Naps Here for Two Games After Doubleheader Wins
The Washington Post reports the Cleveland Naps visit for a twin bill after two straight victories over the Athletics. Griffith plans to start Pelty and Johnson in a tight doubleheader, with Davis’ pitchers pressed to hold back the Naps’ momentum as Washington eyes improved form in front of home crowds.
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Cleveland Team Ends Marquard Winning Streak
Marquard loses his 19th win as the Cubs drive him from the mound, ending his bid to tie the all time record. The Cleveland team capitalizes to halt the streak and thwart attempts at surpassing the mark.
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Marquard Loses First Defeat of Season in Chicago Game
Lavender handily stifled the Giants as Chicago toppled New York 7 to 2 in the opening game of the series. Marquard was chased after six innings for his first loss of the year, with Lavender backed by heavy hitting from Chicago. Evers and Sayer sparkled for the Cubs as New York endured costly errors and timely hits.
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Amateur Day July 20 Planned by Baseball Leagues
Alfred L Stern reports a meeting of league representatives selecting July 20 as Amateur Day. The Nationals manager Griffith proposed the date, with the St Louis Browns invited to attend the game and grand review at the ball park. A parade line of march will be led by Eugene Edwards with entries from multiple leagues including Capital City, Columbia, Departmental, East Washington, Independence, Marquette, Inras, Railroad, Government, Sunday school, and Northern. A Spaldings session will address Capitality League affairs, while divisions report harmony since the new schedule.
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Tenn is Play At Louisville In State Tennis Tournament First Day
Louisville Ky July 8 Four matches and part of a fifth marked the first day of play in the state tennis tournament at the Louisville Country Club. John Schaaf and John Wentzell each won a set before rain halted play. W L McElroy defeated Arthur Middleton 6 2 7 5 while J J Armstrong beat P O Bryan 6 3 6 1. Play resumes tomorrow at 10 am with Miss Sutton and Miss Browns of California and Mr and Mrs Gustave Touchard of New York in action.
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Line Up For First Games With Western Invaders
Washington players MoeHer Foster Milan Gandil Shanks Morgan McBride Henry Williams Ainsmith Groem Petty Vaughn Johnson Umpires Easterly Egan Cleveland Ryan Olson Jackson Lagole Grigga Birmingham Turner Easterly ONeill Livingston Adams Blanding Mitchell George O'Loughlin date Wixeb started.
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Tennis Tourney Under Way at Seabright Club
Noted racketers compete in singles for the Achells challenge cup and doubles for the Barrows Crawford cups at Seabright Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club Seabright N J July heat leads to absences and substitutions as top players like A B Thurber and William A Larned miss singles while Mahan Behr Niles and others win or default in early matches with Plummer Prentice defeating Watson and Wrenn.
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Elena wins Eastern Yacht Club Maine coast schooner race
Morton F. Plant's Elena sails from Fox Island Thoroughfare to Pumpky Ireland Light over a 21 12 mile course in 3 hours 2 minutes 21 seconds. Trojita owned by E W Clark of Philadelphia takes second in 3 hours 4 minutes 14 seconds, Enchantress owned by W E Iselin of New York finishes third in 3 hours 5 minutes 12 seconds.
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New York Motorcyclist Breaks Record at Brighton Beach
Arthur Chappel of New York broke a time trial record by traveling 3 miles in 2 minutes 3 and 4 fifths seconds at Brighton Beach last night. He then won the Eastern championship by defeating Harry Thomas of Philadelphia in a 5 mile match race in two straight heats with times of 3 minutes 38 and 2 fifths seconds.
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Chicago Philadelphia New York and Pittsburgh score report
A compact scoreboard note showing Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2 percent, New York 2 and Pittsburgh 9, with Pittsburgh Philadelphia 2. The fragment lists team initials and scores in a terse, unreadable line, reflecting a partial sports blot and inconsistent punctuation.
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Naps Split Doubleheader with Athletics in One Day
Cleveland stops in for two games, with the Naps sweeping the Athletics in a doubleheader. Krapp and Brown pitched for Cleveland as ONeill and Lapp stole on Lapp. Paskett and Lobert starred for Philadelphia. The first game ended 7 to 4, the second 4 to 2, dropping Philadelphia to fourth in the standings.
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Boston Wins In Tenth Inning Over St Louis
Devlin's triple and O Rourke's single in the tenth inning lifted Boston to a 3 1 win over St Louis in opening game. Bresnahan was ordered off for disputing a decision. Game notes list hits, runs, and error details with Perdue and Willis on the mound for the visitors and St Louis pitchers.
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Miss May Sutton Defaults in Cincinnati Tennis Meet
In Cincinnati on July 6 rain halted the championship round of the tristate ladies singles. With Sutton unable to stay, Marjorie Dodd of Cincinnati won by default to claim the cup. Sutton left for Louisville for other engagements. Browns and Moyes won the ladies doubles final beating Sutton and Touchard.
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White Hopes In Bad Fight Ends For Storbeck
Special to The Washington Post report from New York July 8 describes Jim Stewart of Brooklyn defeating Fred Storbeck of South Africa in six rounds. Storbeck failed to continue after exhaustion despite landing hard lefts earlier, Stewart overwhelming him later. Stewart weighed 273 4 and Storbeck 214 pounds.
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the Garden
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No Wolgast Rivers Bout Rumors Stir City Fight Plans
Ad Wolgast denies any Labor Day return bout with Joe Rivers and says he has not been approached. Rivers seeks a New York match, while promoter T J McCarey faces renewed tensions from the July Fourth dispute. Rivers’ manager plans to push for a top contender if Wolgast refuses.
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Reds Pay $3,000 for Pitcher Davis in Sale
Knoxville reports that pitcher Frank Davis of the local Appalachian League club was sold to the Cincinnati Nationals for 33.0. Davis will report to Cincinnati on Monday after the deal was announced locally.
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