Fishermen prep for bass trout season in Potomac area
The piece describes anglers, clubs, and officials planning fishing before seasonal rules and water quality concerns. It mentions Walter Harban, Ramiel Hinstein, Sam Haw, and Dr. George Henderman, along with local groups like the Audubon Society and Maryland Fish Association. It notes issues with freshets, water clarity, and a mill’s waste problem affecting streams. It also reports on a Canada US cricket match in Philadelphia with Canada leading early.
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Nevith
Jake
Noelu
New York
Apis Middleton
Pour Mile Run
Fis Pod Gama
Idari
Willa
Botamna
von Ney
Walter
Harban
Moarrow
Maine
Ramiel Hinstein
Anglers’ Club
Great Palla
Sam Haw
Senator Waraker
Harry O. Hall
Virginia
Hall
New England
Maj. Sylvester
Audubon Society
Potomac
Providence
Harpers Ferry
Shenandoah
Maryland
District of Columbia
Gov Warfield
Washington
Blue Ridge Club
Game and Fish Association
Maryland Fish Association
United States Fish Commission
Marine Hospital Service
Beaten Out In Eighth Senators Edge Athletics In Rain
Washington defeats Philadelphia 8 to 1 as O Neill visits three hits and Plank seizes the eighth inning. Mullin leads Philadelphia with a homer and double while O Neill, Cross, and Murphy figure in the late rally for the Senators. Attendance 1,814.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Senators
Athletics
Jacobsen
Plank
Wartsel
Pickering
Love Cross
Seybeld
Lave Murphy
Donovan
Mullin
Cassidy
Cross Stahl
O'Neill
McCormick
Stahl
Powers
Lave
Dougherty-Ungland
Acore
Washington Au
Coughlin
Reybeid
Cnesyyer
Philadulphia
Brasil
Cross
Ate Mudlin
Loft Py Bane
Waphneton
Philadolphia
Firat Bane
HaAle
Batted Bernhard Out Chicago Wins Postponed Game
Cleveland and Chicago played a rain delayed game in Cleveland with Chicago winning easily. Bernhard was replaced in the third after Chicago batted him around, Haass pitching after. Callahan stood out with the bat while Green and Bay contributed errors aiding Chicago’s runs. The game ended in the eighth to allow travel, with Smith and Hess combining on the mound for Chicago and Cleveland mistakes fueling the scoring.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Ohio
Bernhard
Haass
Smith
Callahan
Bay
Attendwanna
Chicago Rhoats Fick
Dunden
Eee Bradley
Lajole
Green
Hickman
Davis
Stovan
Donahue
Ray
Tannehill
Abbott
McWarlandy
Hesa
Hers
Hess
Lueh
Lajoie
Stovall
OM Hess
Strick
Mr. Connally
Boston Escapes Shutout in 10-1 Loss by Americane
New York beat Boston 10 to 1 on July 11 as Tannehill left after a rough first inning and Gibson finished. Attendance 4,500. Scoring included two-base hits by Couroy and Powell, three-base hits by Fultz and Dougherty, and a hotline of errors and hits across the line. Umpire Mr. Sheridan. Rain checks noted for future games. local note on two stray exhibitions and a 2 o'clock Thirteenth Street game between Old Spars and Colts of The Post.
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Philadelphia
Canada
United States
Merton Cricket Club
Haverford
Highlanders
New York
Boston Today
Tannehit
Gibson
Boston
HO Stahl
Ganzel
Ib Tannehill
Powell
Gibsou
Erie—Couroy
Andsrson
Fultz
Dougherty
Hotie
Danzel
Williams
Collins
Tennehill
Bass
Gibeon
Mr. Sheridan
Caren
Rhoad Bay
Taylor
Torney
Mullen
Doot Dougherty
Ane Liodga Wilkaraon
Waple
Fulcher
Drescher
HiBedckott
Glataback
Vonnamanif
Jenking
Hanway
Rip
Hockett
Turner Athletic Club
Orton Vnieeireegene
Pirat
Erroort
Turner
Carro
Carroll
Wheatley
Hanvay
Beckett
Hanvey
H. Beckett
W. Beckett
Wilkingon
Daugherty
Say
Wickersop
Jenkins
Veonaman
Rapp
Bay
Janking
Wapie
Kelly
Dresher Wid
Mr. Handibee
Pittsburg Triumph Over Philadelphia in Wild NL Tilt
Pittsburgh pitcher Pittenger labored through a messy game marred by errors behind him. Phelps was knocked unconscious by a line drive in the third inning, Stockton-like catches by Geirs and Beaumont highlighted the action, and the Pirates held on for a 4 1/0 victory as errors ruined Philadelphia’s chances. Attendance listed at 81,000.
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Phelps
Pittaburg
Pittsburg
Pittenger
Amith
Geirs
Beaumont
Pitistart Rhoab Heaton
Clarke
Bransfeld
Smith
Delehanty
Atchey
Bransfield
Carney
Abbatiehle
Lever
Pittinger
Lover
Fisher
bail—Needham
Messrs
Johnstone
Carpenter Tiras
Gam
Four Straight From Brooklyn By Chicago Nine
Chicago beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 in seven innings as Garvin left with an injured arm. Brown would have shut out Brooklyn but for errors. Babb’s fielding stood out. Attendance 1,800 as Chicago gains a fourth straight win.
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Chicago
Garvin
Brooklyn
Wicker
Brown
Babb
Chicago- Rhoaze
Rhoah Slagle
Casey
Spdulon
Chance
Lumley
McCarthy
Sheckerd
Kiling
Hvers
Ritter
Tinker
Jordan
Evers
Rasen
Balla
Sire
Mr. Moran
Weather Rain Delays In American Association Games
In the American Association several games were postponed due to rain. Downsville defeated St. Paw 4 to 3, Minneapolis beat Columbus 4 to 3, while Toledo won 4 to 3 over Minneapolis. Other results include Birmingham 4 over New Orleans 8 and Montgomery 4 over New Orleans. Eastern League reports Buffalo 7 Rochester 0 and Providence 1 Jersey City 0 with the Newark game ending early in the seventh inning. Atlantic League games feature Augusta 1 Macon 4, Frankstonville Savannah, Jacksonvill 4, and Charleston 7 Columbia 1.
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American Association
Downsville
St. Paw
Kanner City
Toledo
Minneapolia
Columbus
Buffalo
Fuvals
Rochester
Mochraal
Newad
Newark
Saltiniere
Providence
Jersey City
AL Avaeta
Augwata
Macon
Franksonvie
Savannah
Jacksonvie
Charleston
Calumbia
Washington and National League Notes Mix of Players and Questions
Baseball notes from Washington and beyond discuss ex major leaguers in the Southern Wongas, transfers, and bids for attention as teams chase standings. Mentions include Stovall in Cleveland, McGraw’s shift to general status, Herbert’s death, and rising interest as Atlanta slips and Little Rock leads New Orleans.
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Washington Va
Lola
Tierman Long
Phillies
Wongas
Mika Doniln
Cleveland
Stovall
Muggey
McGraw
Gen. McGraw
Charley Laskey
Washington
Atlanta
Dreyden
Herring
Chicago
Ducky" Holmes
Gunton
Wilson
Seybold
Fiest
Red” Herbert
Columbus
American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Attlanta
Little Rock
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Uncle Ban
Sam Crawford
Detroit
Tigers
Rube Waddell
Mount Pleasant Triumphs In Exhibition Over St Albans Nine
Mount Pleasant beat St Albans 15 to 6 in an exhibition game after a forfeit by the Geornstown Sunday School team. Chiem pitched for Mount Pleasant, allowing one early run before surrendering four hits in the fourth inning. Donaldson worked the mound for the Grooms, with loose fielding and seven errors by both sides.
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Fourth Presbyterians
Chism
Rune
Mt Albans Shinday-eehosl
Weasleyan Mant Vernon
Eeagan
Battom Hanare
Fourth Presbyterian
Evan Te
Geornstown
Emalier
Churan League
Mount Pleasant
Hoya
Chiem
Donaldson
Rhoae
St. Albans
Bradisy
C Burdette
Bishop
Clements
Atohlson
Jeeney
W.bietaski
Farrell
King
Chamb’lain
Warman
Leary
C.don'son
And’son
Dyer
Feeney
C. Donaldson
Shaffer
Atchison
Ry Chiam
Bradley
Mr. Betts
Saved by Darkness on Mount Pleasant game ends early
Stephen's team nearly tied Mount Pleasant Methodists on Mount Pleasant grounds yesterday. The umpire sanctioned by Mount Pleasant players led to the game ending 5 to 3 in favor of Mount Pleasant. The Mount Pleasant lineup included Lord, McCauley, and Wahler, and the contest featured disputed sixth inning action and darkness ending play.
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St.tephen
Mount Pleasant
Lord
McCauley
Wahler
Methodists
Eame
Mount Pheasant Boys
Hall
Darkess
Winspire
Ataphens
Ud of & Paab
Eingla
Twa
Drager
Mate Twe Ruha
Hed
Sesrs
Tininge
Stephen
Waller
Pia Empire
Mr. Anyder
Ian How
Sixth Presbyterian Debuts in Junior Sunday School League Win
The first game of the Junior Sunday-school League yesterday saw Faith Chapel face off against Sixth Presbyterian. Sixth Presbyterian won 6 to 3 in its debut, with strong play and few errors. Foundry Church team to be admitted at league meeting. Wesley Chapel withdrew from the league.
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Sixth Presbyterians
Presbyterian Kendall
Faith Chapel
Sixth Presbyterian
Wesley Chapel
Faith Boys
Foundry Church
Lightning strikes kill two players in Maryland and Pennsylvania
July 11 reports say Charles Jeffries left fielder for Johnstown vanished after a lightning flash at McKeesport during practice. He died instantly while throwing to Sapp. Joseph Barrett aged sixteen, son of Samuel Barrett of South Cumberland, killed by lightning while playing second base at the Baltimore and Ohio roundhouse. companions Charles McGowan and James Twigg were stunned.
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Pittsburg
Charles Jeffries
Johnstown
McKeesport
Jeffries
Sapp
Lancaster
Cumberland
Joseph Barrett
Samuel Barrett
South Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Roundhouse
Barrett
Charles McGowan
James Twigg
Ball Player Williamson Dies After Head Injury
Hiram Williamson, 22, pitcher for Providence Md, died at University Hospital from brain concussion after being struck on the back of the head by a pitched ball during a Cherry Hill Md game. He played the rest of the game then returned home and collapsed. Williamson, recently married, died with his wife at his bedside. Also reported are West Chester tennis results from New York with doubles matches in a Round Robin event at the Country Club of West Chester.
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Senators
Washington
Danny Hoffman
Boston
Pickering
Phillies
Chicago
Philadelphia
Hiram Williamson
Providence
University Hospital
Cherry Hill
Williamson
Willamson
West Chester
New York
Holcombe Ward
Beals
Wright
W. J. Clothier
Hagar Leonard
Kreigh Collinge
R. WD. Cittle
William A. Larned
Dewhurm
Lea Ea
Two-Piece Suit Deals Trigger Skeptical Prices
Local retailer touts deep discounts on two piece suits claiming marked-down prices were confirmed after a second look at maker bills. Advertised at 12 dollars for a line, they promise value surpassing previous offers while emphasizing the low tag on Ontards garments.
Turner Athletic Club Storms Back For 6 4 Victory
In a Capital City League game at the White Lot Carroll Institute led 4 1 entering the ninth when Turner Athletic Club belted four runs to win 6 4 with no outs in the ninth. Wheatley pitched well for Carroll, but fielding miscues and late relief by Wheatley helped Turner seize the outcome. Rapp caught for Carroll and Turner outhit Carroll 8 4 in a tense late rally.
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Potton
St. Stephen’s Institute
Turner Athletic Club
Cerrall Institute
Saben
Woodward & Lothrop
Library of Congress
East Diamond
White Lot
Library Congress
Gonzaga
Carrolls
Turners
Carroll Institute
Capt. Taylor
Fulcher
Kma
Dending
Wheatley
W. Beckett
Parkes Ap Balle
Carroll
Triple Play on Long Fly Sets St. Anthony's Rally Win
In a 10 inning Marquette league game at St. Martin's grounds, St. Anthony's beat St. Martin's 8 to 6 after a dramatic triple play in the ninth inning. Bradley and Julian to finish for St. Anthony's, Howell and Pyne starred for St. Martin's. St. Martin's next faces Georgetown Trinity Thursday at 5:40 PM.
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Marquette
St. Martin's
St. Anthony’s
Marquette Baseball Association
St. Martin’s
St. Anthony's
St. Anthony
Harry Howells
Harrington
Ed Waldron
St. Martin
Roache
Sullivan
Carr
Crook
Bradley
Julian
Howell
Pyne
Trinity
Georgetown
Amateur baseball notes and local team dates
Amateur baseball items note the Arlingtons beating the Unions 7 to 0 on Mahone field and seeking games with district teams. Addresses for arranging games include Dowd at 65 L Street NW Olesen at 6th Street NE and Evans at 12th Street NE. The St James Choir team seeks thirteen year olds. line-up lists Evans Richac Wood Hebrew etc.
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Arlingtons
Unions
Mahone
Charles F. Dowd
L Street
Lowns
Atlantics
W. A. Olesen
6Th Street
St. James' Choir
C. Evans
Twelfth Street
B. Evans
Kichac
Wood
Ebrew
Kent
Dalkin
C. Elvana
Secape
McGill
Grand Jury Indictments in Alexandria Crime Case
The Alexandria grand jury returned true bills including two indictments for murder and one for grand larceny against an individual named Jenkins, who pleaded guilty to multiple charges. Jenkins, aboard the Annie Ellen from Dorchester County, struck the captain with an iron bar and stole about $130 before fleeing, leading to public outcry and his imprisonment. The court also addressed liquor sale without license and adulterated or misbranded foods, with police summoned to discuss saloons. Other entries include civil actions, a shoe theft case, and local incidents.
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Warington Post Avarae
King Birnet
Alexandria
G Corporation
Loujn C. Barley
Grand Jury
Jod Part Ae
Mdwort Jontine
Coord Jenkins
Poe Wn
Almota Eetve
Jenkina
Philadelphia
Annie Ellen
Dorchester County
William Brown
H. W. Griffith
Jenkins
Woodward
Alexandria County
Commonwealth
Brent
Henry Brown
Henry Wrenn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Albert Walker
Arthur Moss
John Williams
Edward T. Clinton
Hachar C Burnett
Washington Southern Railway Company
Jwo
James K. James
Interstate Pub Food Company
Thomas G Lovegrove
Fred Matthews
Direcla
Marion
Enderson
Charles Henderson
Howae
Lot
Wilkes and
Testimonial From Horsem en Brightwood Tenders Matinee
Asht hurness horse men of Washington met at Brightwood clubhouse to honor John R. Kelly, president of Brightwood Trotting Association, for a quarter century of service to clean sport. John Jarvis presided Edward Woody praised Kelly’s DC racing leadership. A matinee at Brightwood track was set for Monday afternoon July 18 with racing committees named.
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Brightwood Trotting Association
Kelly
Asht Hurness Horsemen of Washington
Brightwood
John R. Kelly
John Jarvis
Edward Woody
Washington
District of Columbia
Bightwood Track
One-third Off All Three-piece Suits at the House
A crowded store opened yesterday drawing many customers to a sale offering one third off three piece suits in a range of fabrics from worsteds to cashmeres. Prices shown include $6.67 for $30.90 suits and up to $16.67 for $25.00 suits, with many sizes and courteous salesmen available.
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Auerbach
America
Racing Committee Sets Ambitious Late Afternoon Meet
Prin ding and Madoante of elem named as officials and John Gheewan elected Treasurer for funds received. The racing committee outlined an aggressive program with Liberty drawn in the afternoon, promising a high class city event. Many of the fastest horses from Ino the Dinviet will compete with events including a fast trot, a fast pace, a running rider, and wagon exhibitions. High-class horse Mr RF McCaully serves as starter and Frank Thames as marshal. Entries will be announced.
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Starte
Frank Thames
Fair Sex at Traps Analostan Gun Club Ladies Shoot
The Analostan Gun Club held semi weekly shoots on its grounds last week with a women’s match on Saturday led by Miss T Wiener Miss E Rvan Miss Brown Mrs Orrison and Mrs Awkward. Lillian Wagner daughter of famed shooter Tude Rly Wagner took the top women’s score while Mrs Orrison was second.
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Analostan Gun Club
T. Wiener
E Rvan
Brown
Orrison
Awkward
Lillian Wagner
Tude Rly Wagner
Clr
Analesian
Secon
B Brown
Utz
Dr Monroe
AC Brown
Wagner White
Pestrola
Heintz
J Hunter
Coleman
Craig
T Wlison
Liz
Duval
Keldron
Koons
Monroe
Willams
Taylor
Ave
Uta Oroke
Retired Doctor-No and Goaker Clash Over Inconsistency
A fragment from the Chicago journal Retired Doctor-No notes a quip about inconsistency between statements to friends and enemies. The speaker admits not practicing medicine but prescribes to friends, while remarking on listeners' varied reactions.
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Chicago Journal
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