Sixth Defeats Fifth and Jumps Into First Division
Calvary Sixth beat Fifth by four runs, moving into the first division. McKnight and Wheatley pitched. Western Sixth capitalized on five runs in the fifth after Mac’s blow. Herbert at third and Etlet at second made key plays. Hampton and Ballenger led with two hits each.
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Hoth McKnight
Wheatley
Mac
Hampton
Ballenger
Herbart
Jim Etlet
Noae Wyakoop
Mckinigh
Willam
Ble
Mcbo
Hosler
Npatlenger
Herbert
Hanvey Rf
Ba Poe
Wood
Clark
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Hurley
Dum
Siath
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D McDonald
la Fool
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Care
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Bateman
Armel
Wahler
Hagex
Halle
Donaldson
Wanler
Dornlnson
Wahler § Struck out—Ay Doneideon
Barnhart
Turke
Shoemaker
Baseball Scores Roundup from Yesterday's Leagues
Baseball results across American League and National League with multiple matchups. Highlights include Washington over Cleveland 8-4, Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3, Chicago 3 New York 1, St. Louis 8 Boston 1, Cincinnati 8 Brooklyn 6, and Pittsburgh 3 Boston 2. Additional games list Virginia, Eastern, Southern, and other minor leagues with varied outcomes.
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Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Richmond
Roanoke
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Danville
Lynchburg
New Tech
Louis
Nationals
The
Cincionaty
Pittburg
Laure
Leachburg
Roanok
Dangils Fadhmond
Aos Portemone
Post-oMer
OAS
Justice
Navy
G. P
Blank & Presimon
Capital City League
VOA OG
St Stepher's
Adlantics
Ariingtons
Aloussi
Foundry
Fifiy
Polar
Philladelphia
Washington and Cleveland Battle As Hughes Shifts Momentum
Washington battered Bernhard and beat Cleveland 8 to 4 as Hughes revived form in a pivotal inning. Turner’s running catch and Jackson Lajoie hitting powered a late surge while Bernhard’s control faltered. Lajoie, Altizer, and Schlafly stood out for Washington with timely hits and strong defense.
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Washington
Altizer
Stanley
Stahl
Rosaman
Schlafly
Harry
Turner
Jackson
Lajoie
Larry
Davy
Rossman
Nill
Nationals
Allizer
Anderson
Bey
Vrner
Be Boo
Lajaie
Rogues Ab
Jacheou
GO Bradley
Buelow
Bemis
Bernbardt
Moore
P Congatton
Woshington
Cleveland
Kanes
Batte
Hughes
Bernhard
Mils
Bradley
Schinfly
Jack
Ad Hughes
Jankana
Mr. Hurst
Jake Stahl
Emacs
Nationals Boosted by New Players Defeat the Columbias
The Nationals, strengthened by new players, beat the Columbia Athletic Club 8 to 1 as Woodmen and Donohue argued on field. Hogg was touched for runs in the ninth and the game lasted about 2 hours 5 minutes.
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Nationals
Columbias
New York
Chicago
Hogg
Donohue
Sheridan
DA Ei Hale
Reel
Jones
Chase
Isbell
Conroy
Davin
Laports
Altock
Wiisms
Delphanty
O'Neil
Ol Hotman
Bulan
Hains
Termelligh
Owens
Laporte
Williams
Sullivan
Owere
Gvens
Hoss
Mr Sheridan
Yce
Slugger Clay Released by York Manager Heckert
York, Pa July 12 Willam Clay who led the American Association in hitting last season has been released by Manager Heckert. Clay has been weak at the plate this season and his fielding worse than a schoolboy. Clay’s friends say anxiety to please home friends caused the trouble. He was signed yesterday by Manager Calhoun for Harrisburg. Heckert is trying to lure Paboy Billet from the New England League to York and is after Clements of Jersey City Hattern League.
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Washington Post
York
Willam Clay
American Association
Heckert
Clay
Calhoun
Harrisburg
Clements
Jersey City
Cincinnati Knocks Out Five Three-baggers in Brooklyn
Cincinnati wins a batting duel at Brooklyn with five three-base hits led by Kelley Lobert and Ritter. Weimer and McIntyre pitched for their teams as Hanlon’s youth show improved form in a tense 3 hour game. Brooklyn’s offense struggles amid Chicago and Philadelphia rally notes follow in the later items.
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Brooklyn
Washington Post
Hanlon
Rede
Joe Kelley
Giants
Jack Barry
St. Louis
Barry
Weimer
Lumley
Dude
Dj Alperm
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Wih
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Schulte
Rioah
Phil’phia Raboal
Thomas
Sheckard
Gleason
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Gourtrey
Mager
Evers
Br'sfeld
Seymour Dual Champion Seeks Pennant After Trades
Special to The Washington Post reports McCloskey’s three cornered swap brings Doc Marshell and Sandow Mertes to McGraw, Cy Seymour lands with the Giants, Shannon and Browne sidelined. Seymour, once a top pitcher, now outfielder, boasts a .377 batting average and premier slugger status, while the Cardinals reshuffle, aiming at another pennant with Seymour and Shannon in the lineup.
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Washington Post
St. Louis
McCloskey
Doc” Marshell
Sandow"Mertes
Spike” Shannon
Danny Shay
New York
Cy" Seymour
Shannon
Shay
Cardinals
Seymour
McGraw
Donn
Browne
Fils
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Cy' Seymour
Giants
Honus” Wagner
John J
Baltimore Oriole
Portsmouth Defeats Norfolk 5 to 3 in Virginia League
In Portsmouth on July 15, Portsmouth beat Norfolk 5 to 3. Leonard left after the first inning, replaced by Evans. Re yell pitched well, scattering hits. Fischman fielded cleanly while Din gle and Evans contributed on offense and defense in the Virginia League clash reported by Special to The Washington Post.
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Leever
Boston
Pittsburg
Bostons
Pittasuege
RHOAW
Rhoae Jaeach
Bridwell
Ganley
Toney
Blarke
Brain
Eb Wagner
Newlan
Wagner
Sheehan
Pfeiffer
Pittubure
A. Seston
Mr. Conway
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Washington Post
Norfolk Today
Leonard
Evans
Reyell
Fischman
Dingle
Danville Defeats Lynchburg Shoemakers 4 to 1
Danville beat Lynchburg 4 to 1 in an afternoon game in Lynchburg Virginia. Danville pitchers McKnight and Benny held the Shoemakers to one run while Carter and Bentley started for Lynchburg. The final score was 4 to 1 with Danville securing the victory.
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Danville
Lynchburg
Washington Post
Lynehburg
Sulz
Tynenbure
Carter
Bentley
McKnight
Benny
Richmond beats Roanoke 2-0 in Richmond game
Special to Tas Washington Post Richmond Va July 13 Richmond defeated Roanoke 2 to 0 behind Suils pitching who kept Roanoke hitless while Wills matched him on the mound Rich mond produced the decisive runs as Battersea Stitl Hinton Resnald Willis and Cooper contributed in the field and at bat
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Washington Post
Richmond
Roanoke
Suil
Wills
Richmond Wi
Battersea
Stitl
Hinton
Resnald
Willis
Cooper
Nordyke to St Paul First Baseman Bound for Hedged Farm
Louie Nordyke, former Browns first baseman, is released to Dick Padden's St Paul team with Jones excelling. Nordyke, secured from Tacoma, showed solid work at first but lacked top speed to beat Jones. Frisk Van Zant Sugden Rockenfield Morgan and Buchanan join St Paul in pursuit of the pennant in the American Association.
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Hedge
Washington Post
St. Lows
Louie” Nordyke
Browns
Dick” Padden
St. Panl
Iom Jones
McAleer
Nordyke
Tacoma
Wash
Jones
Frisk
van Zant
Sugden
Rockenfield
Morgan
Buchanan
St. Paul
Padden
Washington
Lyon Defeats Travis First International Match
In a 36 hole final preview, Eben Byers leads Pittsburgh’s St Andrew’s golfer in the international amateur championship with George Lyon from Toronto set as the other finalist. Travis defeated Travers in the morning, then Byers beat Travis in the afternoon to reach the final stages amid a large Englewood crowd.
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Washington Post
New York
Eben Byers
Pittsburger
St Andrew's Golf Club
George Lyon
Toronto
United States Golf Association
Englewood Golf Club
Wheaton
Travis
Travers
Byers
Lyon
Tiffany
Knowles
Travis-Travers
YACHT GETS FIVE PRIZES IN NEW ENGLAND CRUISE
The Eastern Yacht Club fleet completed its 1906 cruise of 24 miles along the New England coast ending at Bar Harbor after two 25 mile races. Corona of New York and Heron of Boston won top prizes for best work. Heron collected five prizes this week plus the Puritan Cup won earlier at Marblehead.
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Bar Harbor
Penobscott Bay
Mount Desert Island
Eastern Yacht Club
New England
Kebo Valley Club
Corona
A. F. Luke
New York
Heron
Tourists complain over Glidden Cup tour logistics
Utica observers report dissatisfaction among Glidden Cup contestants after the second day as only 59 of 82 cars finished the 76 mile run from Auburn in 4 hours 20 minutes. Delays and checking procedures drew criticism while Glidden defended the event's scheduled, non racing format.
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Washington Post
Utica
N. Y
Auburn
Sheen
Glidden
Pressmen Lose 6 5 To Cowboys In Stiff League Tilt
Winchester Va July 1 Pressmen fall 6 5 to Cowboys in a tight game. H Linkina pitched all but one inning for the Pressmen while Brown did solid work for the Cowboys. J Linking homered and Dulla doubled as key hits. Other scattered offense and strong fielding noted from Given Clum and Brown.
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H. Linkina
Brown
Given
Clum
J. Linking
Dulla
Rhoae
Vin's
Ol Chute
Barnes
Cotler
Berh’sth&c
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Daly
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Hermiann
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Gonroy
GO Brown
Duin
Thompson
Lafremtois
L. Linins
Berhauz
Williams
Matthews
Clam
Cotter
Beekwith
H. Linkins
Ty Brown
Coach Courtney resigns after 25 years at Cornell crews
Charles E. Courtney tendered his resignation as Cornell crews coach after 25 years. He cites continual annoyances from athletic management and a perceived neglect of the navy, while noting several offers for higher pay elsewhere. His house, partly funded by Cornellians and others, is now for sale.
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Charles E. Courtney
Cornell
Courtney
Cornell Navy
Navy
Ban
Corneil
John L. Senior
Athletic Association
Frank Irvine
Cornell Athletic Councils
Remaim
Amateur baseball teams seek games with teen players
The Baltico group reorganized and aims to schedule matches with players aged sixteen to eighteen. Vigilania and Tenglewoods prefer the arrangement. Listed players include Ware as catcher Goodman Maddox Johnson Keenan Welcker Mess Limberner McCarthy Leland Blehelberger and tishfeld at 1301 First Street Northwest.
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Baltico
Ike
Tgets
Eixteen
Vigilania
Tenglewoods
Ware
Goodman
Maddox
Johnson
Picchera
Keenan
Welcker
Babe
Mess
Limberner
McCarthy
Leland
Blehelberger
Tishfeld
H. F‘mess
First Street
Racing and Golf Meet Schedules Across Tracks
Lalania Jockey Club pursues indefinite status at Fort Erie from July 10 to August 22 with Rockingham Park events from June 28 to July 2 and Brighton Beach runs from July 21 to August 4. Providence meets run July 24 to August 1 plus the Brighton Jades and Brighton Oaks at Brighton Beach on July 2, while the United States Golf Association hosts its amateur championship in Englewood from July 10 to 14.
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Fort Erie
Rockingham Park
Brighton Beach
Providence
United States Geit Association
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