Baseball Across Leagues Mixed Notes from Eastern and National Circuits
A collage of player moves and game notes spans teams in the Eastern League Newark Montreal Providence and Toronto with mentions of pitchers Doherty and others. Contemporaneous reports from Washington Post string together team struggles trade talk and a July 12 Cherokee Indians versus Staunton game drawing about 1,400 fans in Staunton.
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Washington Post Staunton
Cherokee Indians
Staunton
Taday
Martin
Indians
Dr. J. Rawlings
Tommy and Ned's Night Pinch Sparks Prayer Jinx Tale
In a light hearted scene from Lippincott's story Tommy whispers a prayer before sleep when his brother Ned pinches him. Tommy jokes that a whack would merit punishment yet refrains to avoid disturbing God, adding a playful moment of childlike mischief.
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Lippincott
Tommy
Ned
Ghiye
New York Triumphs In Tenth At Cincinnati
New York wins 4 to 3 in ten innings after a Cincinnati error ties the score in the ninth. In the tenth New York gets four hits off Hal while Cincinnati fails to reach base. Attendance 3,440. Pitchers Mathewson and Hahn. Notable plays include a fast double play by Dahlen Gilbert and McGann to thwart Cincinnati in the ninth and late two-base hits by Seymour Mertes and Mathewson.
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Cincinnati
Gilbert
Cincinnatis
Dahlen
McGann
New Yorks
Hal
New York
Rhoar Huggins
Corck
Howerman
Hahn
Mathewsonyp
McGaon
Devlin
Gadwell
Mertes
Seymour
Mathewson
Danhien
Huggins
Coloran
Kelley
Dublen
Sartifice
Steinfeldt
Byd Hahn
Wild Puun
Wethewson
Vessrs
Emelie and
Johnstone
Chicago Rally Wins Behind Willis in Eighth Inning
Chicago defeats Boston as Willis holds fast until the eighth when four singles, a walk, and two Boston errors drive in four runs. Lundgren allows few runs but Chicago pins down the win in a high tension late rally in front of 2,100 spectators.
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Chicago
Willis
Boston
Lundgren
Cueago
Ez Blagle
Casey
Rhgae Gur
Tenny
Chance
A'tlechiogy
Mclarthy
Q/Cooley
Kling
Delshantyru
Evers
Raymer
Tinker
Carney
Willams
Needham
Ti Lundgren
Cooley
Bates—'Haneee
Foors
Tiker
Slagle
Uta Penny
Chave Beeuel
Guteren
Wally
Badia
Bunderen
Wyatt Wille
Brooklyn Shut Out At Tada In July Baseball Nonsense
Brooklyn was blanked as Lowe and Cronin shut down the visitors through seven innings. Attendance 2,900. Individual lines show Shannon, ODiem, Beckley, Lumlay, Bralon, Yardley, and Burke contributing. Cronin pitched effectively for Brooklyn after relief. Two-bag hits by Burks and Heckley led the offense in a low scoring, extended game lasting 1 hour 49 minutes.
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Tada
Brooklyn
Inyda
FE Lowe
Cronin Fregly
Innniha
Mt. Lous
WHOAR
Rhoar Fae
NoWe Ofl
Shannon
OlDiten
Beckley
Lumlay Rh
Bmoot
Bonalshockard
Braln, Ao
Baby
Yardley
Waylor
Cronin
Genner
Tutélese
Lowe
Burks
Heckley
Jordan
Flabb
McCormick
Stalan Vane—Babb
Taylor
Balla
Lowa
Yhrouklyn
Mr. Zimmer
Gaime
Colts Win Uneven Diamond Contest Between Spawa and Colts
In a lengthy afternoon game on the diamond, the Spawa eight scored eight runs while the Colts added nine. Eighteen Post printers and machinists played, with sprains, bruises, and sun as collateral. The post notes Joe McGinnity’s New York career and recalls Baltimore’s 1902 season. Annapolis Gun Club defeats Prospect Shooting Association 39 to 34 on Bouwder's range despite a fierce northwest wind. high gun is Prof George A Heintz Jr with 45 birds.
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Post
Spawa
Colts
Sporting Editor
Joe McGinnity
New York
Baltimore
McGinnity
McGraw
Annapolis Gun Club
Annapolis
Annapolis Gunning Club
Prospect Shooting Association
Bouwder's
Ohm the Spa
George A Heintz, Jr
Tacal Club
Shower Delays St Louis Game as Browns Lead
A rain shower halted play in the early fifth inning with St Louis leading and the field treacherous. Umpire O Loughlin cleared the teams to resume once the shower passed, but the Browns continued to hold the lead on a muddy diamond.
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Browns
O'Loughlin
Results of Yesterday's Baseball Games and Weather Delays
The Washington Senators lost to the St Louis Browns in a rain shortened 6 to 2 game at home after two showers halted play in the sixth. Burkett and Wallace led St Louis with key hits, while Washington struggled to score beyond two runs. Umpire O Loughlin oversaw the stoppages as ground conditions worsened and play ceased for the day.
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T. Louis
A.B
Burkett
Hemphill
Zoiligo Jones
Heidrick
Wallace
Padden
Kshoa
St. Louie
Washington
St. Louis
Om Townsend
Glade
Townsend
Donovan
Barkett
Jones
O'Neill
Cassidy
Clark
McCormick
Clarke
Mr. O'Loughlin
Browns
McAleer
Lew Drill
Howard Beckett
Weathered ball field and quirky coaches at delayed game
Managers are tad fellows to hit when you are looking for a job. The infield after the shower was slippery as a frozen pond. The Delaware Peach was as effective as ice under the sun. Lefty Herring with a bite injury was not fit to show. Silk Coughlin, the original arbiter, entertained the crowd with voice and gestures. ONeill barely reached Jones' Texas leaguer, punching it into second base. Shorty’s sawdust helped, but fielders still waded through dampness. Old Glory flies over the staff as Steeple Jack Jr rigs a makeshift ladder to the pole before the rest of the scene.
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Sol
Silk” C'oughlin
O'Neill
Jones
Shorty
Wade
Jack, Jr
Boston Defeats Detroit In Teary Battling Baseball Day
A muddled recap notes Boston beating Detroit with several players and plays named in a chaotic text. It mentions 6188 attendance, various base hits, sacrifices, and an umpire named Sheridan along with multiple erratic phrases.
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Gouta
Bosten
Defruit
Heyer
Perrale
Mullen
Detroit
Dtohl
Uriger
Anit
Itreeman
Racrifica
Mcintyre
Ale—O Witter
Alu
Sheridan
Gariggel Nour
Cleveland Beats New York 8–1 In Opening Game Of Series
Opening day at Cleveland features fast fielding and five double plays as Cleveland defeats New York Americana 8 to 1. Joss pitches for Cleveland. Hughes starts for New York. Key plays include two-base hits by Anderson and Lagale and a trio of double plays turning point in the game. Attendance 3,585.
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Cleveland
New York
New York Americana
Flick
Dougherty
le DO
Lush
Keeler
Bradley
Williams
Lajate
Anderson
Hickman
Kiberfald
Stovall
Fultz
Conroy
I O McGulea
Hupnes
Hof
Ory Alemont
Yotals
Lagale
Elbergeld
Bay
Abbott
Couroy
Andersen
Elberfeld
Hiltay
Joss
Hughes
Mr. Donnelly
Atasig
Phillies rally past Chicago in eighth for 8–6 win
Philadelphia wins 8 to 6 over Chicago as Owen weakens in the eighth. Four runs in the frame give the locals the lead and the game. Attendance 4,058. Box scores show Harlsell, Pickering, Murphy, Sullivan and others contributing for Philadelphia while Owen, Henley and Mullin appear for Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Owen
Oseybold
Q Divis
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Donohue
O Mullin
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U M Cross
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Seybold
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Tims
Minor league scores flood across multiple leagues
Eastern League games in Providence Jersey City and other sites produced varied results with wins by Buffalo Philadelphia Milwaukee and Chicago affiliates. Southern and South Atlantic matchups showed Little Rock Memphis Montgomery New Orleans and Jacksonville posting scores as night games concluded with several decisive routs.
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Talttle Rock
Little Rock
Atlanta
Momphie
Naahyie
Mematis
Alveyepot
Shreveport
Montgomery
New Orleans
Birmingham
Faith Wins Narrow Sunday School Game In Five Innings
Faith defeated Epiphany 7 to 6 in a rain shortened five inning game on the east diamond of Monument grounds. After a scoreless first three innings the rain halted play, Faith added two runs in the fourth while Epiphany tallied six in the fifth before the game was called.
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Preon
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Otto Stiefel
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Miss Mae Day
Navy Yard Defeats Fort Hunt In 10 To 7 Amateur Game
Navy Yard baseball team defeats Fort Hunt 10 to 7 in an amateur clash. Navy Yard challenges all teams, Fort Washington preferred, with lingering line about Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption priced at 1.00.
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Navy Yard
Fort Hunt
Fort Washington
Dr. King
Neglige Shirts and Midsummer Suits Offer Light Weight Quality
A catalog-style ad promotes Neglige shirts in pure Irish Linen Pongee Silk Madras and imported Prints with prices from 1.00 to 2.00. It also touts two-piece Midsummer Suits designed for salt weather use and cool comfort, priced from 10 to 30 dollars.
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Rogers, Peet & Co
UTING
M Chery & Moran Co
Madras
Palma Trophy Controversy Settled by National Rifle Association
Bisley England July 12. The National Rifle Association council ruled last year's Palma Trophy contest abortive and retained the trophy as custodian until a future match. they caution speed in ending the dispute with the American National Rifle Association. Also reports on cricket matches Canada vs United States and a draw between Haverford and Winchester, plus Buffalo Germans winning Olympic basketball.
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Bisley
England
National Rifle Association
American National Rifle Association
Council of the
Sam
PeLurUg
Aiy Rounel
yuedHi
Tte
Cownell
Naw
American Committee UN
Unie Controverny
A. R. Crosse
New York
Hird Spencer
London
Haverford Pa
Winchester College
Winchester
Orris
Highball Breaks Leg in Derby at Brighton
American Derby winner Highball suffered a broken leg during the Beavate Stakes at Brighton. Knight Errant won the race by two lengths from Valentine as Highball was led away to the stable after dismounting his jockey. The incident halted racing with later results and entries noted for tomorrow’s program.
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Knight Errant Wina
St Valentine
New York
Highball
Broks
Jeg
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Repredentana
Fas Sufanes Company
Bill Aud May
Odom
Fiim
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Ethics
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Redfern
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Money
Ifldebrand
Dlyria
D. O'Conner
Fast Hill Climbing on Mount Washington Sets Multiple Times
Mount Washington records fall as F E B Stanley of Newton tops eight mile ascent in 81 minutes 15 seconds then lowers his mark to 28 minutes 19 2 5 seconds with 17 2 5 mph average. L J Phelps, Webb Jay, H W Alden post notable climbs in steam and gasoline machines while A E B Morrison from Boston nearly matches Stanley in faster car class with adjusted 24 minutes 6 4 5 seconds after passing another vehicle.
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Mount Washington
N. H
F. E B. Stanley
Newton
Mass
Stanley
L. J. Phelps
Phelps
Webb Jay
H. W. Alden
A. E B. Morrison
Boston
Harvard Buber warns regatta hinges on amateur coaches
Harvard Bulletin argues Yale should use amateur coaches in the Harvard Yale rowing races and Harvard should end the annual regatta if Yale employs professionals. The editorial notes Colton as a professional trainer and calls for athletic committee approval of amateurism amid debate among graduates.
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Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
Mars
Stanford's First Dollar and Chestnut Speculation
An anecdote from Stanford recalls earning his first money as a farm child after selling garden produce for six York shillings. He also recounts chestnut speculation in 1831 or 1832, cashing in five bushels for $25, a formative tale of early enterprise. The piece also notes Leslie's Monthly Magazine excerpts about Japanese and Russian naval officers observing shipbuilding in England.
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Renator Leland Stanford
California
Benatar
Mohawk Valley
Schenectady
Leslie
England
Kamimura
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