Capital City League Aloysius Defeats St Stephens 3–1
In a dusk-delayed Capital City League game atjanton North Cephol and 1 streets northeast Aloysius outlasted St Stephens 3 to 1. Bernie Gallagher limited St Stephens with strong pitching until three safeties in the sixth. Aloysius scored five in the seventh half but the game ended due to darkness.
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Printing Office League Cowboys Defeat Pressmen 5 to 1
In a Thursday game Cowboys edge Pressmen 5 1. Brown pitched well for the Cowboys with clean fielding supporting two quick infield double plays by the Pressmen. La trambois and Conray each had three hits for the Cowboys. notable plays included Laframbots and Feckwith with two-base hits.
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Departmental League routs Treasury as Lord shines
In a Departmental League clash, Interior Department defeated Treasury 9 to 3 with Lord delivering a standout one hand stop and Neuman coaching. The game featured solid defense, multiple runs in both innings, and key hits by Newman and Burbanks. Contests continued with Hamilton Stars, Eastern Stars, and a Cumberland report on Piedmont franchise moves and Staunton’s 10 to 1 victory over Richmond Undertakers.
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Sunday School League Prevails In 12 4 Victory Over Mets
Sixth beat the Mets 12 to 4 as Hampton led with a double and two singles. D McDonald and Clyde Richmond added three singles each. McDonaldmade a great left field catch and Ballenger showcased base running. Pitcher Hampton worked well with infield support as Kieser covered left for the losers.
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Nau's Unassisted Triple Play Highlights St Patrick vs Immaculate
In the Marquette League game, Nau executed an unassisted triple play in the first inning as Immaculate beat St Patrick 7 to 1. The play came with runners on second and third and Maceron at bat, driving a ball to Nau who touched third and caught Reagan after moving from second.
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Sudhoff Bales Again In St Louis After KC Trip
Willie Sudhoff returns to St Louis following a quick visit to Kansas City where he spoke with George Tebeau, owner of the Kansas City club. Tebeau bought Sudhoff’s release from Washington, but Sudhoff seeks an unconditional release and refuses to go back to the minors, with friends predicting he will not return to Kansas City.
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George Tebeau
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Wille
Passing of Noodles Hahn and Release From Yankees
New York July 20 Noodles Hahn veteran pitcher for the New York Americans asked for and was granted his release by the Yankee management. He said the action was voluntary and due to dissatisfaction with his recent work. He gave no details on future plans.
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Nooddles” Hahn
New York Americans
Notes on Fandom and Baseball Rumors from Indianapolis
A jumble of notebook-style notes recounts baseball players, teams, and trades with mentions of O Leary, Donahue, Altizer, Stahl, Kittredge, and John McCloskey. Reports on Glenns, Grady, and the Giants seeking Win Kel lum, plus a Brush offer for the star pitcher. The text mixes game notes, player evaluations, and looming transactions from Indianapolis and St Louis contexts.
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Smith In Pitchers' Duel For Detroit Washington Game
Detroit tops Washington 4 to 2 in an extra inning mix with Wakefield and Kantredge errors shaping the late frames. Smith pitched masterfully for Washington while Donahue struggled at times for Detroit as Warner delivered the decisive drive in the eleventh.
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Pickle O'Leary
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Charley Hickman Struck by Fever in Garfield Hospital
Nationals outfielder Charley Hickman is hospitalized in Garfield with fever. Doctors monitor suspected incipient pneumonia as he recovers from illness likely to sideline him for several weeks after returning to form with two hits per game prior to his ailment.
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Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg In Seven Inning Scoring Spree
Special to The Washington Post Pittsburg July 10 Brooklyn quashed Pittsburg hopes as Meliveen lasted five innings before a Brooklyn onslaught. Beaumont and Philippe fueled a six run sixth inning with two Beaumont hits and a later double by Philippe. Stricklett relieved Scanlon after a bat-grounder incident. final score Brooklyn 6 Pittsburg 4 as Hummel hit a homer and Ritchey, Jordan and Scanlon contributed.
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Pfeiffer and ONeill Turn Tables on Cubs in Boston Return
In Chicago on July 10 Fred Pfeiffer and Jack ONeill exacted revenge on their former Cubs teammates after a prior stunt. Pfeiffer yielded two walks that loaded the bases and sparked scoring. Gessler started in center for Brooklyn in place of Sheckard as Boston and Chicago traded blows. Final lines show Boston scoring in bursts while Chicago stranded runners, with O'Day the umpire and a game time around an hour.
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Hare Hitting Helps Philadelphia Defeat St Louis 3 to 1
In St Louis July 1 Hare led Philadelphia to a 3 to 1 victory over St Louis with three fifth inning runs. Excluding one middle inning, Philadelphia controlled the game. Bransford and Mureau sparred at bat, while Dooly and Murray contributed in the field as Philadelphia earned the win in about an hour and twenty three minutes.
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Mathewson Shelled as Reds Rally Past Giants in Fourth
Cincinnati's Ned Hanlon reshaped lineup to plate three on two singles a double and a slashing triple by Schiel in the fourth inning. McGraw argued umpire Carpenter's calls and was ejected as Giants faltered late. Wicker and Mathewson each labored, with Lobert and Schiel delivering key hits for the Reds.
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Walcott Wins Welterweight Title In Chelsea Knockout
Joe Walcott of Boston retains the welterweight world championship by knocking out Jack Dougherty of Milwaukee in the eighth round at the Lincoln Athletic Club Chelsea. A left-hand swing to the jaw dropped Dougherty, who tried to rise but could not beat the count as the bell rang.
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Baseball Budget: Yesterday's Games Across Leagues
A condensed recap of yesterday's results from the Baseball Budget. Scores span the American and National Leagues with rain delays affecting several matchups in Toronto Montreal, Providence Jersey City, Newark Baltimore Newark, and others. Notable results include Detroit 4 over Washington 3, Philadelphia 3 Cleveland, Boston 3 Chicago 6, and Roanoke 1 Portsmouth 8.
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Virginia League show Portsmouth edge Roanoke 8 to 1
Special to The Washington Post from Portsmouth Virginia. Cassidy opened scoring early as Portsmouth defeated Roanoke 8 to 1 despite an error in right field by Revell that could have allowed another shut-out. Players praised include Patterlea Revall Edwards Caissing and Cooper.
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Danville blanks Norfolk 6 0 in local effort
Special to The Washington Post Danville Virginia shut out Norfolk 6 to 0 as heavy hitting by the locals and Howard in the box dominated. Key moments included Powell's sensational catching in left and Hopkins contributing for Danville. Scoring details appear with innings for Danville and Norfolk. Batteries were Howard and Peney ter with umpire Stachle.
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Weil and Walsh Are Matched for Ban-Tam Weight Title Fight
Los Angeles July 10 manager McCarey of Pacific Athletic Club announces Frankie Néll and Jamie Walsh have been matched to fight twenty pounds in this city August 3 for the bantamweight championship. They will weigh in at 116 pounds. Walsh is currently in training.
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Pugilism and Aquatics Individuals Highlighted in July Events
Fragmented OCR lists names and dates for boxing and aquatics events, including Gain Berger and Hartimore, with references to August and July meetings. Also mentions a United States Golf Association championship in Englewood and horse shows in Frederickaburg today and tomorrow.
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Horse Show Opens Today in Fredericksburg Virginia
Hadi of Hie Special to The Washington Post reports on the Fredericksburg horse show grounds lively with visitors and stables from Julian Morris Warrenton Blair Jolson and others. Twenty one entries plus a Consolation race promise a bright exhibition with steeplechasers and performances by notable riders and clubs.
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Victory for Americans in international cricket match
Philadelphia July 10 Americans defeated Canada by a large margin in a Germantown Cricket Club match. Heavy batting by the home eleven and deadly Philadelphian bowling dominated. Canada totaled 152 in two innings while the Americans reached 405 for their second innings, with play resuming at 6:20 p m and Canada losing a tenth wicket at 6:35 p m.
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Glidden Tour Begins To-Day With 35 Manufacturers
Officials of the American Automobile Association supervise the Glidden Tour, described as the greatest ever run, with 35 manufacturers represented. Brettany arrives in Buffalo and establishes headquarters. advance car and road arrows planned under J Schreyer of New York.
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Golf match postponed between Wilmington and Chevy Chase
Orinaby McCammon captain of Chevy Chase Golf Glob received a telegram from F D H. Janvier secretary Wilmington Country Club said Wilmington could not arrive Thursday as planned. The Middle Atlantic Golf Association trophy match for five men teams is rescheduled later this month with full explanations to follow.
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Prominent Golfer Tweedie Dies in the West
Special for the Washington Post reports Tweedie one of the best known Western golfers died here yesterday. He helped found Belmont Golf Club in 1885, the first of its kind in the West, and was its president at death. Cumberland Beats Waynesburg in a close game with Weynesburg Batteries and key players Cannon Milliman and Weynesburg stars.
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Dan Foley Dies Suddenly at St. Vincents Hospital
Worcester Massachusetts July 10 Daniel J Foley former Manhattan and Holy Cross College football star died last night at St Vincent s Hospital after an appendicitis operation performed Saturday He was regarded as one of Holy Cross greatest football players. Lake Erie Races Postponed in Jamestown due to rain. Sporting queries and answers from The Post include bets on Hahn and NeGovera fights and historical notes on McGovern Corbett featherweight bouts Carter Handicap and Jeffries Jackson fight details.
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