grang and O Loughlin. Off game duration two hours twenty nine minutes.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphi Boston
Cincinnati
Boston
Turner
Stavat
Con- Doubla
Elbarfeld
Lo Winans
Ciberfeld
Piet
Liebhard
Doyle
Bsaea
Cleveland
Liebhardt
Stewars
Grang Ant O'Loughlin
Hard fought Detroit win over Boston in long game
Detroit wins 6 to 5 after a late rally in the teens, with Schmidt driving in a run on a triple and Slever adding a clutch single. The game features a tense bullpen duel between Brewer and Winter, a remarkable catch by O'Leary in the 14th, and multiple lead changes as Detroit ties the score with four straight hits in the eighth.
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Detroit
Mica
Schmidt
Slever
Dally
Mullin
Pruitt
Brewer
Winter
O'Leary
Barrett
Boston
Anioa Downe
Coughlin
Moat
Parent
Crawford
Shen Riod Gobb
Bussmen
Behader
Garrett
Gait
sWinning
Cournain
Cobb
Bullivan
Congalton
Knight
Twosbas Schacter
Unglaub
Ferris
Boxton
Balle
Mullio
Arrore
Ballon
Plizher
Tanneulll
Ssullin
Sleror
Jannenii
Ny Winter
pires—Mesara
Hurst Amd Stafford
Howee
St Louis Beats New York in Slugfest Victory
New York manager McGraw started pitcher Lynch from Pittsburgh against St Louis ace Karger today. St Louis won 2 to 1 after Karger matched Lynch in the mound and homered in the fifth. Errors and fielding miscues marked the innings as both clubs pressed for runs.
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New York
McGraw
Lynch
Pittsburg
Karger
St. Louis
Vishara
Olshannon
Trowme
Konetchy
Buran
Daein
Olsepmour
Dennifan
DiDahlen
Brown
Darry
Biolon
Gimpire—Mesera
Kiem
Johnstons
Gae
J Kour
Mimitee
Fans Toss Bottles as Brooklyn vs Chicago Ends in Chaos
Brooklyn and Chicago split a rough contest as fans in the stands threw bottles toward players, prompting police intervention and an escort for Krank Chance. Ebbetts and club officials evacuated Chance after a dangerous disturbance, while Chicago secured the win on the field amid the uproar.
Baseball Briefs From A Fragmented Night of Games
Altizer added two boats. New Yorks’ losing streak ended by Boyle. Clymer drove in two runs and stole a base. Connie Mack’s team beat the Sox while Cleveland lost, and most league games were shutouts or decided narrowly. Clymer and Tajole shine. Upp from Columbus attracts attention. White Sox pace questioned. Needham’s coat worth $200 and rings stolen at the Aldine Hotel billiard room.
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Altizer
Boyle
New Yorks
Cleveland
Tom Needham
Aldine Hotel
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Shut Out By Pittsburg In Sixth Inning
Philadelphia was shut out by Pittsburg after a sixth inning rally. Leever and Corrdon pitched well for Pittsburg, with Anderson and Glove contributing on defense. Final score shows Pittsburg scoring in the sixth to gain the win.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Leever
Corrdon
Plasburs
Dae Anderson
Putabure
Ruus
Anderson
Glnon
Leach
Courtay
Tiage hil—Laach
Zaevar
busce—Nealon
Dentin
Daotin
Caureners
Philadiphta
Lesvar
Corcidn
Guite
Winchester Wins From Berkeley Springs In Close Contest
Winchester defeats Berkeley Springs by 6 to 4 in a seesaw contest. Curly Brown rallies Winchester with a key two-run double in the eighth as Kennedy Duggan MacDonald and Baker spark the offense. Harlan shines for Berkeley Springs as Cantwell aparts strong pitching and Princeton captain Harian is noted for standout fielding.
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Wamington
Winchester
Berkeley Springs
Sminsklin
Curly Brown
Kennedy
Duggan
MacDonald
Baker
B. Miller
Booker
Carroll
Harlan
Princeton
Brown
Mac Donald
Conrad
Bo Miller
V. Miler
Herkeley
A. Windinstar
bella_O
Miller
Flewtees
Tore—Winchester
V. Miller
Hertan
Boon
Metropolitan Wins Olympic Cup Amid Gale at Euclid Club Oaks
In Cleveland the Metropolitan Golf Association clinched the Olympic Cup with a total of 1 stakes as fierce winds hindered scoring. Forty amateurs competed. Travers emerged as a leading contender, while Western Golf Association finished second with 649 strokes. The qualifying rounds for the national amateur championship begin tomorrow with 9 o clock play, and 36 holes will be split across two days due to the large field.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Western Golf Association
Metropolitan Golf Association
Travers
Western Pennsylvania
Royal Canadian
Western
Egan
H.C. Egan
K. Wood
Sors Ing
Ti Sawyer—Morains
Sflaravon
Metropolitas
Arle
Hérchot
Travern
George Lyon
Heralds
Totel
Afernoon
Tore
Rette-Moraing
Austin-Moralig
Teast
Jersey Golf Associa Fon. Mex Behe—Moralug
Tl Apholi
Bornlng
Marclng
Tela
Arebis Graham—soralng
Sfternoon
Toul
Philadelphia Golf Association
Tillingham
W. Smith
W. T. Weat
Ohio Golf Association
Statley
Afhrracos
Beckwith
Fraser
Bevin Grants Provisional OK for Germany Auto Track
Provisionally approved by Emperor William for construction of a fifty mile long motor car race track at Eiffel Rhentah Prussia. The course will span valleys hills and bridges with sharp curves and other difficulties. Capital required runs to several millions funded by lending automobilists and manufacturers.
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Bevin
Simperor William
Germany Automobile Club
Eiffel
Rhentah Prussia
Automobiles Tour Today in Fourth AAA Tour
New York July 2 Many local automobilists began for Cleveland today to join the fourth annual American Automobile Association tour. A notable New York delegation travels among the participants with locals riding as passengers in cars entered from other cities.
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New York
Cleveland
American Automobile Association
Marlborough vs Pennsylvan ia cricket match lead noted
Marlborough School leads a cricket match against the visiting University of Pennsylvania. The report mentions a first innings score, late afternoon play, and a continuation promised for tomorrow. The piece reads as a clipped, unfamiliar segment with references to dates and a newspaper subscription promo.
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Chicago White Sox
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Automobiles Tour Today
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Victoria
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