Haring Twirls Great Game In Slugfest Loss
In a tense Capital City League outing Government Printing Office defeated by Aloysuis camp as Haring’s team limits scoring to two scattered singles. Wuester relief and fielding miscues shape a low scoring affair. final score 3 to 0 with key driving runs in late innings and standout plays by Connor and Wheatler.
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Aloysius
Ford
Biselall
Gameg Sunk Wheatler
Dan Finnehan
Finnegan
Llanes
Ainsur
Rory Wade Mawel
Independents Rally Past Srook Athodists in Hith Round Thriller
The Independents defeated the Srook Athodists with a late Bruce Bielaski wild heave and two bases by Warthen, 6 to 6? The report notes fielding errors and key catches by Bruce Bilaski and Chick Thomas, with Warthen limiting hits and fanning six. Notable players include Warthen, Bilaski, Parker, Macdonald, and Hendricks in a tense Northeast arena clash.
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la Tay
Ama
Felington
Axeaue
Indenende
O'thomen
Molaskies
Titan
Warne Poy
Scammel Cf
Hendrieke
Versigan
Qoushee
Wnistsei
Oparker Cs
Wiete
Macdonald
Watson
Salem
Oscarere
Ropos
Thomas Warren Hendricks
Hot Parker
Tagnart
Macdonsid
Mall Horrigan
Bovec
Broorland
Hall
Hiei
Warthen
Heit
Bislaakt
Warden
Parker Empire
Unclear OCR sport recap with scattered names and results
Fragmentary report covers multiple baseball games with teams like St, Beasts, and Hawks. Contains numerous player names such as St yinvarg, McGrun, McGrath and Hobisters, with scattered scores and notes on innings, positions, and outs amid a chaotic list of leagues and locations.
Double Bill Today In League Matchups At City Sports
The Post Office team from the Departmental Teague meets Seattle High Iam in the Capital City League heat at 2 oclock. Cotst lads face Michael in the box for the late game as Departmental and Columbia Athletic Club clash for top honors. Bryant and Vienna Va wired wall are noted as the two key players in the mixed program while time money handlers prepare for tonight.
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Seattle
Columbia Athletic Club
Treasury
Post Office
Teague
Iam
Schmutz
Cotst
Toba bin Bork
Aganst
Michael
Treacucy
Columpia
Bryant
Vienna
Costly Errors Tie Sox and Nationals in Chicago Blowout
Chicago wins 9 to 2 over Washington as Hughes shuts out the Sox after a fourth inning surge. Patterson falters early while Delehanty and Hickman lead Hickman and Delahantry batters. Jones and Roche contribute. Final line shows Washington outhits but costly errors and miscues widen the gap.
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Specter
Washington
Chicago
Lyne Natonaja
Patterson
Fione
Jones
Clymer Wit
Competiton
Delehanty
Hickman
Gardens
Ganley
Intel
Plicher
Formar Geuthnge Jfock
Wugses Aricuca
Pit Jones
Roche
Gougherty
Mil Davis
Shipke
Pat
Attie
Lafe McFarland
Quillinns
Altser
Dougherty
Davis
Hann
Anderson
Ceanly
del Nin
Hohn Anderson
Hang
Donohue
Davie
McFarland Tyo
Paterson
Fiene
Hicasoa
Werdon
Taghes
Cage
Wantington
Daviy Hils
Tatgerson
Baseball Score Reports and Line Details From Yesterday
Yesterday's results show Chicago beating Washington two to one and Philadelphia defeating St Louis nine to one. Detroit and New York traded blows with New York winning eight to two, while Cleveland edged Washington close. Today Washington visits Chicago and New York hosts Detroit with several other matchups listed, including Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Tonia
Boston
Leno
Claeinand
Pittnburs
Brooklyn
Ronton
St. Louis
Anin
Philadelphia Pounds Ball In Slaughter of Morgan and Dineen
Philadelphia team overwhelms Morgan and Dineen as they slug to a 12 run win. Wallace, Harisel, Seibold lead with multiple hits and RBI. Bender and Morgan dominate on mound amid a long game, with several fielding errors and stolen bases noted.
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St Laws Me Jug
Philaielpha Slaughtersi
Morgan
Dineen To-Da
Lofls
Oldring
GO Jones
P'Collins
Igehreck
Miender
Boston
Diceen Fm
Tavis Sooo
Philadelphia
Wallace Harisel
Sichalls
Seibold
Devs
Bebteck
Hartsal Seybald
Scmaeck Jones
Jorge Homeron
Seybold
Om Morgan
Ingree
Dineen
Ano Rites
Bender
Murphy
Blay
Les To Yeager
Janes
Bynes
St. Louis
Pafledetpoin
Bender Niles
Cannalls
Team doubleheader ends with split as Detroit and New Yorke hold steady
In a two game set Detroit and New Yorke split outcomes. Do Got produced a brilliant exhibition win while Cheabro outpitched rivals. Morarity yielded the lone run on a fluke, supported by perfect defense.
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Detroit
New Yorke
Old Cy Young In Form In Cleveland Boston Tilt
Cleveland July 1 Boston beat Cleveland 2 to 1 as Young won on the mound for Boston while Turner and Stoval delivered key plays. Fer tin and Young drove in runs for Boston. Cleveland managed only single runs. Rhoades pitched for Cleveland with several runners left on base as Boston claims the victory behind solid defense and timely hits.
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Cleveland
Boston
Dax Young
Uy Turner
Stoval
Fertin
Young
MiRurree
Brdiey
Fate
Ab Anewtoa
Clarke
Rhowles
Doug P
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Rhoades
Busten
Turner Cerri
Knight
Sailiean
Turner
Beotox
Doug
Mesera
Louehtin
Banatho
Pero
Bale Must Be Returned Specion to the Washington case
The New York baseball club takes aim at fans who steal or catch batted balls. A man pocketed a ball near the stands and refused to relinquish it. Secretary Fred Nowley summoned a Pinkerton guard and had him ejected. No further leniency expected. future thefts will lead to arrest. Eastern League notes, Newark 6 Toronto 1. Baltimore Montreal 7 Gailimery 14.
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New York
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Boarman Schmidt_ Homan Chase Liberfeld
Walliams Thomas
Hoggy Taree Lave
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Capray
Orrer
Derrait
Willer
Hose
Uy Willett
Te Mogg
Washington
New Yorkational Baseball Club
Ftax
Laemt
Fred Nowley
Pinkerton
Knowles
Philadelphia Shut Out In Chicago Victory 3 0
Philadelphia fail to score as Chicago White Wings pitcher Brown dominates. Chicago edges Philadelphia 3 to 0 with strong defense and timely hits.
New York Defeats Cincinnati in Slow Game
New York beat Cincinnati 3-2 as loose base running and missed chances marked the contest. Scoring came in the late innings with New York stringing together two runs to secure the win. Key actors include Browne Devlin Bresnstian and Mowrer for New York and Danlon and Kane for Cincinnati. Umpires and time of game noted.
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Achiel
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Hanaken
LL Krier
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Stowe
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Uaklor
Firat “Bass
Orrers
Elvetuuatl
Coakley
Weears Cmdle
Ant Carnet
Gamie
Mainulen
Wagner's Batting Lights Up Pittsburg Victory
Pittsburg shut out Brooklyn 1 to 0 as Wills pitched effectively. Wagner starred with a key bat, driving in the lone run and scoring, while Leach and Anderson contributed on base hits. Stolen bases and sharp defense framed a tight pitcher’s duel, with Brooklyn misplays extending the hosts’ narrow lead.
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Wills
Wagners
Tou
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Anderon Af
Ol Alperman
Hallman
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Pitteburg
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Waloney
Deame
Aadeinen
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Ritter
Lawls
Jordan Jordan
Alnerman
Jordan
Wilts
Storka
Newson Cell
Brookiin
Pletsburg
Pittsturg
Brookyn
Sohnstone
Winchester In Twelfth Wins Tough Game Over Martinsburg
Special to The Washousing Winchester edged Martinsburg in a 12 inning game after Cantwell pitched a wonderful outing. Martinsburg made costly errors and left runners on base while Winchester capitalized on opportunities to force extra innings. McCarty and Gruner stood out in the field as Winchester secured the decisive runs.
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Martinsbug
Bu G
Tom Cantwell
Martinsburg
Wartingburg
Woodward
VcCarty
ABI
Martins AR
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Kennedy
Oltogginn Iho
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Omimen c & Oiro
Cantwell
Tota
Smartinaburg
Funr
Mionald Baker Woodward Baler
Carrall” MaCarty
Kar Mille Gruner
Wlashetier
Martienburg
Montgomery and Cohen Win in American Whist League Match
Chicago Duplicate Whist Club members Montgom er and Cohen capture the Minneapolis trophy after two days of play with 124 points. Durbin and Hiliott of Enick arbocker Whist Club finish second with 110 points. Chicago Whist Club, American of Boston, and Hamilton Club of Chicago place next with 117, 113, and 113 points. Also: Tri-State League results show Williamport and Lancester games with scores listed.
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Minneapolis
Montgomer
Cohen
Chicago
Durbin
Hiliott
Enickarbocker
New York
Boston
Hamilton
Seattle Team Beats Kerr In Tight High School Baseball
Seattle St Stephens met a Western outfit at National Park in a 9 to 3 defeat. Kerr struggled with control and allowed seven hits as Agnew and Salb sparked Capital City League scoring with key hits and aggressive base running. Salb and Kerr contributed runs and fielding miscues framed the day’s outcome for the home squad.
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Agnew
Kerr
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Pacific Coast
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Georgetown
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Avery
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Trme
Neal
Seattie
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Stephens
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Bullen
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Sab Kerr
Kekoa
Heekingbut
Tom Hevalngwar
Bose
Erore
Beses
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Balle
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Henrick
Hultoy
Mr Neuman
Colts Win Easily At Richmond In Barely Offensive Display
Lynchburg played like a back lot club as the Colts won 12 to 1 at Richmond. Oakey and Simmong’s wild pitching aided the visitors while Lynchburg’s Long was strong, kept Richmond scoreless until the ninth, and Lynchburg’s only run came in that frame. Batteries Long and Walsh for Richmond. Lynchburg Unker, Simmons and Bentley.
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Oakey and
Ree Pemmes
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Walsh
Lynchburg Unker
Simmons Snd
Bentley
New Jersey Veterans Duel For National Amateur Title
Two New Jersey golfers Jarome Travers of Montalair and Archie Graham of North Jersey head to Buell links to play 36 holes for the national amateur championship. Travers, twice Metropolitan champion, defeated Warren Wood and E M Byers in today’s rounds, while Graham beat West and Fowne to set up a dramatic final. Travers is favored after strong play and prior titles, including New Jersey and Metropolitan championships.
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