Compton Leads Minor League Averages Across Circuit
Compton Kansas City top the American Association batting with 42 hits and 156 total bases, while Kelly Indianapolis leads in total bases with 31. Beall Paddock Southworth Hinchman Platte Crandall Clemens Charrity Chappelle lead the pack in batting averages and runs. Indianapolis tops team hitting. Kansas City close behind.
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Compton
Kansas City
American Association
Kelly
Indianapolis
Beall
Miwaukee
Paddock
St. Paul
Southworth
Cleveland
Hinchman
Kansasity
Platte
Louisville
Crandall
Graham
Toronto
Casey
Providence
Gilhooley
Buffalo
Nash
Montreal
Shean
Jordan
Richmond
Jamieson
Truesdale
Jersey City
Barney
Haley
Alincaley
Whitman
Dowd
Com- Stork
Wiitga
Beebe
McTigue
Kaheck
Harrisburg
Engmann
Ord Memphin
Southern Association
Hendrix
New Orleans
Crutherg
Memphis
Gee
McDermott
Mampnis
Nashville
Frost
Robertson
Birmingham
Hogg
Moblie
Cunningham
Chattanooga
PD Roth
Ness ties batting record in coast league
San Francisco July 11 Jack Ness Oakland's first baseman in the Pacific Coast League hits safely in both games today with San Francisco, extending to 49 consecutive games with at least one hit. The streak ties Ty Cobb's world record.
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San Francisco
Jack Ness
Oakland
Bet
Ty Cobb
Easy Win for Clarendon Over Braddock 19 to 3
Clarendon Virginia defeated Braddock of Washington 19 to 3 as Von Herbeles pitched for the locals allowing four safeties. lineup details list Printers Harmel McKay Bennett Cutting and others contributing hits and runs in a high scoring district baseball game.
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von Herbeles
Braddock
Clarendon
Mayflower no-hits Gibraltar A C in 9-1 win at Anacostia
Mayflower defeated Gibraltar Athletic Club 9 to 1 on the Anacostia field yesterday afternoon. Stack pitched a no-hit game with eleven strikeouts and two walks, Gibraltar scoring only on a bases on balls error and a passed ball.
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Mayflower
Stack
Gibraltar Athletic Club
Anacostia
Gibraltar
Long drives decide in Chicago Kansas City doubleheader
Chicago and Kansas City split the twin bill as Zwilling drives in six for the Whales with two homers and a double in game one, while Brown shuts down Johnson and Main for a 7 to 2 Chicago win. In game two a seventh inning rally powers Kansas City to a 4 to 3 victory, Packard solid except for a second inning homer by Flack with two on.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Zwilling
Whales
Brown
Johnson
Main
Packard
Flack
McConnell
Prendergast
Easterly
Fischer
Ecandrome
Konantity
Cosco Oeo Oe
We Herioe
Brows
eConnell
Wilson
SloufedS Win Game By Bunching Drives
St Louis defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 1 as both teams tally seven hits. Crandall pitchers well for Pittsburgh but St Louis bunches hits in the second and third innings. Batteries Knetzer Berry Crandall Hartley.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Crandall
Knetzer and
Berry
Crandall and
Hartley
Newfeds Edge Balto feds 2 to 1 in Newark
Newark game highlights Rariden's sharp throws catching two Baltimore runners stealing second and Moseley's spitball falling short as Newfeds win 2 to 1. Newark bats rally in ninth on hits by Campbell, Roush and Scheer to claim victory. Batteries Batley Owens Moseley Rariden. Cedar Rapids notes Mellinger pitches 24 innings to sweep Marshalltown in a doubleheader 4 0 and 3 2.
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Newark
N. J
Rariden
Baltimore
Earl Moseley
Campbell
Roush
Scheer
Batley
Owens
Moseley
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Fred Mellinger
Cedar Rapids Central Association
Marshalltown
League denies I L transfer talks to Scranton Read ing
President Edward Burrow of the International League stated that reports of Buffalo and Jersey City clubs transferring to Scranton and Reading are untrue. He emphasized no move has been contemplated and that the league plans to return to Newark next season with prominent local backers.
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New York
Edward Burrow
International League
Buffalo
Jersey City
Scranton
Reading
Newark
Races in Two Circuits Feature Busy Baseball Week
In major leagues close races and rising Brooklyn shine amid uneven weeks. Chicago holds top spots while Brooklyn's Nationals surge. Cubs stumble with left on base issues. Philadelphia shows latent power, Boston slides, St. Louis and Pittsburgh fade, New York climbs from last to mid.
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Chicago
Brooklyn Nationals
Nationals
Cuba
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Robins
Bresnahan
Humphries
Phillies
New York
Giants
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Bostones
George Stallings
Braves
Red Sox
Diverse Minor League Baseball Scores Reported
In American Association play St Paul beat Indianapolis 6 to 1 in the first game and 1 to 0 in the second. Milwaukee trounced Columbus 11 to 2 in the first game, while Columbus won 5 to 3 in the second. Minneapolis split with Louisville 7 to 4 in the first game and 1 to 0 in the second. In the International League Toronto defeated Jersey City 6 to 5 in the first game, with Jersey City rebounding to win 8 to 4 in the second. Texas League action saw Shreveport fall to Waco 2 to 8 in ten innings, Beaumont top Houston 5 to J Dallas defeated Fort Worth 8 to 2.
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American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Manua Ity
Cleveland
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Toronto
Jersey Ciy
Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
Shreveport
Waco
Beaumont
Houston
J. Dallas
Fort Worth
Dallas
Griffmen End Short Nationals Streak in Doubleheader
Chicago July 1 Bert Gallia stopped the Nationals in the opener at Comiskey Park as the Griffmen won 3 to 2 and 12 to 5. Gallia’s splitter helped keep the Sox in check while Milan and Shanke produced a Milan triple. In the nightcap Joe Engel struggled, wild with two costly plays, as Eadie Cototte and a strong Nationals attack led to six steals and four runs.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Chicago
Bert Gallia
Nationals
Bill
Comiskey Park
Griftmen
Welther
Gallia
Sox
Engel
Blackburn
Joe
Milan
Flo
Ayers
Hopper
Angers
Eadie Cicotte
Ganais
White Sox
First Game Summary: Chicago Beats Nationals in Slugfest
In a lengthy Chicago White Sox vs. Washington Nationals game, Milan and Shanks led offensive bursts with multiple hits and three base hits from Shanks. Moeller and Foster contributed key RBIs and Milan stole and scored on aggressive baserunning. Benz, Gallia, and Fournier pitched for Chicago while Faber and Gallia faced the lineup for Washington. Final scoring came in the ninth with Chicago tallying on three hits and a walk.
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Chicago
Milan
Shanks
Ganais
Connolly
Collins
Gala
Sox
Seibold
Weaver
E. Collins
Fournier
Moeller
Foster
Conter
Gandit
Blackburn
Gallia
Faber
McBride
Moeller Benz
Schalk
Benz
Gandil
Stiffy
Henry
White Sox
Blackbur
Nationals
Russell
Felsch
BoLidagorkza
Ban Ei Enn
Ab.b.h
A.E. Leibold
Cotling
Unstall
P. Totsis
Washington
Basa
Tung
Forter
Chicas
Gallin
Hitch
O¢ Faber
Ay Faber
Daly
Megers Wallace
Lance
Nationals Triumph and Sox Near Miss in Chicago
The Nationals beat Cicotte for two innings while Johnson or Shaw may start tomorrow with Benz or Scott likely for the White Sox. Gandil hit a deep left home run as Mayer baited him into a slide, and Gandil’s frustration grew when a play on him wasn’t made. Edéle showed lapses but the Nationals led the scoring, never giving Chic a chance.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Griffith
Johnson
Shaw
Benz
Scott
White Sox
Nationals
Cicotte
Edéle
Gandil
Mayer
Sox
Gandi
Chic
Gandl
Yankees Win 5 to 2 Over Cleveland in Twelve Innings
New York defeats Cleveland 5 to 2 in twelve innings with key fielding by Boone and Peckinpaugh and a throw by ONeill. Cook Peckinpaugh Maisel and Pipp singled with two out in the twelfth. Griff's staff and others noted for recent work. J Boehling’s finger, Griffiths’ squad, and upcoming doubleheader Tuesday referenced.
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Cleveland
New York
Cook
Peckinpaugh
Maisel
Pipp
Boone
O'Neill
OlCook
Hammond
Peckinp'h
Graney
O Matsel
Kirke
Pino
Chapman
A Smith
Hartzell
Barbore
Rome
Oneil
Nonamaker
Hagerman
Brown
Hotman
Smith
Pecklapsugh
Hrror—Neill
Chanman
Barbare
Peckinpeugh
Pipa
Flagerman
Nailin
Dineet
Chicago Second Game Recap Sees Weaver Lead Sox Over Nationals
In a July 11 game, Weaver led Chicago with multiple hits and a late surge as Cicotte pitched well early. The Nationals battled back in the ninth, but Chicago held on for an 8 to 4 victory, aided by Schalk, Cicotte, and Felsch offensive contributions and key steals and runs.
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Chicago
Weaver
Engle
Schalk
Blackburn
Engel
Milan
Cicotte
Leibold
Ayers
Ayres
E. Collins
Gandil
Henry
Foster
Fournier
Pelsch
Connolly
Moeller
Seibold
Nationals
Shanks
Willams
McBride
Acosta
Collins
Hopper
Lebhold
Hopner
K. Collins
Four
Holmead Wins Tennis Tourney on Bureau Courts
Holmead Club’s tennis team won eight matches at the Bureau’s Standards courts. Singles results include L I Doyle Holmead defeating Fischer 8 6 61 and Bates de feats Williams 6-2 8-0. Doubles saw Holmead and Williams beat Fischer and Bates 4-6 6-4 and other Holmead pairings prevail.
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Holmead Club
Bureau
L. I. Doyle
Holmead
Fischer
Bates
B. of S
Williams
Lewis
B of S
Witmer
Griffin
Merica
Owens
Knox
Holmend
Tigers Rally Past Red Sox In Ninth Inning Thriller
Detroit overcame a three run lead to defeat Boston 6 to 4 in nine innings. Crawford delivered the decisive two base hit after a late sequence including a Crawford triple, Cobb on base and a fielding miscue that allowed the winning run to score with one out and two on.
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Detroit
Boston
Crawford
Cobb
Vitt
Kavanagh
Cobb Grove
Lightning
Barry
Janvrin
Janv' Tin
Poston
Hooper
Nate
Danven Sa
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Epeaker
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Hoblitzell
Crayford Rf
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Gardner
Kavanard
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Jangrin
Mars
Burs
Hoblitzelt
Cranford
Cebbh
Bush
Roston
Errate—Iloden
Sally
Shore
Mays
Dauss
Dause
Mara
Danse
O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Suburban club golfers tie for top in Wickers tournament
Washington Suburban Club held a Wickers tournament with 60 entrants. Sidney Kauffman Lou Hirsch and Dr Neuberger tied at 72, to be decided in a weekly playoff for the silver cup. Aubrey Fischer won the Kaufman silver team trophy after beating Milton King.
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Washington
Sidney Kauffman
Lou Hirsch
Dr Neuberger
D. J. Kaufman
Aubrey Fischer
Milton King
Sidney Bieber
Almost Overlooked Hazard In A Comfy Golf Story
A light hearted golf tale frames a match as a golfer eyes a clear shot but misreads the brook before the hole. The partner voices the brook joke as the drive tops and the mood shifts to a tense finish in a quiet club setting.
Griffon Model Plant Nine challenges Washington teams
A challenge to Washington teams for a game on July 17 is issued by Griffon Model Plant Nine of Baltimore. The proposed contest would be staged at Chesapeake Beach with correspondence to Irwin Higgins at 1015 North Washington Street, Baltimore.
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Washington
Griffon Model Plant Nine
Baltimore
Chesapeake Beach
Irwin Higgins
North
Washington Street
Hyattsville Triumphs Over Brentwood In 9 Run Match
Hyattsville defeated Brentwood 9 to 5 at Brentwood today after scoring early innings and piling up runs. Key players included McClure Griffith Fenwick Mitchell Hogere and Baldwin for Hyattsville while Brentwood saw contributions from Fenwick, Mitchel, and O’Baldwin. Errors and fielding miscues influenced the final tally as Thompeon and Fleshman started on the mound for the teams.
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Brentwood
Melire
Grifith
Fenwick
Mitchel
Hogere
Earl
Baldwin
Anderson
Cleveland
Renwick
Waple
McClure
Mitchell
Griffth
Fuller
Faste Meciure
Silichell
Wallorans
Osere
Earle
Clark Harned
Hyattsville
Hyattsille
Snevifire Hita
Rogers
Calhoun
Thompeon
Fleshman
Mr. A Hobson
Browns and Athletics spark 6 5 win in St Louis
In St Louis on July 11 the Browns and Athletics combined to edge Philadelphia 6 5. Wyckoff faltered after gaining a lead, allowing St Louis to score three more runs in the eighth as Wellman relieved Lowdermilk to close out the game.
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St. Louis
Wyckoff
St Louis
Chiadeikis
Wellman
Lowéermutk
Philadelphia
Twalsh
Walsh
Gore
RF Howard
Meinres
Wellman P Ho
Wellman P Ho Wrekof, Poob
Stromk Oller
Pratt
Walt Ty
Staicu Ieee
Delays Joining the Giants Reported for Workman
Fragmentary text notes delays in signing Workman to the Giants and mentions a trip to Humahay Island. References to August, Stanford, and a 1 cent item appear amid garbled phrasing. No clear dates or outcomes are confirmed in the readable portions.
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Workman
Stanford
Hante
Ntl
Humahay Island
Capita
Aqueduct Racing Entries May Reveal Fast Three-Year-Olds
Daily Aqueduct program lists six races with entries across divisions. Notable runners include Oroturd Volant Tree as Steel Cinat Noureddin and Ethan Allan in the sprint, Zell wood Stara and Stripes Dixon Park Aberfeldy Senegemblen Foxcraft Cloud The Elephant Hands 4M Around Roger Gordon Brosh Gun Cotton in the steeplechase. Six furlong two year olds include Hendrie Meadeworth Elsie Bonero Hod Matachise Sarin and more.
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Aqueduct
Volant
Aberfeldy
Senegemblen
Foxcraft
Cloud
the Elephant
Roger Gordon
Brosh
Gun Cotton
Dr. Duenner
Canto
GM. Miller
Ben Quince
Battery
Guy Fisher
Lord Marshall
Camellia
Filiex
Lorae
Ceianaxa
Plevnne
Uprwart
Ella Beynou
G. M. Miller
Dry
American League standings and yesterday results mixed entries
Yesterday's baseball scores across the American League show Washington defeating New York and Chicago beating Cleveland. Other games list Brooklyn topping St Louis, Pittsburgh beating New York, Cincinnati downed by Boston, and Philadelphia edging Detroit.
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Philadela
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Chicago
Watongo
Phi
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Fragmentary sports score snippets from multiple cities
Readable lines show scattered scores and city references including Kansas City Chicago Brooklyn Baltimore Pittsburgh St. Louis Buffalo and Newark. Numbers appear with inconsistent punctuation and potential misreads. No coherent game context or complete results available from the fragment.
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