Reservoir Heights Rout Tanglewood In Twin Baseball Wins
Reservoir Heights swept two tight games from Tanglewood on Tuesday, with both readings decided by narrow margins. Key performances came from Stewart and Fayth, while Donn and Hylan contributed solid baserunning and defense to secure the doubleheader.
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Tanglewood
Alton
Hylan
Perry
Wittos
Hancock
Tangier
Errs Tehklewand
Riler
Kevland
Riley
Rosland
Collon
Hilton
Vorsaa
Tona Ganley
Ot Stewart
Ol Teeple
Go Watts
Lonard
Ao Matke
Ehlers
Donn
I McDonnaty
Wen Tho
Beagle
Weher Rr Lp
Venton
Robbs
McChesee
I Alewy
Grypo
Buckiow
Say
Hilony
Hilltops
RHC
Biter
Iwekiest
Gray
B. Rites
Te Buckley
Burkley
Burking
Gras
Warren
Ton
Weber
VrDongi
McChee
Saerife
Cozzera
Ateampire
Messe Lintheam and
Bay
Amateur Championship Regatta Update at Potomac Golf
United States Golf Association amateur championship coverage update notes Englewood events from July 10 to M4 and marks Frederickeburg horse shows near Manassas closing today with July 18 to 19 dates.
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United States Golf Association
Englewood
Frederickeburg
Manassas
Sub-umpire Arrested in Memphis Uproar
Memphis July 11 Chief O Haver has caused the arrest of Theodore Breitenstein former Cincinnati-St Louis catcher now with the New Orleans club. Acting as alternate umpire in the Memphis New Orleans game he is charged with assault on First Baseman Scoops Carey and with using obscene language after a heated exchange over a decision. Carey, formerly of Washington, objected to the call and a war of words preceded the shove.
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Red Breitenstein
Carey
Memphis
Tenn
O'Haver
Eodore Breitenstein
Cincinnati-St. Louis
Tcher
New Orleans
Breitenstein
Scoops Carey
Washington
Minahan May Jump as Toledo Club Dispute Deepens
Dissensions in the Toledo baseball club flare in Louisville as pitcher Minahan demanded back pay and threatened to sever ties with manager Grille. Minahan, once of Georgetown Free School and Manhattan College, says Grille wants to place him in a smaller league for discipline and he may join the outlaws.
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Outlaws
Spectal
Washington Post
Louisville
Toledo Bah
Pitehee Edward Minahan
Georgetown Free School
Manhattan College
Grille J
Toledo
Grille
Minahan
Barry Replaces Beckley in Cardinals Lineup
Jake Beckley may never again start at first base for the Cardinals as Peta Noonan arrives from the Cubs to backstop in the interim. Manager McCloskey values Beckley’s fielding but notes his recent lack of hitting while eyeing Jack Barry as a likely successor in the first baseman role.
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McCloskey
Sprotal
Washington Post
St. Louis
Jake Beckley
Cardinals
Old Eagle Eye
Peta Noonan
Holy Cross College
Cubs
Pitener Taylor
Windy City
Jake
Jack Barry
Beckley
Charley Hickman
Garfield Hospital
Charley
Coakley to Go and Other Baseball News
Philadelphia reports pitcher Andy Coakley likely to be released after interest from Providence and a bid by Connie Mack. unclear which team he will join. Plus notes on Charley Wichers seeking a tryout with New York, a Hagerstown loss to Winchester, Columbia football status, Orange beating Charlottesville, and various scorelines and player mentions.
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Philadelphia
Andy” Coakley
Athletic
President Powers
Providence
Connie Mack
Mack
Coakley
Loss of Appetite Cited as Signal of System Decline
An old advertisement notes loss of appetite as a gradual indicator of decline and praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best tonic. It emphasizes not accepting substitutes and suggests the remedy helps restore nourishment by eulogizing the product with period tone.
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Hood
Affidavits Likely in Umpire Hurst Ball Rule Clash
A heated baseball dispute centers on whether the ball touched Wakefield's glove and if Umpire Hurst erred in calling the pitch fair. Stahl, Cross and others prepare affidavits for President Johnson while Altizer faces a batting slump after a hit by pitch.
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Stahl
Altizer
Cleveland
Hurst
Cross
Wakefield
Tim
Crawford
Mr. Johnson
Stahi
Johnson
Wakefeld
Ban
Vim
Land i
Wal Altizer
Httle
Jesse Tannehill
Danny Hoffman
Hoffman
Big Huelaman
Ralph Glaze
Davy Altizer
Cy" Young
Altiz
Davy
Ting
White Sox Take Two In Doubleheader At Boston
Chicago pitchers pace a two win day as the White Sox surge in the pennant race. Dougherty shines in the second game while Boston battles hard in the opener, and New York split with St Louis in a twin bill.
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Cleveland
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St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Giacinnati
Virginia League
Washington
Detroit
Cincinnati
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Comiskey
Smith
Owen
White
Altrock
Patterson
Walsh
Jones
Gamnera
Dougherty
Dokehue
Isbell
Davis
White Sox
Lajoie
Mack
Grifficn
New York Yankees
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Rhoae
Hohn
dlParent
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Moor
Ferris
Donohue
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Freeman
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Taanebi
Young
Altrocic
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Jones, Sullivan
Cabell
Socifice Wiks—Stahl
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O'Neil
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Hoey
Godgin
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Fe Boston
Jonse
Barz
Kanee
Haha
Kating Binax
Incing
O' Harris
Warc
O'Laughilu
Evans
Reds Win Eleven Inning Tug Of War At Cincinnati
It was a taut eleven inning game with Frazer and Wiltse strong on the mound. Umpire clashes and late scoring propelled Cincinnati past New York as Wiltse’s wild pitch produced the decisive run. Bresnahan and Strang keyed Giants’ defense while Devlin’s walk sealed the win for Cincinnati.
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Wiltge
Bowerman
Klem
Wiltse
Lobert
Bresnahan
Strang
McGann
Seymour
Pat
Them
Giants
Devlin
McGraw
Schlei
New York
Breenanenci
Dudz
Mertag
U Daten
Delohanly
Devits
Siegel Hotne Rur
Mertes
Sacrifee
Htts
Hroser
Dovila
Gilbert
Muggins
Deienanty
Marshall Doubla
Delehanty
Fraver
Balis
Fracer
Wiltss
Whid
Praser
Mlem
Carpenter’ Tams of
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St. Louis and Philadelphia Baseball Game Recap
Hily Bennett and Smoot started for St. Louis with McBride and Bennett turning double plays. Hite Om Pittinger pitched 9 innings in relief of Richie, lasting 1 1/3, while Neonan Dutch and McGrige stole bases. Druhot issued five balls and struck out six, with Tritt fanning four and Richie one. Bases left on for both teams. umpire Mr Johnstone. Time of game 1 hour 63 minutes.
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Olroid Jone
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Louie
OW Howall
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Hitcher
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Rickey —Vingle
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O'Connor
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Yeager
Clarkson
Totata
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Basle
ren—Stone
Janes
Stone
Hill
OM Newton
Claykvan
Fmpire
Sherhiqn
Gage Hatte
Philageipna
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Waddell
Phila
Rhore Pilek
Martsell
Beret
Lord
Furner
Davis
Mick
Bemis
Sod Harwell
Tore
Wils
Bradley
Cross
Turner
Stovall
Townsend
Balla
bal—Bemis
Wild
Piten
Mesarg
Comer and Connolly
Hily
Bennett
Smoot
McBride
Om Pittinger
Richie
Neonan
Dutch
McGrige
Chicago
Vorner
Taylor
Chance
Steifeldt
Tinker
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Boston
Sedre
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Ratea
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Sestnfeldt
Gessler
Steinfeldt
Slagle
Hyers
Chancer
Dorner
Halle
Chaned
Mr. O'Day
Pirates Doubleheader Split With Brooklyn in July Action
In Pittsburg, both teams split a doubleheader. Brooklyn won game one on a sixth inning rally, scoring three runs on three singles and a triple. Pittsburg answered in the fourth to sixth with timely hits to prevail in game two as Brooklyn squandered scoring opportunities.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgs
Bason
RHOAE
Beausont
Maroney
Carey
Lumley
Jordas
O Ritter
Alperm
Lewis
Hummel
Phelps
G. Lelfend
P. Totain
Ganley
Dorian
Clarke
Leach
Phelpa
Selfield
Lelfeld
Waener
Nealon
Alnerman
Bergen
Nd Gusey
Gergen
Mcintyre
Dalg
OM McIntyre
Baee
Jordan
Conway and Emslie
Fittsburg
RHORE
Pictabure
Beaumont
Maloney
Gantoy
Caney
Wagner
Ritter
Nesson
Alperman
Lasch
Ritchey
Gibson
Wis
Rauon
Totata
Sams
Bendlyn
Kasa Bite
Maloney, Gumter
Norfolk Tops Danville 6 to 3 in Norfolk game
Norfolk defeated Danville 6 to 3 at home. Danville took an early lead with two runs in the second as McKnight hit batters and walked others before being removed from the mound. McMahon homered for Norfolk driving in two runs, with Buntey effective late. notable defensive pitching by Winston Fetzer and Stan ey Foster.
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Danville
McKnight
Buntey
McMahon
Portsmouth Shut Out Roanoke in Special
In Portsmouth Virginia the Roanoke batters were held to one hit by Schuman as Portsmouth swept with sharp fielding and base running. Roanoke struggled at Himes while two runners reached first on balls. Batteries Schumen and Hdwards. Both and Cooper.
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Washington Post
Portsmouth
Schuman
Roanoke
Himes
RH. Y. Fortemouth
Schumen
Hdwards
Cooper
Diamond to Priesthood Intends To Quit Baseball
John Hoey, a professional ball player, plans to leave the field in the fall to study for the priesthood at Brighton Seminary. He joined Collins last month saying he would play only one year, though many youths begin pro careers with plans to retire after two years. Time will tell if Hoey can resist the game’s strong pull.
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Frank Tiahn
Tisha
Hahn
Wille Sudhoff
McAleer
Sudhof
Washington
Buchhoff
Uahn
Lous
John Hoey
Hoey
Brighton Seminary
Collins
Faculty Blame Advice From Georgetown Man on Athletics
Rev Charles Macksey Georgetown faculty athlete representative at a Cleveland educational convention criticized colleges for current intercollegiate sports ethics. He urged presidents to curb coaches and limit competition to restore moral standards and reduce campus athletic emphasis to proper levels.
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Charles Macksey
Cleveland
S. J
Georgetown
Georgetown Mani
W. T. Reid, Jr
Harvard
Modern fighter sharks lack gameness and science in ring
Joe Gans and other champions from past eras are cited to argue today’s prize fighters cling, clinch, and hug instead of fighting toe to toe. Sharkey’s critique echoes through Bat Masterson and New York observers, decrying lack of heart and scientific boxing as the sport shifts toward grip and points over pure slugging.
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Gans
Tom Sharkey
New York
Yom
Emporium
Gotham
Tom
Jeffries
Bat Masterson
New Tor Telegraph
Aareheart
California Club
San Francisco
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Sidney Parent
Dgnters
Sharkey
Bell
yeJack McAuliffe
George Lavigne
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
George Dixon
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
School of Scrappers
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