Stahl Clears Bases With Two Baggers In Beaten Doubleheader
In Philadelphia the Athletics split with the Senators, winning 3 0 in the opener and losing 11 2 in the nightcap before about 14 000 fans. Waddell and Patten matched scoreless innings in a sharp first game, while Henley and Bender struggled in the second as Washington rallied with timely hits and shrewd baserunning.
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Waddell
Patten
Henley
Bender
Senators
Orth
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Athletica Today
Reuben
Washingtons
Athletics
Rube
Seybold
Murphy
Tedis
Mullin
Monta Crows
Cassidy
Shreck
Monte
Bhreck
Albert
Coughlin
Senatoria MD
Washington
Stuart Coughl
Feld
Donovan
Monte Cross
Cassily
Henney
Stahl
O’neill
Hartzel
McCormick
Sune
Herring
Trcnder
Powers
Hen- Jen
Shree
Montevod
Cross
Pickering
A L. Cross
Flickering
Hartsel
Clarke
Orin
Messrs
Dwyer Id Kiow
Young Out pitches Chesbro Wins for Boston
Boston defeated New York 2 to 1 as Young outpitched Chesbro. Boston showed poorer support, with 21 403 attendance. McGuire and Selbach hit two base hits, while Williams and Ferris contributed for New York.
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Boston
New York
New York Today
Young
Chesbro
Rhoaeh
Rhore Stan
Doughty
Collins
Qj Keeler
Treeman
Williams
Parent
Anderson
Selouch
Iberfeld, Ag O
Ferris
Conroy
Criger
McGuire
Garrett
Sa ' Toble
Benton
Selbach
Stahl
Iferris
Banes
Wirat Bana
Chesbra
Hirat Basa
Étrora
Cheabro
Usapire
Mr. Sheridan
Mintan
Crawford Wins for Detroit in Tenth on Crawford’s Single
In Cleveland on July 9 Detroit beat Cleveland 4 3 in ten innings as Crawford’s bases loaded single drove in the decisive runs. Moore’s errors sparked Detroit’s three runs while Cleveland’s runs came via miscues. Lush and Fick featured on catches as Chicago prepared to play a postponed game here Monday. Attendance 4,105.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Crawford
Detroit
Moore
Lush
Fick
Chicago
Seare
Melntyra
Bradley
Abi
BO Laford
Rid
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Vawé
Tho
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Allbutt
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O Mauri
Bresey
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Melatyre
Threwlass
WimViek
Bashifire
bit—Wiekian
Blolen
Bawe
Tayira
Balle
Moora
Kasan
Petrait
Biruak
Benovan
Connolly
Shut Out by Altrock in Chicago Victory Over St Louis
In a pitchers battle, Chicago defeated St Louis 1 to 0 as an error by Hill decided the game. Attendance 80. Burkett and Hempni suffered the loss and Altrock pitched for Chicago, with key plays including a two-base hit by Padden and a sacrifice fly by Callahan.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Hill
Padden
Callahan
Davis
Wallace
T. Jones
T Jones
F. Jones
McFarland
Altrock
Howell
Mr. O'Loughlin
Minor League Scores Across Leagues In Compact Weekend Card
Eastern League results show Rochester 3 over Toronto and Montreal 5 over Buffalo while Baltimore topped Jersey City 6 3. American Association notes Milwaukee 9 Toledo 0 and Indianapolis 6 Kansas City 4 with a Kansas City 4 1 rematch. Southern League sees Nashville 7 Atlanta 6, Birmingham 4 Montgomery 2, Shreveport 6 New Orleans ?, Memphis Little Rock and more. Street notes cover local teams Riverdale St James and Marquette Association playdays with rain interruptions and diamond conditions impacting errors and key players.
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Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Baltimore
Jersey City
Providence
Newark
Southern League
Nashville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
Shreveport
New Orleans
Memphis
Memphs
Little Rock
Taln
Ten Errors Defeat Librarians in Capital City League
In a chaotic Capital City League game, St Stephen's Library loses 18 to 8 to Rainmakers as errors plague the Librarians. J Kidwell dominates on the mound with 17 strikeouts while Hitzgerald compounds the trouble with five hits. Downs and Waters struggle with errors as Oyster starts, then fatigues, and Harbin makes a glancing catch.
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Library Boye
St. Stephen's
St. Braphen's Institute
Library of Congrea
Library of Congress
Oyster
J . Kidwell
Rainmakers
Fair Fettle
Hitzgerald
Captain Downs
Waters
Harbin
Walsh
St Stephen's
Librery
Rathman
Fitzgerald
Downs
Nore Mortarity
Buscher
OlBrady
Donovan
Mdermatt
Graves
Burns
Gardner
Stephen's
Stephen Ne Dh
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Atriak Uutety
New York Rocks St Louis In Doubleheader To Lead NL
New York wins a doubleheader at St Louis to take first place in the National League standings. In the first game Mathewson left after seven, McGinnity aided Wiltz in the final inning. attendance 9,200. The lineup features G Collis toner Primrose King Broome Moreland Cullen McCormick Krohling Neff Nett Brown Hughes Scorpi and Rowan. Philadelphia visit Cincinnati and Brooklyn host Chicago in today’s schedule.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Beaton
New York
St. Louis
St- Louis
Louis
Mathewgon
McGinnity
Wiltz
Giancy
G. Collistoner
Primrose—King
Broome
Moreland
Cullen
McCormick
Krohiing
Neff
Nett
Brown
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Scorpi
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Hope Farrell
Bresnahan
Shannon
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Devin
Emootef
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T. Li Qi Mertes
Shave
Barclay
Ad Q.dahlen
Burke
Gilbert
Zensfose
Bowerman
Taylor
Mathewson
Delsaa
McGann
Dahlen
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Rhoar
Rhoa Ber
Bres'han
Shannaagie Browne
Bhay
Ei Old Dovtin
A. Brest
McUann
Merten
Mf. Barclay
Dahlon
Warnat
McFarland
Wittza
Wiltze
Firat
Wilten
Boaner
Lawin
O'Day
Milla
Baseball Notes and Baseball Talk From The Nation's Capital
Notes review the season so far with comments on Baltimore, New York, and Chicago teams. Mentions managers Bill Clingman and Harry Vaughn, players Eddies Plank and Connors, and figures like Duffy and Bransfield. Highlights include price cuts in Denver, pennant hopes, and various club moves, including Toledo and Montgomery.
Senators In Quaker City Shake Up By Washington Talent
The Press reports manager Mack denies plans to trade Pickering to the Washington club while Herring, Donovan and Moran are highlighted. Cassidy shines at short and Monovan improves team spirit as the Senators chase wins, with Pickering delivering strong hitting and a dramatic bunt sequence fueling late excitement.
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Mack
Picker- Cing Tose Waehington
Wao
Herring
Washington
Patsy Donovan
Pat
Public Ledger
Donovan
Plank
Page
Monte Cross
Gettysburg
Charles Dryden
North American
Senators
O'Neill
Jake
White House
Johnnie Townsend
Johnnie
Jon
Patey
Hany Herring
Mal
Oliver Daniel Pickering
Olney
Richland County
Pick
Stahl
Bestt
Lave
Forsee
Murphy
Tahl
Aorond
Boston Shut Out By Pittsburg In July Clash
Pittsburg pitchers Flaherty and McNichols held Boston scoreless as attendance reached 6,030. Wagner and Clarke led the Pirates with key hits while O’Yennay and Delehanty contributed in a tight game that ended 6 to 0 in favor of Pittsburg. Forfeiture marked a separate Primrose loss to Holy Name after delays aimed at rain.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Flaherty
McNichols
Rhoahb Teach
Qeler
Beaumont
Efi
Ol'Yennay
Clarke
Abba
Chio
Wagner
Ogeolsy
Draneford
Delehanty
Sebring
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Ritchey
O Cumey
Q Moran
Winkerty
Willis
Fittabure
Hlaherty
Wilite
McNtohale
Wildiehee
Meine
Ols
Willa
Ff MoNlohula
Omein —Meanra
Johnstone
Carpenter
Holy Name
Primrose Athletic Club
Holy Name Athletic Association
St. Peter’s Church
Primrose
Gurley and Sixth Presbyterians Play to 18-7 Gurley Win
Gurley Presbyterian defeats Sixth Presbyterian 18 to 7 on the White Lot. Waring pitched well with eleven strikeouts as Gurleys’ hitters, led by Wynkoop with four hits in five trips, avoided timely miscues. Gordon and Rider relieved for Gurleys, while Harris and Beall contributed in the field for Gurleys’s win.
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Sixth Presbyterians
Gurley Presbyterian
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Waring
Harries
Gordon
Rider
Gurleys
Brush
Lehigh University
Wynkoop
Johnny’ Beall
Lynham
Gurley
Rhoats
Stath
Rhqoab Hughes
Connors
OlGheseldine
Baall
Mas
Xander
Siynham
Thomas
le Foe
Hindle
Herber
O Gorver
Pirtid Clear
Gries
Haring
P. Ogg
Oman
Herbert
Beall
Mander
Dalle Hughes
Uranaton
Tie Game Remains Even as St Stephen s and Mount Pleasant Play
Rainy doubleheader ends in two draws at Mount Pleasant grounds with 4 4 and 2 2 scores. Kohler and Burroughs handle mound duties for their teams amid tight infield defense and four double plays. Batters balance hits and errors as Sebastian returns from illness and Shoemaker hits a two base shot for St Stephen s.
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St. Stephen’s
Mount Pleasant
Avery
Bheckion
Congregationalista
Kohler
Bheckles
Johnna
Burroughs
Sebastian
St Stephen's
Rhoah
MtPl
Rhoab Hayden
Kelchner
Gonad
Riley
Russell
Pomeroy
Catching
A-Tindal
Boagie McKnight
Loon Bateman
Peck
Potala
Young
Toraia
TOL St. Stephen's
Shoemaker
Sheckles
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Hayden
Ricker
Hunt
Shecklea
Havens
Darneyt
Mavens
Bethany Leads in Junior League Race with Clean Run
Bethany Chapel defeated Kendall Baptist 9 to 6 in a Junior Sunday-school League game. Bethany remains unbeaten after five games, while standings show Bethany atop the table with 5 wins and 0 losses as Fifth Baptist and others trail. The column also notes debates on batting ball contact and credited assists under rules, with anecdotes from Sam Trott about historic plays.
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Bethany
THAMS
Bethany Chapel
Kendall Baptist
Kendall
Ahaad
Pitcher Hit Hard Then Center Field Catch Scoring Unchanged
A high velocity line drive struck the pitcher then caromed to center field where it was caught on the fly. The pitcher was badly hurt but the play’s scoring remained unaffected.
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Ballymore News
The
Sam" Trott
Detroit
Mentzell
Trott
Search for stars in minor leagues drives big bids
The Sporting News notes major league clubs bid for promising minor leaguers like Stone, a 1902 Omaha alum, with a .400+ batting average and strong base running but questions about arm strength. It warns managers to use expert evaluation before purchases and recalls past trades where released stars still yielded large sums, urging readiness and discipline in player handling.
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Loulg Sporting News
Milwaukee
Stone
Omaha
Boston
Cleveland
Is City
Tebeau
McKean
Childs
Tom Dmily
Brooklyn
Milwaukea
Superbas
Three Pitchers Dominate As Managers Rely On Rotation
McGraw and Colling push three pitchers apiece with Collins Young Dineen and Tannehill for daily turns while McGaw fields McGinnity Mathewson and Taylor on a rotating schedule. Both clubs hold reserves Wiltse Ames Gibson Winters as they defend the notion that two games weekly suits the pitchers best.
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McGraw
Colling
Collins Haa Young
Dineen
Tannehill
McGinnity
Mathewson
Taylor
Wiltse
Ames
Heston
Gibson
Winters
Wilts
Hla
Atara
Norman Gibson
Callahan
Chisaro Americans
James
Must Go Slow to St Louis Touring Committee Plans
The Touring Committee of the A A A aims to curb speeding on the big auto run to St Louis late this month. No races will be allowed as tourists leave from New York and Boston, with Post stating the trip should be a pleasure ride for gentlemen. Certificates may be awarded even if a traveler cannot keep to the exact road or schedule, provided they do not race ahead.
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Boston
Denver
Jimmy Ryan
Pirates
New York
Pittsburg
Duffy
Philadelphia
Toledo
Browns
Senators
Gene Demontreville
Atlanta
Gene
St. Louis
Tennallytown
Brightwood
Harry Vaughn
Fitz
O'Brien
Dutty
Iittwburg
Heston
National Selimite Folka
Mike Donlina
Herrmann
Mike
Ed Aschenbach
Washington
Hugh Duffy
Herman Long
Herman
Patti
National Commission
Donovan
Robisons
Danny Hoffman
Athletics
Clarke
Chicago
Cincinnati
Giants
Kitty
Bransfield
Preadigaton
Kittredge
Erring
Quaker City
Lefty
Chicago National Dlub
Providence Club
Corridon
Cubs
Willie Fowler
Rapley
National Theater
Augustus A. Post
Mr. Post
St. Loula
Atlantic
Broomstick by Nose Wins Brighton Handicap in Record Time
In a dramatic Brighton Handicap at Brighton Beach, Broomstick nosed out Duryea’s Irish Lad after a thrilling stretch duel as Highball finished third. A crowd of over 30,000 witnessed a new one and one quarter mile world record, though Duryea’s Duryea horse ended lame in the final strides. Irish Lad likely races no more. The day’s feature capped a strong program with Waterboy, Ort Wells, and others chasing the leaders.
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Broomstick
New York
Brighton
Brighton Beach
Capt
Brown
Pittsburg
Herman B. Duryea
W. M. Scheftel
Highball
Chicago
Waterboy
Ort ‘Wells
Waterbhoy
Broomsatick
Cagaldy
Groomstick
Hildebrand
Ort Wella
Eugenia Buran
Major Duingerfield
Trish Lad
Broomnsuck
Ort Wells
Hermis
Thomas
Hermence
Jack Ratlin
Phillips
Gay Lothario
Welsh
Atwood
Bywi
Jones
Bass
Flora
Hallo
Studio
Fire Eater
Homestead
Punchektown
Suttling
O'Neil
Land
Vdah
Red Reynard
Kueutshoon
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Wateright
Ona
Aner
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Burns
Irish Lad
Odom
Hugenia Burch
Datnger
Divination
Martin
Major Pelham
Cormack
Queen Belle
Counterpoint
Tepee
Young Henry
Schoharie
Letola
Right and True
Hydrangea
Wayfarer
Dick Bernard
Palm Bearer
Trevera
To & Wong
Crummmina
Champlain
Shower
Adian
Sir Roche
Tommy Waddell
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