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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1905

Page

8

Oarsmen's interest aroused ahead of Baltimore title

The national championship at Baltimore next month stirs local oarsmen especially in the senior single sculls. Rumors link Louis Scholes to the event and a senior doubles bid with Smith, but a Harlem Club source says Scholes will not compete. Greer of Boston returns after strong form last year, training under Jim Ten Eyck at Worcester to challenge the field.

Washington New York Baltimore Geulla sonMere Louis Scholes Henley Jase Sear Walden Alk Scholes Smith Harlem Toronto Greer Boston Worcester Jim Ten Eyck

Phillies Not Sold Denial From Hermann and Reeves

Philadelphia July 16 denied from Cincinnati that George B Cox and August Hermann had purchased a controlling stake in the Philadelphia National League club. Hermann and Reeves said no conference or negotiations for league consolidation were held or known here amid visits by Cox and Hermann in the city for the Philadelphia Cincinnati game.

Cincinnati Hermann Reeves Philadelphia George B. Cox August Hermann Roy Reeves Messrs Cox Atlantic City M. J

Charlie Snyder to umpire police baseball game

Old time ball star Charlie Snyder will officiate this afternoon as police forces of the city play Ballmore at the American League grounds. Snyder, a former Philadelphia catcher and National League champion, is well known to Washington fans. Baltimore players arrive at 2 pm, escorted by police and band. first pitch is at 4:30 pm with a return game planned in Baltimore next Saturday.

Charlie Snyder Ballmore Charlie” Snyder Washington Snyder Philadelphia R.C Baltimore New York Cleveland Connor Make & Garrison Lajoie Nationals Arthur Devlin Hoyer Bresnahan Larry Lajoie White Sox California Ohio Ciffcult Aulet Glade Browns Connecticut Tommy Logan York Savannah Pennsylvania Maitland Williamsport Bill Phillips Cincinnati Jobnson Bay Pulliam Joe Kelley Reds Jock Doyle Detroit Griffith Chick Stahl Boston Americana Fort Wayne James Hart Chicago Nationals Rube Waddell Cy Young Rube Barney” Dreyfus Kitty Bransfield Pittsburg Phillie Pirates Chicago Journal Ble Jolm Anderaort Charley Hickman Stanl Joe Mullin Rothgeb Reghington Batoe Aaugueater Ee Ork Balmore Herald Mullin Fanning

Bert Shot at Home Leader in Pacific Coast League

Eugene F. Bert former State senator and president of the Pacific Coast Baseball League was mysteriously shot at his home yesterday morning. Family kept details private but it is believed an attempted self destruction occurred as Bert had been despondent and ill, but doctors say he will recover.

Pacific Coast League San Francisco Eugene F. Bert Pacific Coast Baseball League Bert New York

Crescent City Club Plaks Progress At New Orleans Track

Crescent City Jockey Club plans winter meeting upgrades after July 18 New Orleans La club will spend over 100000 rebuilding the grand stand similar to Hot Springs structure adding carriages driveways and shrub decorated grounds 400 more stairs extend stable capacity to 1000 plus

New Orleans Crescent City Jockey Club Fair Grounds Hot Springs

Baseball Notes on Players and Teams Recounted

A lively roundup covers various baseball figures and events. It notes New York’s win over Cleveland, umpire Connor’s popularity, Lajoie and teammates, and remarks on Washington, Chicago, and Detroit figures. It mentions Maitland’s retirement, Jock Doyle, Rube Waddell and Cy Young, and other players’ fortunes and misfortunes with teams and managers.

Washington Wins Game as White Sox Sputter

Chicago loses 4 to 1 in a low-scoring tilt as Jacobsen shuts down the Sox and Washington seizes second place. Dundon returns home due to a family matter while over 10 000 fans pack the stands seeking the cool spot.

Washington Post Chicago Washington White Sox Jacobsen Comiskey Dundon Pittsburg

Dolphin Jackies Beat Washington Grove In 9 8 Contest

Sporting Editor notes Heyden has caught 24 games this season. Dolphin Jackies defeated Washington Grove 9 to 8 at The Washington Fest in Boyds Massachusetts on July 1. Sailors from the U S ship Dolphin received a friendly reception.

Sporting Editor Heyden Dolphin Washington Grove Boyds United States

Records of the Nationals in team batting and team Melding

The report notes seven teams performing in team batting and team melding with emphasis on sacrifices, hitting, and stolen bases as part of the Nationals records.

THE Nationals Ther Eam Joeton Boston Art Chicago Chicago Cleveland Detroit Dewott Phila St. Louis St. Lout Pthar Nationaige New Az Lis Philadelah Rvs St. Loata

Washington Tickers Defeat Baltimore Knights of the Key 8 to 3

National League notes list no games scheduled. Washington "Tickers" beat Baltimore Knights of the Key 8 to 3 at Prospect Park with heavy hitting and solid infield play led by Chapple. Scoring and fielding details include two basemen, multiple hits, and a 10 strikeout performance by Lantz.

Washington Post Baltimore Washington Commercial Telegraphers Baltimore “Knights of the Key Prospect Park Washington Chapple Rhoah Baltimore Rhoae Chapple Zidal Malone Thompson Dreke Merelith Martin Agi Eglin Ward Popp Kerr Poares Gilbert Et Ao. Fox A Gentry Lohr Lants Matelus Phompeon Belin Pox M. Nairn K. Nairn Metelis Lantz Drake Brookings Metalus Naten Unpire Mr. Fairweather

Minor league action and local club results from Brentwood

Baseball scores from American Association Southern and Eastern leagues include Toledo at St Paul 6 2 Indianapolis 2 Milwaukee 1 Louisville 10 Milwaukee 2 Louisville 10 in separate games. Shreveport Nashville 4 1 and Memphis Montgomery 4 0. Montreal Baltimore 13 1. Newark Rochester 4 1 and 3 1. Brentwood Athletic Club lost 1 0 after a pitchers duel with Sylvanus Bergling facing Joe Gerhardt. Brentwood beat Commercial 9 3 with heavy Brentwood batting.

American Association Minneapolis Toledo Bt. Paul J. Paul Columbia Kansas City Kannas City Indianapolis Milwaukee Louisville Montreal Baltimore Newark Rochester Brentwood Athletic Club Sylvanus Bergling Joe Gerhardt Commercial Baseball Club Brentwood

Washington and Mount Vernon Railway schedules ease congestion

A new timetable from the Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway adds thirty eight trains on Sundays and fifty on weekdays between this city and Washington with several express services. The railroad reports double tracking from Spring Park to Arlington Junction, pending a Potomac bridge project, and discusses possible Cameron street extension with city officials amid concerns over road access and street entrances.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alatantzia Washington Alexandria Mount Vernon Spring Park Arlington Junction Four Mile Run Potomac Columbus Street City of Cameron Street Electric Railway Company King and Columbus Streets Ferry Wharf Union Courel Paff James Owen Kerby Mount Pleasant Fairfax County P. P Phillips St. Paul's Episcopal Church Groveton Chapel Wood¢lawn Greenaway del Rays Old Dominions Glasgow Thompson Ennig and Saicas

Whist Honors at Chicago End of American Congress

The fifteenth congress of the American Whist League closes at the Auditorium Hotel in Chicago. Chicago teams win four of five leading events and stars perform strongly in minor events. Final play for progressive pair and a match for winning players began at 3 p.m. and concluded today. Scores are being compiled behind closed doors.

Washington Chicago Auditorium Hotel

Finasseur Wins Republic Stakes At Maisons Lafitte

British officers visiting Paris attended the Republic Stakes at Maisons Lafitte where Michel Ephrussi’s Finasseur won the $20,000 race with American jockey Nash Turner aboard in the presence of President Loubet. The British squadron planned to depart from Brest that evening.

Ephrussi Paris Mwy Breste Rouvier Foreign Office Maisons Lafitte Loubet Michel Ephrussi Nash Turner

Sardonic Tailors and The London Tailor and Cutter

Fragmentary ad style item accusing tailors of long credit cruelty. Mentions suffering, refined cruelty, and a claim about cures by a drugstore product priced 50 cents. Poor coherence. reads as a damaged vintage classifieds fragment.

London

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