Capitol Hill Team Makes Ten Errors In A I M Contest
Cap City League action saw Capitol Hill commit ten errors as Zavelh and Tracey led Bloomingdale to a lopsided win. Bloomingdale’s Tracey homered and doubled, Waugh added two doubles while his teammates produced solid hits. The Rhode Island Methodists were defeated by the visiting outfit as errors plagued the defense and power prevailed.
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Metaurin
Frias
Tote
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Dutton
Errana PM
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Navy Baseball Trims Union Outs Sailors Edge Juniors in 3 3 Tie
Navy routed the Union squad in a low scoring game highlighted by strong batting from Duganne Arney and Liederman. Murray started on the mound for the Sailors, delivering a controlled performance as Navy secured the 3 to 3 contest yesterday afternoon on the White Lot.
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Catenfira
LM Lox Comand
Jurior
Murray
Hayes
Duganne Arney
Liederman
Rhoaki Interior
Rhoa Sedon
Feroherdt
Hamter
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Hunter
Peden
Suuter
Duganna
Moray
Will Play Seattle Today Capt Hughes Selects Team
Capt Hughes of St Stephen's Institute announced the lineup for today’s game against Seattle at National Park. West Enders aim to turn the trick with a mix of St Stephen's Institute players and Atlantics pitchers, featuring Rube Clark and Bold in the infield and Agnew set to pitch if needed.
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Seattle
National Park
Hughes
West Enders
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Kraft
C Gain
Ketr
Rube Clerk
Nane
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Venter
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Tiathuta
Geld
Bishop
Seattle High School
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Catch Pucker
Yacht Cruise a Success Off Bar Harbor Maine
Bar Harbor Maine reports a 200 mile yacht cruise along the New England coast ending in Bar Harbor. The Avenger and Taormin win major cups while details note other regional leagues and postponed games amid a misty sailing finale.
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Bar Harbor
New England
Swans Island
Frenchans Bay
Avenger
F. Lewis Clark
Taormin
W.s S Eaton
Herreshoff
Patten Battles Nationals as Shipke Shines in Loss for Sox
Washington Post special reports a tense game where Patten faltered after three innings while Shipke showed bright pitching for the Nationals. Chicago built a 6-2 lead before Boston fought back with four runs in the eighth, but Patten could not close out as the Nationals won 6 to 2.
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Smith
Reulbach Batted Out In Philadelphia Victory Over Chicago
Philadelphia defeated Chicago as Reulbach and Taylor were hit hard. Brown kept Chicago quiet until the eighth inning when four hits produced three runs. Scoring details and batting lines show multiple players contributing, with Brown and Taylor handling pitching duties for Philadelphia.
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Pitchers Arm Strain Shapes Modern Baseball Tedious Debate
Sporting Comment discusses how a pitcher's arm condition influences performance. It notes Patten's recent slump from overuse and contrasts past four to five game weekly workloads with today's strain from curveball heavy pitching. Also covers Cantillon's roster experiments, Hickman and Anderson at first, and Burns versus Jeffries plus Burns Johnson match talks.
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ED Grillo
Case Patten
Burns
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Western champion Egan falls in first round at national golf title
Morning play eliminates most contenders as Ned Sawyer defeats former champion Chandler Egan and W. Fraser knocks out Walter Egan. Jerome D Travers and Walter J Travis shine with steady rounds in brisk wind and rain, setting up key matchups for Thursday rounds.
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Cleveland
Ohio
TH. Candler Logan
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Wheeter
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Exmoor
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Garden City
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Chandler Egan
Chen Byers
Sawyer
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Rally
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Ghief
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Uilea
Cleveland Trims Boston 1 0 In Tight Showdown
Cleveland, Ohio, July, shuts out Boston 1 to 0 as Clarkson allows five hits. Cleveland scores on Parent error and a wild pitch. Boston pitcher Glaze fans five, while Stovall and Barrett play key roles on defense. Caps and errors mar a low scoring game, with both teams missing chances early.
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Connie Mack's Philadelphia Defeats St Louis in Twelve Innings
In a twelve inning extra game, Philadelphia edged St Louis 3 to 2 as key pitchers and hitters including Hartzell and Howell contributed decisive hits. The contest featured a tense late stretch and notable defensive plays, with a crowd witnessing a full nine innings plus extras.
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Blankenship Rejoins Camp With Shipke And Johnson
CIM Blankenship arrived in Chicago with Third Baseman Shipke of Des Moines and pitching phenom Walter Johnson from the Haaho State League. Shipke started in the game for Cantillon after evaluation, delivering two sensational stops and a 2 hit plus a stolen base. Cantillon may hold the youngsters back for several days to acclimate to major leaguers while Delehanty committed the Nationals only error. Hickman last pitched before yesterday as Cantillon avoided using another regular amid a lost game. Charley Murphy told a boy’s father in Brooklyn he could bring witnesses to support that either of two bottles involved in the incident.
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Sox
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Alder
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Anderson
Nill
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Roche
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Nig Clarke
Addie Joss
Buck Ewing
Clarke
Kling
Criger
Sullivan
Ed KU
Lan
Detroit Journal
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Tha ‘Anderson
Cantilion
Nationals
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Hickman
Gante
Wickman
Lous Issnze
Lkely
CantHlon
Delehanty
Charley Murphy
Brooklyn
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Giants Bombard Mason in a Lopsided Classic
New York opened a sensational salvo at Mason but visitors were shut out. Hanifan and Strang led with home runs as New York piled up runs with strong batting. Team totals show heavy offense and a dominant pitching miscue from Mason, while fielding and late rallies shaped the final line.
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U.vmeinnats
Mason
Hanaifan
Strang
Mitenet
Ganzel
Seymour
Mowee
Hruger
Ui Datven
As. Kane
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Willa
Puo-beye
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Aablen
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Haanlinn
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Emilie
Lynchburg Wins Fourth Inning Rally Over Richmond
In Richmond today Lynchburg scored four runs in the fourth inning aided by three hits and two errors, defeating Richmond 4 to 3. Walsh and Heffron misplayed balls, while Balve was lifted after five innings. Richmond’s Walker and Blackstone and Petersburg’s court battles also appear in report snippets from the Washington Post.
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Heffron
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Balve
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Gettig
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Ralterier
Hubby
Lanchburg
Stewart
Byana
TWO REACH SEMI FINALS IN NEW YORK TITLE
In Travers Island New York the lawn tennis state championship saw two players advance to the men s singles semi finals RD Palmer Ridgewood defeated W W Bennet West Side 6 4 7 5 Herbert L Westfall won over G Lorrana Wyeth 6 2 6 1 Doubles progress was hampered by threatening weather and few players appeared Punch Fairs defeated Jay Gould at the Princes Club London 6 8 8 4 6 0 Farmer Thomas Helms of this county died after being dragged under a wheat drill following a runaway at a macadam road Cleveland Park house sold to Frank J Hogan 434 Ashley Terrace formerly owned by Edward Schildhauer ten rooms price about 1000
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Ridgewood
W. W. Bennet
West Side
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G. Lorrana Wyeth
Fairs
Jay Gould
London
Princes’ Clu
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Moore & Hil, Incorporated
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Ashley Terrace
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Panama
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