Sunday School League Standings and Today's Games
Standing of teams shows WoL Pett WoL Pet Fourth with records 15 3 9 7 and matches including Gunteney Sixth Foundry Mi Pi Meth Gurley Wilson Alban's Wesley Mt Vernon. Today's games list Gunten vs Wilson White House Ellipse Fourth vs Alban's on Fourteenth Street and Rydecker Avenue.
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Pett
Asz
St Stephen
Gunteney
Agi Foundry
Mi Pi Meth
Gurley
Sit Pi Cong
Wilson A
Alban’s
Wesley
Mt Vernon
Gunten
Wilson
White House
Alban
Fourteenth Street
Rydecker Avenue
Wesleyan Mount Vernon baseball duel ends in ten innings
In a tense ten inning game on the Ellipse, Wesley and Mount Vernon Spadisy clashed with Wesley scoring five runs in extra time to clinch the final game of the series. Strong pitching, timely hitting, and fielding miscues shaped the extended contest, with both sides trading blows until Wesley prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleys
Wesley and
Mount Vernon Spadisy
Chapel Boys
Beng
Mount Vernon Jada
Sun
Wesley Boys
Judiciary Square
Shamr
Cke
Thomas
Jo Mathews
Sone Wealey
Meliet Oom
Walters
Brwin
Aggi Palesl
Faye
Falee
Serirge
Pyne Oo
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Sixth Presbyterians Blank Wilson in Mount Pleasant Baseball
The Sixth Presbyterians defeated Wilson Memorial 3 to 0 at Mount Pleasant. Rider pitched superbly for the winners, allowing four hits. Keefe doubled for Wilson in the last inning, but the Southboro team’s fielding, including three double plays, secured the win despite several new faces on both sides.
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Presbyterian
Mount Pleasant
Wilson
Keefe
Wich
Connors
Sinth
Herbert
Wison Brers
Joe Much
Pennington
Metonaid Brothers
Dougherty
Sebr
Rhoae Wilson
Dol Ate
Garner
Taylor
Ij Dewson
Rainmakers Fall Hard To Stephen's Institute In Capital City League
Stephen's Institute defeated Woodward & Lothrop 17 to 1 as clumsy fielding and hits broke open the game after a 5-0 lead in the second inning. Bradbury mixed in errors and poor throws for Woodward & Lothrop, while Sherwood was pulled after five hits and Chisholm allowed further runs.
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Woodward & Lothrop
Stephen’s Institute Boys
Welsh
Clahaugh
Bradbury
Sherwood
Chisholm
Futlie
Rieplen
Bwavhot
Bhiarwood
Ch Holm
Holm
Buscher
Yes Biolaski
Carroll
Kidwell
Mortarity
Forayihe
Heady
Dunn
Craven
Fitagereld
Carrell
Ruby
Buna
Burcher
Bhieiwood
Passabell Broome
Atr
Handiboe
Bethany Still Unbeaten in Junior League Victory
Bethany remains undefeated with a 12 to 9 win over Sixth Presbyterian in a crowd-filled Monument grounds game. Bethany pitchers faced Sixth’s offense while Avery and Levy produced key hits. Foundry debuts this afternoon as Kendalls meet them at 5:30 with Bethany fans hoping to extend the streak.
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Sixth Presbyterian
Oldoolsixen
Bethany
Foundry
Kendall
Monument Grounds
Travers
Maceron
Avery
Levy
Kendalls
Senators Win Thirteen Run Marathon In Washington
Washington defeats St Louis 9 to 4 on the thirteenth day of the month with Donovan’s bunt heavy, scientific batting and aggressive baserunning fueling the victory. Cassidy Stahl and Kittredge starred in a steady Washington attack as four Browns pitchers struggled.
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Washington
St. Louis
Cientifie
Benatore
Donoven
Browna
Senators
Aucion
Louwis
Nirtoer
Doenevin
Browns
Bunting
Bunta
Donovan
Baltimore
Liice
Case Patten
Petty
St Louis
Jim
McAleer
Harry Howell
Slevers
Jin
Hill
Fexas
Bill
Cateht
Stahl
Bender Strikes Out Thirteen for League Pitching Mark
Philadelphia beats Chicago as Bender of the Athletics fans thirteen strikeouts to establish the season high. Closely played contest with Chicago unable to solve Philadelphia pitching. attendance about five thousand. Early game fireworks featured by stunts and solid defense from both sides.
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Bender
Athletics
Philadelphia
Chicago
RHOA
RHQ
Dundon
Hartnel If
Jones
Pickering
Callaghan
L Cross
Greene
Seybold
G Davie
Murphy
Donahue
O Mullin
Tannehinsh
Crom
Sullivan
Schreck
Altrock
Bander
Menets Ring
Dwyer
Gatie
Eastern and Southern League Scores Reported
In Eastern League games at Providence and other venues, Jersey City fell 12 to 8 at Providence Providente, and Toronto edged Montreal 7 to 6. Buffalo beat Rochester 8 to 4, while Newark defeated Baltimore in American Association play. Kansas City won 6 to 5 at Toledo, Milwaukee and Indianapolis had 2 percent, and rain forced a No Game at Bt Paul Louisville. Minneapolis-C Columbus and Southern League matchups included Little Rock over Atlanta 6 to 3, New Orleans 2 over Birmingham 1, Shreveport 16 to 8 over Montgomery, Memphis 8 over Nashville 0, and a Jacksonville 6 to 1 win over Savannah with Augusta 3 to 0 over Auguste and Charleston 2 over Columbia.
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Providence
American Association
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Paul Louisvile
Minneapolis
Collumbes
Southern League
Little Rock
Atlanta
Little Reel
New Orleans
Birmingham
Shrewenort
Montgomery
Shreveport
Memphis
Nashville
Amateur Baseball Plans and Royal Arcanum Team Officers
Amateur baseball in Washington seeks teams with players averaging fourteen. lineup includes Bulloch as pitcher and Jennier as catcher with Donnellys at infield and outfield players. District Council Royal Arcanum baseball elected officers Ralph Walker manager Hurney secretary Handiboe captain and directors plus Clark as entertainment committee chair.
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Hamiltons
Bulioch
Jennier
W. Donnelly
Hobson
Fuller
J. Donnelly
H. Donnelly
Benson
3. A. Hurney
William A. Handiboe
L A. O'Dea
J. Kraus
A. Compson
M. A. Clark
Walties
Cincinnati Defeats New York by One Run in NL Tilt
In Cincinnati on July 1 with Dahlen and Devlin error miscues in the first inning sparking a three run frame. Three timely hits including a double sealed the win for Cincinnati over New York by one run as attendance reached 3 400.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chmo
Dahlen
Devlin
Rhoae Hugging
McCorm
Odwell
McGann
Kelley
Mertes
Bieinfeldt
Corcoran
Ol Gilbert
Selies
Werner
Walker
McTinnity
Bowerman
Ytetal
Rte i Oats
Metinnity
Aetate
Rinelnpadt Sano BO
Rey Cee
Reymour
McGunn
Holley
Queeteee
Lise McDarvilene
Doudie
Walter
Steinfelds
Yates
Ediculty
Isle
BATTED WILHELM HARD In Chicago July 18
In a rough league game Chicago batted helm hard through the third and fifth innings to support a strong all run inning. Weimer retired after five. Hivera and Tenney stood out on defense as attendance reached about 2,100. Final: Chicago 7, Brat 4. Williams led Williams McCarthy and Needham contributed. Umpire: Mr. O Day. Time two hours twenty six minutes.
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Chicago
Ves Helm
Weimer
Hivera
Tenney
Chirag
Ariz
Brat
Hhoan Slugle
Oe Channe
Abbadly
McCarthy
Comay
King
Bolehantydp
Boo Evers
Revinar
Tinker
I Cane
Williang
Reo
Needham
LO Welmar
Wilhelm
Brique
Pes
Morun
McNichola
Barton
Chango
Boston
Glagle
Casey
McNichols
Walmer
Briggs
Ball— Needham
Balla
Welmer
Wilhelm Hutsuineyeall
ToPney
Mr. O'Day
Philadelphia Shut Out by Pittsburg in July Baseball Game
In Philadelphia Pittsburg pitcher Sparks shut out the Phillies until the sixth inning. Flaherty earned the win for Pittsburg as Philadelphia managed only sporadic hits. Attendance was 2074. Pittsburg won 8 to 0 with strong defense and timely hits. Brann, Geld, Threadage and Clark delivered key drives for the visiting team. Emerson, the home team, failed to capitalize, ending the game in late innings.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Flaherty
Sparks
Clark
Beaumont Wagner
Long
Doyle
Halls
Plaherty
Moran
Lost by listless play St Louis in rough Brooklyn defeat
St Louis left on base in nearly every inning as Brooklyn edged them 9 to 7 amid erratic fielding. Attendance 2,600. Harrison, Lumley, Smoot, Sheckard and Barclay led St Louis with scattered hits while McFarland and Poole pitched for Brooklyn. Umpires Mebird Carpenter and Chamer called a lengthy game lasting over two hours.
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St. Louis
Louis
St Louis
St Louis Rhoake
Brooklyn
Rhore Farrell
Dobbs
Bhannon
Diion
Heckley
Lumiey
Smoot
O/Sheckard
Brain
Babb
Barclay
Ritters
Burks
McCurm
Zearfous
Gesaler
Brooklya
Bawy Hilt—Lumley
Baerites Hilts
Hreln
Gettin Dowdle Pidy
Fartell
Brath
Becking
Burke
Aliibil
Bi Ierhind
Busia
Melfstrand
Browiion
Mebird Carpenter
Ghamer
Dumbarton Downs Olympics in Hard Football Action
Dumbarton defeated the Olympics yesterday in Aelpde in a hard fought game 18 to 11. Hume stood out with brilliant scoring and Schmidt contributed strong defense as both teams traded hits and opportunities.
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Dumbarton
F. Hume
Greal
Phe Senreai
Marion
Achaetfer
Schmidt
Oglementslib
Tha
Hume
Pylehe
Outomorah
Sneokelle
Oweng
Vchamttiyn
Oda
I Tt
Boswell
Leonardo
Reilly
Drennan
Olympica
Reputation buys you Bridget’s salts and more
The ad touts Bridget’s store as maintaining high standards for clothing and recommends buying salts now. It notes two lines of twoepieee salts are strong and priced from 10 to 30 dollars, urging readers to trust reputation and compare quality before buying.
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Rogers, Pact & Co
Chevy & Moran Co
Bridget
Baseball Roundup Hits Mixed Signals From Leagues
Several teams clash in the Southern League and Three-I circuits as Pittsburg and Brooklyn fight for spots. Reports note Kid Nichols vs McGinnity pitching, trade talks involving Lumley and Carridon, and O’Neill’s speed amid injury woes. Buffalo and Washington squads suffer discipline issues while plans to sell top players loom as attendance falters.
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Tajoie Hae
Philippa
Newark
Baltimore
Losin
Pittsburgs
Browns
Pittsburg
Boston
Kid Nichols
McGinnity
Hugh Duffey
Titus
Concord Clu
Brooklyn
Ben Mulford
Phillies
Potter’s
Potter
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago Record-Herald
Wyatt Lee
Toledo
Senator Cassidy
Buffalo
Baltimores
Patcker Camnitz
Long Green
Springfield
Athletics
Ield
Philadelphia
Mike Lynch
Pirates
Phelps
Chicago
Montreal
Dyer
Anny Green
White Sox
White Box
Fielder Jones
George the Elder
Dims Gallaher
Lena
Bebe
Carridon
Outfelder
Quakers
Jimmy Ryan
Skonee
Lewie
Jennings
Cornell University
Cornell
Donovan
O Neill
O’neill
Robinson
Ahearns
Beyers
Billy Merritt
Lowell Club
Nashua
New England
Bee‘der
Connie Mack
Thovey
New York
Clymer
Theney
Bowers
Thoney
Orth Collins
George Carey
Washington Boys
Senators
Jason
Heat and care for city work horses in summer
A New York Gun column discusses heat dangers to urban work horses and the folk remedies favored by owners. It covers using straw bonnets with damp sponges, small hourly water doses, flour and water drinks for long trips, fly nets, and preventive care. It notes the policeman cannot diagnose vet issues and urges moderating work, cooling, and accessible drinking fountains.
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New York Gun
New York
Victoria
Edpedaix
Qutaide
Manhattan
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