Departmental League clash Navy vs Interior ends in close win
In a Departmental League contest Navy defeats Commerce and Labor 2 to 2 with a string of pretty plays. Wiley stops Brown's drive in the fourth and Winston snags Terry's ball in the eighth to spark applause from a large crowd. Treasury tops Post Office 4 to 2 behind Folcher's pitching. Stevenson and pass balls factor in the scoring as Treasury plates four runs.
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Commerce and Labor
Wiley
Brown
Winston
Terry
Ant L. Rhgae
Taylor
Tormay
Hofman
Hlima
Weber
O North
Ol Herbert
Witer
a'Cotter
LI Doyle
Agricul'ure
Tagriculture
Commerce
Ol Brown
Trius
bi—Evans
Sandera
Tornay
Herbert
Wailey
Pasvad Halt
Hunt
Lmpire
Treasury
Lord
Ifol‘cher
Ste‘venson
Trevan
RHO AB
Fostotice
Orrison
Moerirch
Budien Eos
Folher
Stewart
Smith
GO Adams
Bacon
Gates
Mathews
Qravey
A Fenton
Dean
Stevenson
Merring
Harring
Rares
OM Haroff Bacon
Ing
Teo-Bass
Wi—Bacon
Leora
G Newago
Garrett
Steventon Passo batls—Stevenson
Mandiboe
Fifth Defeats Metropolitan in Sunday School League Thriller
In a rough contest both teams were short handed as they played nine players. Fifth rallied after six innings, silenced Sheilenberger, and won 7 to 3. S Wood and McKeigat each had three hits, while six double plays highlighted the game. Slattery transferred from Kansas City to Toronto.
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Fifth
Mets
Sheilenberger
S$ Wood
McKeigat
Rhore
S Wood
S- Furie
U McKnishi
Ib Briggs
Etlett
Wood
P R'mond
Hurley
Dampier
McQuinn
St . Dutton
Dirk
Ef . McNabb
Richerds
Rt Asquith
Carroll Shel'bergersp
Tales
Firth
Meto
Metz
Carroll
Schallenberger
Sthelenberger
Cleveland Quietly Clinches 5 0 Victory Over Washington
Cleveland dominated Washington 5 to 0 as Hess allowed four singles and no walks while Turner nailed a late homer. Hughes struggled, allowing nineteen baserunners including a homer and three doubles, but four double plays kept the score within reach.
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Hess
Turner
Bradley
Cleveland
Washington
Senators
Hughes
Stahl
Otto Hess
Naps
Dsh.se
Eny
Bee Turner
Laole
Trozeryan
Corgalion
Thadley
Aoa
Ermis
E. Ora
Hirst
UE Hughes
Turik
Flick
Altizer
Sonafs
Nill
Scriat'y
Stal Tlughes
Attizer
Schlafly
Mesers
I Kittredge
Buetow
TV heroes fete. Aitetecbare nah Gabe Eee Akun
Fragmented text records a sports and time note with names and outcomes. Mentions Dysart strikes and Donohue. Indicates a time of fame lasting 1 hour 2 minutes with references to Melntyra, O Leary, Cross, Davis, and Sheridan.
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Heriicas
Melntyra
O'Leary
Cross
Davis
Hy Dysart
Donohus
G. Bassenballs
Oit Dugger
Donohue
Sheridan
Time of Fame
Has Collins Quit From Boston Affects Boston Club
The piece reports Jimmy Collins suspended for being absent without leave and questions whether Collins will quit. It notes the club president is in Europe, Collins may return to Buffalo for real estate, and hints at a broader collapse of the Collins regime amid other Boston roster uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jimmy Collins
Moore
Jimmy
Europe
Collins
Tiely
Buffalo
Tls
Boston Crew
Colina
Collink
Giants Boost Talent Spending In Midseason Trade
New York Giants under John McGraw are pursuing star talent with a midseason spree. The deal includes paying $10,000 cash plus two players, Mertes and Marshall McCloskey, for Shannon and Shay of St. Louis, plus $10,000 for Seymour. The package signals desperate moves to keep pace with Chicago and fend off rivals. The exchange was not an even swap, and brush an McGraw weigh options as they aim to secure Spike Shannon over Lumley.
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Sandaw’ Mertes
Spike” Shannon
Danny Shay
Cy" Seymour
Chicago
McGraw
Gotham
Muggsy
New York
Johnny
John T. Brush
Giants
Mertes
Marshall
Shannon
Shay
St. Louis
Seymour
Fieht
Ontstde
Saymnour
Spike Shannon
Harry Lumley
Brooklyn
Stanley Robison
Sepre
St Lon
RHOAE
Rhoah Burch
Braghan
Benofit
Strang
Merten
Smoot
Ol Beymoun
Grady
McGann
O Hostetter
OlDeviin
Ebo W.xahal
Dablen
McBride
Gilbert
Been
Tayton
Murray
Breanahan
W. Marshall
Doklen
Stclen
Aurch
McBridy
Bennett
Bresnahen
Taylor
Baila
Lovis
Umpines
Heckert Named Likely Manager for Washington Club
York Pa July 16 George Heckert York Tri State manager is slated to lead the Washington American League team next season. He has built a winning York squad with Stony McGlynn the iron man pitcher who has won twenty one of twenty six starts. If true Heckert would bring York stars to Washington and contend for the pennant.
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Washington Post
York
George Heckert
York Tri-State
Heckert
McGlynn
Heck
Hela
Lis
Tri-State
Bill” Clay
Stony” McGlynn
Washington
Heckport
Stony
Sports Calendar Snapshot from a Blurred Page
A fragmented listing covers baseball Nationals versus Chicago at National Park today, boxing notes, racing meets at Latonia Fort Erie and Rockingham Park, Brighton Beach dates, aquatics regattas Worcester and Broadwater, horse shows in Atlantic City and nearby towns, track and golf events with scattered dates and venues.
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Latonia
Triple Play Sparks Cincinnati Victory In Tight Interleague Game
In a seesaw day game, Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 9 5 with a late go ahead in the ninth. Key players include Hummel and Deal on Cincinnati and Bergen on Brooklyn, while Stricklett pitched for the Reds and Hall for the Dodgers in a high run affair.
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Olay
Brooklyn
Rhoa B
Poad
Hayy
dCasey
Kelley
Lumiey
BF Co
Jude
Rhs
Totads
Baze Hite
Hall
Stricklett
Ad Casey
Velehanty
Deal
Bar- Ty
Hummel
Bergen
Stalen
Lober
Lumley
Dorbie
Schlet
Alnerman
Lewis
Triple
Alperman
Wirst
Balle
Strickfext
Dy Hall
Umsire
Carpenter
Kiem
Kiel Yacht Regatta Entries For Roosevelt Cup
Kiel Germany hosts September Marblehead races for Roosevelt Cup with German yachts Glueckauf IV Wannsee Ty VI C and BR Krogmann. Amateurs sail each boat. Glueckauf IV to be handled by Uetr Wustrau Wannsee by V Pyetzen Tilly VI by J Wertzmann. Belgravia and Britannia will transport the yachts. Imperial Yacht Club to be represented by Capt Hebbinghaus.
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Marblehead
Mass
Glueckauf IV
Imperial Yacht Club
G. Stinnes
Muehlhelm
Wannses
Legterhaus Yacht Club
Berlin
Ty VI C North
German Regatta Club
Dolman
BR Krogmean
Hamburg
Danville Defeats Portsmouth In Tight July Baseball Game
Special to The Washingvoos Danville Va July 11 Danville beat Portsmouth 2 to 0 after a tense late inning. Winston pitched well for Danville, doubled, and scored the first run as Schuman tired in the eighth. Batterylee Winston and Benny Schuman Ea narls and a medal to The Washington Fest Norfolk VA July 16 Norfolk defeated Lynchburg 4 to 1. Newhouse fined for assault umpired this afternoon.
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Orange
Warrenton
Washington Post
Danville
Portsmouth
Schuman
Winston
Benny
Schomen
Eanarls
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Newhouse
Interclub golf match shifts to Wilmington for trophy
The Wilmington Country Club hosts Chevy Chase today at 2 pm for the Middle Atlantic Golf Association five man trophy. Chevy Chase defends the title after beating the Baltimore Country Club and Columbia Golf Club. Five matches include Morven Thompson against H Bh Michal and Cleve Harricon facing W G James Jr. plus Lemuel Dalzell, W M Gray, and Ormsby McCammon in order. Baltimore Country Club has issued a challenge to play the Chevy Chase winner.
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Wilmington
Lemuel Dalzell
Chevy Chase
J. Baldwin
W. M. Gray
Chevy Chane
T. M. Brown
Fillmington
Ormsby McCammon
F. de HW. Janvier
Baltmore Country Club
Chevy- Wilnington
Clash of Heavyweights Berger OBrien Delivers Brutal Six Round Battle
Sam Berger the California amateur heavyweight and Philadelphia's Jack O'Brien fought a fierce six round bout in which both men bled heavily. O'Brien opened strong with sharp lefts but Berger repeatedly pressed, opened a gash over OBrien's eye, and both men ended bloodied as the crowd watched a fast city heavyweight clash. No decision was declared and Berger weighed roughly 20 pounds less than OBrien, with OBrien slightly favored by observers.
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Philadelphia
Sam Berger
California
Tomeht
Philadelpha
Jack O'Brien
O'Brien
Berger
O’brien
Wang
Brien
Ius
Rover
Jack
O'Bren
Jabs and Counters in Featherweight Showdown
Freddy Welsh the English boxer boasts he can beat the best featherweights in the country after two win streaks in Erie and Philadelphia. He claims to fight at 124 pounds and is ready to meet any challenger at that weight. Abe Attell’s brother Monta is set to box Harry Baker of Oakland in a 14 round bout at the upcoming Oakland show.
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Freddy Welsh
Young Erie
Philadelpia
Welsh
Erie
Monta Attell
Abe
Harry Baker
Oakland
Cxl
Gakiane
Canadian tennis championship decided at Niagara on the Lake
Irving Wright of Boston won the Canadian championship as Beals Wright did not appear. The handicap doubles conclude tomorrow. In men’s handicap singles final Halph Burne of Toronto defeated H D Kirkover of Buffalo 64 63 38 63. Women’s championship saw Miss Moyes of Toronto beat Miss Summerhayes of Toronto 3 7 8 0.
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Niagara-on-the-waxe
Ontario
Beals Wright
Big
Irving
C. Wright
Boston
Wright
Beals C. Wright
Borton
Halph Burne
Toronto
H. D. Kirkover
Buffalo
Miss Moyes
Miss Summerhayes
Torale
Cornell to Probe Crew Affairs and Courtney
Ithaca N Y July 18 John J Senior graduate manager Cornell Athletic Association calls for a searching investigation of his relations with Cornell crew matters and with Coach Charles E Courtney. He will request the Cornell athletic council to review conduct and alleged differences, insist on a published report, and urges joint meetings with Courtney.
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Washington
Ithaca
N.Y
John J. Senior
Cornell Athletic Association
Cornell Crew
Charles E. Courtney
Courtney
Sornell
Mr. Courtney
Dougherty Not Outlawed by Baseball Commission
Cincinnati July 16 Dougherty of the New York and Chicago American League clubs will be reinstated on payment of a 50 fine and the New York club 25 by the national baseball commission today. Dougherty was carried on the New York reserve list but refused to report for duty and was not released to Chicago, though not at the time with New York as required by the rules.
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Cincinnat
Dougherty
New York
Chicago
National Baseball, Commission Today
Barry Arndt Laid Up With Likely Career End
National League star third baseman Barry Arndt of the St. Louis Cardinals faces a badly torn right shoulder. Doctors warn a long rest may not restore him this season and he could never play again. McCloskey, optimistic for a spring return, contends Arndt may yet recover. Also noted is the recent purchase of Rock Sand by August Belmont for 125000 after his English stakes wins.
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Sreelat
Weebington
St. Louis
Harry Arndt
Spangies
Arndt
St. Louis Cardinals
Bingler
John McCloskey
McCloskey
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