Goose Eggs For Foundry In Contested Gurley Shutout
In a well contested Whita Lot game Gurley Sun day team shut out Foundry of Sixteenth street 10 to 0. Haring pitched well for Gurley with strong support from its offense. McCathran started for Foundry and was hit for multiple runs in the fourth and seventh. Randall of Foundry was injured in the eighth. Vermillion and Kinney sparked Gurley with solid hits, while Vogeleburger contributed with both bat and glove. Final line score shows Gurley 10 Foundry 0. game duration 1 hour 49 minutes.
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Mount Pleasant tilt ends in defeat for Motint Hendant Congregational
Kohler pitched five innings for Motint Hendant Congregational as they lost to Sixth Presbyterian yesterday after noon on Mount Pleasant, with Bheckles and Gordon sharing pitching duties for the winners. The game featured erratic Cape Bre Nationals defense and several wild plays, as both teams struggled at the plate and in the field.
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Sixth Presbyterian
Mount Pleasant
Cape Bre Nationals
Mia
Kohler
Bheckles
Gordon
Mount Pleasant Congregational Beats Sixth in Capital City League
In a sensational Mount Pleasant grounds game, Lynham hit a towering home run aiding Mount Pleasant Congregational’s 7 to 4 victory over Sixth. The contest featured multiple hits, errors, and key plays including two-base hits by Garner and Herbert, and a notable double play.
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le Foe
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Lampfre
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St Stephen's Triumph Over Carroll Institute in Cap City League
St Stephen's Institute defeated Carroll Institute 9 to 6 in a Capital City League game. Carroll started strong but weakened late as Rainmakers rode timely hitting and strong defense led by Graves and Wheatley. Harvey's knee injury strained Carroll while Welsh and others fueled Stephen's offense.
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Steher
Buacher
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Fifteen Batters Fan New Record For The Season
Washington fell to St Louis 7 to 2 as Glade struck out fifteen across nine innings. Huelsman and O Neill were knocked down by wild curves, while Glade's speed and deadly curve baffled the Senators. St Louis built leads on Holdrick three bagger and Sugden on base while Washington late rally failed. Standings show Philadelphia and St Louis leading, Detroit and Cleveland mid-pack.
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Senators
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Indan Bender
Chicagos
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Dreamland
O'Neill
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Donovan
Senators Rally as Cubs Edge Determined Streak
Game notes recount Palle Off Townsend and Glade's pitching duel, with 48 by Townend and 3 for Sacrifice hits by Jonea Heldrick and Glade. Stolen bases by Heldrick Wal Dedau McCormick and Drill, passed ball Clarke Pitt O Loughlin. Time 2 hours 13 minutes. Chicago faces Senators this afternoon at 8. Johnson attended but saw little. Waddell struck out fourteen in twelve innings. Glade tops him.
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Pitt
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Ihe
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Senators
New York
O'Neill
Burkett
Fifteen Innings Decide Cleveland New York Rimner
The Cleveland club edged New York 3 2 in fifteen innings after Powell delivered a two base hit to right scoring the winning run following Osteen's single. Attendance 3441. Powell pitched well with nine strikeouts as Cleveland mounted late rallies to erase deficits and claim the long contest.
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Rhore Flick
O Dougherty
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Ol Williams
Bradley
Anderson
Lajoie
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Hickman
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Tannehill Delivers in Ninth to Beat Detroit for Boston
Tannehill batted for Gibson in the ninth inning and drove in the winning run for Boston, scoring Criger on a three base hit after La Chance tied the game. Detroit tallied on errors. Attendance 4,795. final score Boston 4 Detroit 2.
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Criger
la Chance
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Chicago Wins At Home In Plank's Sound Start
Philadelphia July 13 Chicago won today's game at home with Plank pitching for the visitors failure to score. Attendance 4,007. Chicago 6 Philadelphia 5. Ley 2b Duncan 3b Murphy HR. White 3 strikeouts, Plank 6. Umpires Mesars King Dwyer. Time 1:35.
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Yellovitch Interview with Col Donavanio Ends
Rus sian poet M Yellovitch visiting Washington was interviewed by war correspondent Col P Donavanio. The exchange, conducted in a private aria, featured humorous phrases and a staged transcript reflecting linguistic misunderstandings and coded language.
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Washington Baseball Club Two straight wins questioned by wager
In a wager note of the Sporting Editor Post the column asks if the Washington Baseball Club has secured two consecutive victories on the 13th and 14th instants, referring to games in progress or reportable results. The message is signed JOSEPH M. WALTERS.
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Moran Goes to St Louis in Senators Trade
Moran leaves Washington after clashing with management and ill health. A trade with St Louis sends him to the Browns for outfielder Huelsman and third baseman Hill, with Hill to move between third and short as Moran joins the team when ready. Manager Donovan and McAleer frame the swap as mutually beneficial to strengthen both clubs.
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National League scores and today’s matchups
National League results show New York 0 Cincinnati 9, Brooklyn 11 St Louis 6, Chicago 9 Philadelphia 1, Pittsburgh 2. Schedule lists Philadelphia at Chicago, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at Pittsburgh, Boston at St Louis.
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Pittsburg's New Pitcher Impresses In Philly Debut
Pittsburg, Pa July 15 Case debuted with Pittsburg in a well pitched game with flawless support. Philadelphia errors produced two Pittsburg runs. Gleason was ejected after disputing with the umpire. Attendance 2,380. Final score Pittsburg 2 Philadelphia 1.
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Yle
Ooor BO Sebring
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Doolin
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Boston Beats Chicago In Raw Show of Strength
Chicago fell 4 to 2 as Boston outplayed the Cubs in every phase. Pittinger pitched well for Boston while Corridon struggled. Attendance 2,100 at Chicago. Notable plays include a home run by Crosley, two base hits by Evera and Teler, and stolen bases by Coolay Raymer and Tinker.
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Reo
Neetham
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Teler
Needham
Crosley
Tenney
Coolay
Tinker
Cnasy
Hy Corridon
Birtis
Corridon
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Kelley Talked Back Then He Left the Field by Request
Cincinnati victory praised for hitting with men on bases. Umpire order off field in second inning. Mathewson pitched seven plus innings with notable hits and three-base plays. Attendance listed as 4,000. mixed damaged text references arnica salve ad appears at end.
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Sale on Belts and Two Piece Suits at Bargain Prices
This morning about nineteen dozen Belts be listed at $1 to $1.82 wholesale. Our two piece suits, priced from $10 to $30, offer more value than any rivals. We stand by a policy to give the best for the least, consistently.
Becket’s wild throw sinks St. Louis in tense pro game
In a wild ninth inning miscue Becketty’s throw to third cost St. Louis the final game of the series with Mnranxton for the At Lowa team. ONeill and Garvin pitched valiantly as many miscues and errors shaped a tight contest lasting about 1 hour and 60 minutes with 210 in attendance.
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Epiphany Moves Up in Junior Sunday League Showdown
Epiphany defeats Faith 18 to 0 in a junior Sunday school league game. Epiphanyites display strong play, moving from last place while Faith struggles to stop the tide of Epiphany’s offense amid a large, eager crowd.
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Atlantics Beat Iowas 19 to 7 In Amateur Baseball
The Atlantics defeated the Iowas by 19 to 7 with Humter and Carrick as batteries. They seek seventeen to eighteen year old teams, Gonzaga and Petworth preferred, address J. H. Watt, 922 Ninth street northeast. Washington Boys' Club won 9 to 0 over Harlem juniors and 19 to 0 over a St Alban's Church League mix, seeking uniformed teams averaging fourteen years, address James J. Keana, 2867 Olive avenue northwest. Unknown Stars beat National Athletic Club 15 to 12. Weyrich pitching and Streb Hilerband Falconer in the infield noted. Address Harry Mace, 441 Rhode Island avenue northwest. Decatur Athletic Club seeks games with teams averaging thirteen years. Lineup listed for various positions. Address J. J. Sheehy, Jr., 2014 Street NW.
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Baseball Notes Mixed Results Across Leagues
Newark defeated Baltimore four straight as the season reaches its midpoint. Notes cover Selbach’s struggles, Patsy Fidherty’s hot streak for Pittsburg, and various manager changes. Philadelphia pitchers fanned Chicago’s batters twice, while others report on injuries, errors, and the temper of fans.
Carnival on Water Lantern Parade at Potomac Boat Club
Potomac Boat Club hosts its fourth annual lantern parade and night carnival on the river with eight oared torpedo-boat destroyer leading, fireworks near Analostan and a post-event dance at the club. Distinct clubs from Alexandria and the Analesians join, with prizes and a formal procession along Georgetown Harbor.
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FitzSimmons Held on Lion Cub Theft Charge in Coney Island
Bob Fitzsimmons former champion fighter was jailed in $1000 bail in Coney Island Police Court on a larceny charge over a lion cub taken from an animal trainer last Saturday night. The trainer claims the cub was given to Fitzsimmons and demands its return while Fitzsimmons refuses. The cub was locked in a station house cell as the dispute continues.
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