Athletics Win On Errors In Ninth Inning
Cleveland led early but tied in the fifth as three Athletics crossed home on unearned runs. A late rally decided the game with unearned scores and a final victory for the visitors.
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Results of yesterday's games in major league clubs
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 as Joss pitched well until two early doubles and two singles produced three Cleveland runs. Philadelphia later errors allowed three more runs in the ninth. Attendance 4,500. Other lines note New York 3 Detroit 0 and Chicago 3 Boston 0 with today matches listed.
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Ohio
Philadelphia
Joss
Stovalt
Kahl
Buelow
Clevaland Rhoab
Phila Rhoab
QaeKwon
FC Gharieel
Toto
Brovatl
Buslow
Chesbro Shuts Out Detroit In All-Star Showdown
Chesbro dominated Detroit on July 10, preventing any second bases and limiting locals to few hits as Conroy robbed Crawford of a homer and a sharp 4 liner catch. Attendance reached about 1,500 with New York ahead 6 0. The game featured strong defense and pitching, with Chesbro earning the win and Detroit's bats held to quiet output.
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Mich
Chesbro
Conroy
Crawford
New
Hikerfeldas
O'Williams
Coughnanty
Go Schaefer
Wenger
Winduay
Orule
Boren
McGuire
Killsap
York
New York
Williams
Sacrifisy Kitebarteld
Yeager
Om KiMan
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Baseball Notes Show Several Trades And Players
Clarke Griffith loans Putt Mann to Providence while Mike Donlin tops the century mark in hits. Gibson named catcher by Fittabys. Lafty Caldwell refuses Montreal farm, Calaban disliked by Griffith. St Louis Nationals sign Tommy Toate. Washington praises Chase at first base. Beall absent for Orioles. Rothgeb shines for Nationals in left. Hynes eyed by St Louis. Turner released by New Bedford. Casey to manage Montreal, Hoffman to Cubs. Squeeze play used in Washington Baltimore games. Rothgeb excels at Newark. Hahn eyed by managers. Southern League scenes noted. Dod Hill poised for Pittsburg arrival within 24 hours.
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Fittaby
Gibson
St. Louis Nationals
Tommy Toate
East Lake
Washington
Chase
Jimmy Barrett
Detroit
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Des Moines
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Pitcher’s ties and trades hint at Pirates deal with Washington
The article reports a former Washington AL club pitcher linked to a Pirates ownership slice and a potential exchange deal. It notes he recently played in the Vermont League to regain condition for a Pittsburgh arrival, owned by Homer Hillebrand, amid details of matchups and sunlit games affecting Griffith’s pitching.
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Hillebrand
Vermont
Homer Hille~ Brand
Pirates
Clarke Onmithny
Noddie
Hitcher Griffith
Foxy Griff
Mile
Griffith
Standings Snapshot of Premier Baseball Clubs
The report lists results: Boston 3 Philadelphia 3, Chicago 4 Pittsburg 1 with matchups Brooklyn New York Bath Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at New York. Standings show New York leading with wins and losses, followed by Cincinnati Pittsburg St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago and Boston with varied percentages.
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Brooklyn
New York
Bath
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Wwew
York
Piltsbury
Ois
Louis
Baz
Koston
Outbatting Boston Defeats Philadelphia Despite Losses at Bat
Boston defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2 in a nine inning game as Boston outbatted but held the lead through most of the contest. Attendance 1,425. Notable players include Thomas, Tenney, Gleason, Dolan, Delebanty, Titus, Wolverton, Mages, Tanettl, Bransfield, Raymer, Moroz, Abbott, Young, Corridon. Umpire Mr. Kiem. Time one hour forty minutes.
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Moroz, Cs
Abbotte
Young
Deoin
Corridon
Beaton
Plundelphia
Moraz
Abbatiechlo
Olverton
Delan
Widpuch
Kiem
Tima
Outfield saved Weimer in drawn game
Pittsburgh Chicago game ended in darkness after eight innings scoreline shows Chicago secured runs on five hits in the third and fourth. Welmer’s outfield support credited for saving the pitcher. Attendance 4 86. Rosters list Weimer, Hillenbrand, Case and others with multiple errors and fielding notes.
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Case
Pittsburg
Welmier
Patsburg
Chicag
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AE Clymer
Sigg
LRG Cinike
Sehwipega Weaumont
Malongy
Warner
O'Hoffman
Cail @ Howard
Tinker
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Evers
Ritchey
Casey
Sb. Garrisoh
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Weimer
Hiliebrend
Rane
Howard
Holtman
Slagle
Kling Baerlsceilt
Careyy
Hoffman
Carrisch
Howard Firat
Dalle
Weather and rain delay sweep minor league baseball games
Multiple games across American Association Eastern and other leagues were postponed or altered due to rain and wet fields. Notable results include Rochester defeating Jersey City 1 0 and Charlotte beating Danville 7 2, while several matchups were postponed in Kansas City Columbus Milwaukee and Savannah Charleston due to persistent showers.
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American Association
St Paul
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Albany State vs Cincinnati in Albany July 10 score 5 3
Albany State League beat Cincinnati 5 3 as Hahn and Check struggled with Mosk allowing scattered hits. 4000 fans witnessed the game in Albany New York.
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Albany
Cincinnati
N. C
Mount Pleasant Triumph Over St Stephen's In Rally Victory
Mount Pleasant Congregationists rally to defeat St Stephen's after a strong start by the visitors. Chitten den relieved Sheckells and shut down St Stephen's offense as Mount Pleasant built a late lead with superior batting. Official score shows Mount Pleasant 5 St Stephen's 2 with key hits from Miller Chittenden and Shockes and notable pitching by McKnight and Chittenden.
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Chittenden
Ballenger
McKnight
Bheckells
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hiv—Stoebler
Peck
Stucker
Koehler
MacDonald
Heckens
Metropolitan Baptists Edge Calvary for Second Place
Metropolitan Baptist defeated Calvary Baptist 6 to 2 on the northeast grounds. Calvary could not consistently hit with runners on base, while Metropolitan capitalized with timely hits and solid defense. Official box shows Mets Bapt 6 runs 9 hits 1 error, Calvary 2 runs 7 hits 4 errors, with notable performances by Richmond and Dampier for Calvary and Langtry and Matthews for Metropolitan. Game time about 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Joss
Cleveland
Fhitadelphia
Philadelphia
Turner
Stovall
Flick
Bradley
Davis
Hoffman
Aboytald
White—Bay
Hartset
Moakles
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Gerucik
Jost
Conklay
Menara, Conner and
Kelly
First Congregational
Dougine
Calvary
Baptist
Cal
Apt
Broar' Briggs
M-Fanton
Biwet
Matthews
Langtry
Wretoher
Wentervell
McMahon
Menton
Richmond
Quadman
Pasand Ball
Freye
Dave Vatrable
Printing Office League sees Pressmen edge Cowboys 18 to 11
In a Printing Office League game the Pressmen scored 18 runs on 6 hits to defeat the Cowboys 18 to 11. Williams pitched well, holding the Cowboys to scattered hits after a rough first and sixth innings. Kappler struggled on the mound for the Cowboys as errors and offense from the Pressmen pushed ahead. Final line shows strong hitting support from Webb and Cotter, with Kappler taking the loss.
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Sto Foundry
Wanka
Columbia
Poundry
Kappler
Williams
Comboye
Rhoae
Proamen
Rhoad Herrann
O'Connersf
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Rei
Cotterpes
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Newman
Eckwith
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Forden
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Basen Cowboys
Blret Bage
Balia
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Hita
Wilhams
Wiliams
Ghute
Willames
Forlon
Treadway
Couroy
O’conser
William Brolen Bages
Herman
O'Conner
Veatch
Veateh
Haupler
TL Wildplehes
Eapplar
Herrmann
Dougherty
Iour Aid
Amateur Baseball Summary From Tanglewood and Local Clubs
Amateur baseball notes from the era report the Tanglewood Athletic Club disbanding this season after key players resignments. St Stephen's Juniors defeated the Second Tanglewoods 9 to 0. East Washington Athletic Club seeks uniformed teams over twenty, with listed lineups and contact. The Washington Boys Club beat St Johns Georgetown 9 to 8, capt Keane noted for power. Belvidere and Keystone clubs played a seven inning game at Halt and 1 streets with Keystone forfeiting after late efforts.
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St. Stephen’s Juniors
Tanglewoods
Teries
Vermont Avenue
East Washington Athletic Club
Ison
Buck Hart
Hech
A. Brand
Keane
Scrivenor
Kimball
J. Krane
Olive Avenue
Belvidere
Keystone
Halt
Keystones
Riflemen Ambassador’s Guests in London luncheon
Ambassador Reid hosted a luncheon at his London residence for the Seventh Regiment of New York riflemen visiting. Guests included Sir Howard Vincent of the Queens Westminster Volunteers and Mr. and Mrs. J. Bassier, with Dorchester Horse present among others.
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Swy iv
Ambassador Reid
Seventh Regiment of
New York
Dorchester Horse
Howard Vincent
Queens Westminater Volunteers
J. Bassier
Martin's Fast Win Over Trinity In Marquette League Clash
The St Martin team defeated Trinity 8 to 5 in a Marquette League game. Key players included Gerard, Shaffer, Lipscombe, and O Brien for St Martin, with Millary pitching for Trinity. The official score lists St Martin 8 runs after a scoring sequence with multiple singles and errors, while Trinity tallies 5. Time of game was about 1 hour and 40 minutes.
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St.Martin
Rhoaes Trinity
Rhoae Gerard
Melntyra
Shaffer
Lipscombe
Dogan
Merolander
Wople
O Frank
B.galher
St. Martie
Trinity
Siar Luge
Balla
Hillary
O'Brien
Millary
Dugan
Freeman
Gul- Wher
Bhatter
Waplesu
J O'Brien
Basce
Gerards
Bagatt
Howell
Neu
Wanle
Lipscomb
MM. O'Brien
Wild
Sitchea
Mr. Newmann
FIRST HONORS TO KISER IN HAMLINE TRACK AUTO RACES
Harl Kiser won the five mile special event at Hamline track, beating all experts as Barney Oldfield broke down. Oldfield led early but finished behind with a 5 84 6 time. Several accidents occurred including Charles Myers hitting the fence and M A Clarke bruised in a similar turn incident. Other events included women’s novelty races, Minnesota car heats, and invitations. Nassau Long Island grants Vander Wit Cup races in September and October with separate American and international car classes.
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Harl Kiser
Hamline Track
Charles Myers
Myers
M. A. Clarke
Burney Oldfield
Louis Chevriolet
Oldfield
Chevriolet
Mra
F. Josewick
St. Faul
Mra. C. Fawkes
Minneapolis
Misa Andrews
Chicago
Whréemlle
Minnesota
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J. Bimpoon
Victor Stomquist
Tho
Willes
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C. A. Joy
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C. H. Burnham
J. I. McCullough
B. L. Thackey
Firms
Earl Kiser
Barney Oldfield
Jay
Bernay Oldfield
New York
Nassau Long Island County Board of Supervisors
North Hempstead
Capital City League Batting Rally Seals Columbia Win
In a ninth inning rally the Columbia Athletic Club defeated Carrolliana 4 2. Hoyle singled but advanced on a bad bound, Glatzbach drove him home with a third base hit and Smith nailed the other run with a single. Leonard pitched for Columbia and Stone for Carroll. home run by Taylor and several defensive plays noted.
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Carrolla
St. Stephen's Institute
Columbia Athletic
Nning
Columbia Athletic Club
Hoyle
Gloizbach
Smith
C. A.C
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Corlijn
Cullen
Baboon
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Waple
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Multen
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Leonard
Gelumbia A. Corpoo
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Stone
Leanant
Taylor
Wapie
Glotzback
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Mullen
Mr. Hardy
Zobuten
Princeton-Ale Team Loses in Doubles at Ardsley
Alexander and Hackett lost in five sets to Allen and Watson at Ardsley in the opening round of the lawn tennis doubles tournament. Wrenn and Fincke defeated Little and Leroy in straight sets. Match scores included 36 6-4 6-8 0-8 6-3 and 9-7 6-2 6-3.
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Harry F. Allen
C. F. Watson
Orange Club
George L. Wrenn, Jr
Reginald F. ¥Incke
Country Club of
Westchester
Raymond D. Little
Robert Leroy
Princeton-Columbia
Allen
Watson
Wrenn
Fincke
Little
Leroy
Bachelors Start Tournament At Lawn Tennis Club On N Street
The Bachelors Lawn Tennis Club opened its summer tournament on the Seventeenth and N streets courts with members only in attendance. Daily results featured H C Sheridan defeating A Y Bradley and J M Kenyon beating D W Donn among others, with Spencer Gordon a leading contender. Afternoon matches set included Sheridan vs. Micison winner, Kenyon vs Hendrick, McLean vs. Sudworth, Hendrick vs. Swenarton, Gordon vs. Newbold, and Gower vs. Harris.
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Bachelors
Seventeenth
N Streets
Spencer Gordon
H. C. Sheridan
A. Y Bradley
J. M. Kenyon
D. W. Donn
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Upper Marlboro Race Meet Plans Announced by Official
Secretary Brooke unveiled the Southern Maryland Fair Association race meet set for August 15 to 17 in Upper Marlboro Maryland. The program calls for five entered horses per event with four starters each day and features trotting and pacing races with purses from 100 to 3200 dollars and a 2:20 pace for two and three quarter mile heats. A separate item reports a saloon duel in Brooklyn ending with a bystander killed as John Thomas and John Shepard flee the scene.
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Southern Maryland Fair Association
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Lawyer Sentenced to Prison for Grand Larceny
John F. Wooten, a lawyer in New York, was sentenced to Sing Sing for grand larceny in the first degree after stealing a $1,000 check from David Rothschild, who is in Sing Sing for wrecking the Federal Bank. Wooten’s counsel secured a certificate of reasonable doubt and a stay pending argument. E J Mackey, Warren County official, died by hanging last night.
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Quorum Wins at Brighton in 1:51 Stakes Thriller
Quorum, a 7 to 1 shot, captured the Atlanta Gelling Stakes at Brighton Beach by a head over Nostromo, with Guiding Star third. The day featured the fastest mile and two furlongs of the year, a 1:61 445 by Butting, just off the world record. Yankee Consul was the only winning favorite.
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Four Favorites Win at Kenilworth Park Steeplechase
Kenilworth Park Buffalo July 10 Following a jumper Follow On owned by a Washington man defeats St Jolly and Butter Ladle in the two mile steeplechase. Other races at Kenilworth feature Oro Vive Quixote Prince Tulane and Royal Window as winners. Latonia and Delmar results also noted with multiple winners and fast times.
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Press Clubs Move to Affiliate in Americas
Pittsburg July 10 President Keenan of the International League of Press Clubs reports an understanding with President Morales of the Havana Press Club and colleagues regarding the early affiliation of Cuban journalistic organizations with the International League of Press Clubs. Negotiations with Canadian and Mexican clubs are under way.
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Merchant Kills a Burglar in Natrona Store
Pittsburg July J. H. Thomas proprietor of a clothing store at Natrona near here shot and killed an unknown burglar found entering his store through a window this morning. A card in the dead man’s pocket bore the name John Molnar. Thomas was exonerated.
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Racing Entries at Brighton Beach Show Wide Field
Ten day racing card lists six furlong sprints and longer events. Entries include First Hopa, Wool Soap, Russi and Andina among two every 14, Edith Jame, Bury Bee, Barry Hoof at Waterheard Flevigoy. Second race features four year olds and up with Hoemts Jeound Sovereign Incudstor Monet and others. Third race opens the card for three year olds and up with Gold Dome Soto Belle Roma Bronco Wise Jerry Lynch and more. Fourth and subsequent races present handicaps and selling events with multiple named runners and varied distances.
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Deviltree
France
Latonia
Young Methodist Athletes Excursion to Marshall Hall
Churches joined in a Sunday-school excursion to Marshall Hall on the Charles Macalester carrying about 1700 scholars and parents. Events directed by J B Baird included sprint and field events for different age groups with Epworth and St Pauls teams prominently winning several races and a dance pavilion drill by girls from St Pauls Church.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Tonic Promises Heat Fatigue Relief
The hot weather test shows people overestimate strength and endure fatigue poorly. Many feel enervated and low in spirits by the heat. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a tonic that strengthens the blood promotes refreshing sleep overcomes tired feeling and increases appetite.
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Cheristelle
Emma Mexer
the Wizard
Rhyme and Beason
Lady Bellate
Thank Haven
Exe
Bismarck
Outlaw
Eneb
Young Methodist
Tyoyal Pilsen
Hght
Abner-Drury Brewingco
N. W
I Stineme Cor
Gosman Ginger Ale
White Duck Oxfords
Richards
Tspcan
The
George E. Hebbard
Ninth Street
Eiseman
J. G W. Eiseman
Seventh Street
Sesporanch
Walfords
Gineen Ale
Elias Ralf Liquor Co
7Th St. S. W
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!