Nationals Rally End Crumbles Browns In Hospital Drama
The Washington Nationals beat St. Louis 4 to 3 as Perrine was injured by a pitch in the second inning and taken to a hospital. Smith started for the Nationals and gave way to Patten who struggled as errors by Hickman and costly plays by Brown defenders helped Washington overcome a 3-1 lead by the Browns. Niles and Hickman produced multiple hits, while Clymer and Anderson added key hits for Washington.
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Patten
Nationals
St. Louis
Washington Post
Cantillon
Niles
Browns
Miles
Cane
Harry
Wilt Grasser
Hickman
Charley
Hemphill
God the Mighty Stone
Pickering
Ganley
Yeager
Hartzell
Clymer
Anderson
Elekman
Washington
Wenra
Ted
Nill
Perrine
Delehanty
Ang Nill
Ang
Charley Jones
Jones
Gine
Hielman
C. Jones
Nix
Gantey
Plexering
Stone
Swats
Taesvora
Louis
Hartgoil
T. Jones
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Powall
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Po Anderson
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Altiber
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Perring
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Ao. Batten
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Witteman
Nite
Hickmaan
Golth
Halten
fesee—Ganlar
Altice
Hartpoll
St Louis
Oh Belle
Crowds Clash as umpire protected in league baseball struggle
At a crowded neutral site in the capital, the game ended in a 10 inning tie amid chaotic scenes. Umpire protection, disputed calls, and heated benches marked the contest between South Railway and Rock Eyl College, with Weber delivering a late rally and Foster miscue nearly sparking a bench brawl. The crowd surged as players and officials struggled to maintain order, and final innings featured several fielding errors amid intense pressure.
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Aloysius-Southern
Lolly
Weber
Deey
Webb
Flessler
Holy
Belo
Henna
Har
Gallagher
Hs Spritern
Eatway Boss
Lis Feier
Fey
Eyl College
Tan
Hanes
Cerie
Webber
Fintor
Webber Yoo
Roy Oko Waugh
Wallan
Noth
MacDonald
Noteworths
Sears
Faye
Oh Las
Morar
Steinald Ashen
Partersia
Coulmier Beitman
Treasury Dominates Interior In Uneven Baseball Contest
In an eight inning game Treasury defeated Interior 7 to 2 after a bumpy start. Treasurers’ McCarthy and Gertman stood out, while Interior’s Red Man struggled with errors on base and in the field.
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Faa
Treasury
Carr
Teasury
Inter
Mccarthy
Burnherdt
Gertman
Knight
Loed
Theall
Meldeki
Yeare
Neater
Duyne
Ymicher
Veapeman
Ogorton
Tornes
Dcook
McCarthy Gertman
Lord
Heater
Oneill
Toney
Meight
Gordon
Ry Katene
Torney
Lorde
Hester
Duganny
Milks
Gertinan
Bette
Winchester Takes Second in Berkeley Springs Tilt
Winchester clinched a 7 to 3 victory over Berkeley Springs as the late burst included Woodward’s two run homer and key defensive plays. Nicodemus pitched while Beere, Kennedy and Duggan led Winchester with steady hitting. Berkeley Springs struggled offensively despite several threats.
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Weahington
Winchester
Berkeley Springs
Baker
Buster Brown
Luhn
Kennedy
Woodward
Carroll
Winchessier
Nicodemus
Shiner Meta
Capt
Cy MacDonald
Grant
Woodward Ito
Beere
Winster
Abhoah
ABO
Pondictoney
Carob, Sb
Woaalii
Ofisoker Ew
Duggan, Cf
A Harian
Uarer
Olcomtart
Herown
Oattiien Re
Nondyard
Coughlan
Bunn
Proctor
Shine
Ritedoa
Merkeley Springs
Duggan
D. Brown
Beker
Winetmster
Balte
Ferkelay Springs
Raker
MacDonald
Haker
Qitchar
Shiner
Virginians Win Second Against Seattle High School Team
Martinsburg W Va July reports Virginia team beat Seattle High School 8 to 4 in the second game here. Sterzer pitched well aside from two innings. Seattles capitalized on a few errors. Martinsburg tallied runs with timely hits and solid defense to secure the win despite strong Seattle pitching early.
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Washington
Martinsburg
W. Ve
Seattle High Schowl Alneam
Uod
Inoa
Sterzer
Morclab
Stiles
OlCarral
Milian
iCaggiia
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Tha 244 & Smith
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Maguire
Mgowne
Ual
Ruve
Mccarthy
Kay
Groner
Masel
Mullen
Mentay
Martion
Dy Asner
Mertinaburg
Erter
Mortinaburg
Grelg
County League Organized in Loudoun County
Special to The Washington Post Leesburg Virginia July 8 Loudoun Fairfax Baseball Association formed for summer series clubs from Herndon Leesburg Purcellville Waterford and nearby towns managers listed include Dr W Orr Jacoblotht Water cores Buell Herndon PTW Sadley The best game of the series will be played at Leesburg tomorrow Herndon vs Leesburg Also mentions Atlantic and Western League schedules and teams in Allentown Newark Brooklyn Omaha Denver and Des Moines objects
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Sptplal
Washington Ros
Leesburg
Loudoun- Faiifax Baseball Association
Herndon
Purcellville
Waterford
W. Th Orr
Jacsblitht Ope Ee
Watercores Buell
PTW Sadley
Area
Leesburs
League baseball results and standings from yesterday
Yesterday's games show Chicago defeating Brooklyn 7 to 1, Boston and Cincinnati tied 1. New York defeated St Louis 5 to 3, New York beat St Louis again 6 to 8, Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2, Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 6 to 2. Today matches feature Chicago at Brooklyn, New York at St Louis, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at New York. Standings list Boston and Brooklyn leading with strong records, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh close behind.
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Lous
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Loula
St. Louis
Pittaborg
Philaaelphia
Pitsburg
Games Today
Pillaborg
Cincinnst
National amateur golf qualifier at Euclid links in Cleveland
One hundred two golfers contested the national amateur championship qualifying at Euclid links Cleveland. Scores ran high with Byers and several noted players near the threshold, and 32 cards of 82 or better suggesting a tight race to reach match play as two rounds remain.
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Cleveland Links
Byers
Cleveland
Ohio
Euclid] Links
Walter E. Egans
Chicago
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
Fred Herreshoff
Ned Sawyer
Travers
Wheaton
W. T. West
Philadelphia
Thomas of. Sherman
Sadaquada Club
W. T. Whittemore
Brookline
Harvard
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
Hed
Chandler Egan
Bemoor
Harold Weber
Toledo
Charles B. Macdonald
Gardenay
John M. Ward
Foxe Hills
W. ©. Fownes
Oakmont
Bhen M. Byers
Marram
Detroit Starts Slow Then Explodes Late in Win
Detroit, Mich., July 8. Eubank and Schaefer lead a late burst as five of eight hits come in the final two innings to edge past rival pitchers. Tannefilt holds the line for most of the game while Cobb and Schaefer deliver four-base hits. Pitchers Willett and Archer exit early as Detroit scrambles to score.
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Detroit
Mich
Schaefer
Cobb
Tannefilt
Eubank
Foodielding
Archer
Willett
Tintralt
Arto AE
Fiesta
AB Hoa Wang
Opanen
Heydler suspends Chance after Brooklyn game
In Washington Park a Chicago Brooklyn game ended with Chicago winning 7 to 1 as manager Frank Heydler suspended Chenca on umpire Kmalle’s complaint. The article notes no disturbance during the game and lists players and scoring details from the Fourth Series match.
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Brooklyn
Amy
Washington Park
Chicago
Frankance
Heydler
National League
Pullam
Chenca
Seafbuaitey
Batteit
Bolt
Sleale
Shockard
Tinker
Brera
Kllag
Maloney
Hite
Alperman
Cater
Sheckard
Caney
Bell
Adrara
Carpenter
Kimelle
Mbouter
White Holds Athletics as Chicago Wins 5 to 1
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 5 to 1 in a game where White’s pitching stalls the Athletics. Umpire Shendan ejects Hahn for bat-throwing after being called out on strikes. Numerous players and scoring details noted. Bartley and White contribute key hits, with several defensive plays and base runners recorded.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Shendan
Hahn
Chica
Wettley
Tao Sonor
Uiseypand
Asboll
Davia
Doyeturty
Omumby
Rohe
Duochua
Claarest
Davis
Power
McParlans
Omartley
Panera
Jones
Rohs
Donohue
White
Bartley
Wits—Jores
Eighty One Cars to Start for Glidden Trophy Tour
Cleveland will launch forty seven touring cars and thirteen runabouts in the AAA fourth annual tour and Glidden Trophy contest with New York Motor Club leading entries. Philip Flinn resigns from the AAA touring board to compete for the Glidden Trophy with Pittsburgh Automobile Club. Additional clubs and teams adjust to the three car rule. meeting minutes and final instructions issued.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Wlenty
Emra
American Automobile Association
New York Motor Club
Cleveland Automobile Club
Chicago Automobile Club
Automobile Chap of America
Automobile Club of Detroit
Westchester Motor Club
Tarrytown
Hower
Philip Flinn
Pittshues Automo Line Club
A.A. A
Weis
Orth Pitches Rhoades In Cleveland New York Tie
Cleveland and New York split the game as Orth outpitched Rhoades. Cleveland scored its lone run on an error while New York failed to plate more. The article lists batting leaders and fielding notes, with mentions of bases, pitches, and players such as Houbla, Moriarty, and McGowan.
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Cleveland
New York
Orth
Rhoadea
Sleveland
Anico AE
Alwitlams
BiLeporte
OlMorfark
OlTharOgs
Rate Rhoades
Morth
Ep Peverey
York
Rum—Moftam
Wiltieme
Fleck
Ietane
Stroro Clevelasa
Shinchman
Erifive Biia
Toradie
Moriarkty
Laports
Cenray
Houbla
William
Chase
Besa
Bailey Rhoates
hanes—Clavgland
Ectuck
Gauieesl Howe
Quakers and Pirates Split in Doubleheader
Philadelphia July 9 Pittsburgh and Philadelphia split a twin bill. In game one Pittsburgh struck Sparks hard for a win while Brown shut down the Pirates in game two. Final tallies show pitching and fielding key to the split with both sides capitalizing on timely hits and errors.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Sparks
Brown
Pittsburg
Pinkpurs
Abe
Anderson
Leeds
Dana
Epesetas
Guarin
Camius
Uy Sparks
Roger Cresnahn to wear new pneumatic head guard with Giants
Special to The Washington Post from Cincinnati Ohio reports Roger Cresnahan will join the New York Giants soon and wear a new pneumatic head guard during dangerous batted-in shoots. The piece notes Cresnahan’s rare injury history this year and mentions his status as a backstop with shin guards and a mask.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohi
Roger Cresnahan
New York Giants
Roger
Andy Loakley
Bresnahan
Oxford Athletic Club Seeks Youth Teams for Evening Games
An amateur club advertises for teams with players aged sixteen or eighteen to join odd evening fixtures. Location cited as a Treat Northwest area. Adiresa B Swing 037 5 appears as a street or contact notation.
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Oxford Athletic Club
Adiresa
Giants Take Two in Doubleheader Over St Louis
New York swept both ends of a July 9 doubleheader over St Louis, winning 5 2 in the opener and 8 to 6 in the nightcap. Mathewson hurled in the first game, while Fromme relieved in the sixth. Key hits featured Browne Devlin Seymour Bowerman and Burnett with late runs and two home runs by Hostetter and Seymour in the second game.
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St. Louis
Mathewson
Fromme
Luh
St Lovia
Aba E Byrne
Alhannon
Fang
Reese
Obes
Kenwichy
Devin’ Abe
Burnett
Gleymour
Holly
Hanaian
Atuay
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Toutetter
OiShwy
Nomanye
Fromorgan
Lush
B. Ymetheyson
Louly
Grogan
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Devlin
Seymour
Bowerman
Oasteny
Hite
Dahlen
Molenson
St Lowi
Y Tash
Lowi
Monura
Jolstonenda Kiem
ADH
Arhoah Byrne
Shannon
Beabe
Hmegkeatty
Totata
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Slade
Hanatian
Obath
Ahanhen
Trove
Oahlen
Corconhi
Shar
Kohntehy
Burnat
Besbs
Trubasa
bit—Burnott
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Suey
Bolen Namre Sorin
Shay
Woller
Catt
On Been
Lonie
St Lanix
Pitehoe
McGinnity
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Metfinity
Beebe
Pheg
Mersia
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Jopastone
Minaten
Disorder in Boston as Boston tops Cincinnati in melee
Boston defeated Cincinnati 11 to 1 in a disorderly game highlighted by an umpire protest over a throw into the stands. A spectator was arrested for a foul ball incident as players and fans clashed, with Tenney aiding police and receiving jeers from the crowd.
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Mass
Cincinnati
Lobert
Vepney
Hugiins
Rigler
Tenney
Bridger Tenney
Roiaal Brain
Bigar Heammont
Rofig Bates
Finberty
Azenia
Wichey
OlGanul
Kruger
Ehie
Mewrey
lOdwen
Ihab
Wed
Borner
Af Sartor
Stneimuati
Rame-Br
Sebiel
Mr. Rigier
Thea St Geme
Portsmouth Wins Second Game in Ninth Inning Rally
Roanoke Va July 9 Portsmouth took the second game from the Highlanders by 3 to 2. Warren and Sullivan and Pitman delivered two runs in the ninth to secure the win as Vernazile pitched well. Roanoke led for part of the game, but Portsmouth fielded better and claimed the victory in a close contest.
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McFarland
Avery Geli
Thompson
Yhurapso
Beth
Watvon Collinan
Maddox
Wackington Poa
Roanoke
Portamouth
Highlanders
Hicky Warren
Sullivan
Pitnan
Vernazile
Incings
Batterieg
Toanokg
Vernewite and
Hinton
Porespout
Sturdersatong Hallmen
Uimpire
Iandtbor Seanoke
Norfolk
Lenchburg
Lynehours
Eckstone
Otey
Lynehinaia
Betterier
Oter and
Edwardy
Bokstone and Bentley
Palmer Wins to Reach Fourth Round at New York Championship
Complete first round at the New York State championships on Travers Island sees H Palmer the Ridgewood champion advance to the fourth round by defeating W K Gillett of New York. Californian G Touchard wins his third round, beating Floyd Smith. Princeton’s A Gerlack ousts A Iheman. Miles of Boston defeats Harvard’s Bowden.
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Ridgewood
New York
Janetennia
Floyd Smith
A. Gerlack
Princeton
A. Iheman
Miles
Boston
Harvard
C. Bowden
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