Drop Both To Srowns Pitcher Adams Wild Debut
A Texas southpaw named Adams showed wild form yet decent effectiveness as he attempted to lift the game for his side. Tom Hughes’s poor work kept the contest from slipping away, while Ban Johnson remains central to the ongoing drama surrounding the event.
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Texas
Tom Hughes
Ban Johnson
Washington Falls Twice to Browns in St Louis Tilt
In St Louis, Washington were swept by Cleveland's Browns, losing 7-4 in the opener and 5-1 in the nightcap. The Browns exploded with runs in the early innings as pitchers Howell and Adams held the Nationals to scattered hits. Washington struggled with defense and timely hits, leaving them buried in the standings and facing a rough road stretch.
Cleveland Stays Alive in Wild Game at Philadelphia
Cleveland beat Philadelphia 9 to 2 in a wild afternoon clash. Waddell delivered six hits in three innings before exiting as Cleveland scored plenty, while Donahue pitched well for the winners. Key hits included Davis’s homer and Murphy’s triple for Philadelphia, with Stovall and Beachey advancing bases. Attendance listed at 61 percent capacity.
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Waddell
PhiladelphastWea Dex Teatedg
Cleveland
Ohio
Philadelphia
Tovday
Fang Ned
Steauns
Donatus
Davie
Murphy
Jacksons
Rhoa Feema
Schreck
Donahue
Ay Rion
Cleland
Rune
Cheveland
Aits
Wadsall
Henley
Tuntaga
Bradley
Stovall
Demin
Jackson
Davis
Rad Donahue
Beachey
Fick
Hoffman
Baile
Om Waddell
Wadder
Lote
Basas
Mr. Condor
Boston Wins Final Chicago Series In Ten Innings
Boston defeats Chicago 2 to 1 in ten innings in a pitchers battle. Winning run scores on a single aided by an error and a long drive to Holmes. Attendance 6,28. Holmes and Dundon key for Boston. White and Dines strong for Chicago. Time of game 1 hour 49 minutes.
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Sikman
Jones
Nationals
Anderaim
Stahl
Ies
Lan Johnson
Johnson
Louis An
Fitkenfield
Yan Gaat
Ron Rf
Walace As
Hober
Petals
Sane Opus Wa
Kinan Ab
Patou Soo
Adama Inmiath
Waestagton
Stahne-Howell Stone
Haelsman
Joner
Eal Hiccman
Rockenfield
Koehler
Howell Koehler Wallace
Gleason
Suxden
Steen Baaex
Koenloe
Adams
Howell
Ala
Hitecom Hughes
Jakeven
Lettom Lmges
Washington
Measra Ulouphin
McCarthy
BHPO
AE Dow of
Arena
Patten Sitter
St Lowta
hite—Kopbler
Glesaot
Anderson
Borhenfield Frisk Rynson
Kitteadge
Wailars
Uaxsalyteds
Stylen
Gleasor
van Zant
Wallace
Balle
Om Sudhott
Patten
Sudhot
Yi Patten
St Louis
Chicago
Boston
Dundon
Holmes
Chicago -Rmo AB
Donorue
Collins
Sullivan
Perris
Freeman
Criger
Eline
Bullivan
Bastian
Holmer
Davis
White
Dines
Dineon
ball—Jones
Drapire
Mr. Sheridan
Minor league games and standings across associations
Baseball results from American Association Eastern and Southern leagues with multiple doubleheaders listed by city and score. Notable items include a funeral delayed game in Kansas City and scattered postponements in South Atlantic and New York State leagues. Mentions Ned Hanlon rumored Brooklyn manager status and player moves including Caldwell to Toronto and Mullen terms in Baltimore.
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George la Chance
Montreal
Nationals
Chicago
Detroit
Ned Hanlon
Brooklyn
Lindsay
Homestead
Baltimore
Joe Mullen
Mullen
Griffiths Highlanders
Lajoi
Cleveland
Hal Chase
Moneyer Onfilth
John Ganzel
Canton
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Dick Harley
Caldwell
Phillies
Toronto
Vermont
Sam Arpersous
Negro Matthews
Burlington
Harvard
Matthews
Joe Gans
Washington
Atlantics
Gans
National Park
Detroit Beats New York In Bitter Intercity Game
Detroit defeats New York in a tense matchup to hold fourth place while dropping New York to sixth. Mullin pitches well for Detroit as Chesbro exits after four runs in the sixth. Cooley is ejected for kickme as 1,900 attend.
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Detroit
Mich
Jay
Letroit
New York
Mullin
Chesuro
Cooley
Vclntyre
Williams
Croxford Rfl
Yeager
Coughlin
Fults
Fehaefer
Doyle
Lindsay
DO McGuire
Atlanti
McCabe
Eltv
Cantal
oProce
Ff Og
Marquette
Andress
J. H Watt
Ninth Street
Grimth
Irving
First Game and Split Doubleheader in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia July 13 the Phillies and St. Louis split a doubleheader. McFarland pitched well in the first game allowing only two hits as attendance reached 8,995. The box score shows St. Louis 3 and Philadelphia 2 in the second game with McBride and Braman among others contributing hits.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
MicFarland
Wirst
Bpo
Palle
Roar Anton
Thomas
Doolin
Ga Hy
ORB McFarlandp
Hillebrand Shuts Brooklyn as Pittsburg Wins 6 to 3
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 6 to 3 in Brooklyn with Hillebrand relieving Case and allowing only four hits. Attendance 2,000 as Hillebrand, a former Princeton player, pitched seven innings and kept Brooklyn batters quiet while Pittsburg capitalized on timely hits and Boswell errors.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Case
Hillebrand
Princeton
Rhoad Pitburg
Rhoae Dobba
Clymer
Hall
Ol Clarke
Lumiey
Beaumontet
Lidiad ‘Gossier
Howard
Bobb
Obra
Ritchey
Pelt
McIntyre
Oddad Hutchrson
Cage
Faning Brook
Peltz
Geseler
Pettz
basoe—Wagner
Batch
Bergan Hiw
Cano
Pitohed Halle
DF McIntyre
Willebrand
Ly McIntyra
Jase
Mr Klem
New York Triumphs Over Chicago Behind Devlin Homers
New York defeats Chicago 6 1 as Devlin homers to cap a sixth inning lead. Attendance 7,500. Line scores show New York with key hits by Slagle Donlin and McGann while Ames struggles on the mound. Chicago errors and timely NY hitting seal the outcome in a 1 hour 5 minute game.
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New York
Chicago
Ames
Devlin
Dahlen
Rhore Chicas
Hhoad Browns
O Stagle
Donlin
Maloney
WoGann
O.dehalte
Mortes
Chance
Tinker
Devin
Ol Evers
Gibert
Corya
Bowormas
Onell
Amca
Poe
Wick
Lundgren
Slagie
McGann
Dahjen
Wicker
Alx Danings
Firet Banls
OX Ameo
Messip
O'Day
Boston Triumph Over Reds 2-1 On Errors And Poor Hitting
Boston defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1 as Cincinnati made infield and baserunning mistakes while Boston capitalized on earlier errors. Young failed to record a hit after the fourth inning and attendance was 1,408. The game featured two-base hits by Huggins and Delahanty with several stolen bases and errors affecting the outcome.
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Boston
Maas
Balla
Cincinnati
Young
Boston Raoald
Cinckam
Rhoad
Hugainn
Tenney
Barry
Dolan
Kelley
Pelehanty
Reymour
Aid
Mount Pleasant Congregational Ties Fourth Presbyterians in Sunday-Scene
Mount Pleasant Congregational and Fourth Presbyterians battled in a tight Sunday School League game at Mount Pleasant. The lead changed hands late as misplays and a director’s ejection slowed play. The game ended in an eighth inning darkness call with Mount Pleasant tied 3-3 and official scoring detailed for both teams.
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Association
Foundry
Bt Stephens
Gurley
Calvary Mel
Stephent
Gunton
Mowns Pleasant Congr Heral Va Bixth
BU Stephen’s
Sixth
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Gurley Va
St. Stephen's
St Stephen's
Fourteenth Street
Lydeckar Avenue
Calvary Move Foundry
Fourth Presbyterians
Mount Pleasant
Champs
Sheckers
Bace
Balla
Mt Pl Gon
Rhoae
Bea
Bradley
Torney
Ishon
Ballinger
Altuheson
Ertore
Clark
Sheckels
Ghilionden
Buffalo umpire hassett removed after Nattress clash
In Buffalo versus Jersey City a second inning dispute led to umpire Hassett ejecting Buffalo shortstop Nattress for an ugly remark. Nattress retorted and tussled with Hassett as Buffalo players attacked the umpire. Manager Stallings ordered police to remove Hassett, restoring play with Amotte Hassett later directing actions at the plate amid a 5000 strong crowd and a tainted box office.
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Stallings
Hassett
Jersey City
Washington Post
Buffalo
N. C
Nattreas
Nattress
Buffalos
Amotte Hassett
Umuire
Printing Office League Cowboys Defeat Foundry in Six Inning Tilt
The Cowboys beat the Foundry 12 to 11 in six innings as both pitchers were hit hard. Patteson and Chute led the Cowboys with three hits each while Burlingame starred at first for Foundry. Official score Washington Post notes errors and key plays as crowd watches an early season printer league clash.
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Cowboys
Foundry
Downers
Fis
Blanks
Secw Foundry
Columbia
Foundrys
Rappler
Brown
Patteson
Chute
Burlingame
Fist
Cowboys Rhoae
Rhoah Horrmta
Denwitzer
Champ'Yae
o[Brown
Kappler
Pattospo
Tray
Heff'nen
Newman
Bailey
Conroy
Wabb
Voundry
Hirst
Banes
Cowhay
Balla
OM Kappler
Mappler
Heffernan
Chamberlain
Hermann
Schwitser
Batley Stalen
Chute Cotter
Treadway
Christias
Fatteson
Wateman
Dougherty
Commissioners
Government Printing Office League
American League Park
Sesson
Norfolk
Norfolk Collegians
Soldier
Fort Monroe
Clifton Forge
Washington Post
Winchester
Reservoir Park
Ford
Police Nine to Meet Washingtons Finest in Exhibition Game
Baltimore Metropolitan police players travel to Washington to face a selected Baltimore club from Major Leagues, with elaborate parade plans and a 4:20 PM start. The event draws cheers for both forces, boasting strong hitters, swift baserunners, and a formidable battery. City officials and a band are expected to attend.
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Atere
Friends of
Washington
Metropolitan Police
Liuecoats
Baltimore
Monumental
Law and Order
Coppers
National Capital
Knights of the Locust
Paltimore
Ma! Sylvester'smen
National Park
Marshal Farnam
Timanne
Maj Sylvester
First Episcopal Athletic Meet At Coliseum Park
Tomorrow at 2 30 pm the Episcopal Athletic Association holds its inaugural meet at Coliseum Park corner Fourteenth and A northeast with over one hundred entries. Notables include T H Beckett as referee and Maj Richard Sylvester as finish judge, various clerical and civic figures serving as timers and scorers, and prizes from Gibbons Galt Walford Spaulding's Rich's and others.
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Episcopal Athletic Association
Coliseum Park
T. HE
Beckett
Richard Sylvester
W. G.stewart
W. C. Thatcher
ES Dunlap
C. F. Smith
C W Schroeder
J. Mat
B. W. Rogers
Samuel H. Stet
RN. Richardson
J. Balstr
J. Callan
Gibbons
Galt
Walford
Tappan
Spaulding’s Store
Rich's Bons
Ity Yard
A Rogers
Epipheny Chapel
Ray T Smith
Chiat! Church
Georgetown
Frank Tennyson
St John's
J O Wilson
St Paul's
R. H Robertson
Pagan
St Pauls
MF Thompson
St Andrew's
Walter Middlekautt
Anatase
Crook
St Andrew
James V Price
Trinity
John G Rowemond
Christ Church
Fuller Ascension
Fagen
Thomas Epiphany
C Wallace
Richard Daniels
Church of Our Saviour
Evan L. * Jackson
Louis @ Bender
Washington
Hugh & Royce
John'a
J F Hodge
Chest Church
John CG Rowemond
Frank
Tennyson, Jr
John's
Robertson
G H Pennston
Ascension
R. Thomas
Epiphany Chapel
Paul Yoder
Hugh @ Royce
Richard Daniely
J F Hodgson
Whitney
Kipp
Church of the Ascension
Peniston
Fuller
Maxey
Herndon
JK Wallace
John C Rowemond
M C Thompson
Hugh Koyce
Louis
Ander Christ Church
FC Wallace
Tricity
Church of Our Sevicor
Fred Roberteop
Ira T Byram
George Gordon
Hagia
Thames
F. © Wallace
David Brewster
St John'a Georgetown
Church of Our Seniour
Basen
Hugh Rayes
St John’s
R Rogers
Woile Ralay
Two Americans Win Preliminary Davis Trophy Contests
London July 13 Ilolcome Ward and William J Clothier Americans won in the preliminaries for the Dwight F Davis tennis trophy singles defeating Germot and Decugis with ease. Clothier beat Decugis 6 8 6 4, Ward defeated Germot 2 4 1. In chess Ostend Maroczy and Janowski tied for first. Maroczy beat Wolf, Blackburn beat Leonhart, Janowski beat Marshall, other games drawn. Staunton baseball defeated Kentucky 11 to 8 in Staunton Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight F. Davis
Holcombe Ward
Max Germot
A. F Wilding
C. von Wer Yoly
Janowski
Maroczy
Ostend
Wolf
Blackburn
Leonhart
Marshall
Marco
Tarrasch
Piehigorin
Schlechter
Taubenhaus
Teichmann
Burn
Alapin
Staunton
Kentucky
Washington Post
University of Kentucky
Craig
Dudley
Broken Main Floods Street Near Car Tracks
A water main break on Four-and-a-half street between Missouri and Maine avenues caused street flooding with six inch pools near car tracks yesterday. Work crews repaired the line late in the afternoon and residents, including local children, enjoyed the unexpected spectacle. Paris municipal council accepts Benjamin Franklin statue gift from John H Harjes to be erected at the Rue de Franklin end.
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Missouri
Maine Avenues
Paria
Franklin
Paris
John H .Harjes
Benjamin Franklin
de Franklin
Yale Names William Lush as Three Year Baseball Coach
William Lush, the Cleveland American League player who coached Yale this season, signed a three year contract to continue as Yale baseball coach. The salary was not stated, but the move marks Yale’s commitment to retaining a professional coach for the season. In other sports news, Orange tennis players Wreng Jr. and Fincke defeated Millett and Marvin in doubles at Ardafey Club, 7-5 6-1 6-2, while Hackett and Alexander withdrew due to hand injury.
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Orange
Ardsley-on-Hudson
George L. Wreng, Jr
RF. Fincke
Ardafey Club
A. C. Millett
J F. Marvin
HB. Hackett
F E. Alexander
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Jone
Wee Willie
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Keeler
OM Mullin
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American Association
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Southern League
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Wilkasbarra
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Utlea
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Troy
AL Greenadoro
Greensboro
Danville
Charlotte
Salisbury-Spencer
Baseball Notes
Kid Nichols
Cardinals
Philadelpia
Lkely
Boston Americans
Arthur Devlin
Giante
Roger Bresnahan
Bresnahan
Sam Mertes
National League
Fitteburg
Qlocinast
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Jan Jing
W. le Pete
Clovinists
Pittepurg
St Louie
Philad’phia
Chicas
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Glisson
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Thielman
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Vicehoe
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Sporting Edittor
Charlie Jones
Chicago Americans
Fielder Jones
Sporting Editor
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King's
Dolly
Parker, Bridget,& Co
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Ave
Mount Pleasant Congregationale
W. L Pat
Calvary ME
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PL. Cong
Printing Office League
Brightwood
Brightwood Driving Club
Abbott
Omaha
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Hood
Episcopal
Coliseum
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YALE
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E Sts. N. W
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Mertz and Mertz CO
F St
Electric Automobile Service
Whones Bain
Panorama
1&Th Street
Ohio Avenue
Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation CO
Columbia” Automobiles
Walfords
Sporting and Athletic Goods
Royal Pilsen
Abner-Drury Brewing CO
26Th and
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Eiseman
J. G W. Eiseman
Iebranc Sere
Richards
Israa
Peoples Pharmacy
North West
THE
Sunday Post
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, DC
District of Columbia
Marziard
Cook Remedy Co
Masorig Temple
Coicago, DA
Medical
Dr. Reed Sc
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Shade
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Fisk Elcin
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