White Sox Defeated as Walsh Struggles in Chicago Game
Chicago’s White Sox lost 7 to 4 to Washington in the final game of the series. Ed Walsh lasted under three innings, wild and ineffective, while Patten started for the Nationals but was pulled as the Nationals built a lead. Hughes steadied the Sox, and Washington capitalized with timely hits and two wild pitches to pull away. Attendance 2,612.
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Cleveland Beats New York 4 to 1 in Cleveland Fight
Cleveland, Ohio July 17 Cleveland defeated New York 4 to 1 as Hogg struggled with wild pitches and bases loaded. Keeler and Conroy errors aided Cleveland two runs. Turner and Fultz led strong fielding. Attendance 2,346. Pitchers Hogg Powell. Key plays included Powell’s RBI and a double play by Powell Mezere and Conroy. Time 1 hour 42 minutes.
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Mr. Connor
Waddell's Wildness Costs Phillies in Detroit Loss
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 on July 17 as Waddell's wild pitching contributed to the loss. Detroit left runners on third in the first five innings, then turned two timely hits in the sixth to secure the lead and the win.
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St Louis Defeats Boston In Late Morning Tilt
St Louis beat Boston 2 to 2 in a rough afternoon contest. Sydnor and Deneen pitched well through the third inning as attendance reached 14, with Frick, Satbach, Parent, VanZant and Borkett contributing offensively for St Louis while Dineen and Sudhett worked for Boston. Final line drives and fielding miscues shaped the late scoring.
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Dineen
Dor
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Minor League Scores Across Leagues Written in Fragments
Daily minor league results list multiple games with scores in American Association Southern Eastern and other leagues. Key outcomes include Minneapolis Toledo 3 7 and Milwaukee 2 Milwaukee 0, Memphis 0 Atlanta 1, Buffalo Newark 1 9, Toronto Jersey City 6 7, Albany Scranton 2, Utica 1, Charlotte 4 Winston Salem 1.
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Baseball Notes Highlight a Puzzling Season Struggles
The clumsy spread of errors by Stahl, weak batters like Bradle and Owen, and manager scrutiny frame a restless baseball scene. Washington’s inconsistent lineup, Pittsburgh benched Leach, and the Knight-turned Ryan signing reveal a sport in flux. Cy Young praises umpire McCarthy after a 20 inning Boston game. Ban Johnson eyes four strike rule changes as hits and runs shift.
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Halla
New York Shut Out by Pittsburg in Baseball Game
New York at home fell 3 0 to 0 as Pittsburg pitched a shutout. Wagner hit a two run homer in the eighth to seal the win for the visitors. Clymer was ejected in the first inning for Bloking. Attendance around 3,000.
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Kiem
Blanks for Hanlon's Men in Brooklyn Defeat
Chicago defeated Hanlon's team 2 to 0 in Brooklyn as two errors in the fourth inning paved the way for the winning run. Both pitchers were solid in a one run game. attendance about 1,000. Scoring details and fielding miscues noted along with umpire and game time.
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Brooklyn
Hanlon
Cincinnati Defeats Philadelphia In Ten Inning Tie
Cincinnati won 4 to 2 over Philadelphia in ten innings. Overall and Sparks pitched well, allowing only one hit for Philadelphia. Odwell singled and Steinfeldt doubled for Cincinnati’s lone early run. Attendance 2,536. Spar k e relieved, four hits by Philadelphia. Game lasted 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Boston Wins 4–3 In Hitting Fray At Home
Boston edges a close game 4 to 3 behind timely hitting and stout defense. Delehanty Moran and Grady hit homers for the home team, with Abbottichio and Tenney pairing on defense for key double plays. Attendance 1,748 as Young and Brown worked on the mound.
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Murphy denies Chicago National seeks syndicate ownership
Chicago July 17 Charles W Murphy vice president of the Chicago National League club said the syndicate ownership story is unfounded No other club owner in the league will be allowed to own stock or merge The Chicago club will be strengthened without expense and no changes or star sales are planned The Staunton baseball team defeated Clifton Forge 13 to 7 in Staunton Va
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Chicago National League Baseball Club
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Fourth Loses Top Plate In Close Cardinal Clash
The Fourth Presbyterians fall 9 to 7 to Langley and finish the season with a defeat after holding a late lead. Dutch Kinney and Asquith starred for Gunton and Hutchinson and Langley locked horns in a slugfest that saw multiple runs across the eighth and ninth frames. The game, played before a large crowd, featured strong defense and timely hitting including Shoemaker’s fourth inning home run and Langley’s decisive late single.
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Fommy" Shoemaker
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Eleven Inning Marquette League Thriller Won by St Martin
One of the season's best Marquette League games saw St Martin defeat St Paul 3 to 2 in 11 innings yesterday. Key players included W Gallagher Sweeney and Dugan with pitching by Gallagher and Steep. The long extra frame affair, delayed by errors and timely hits, ended in St Martin's favor.
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Printing Office League Cowboys Dominate Columbia Team
The Cowboys shut out the Columbias 10 to 0 at American League Park. Pitcher Kappler allowed two hits for the Cowboys while Culmbia managed four errors and six baserunners. Quinn Hunt and Cotter led with three hits combined, and Newnan added offense for the Cowboys in a decisive, 1 hour 40 minute game.
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Baseball Rain Checks and Sunday School League Records
Sporting Editor questions validity of rain checks from the June 7 Detroit game and whether the Sunday-school League player records in The Morning Post are correct. The Post notes possible disfigurement and mentions Bucklen's Arnica as a remedy.
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Morning Post
Stabe
Kerr leads St Stephen's in loss to National Athletic Club
Jimmy Kerr twirled three hits and struck out a third of the lineup as National Athletic Club edged St Stephen's Institute 6 to 5 at Fourteenth and A streets northeast. Kerr allowed three earned runs, while Lander fanned nine for St Stephen's. National improves in the City League standings behind a pitching duel and timely hitting.
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Commerce and Labor beat Library in tedious departmental clash
In a tiresome departmental league game Commerce and Labor defeated Library 14 to 9. Ambrose, Schreiner, and Sullivan powered Library hits while Burns and Burns pitched for Commerce and Labor, with errors shaping the score and Ruedy earning the win in a long affair lasting over two hours.
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Aloysius Narrowly Tops Carroll in Ninth Inning Battle
In a close finish on the Highthang L grounds northeast, the Aloysius Club edged Carroll Institute by one run in the ninth. Nash was hit by a pitch and the rally produced the winning score as Carroll had led most of the game.
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Bell—Hecker
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Wright and Larned Win in International Lawn Tennis Trophy
Beals C Wright and William A Larned defeated Norman E Brookes and A F Wilding in a Wimbledon bound Davis International match at Queen's Club to earn two of three points toward the challenge round. Larned won 0 6 2 6 4 over Wilding and Wright beat Brookes 11 7 12 9. The English defense team was named H L Smith and H L Doherty with F B F Doherty as doubles partners and F L Rigeley in reserve.
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Maroczy Holds Lead in Final Round of Ostend Chess
In Ostend on July 1, Maroczy and Janowski share the most wins with Maroczy holding the lead after a loss, as Taubenhaus adjourns. Tarrasch clinches third place with decisive results. others include Tachigorin, Schlechter, Marco, Wolf, Blackburne, Alapin, Erichmann, Marshall, Leonhardt, and Burn. Tomorrow’s final round pairs Tarrasch vs Leonhardt and Maroczy vs Blackburne among others.
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University Club Shoot At Charlottesville Features Off course Winners
The fifth annual Charlottesville and University Gun Club shoot drew visitors from Lynchburg Staunton Clifton Forge and Basic City gun clubs. Ten events of twenty targets each yielded first prizes to Dr W W Dennis Mr Winfree of Lynchburg S P Billings of Staunton and Dr John Loyd of Clifton Forge. High averages included Professional Elliott 181 of 200 Amateur Dr Dennis 171 Local George Bromey 16. Collegians decline Boston offers Glaze of Dartmouth and Skillen a freshman pitcher rejected offers from Jimmy Collins Boston to join the American League. Dartmouth football star John T Keady to coach Massachusetts Agricultural College eleven next fall. Semifinals in the Bachelors’ club handicap were interrupted by heat Honey J Gower beat J Kenyon in the first set 6-4 but lost the second 6-10.
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Orange Defeats Kentucky in opener at Orange
Special to The Washington Fest Orange Virginia July 17 Orange won the first of a three game series from Kentucky University today by a score of 9 to 102. Orange outclassed Kentucky and the feature was the batting of Kenpa Maddox and Beet Be eens teem.
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Mount Vernon Team Faces Sunday School League Outing
The Mount Vernon manager Chambers led the church outing on the river against the far team. Amblié Dave Vensible, Section B captain, and several church officials discuss the season as boards schedule daily games across Mount Pleasant and the Northeast grounds. The series aims to avoid a shutout as players recover from a rough stretch and push for progress in the league standings.
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Mets Defeat Orioles In Slugfest At Park
The Metropolitan Police side beat Baltimore Police 12 to 8 at American League Park in a high scoring game. Tom Brown pitched well until a ninth inning scare, then regained control to seal the win as Mets hitters Crandall and Birch led the attack with key hits and Powell scored twice.
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Dartmouths Hard Football Schedule Sets Tough Tests
Dartmouth plans a nine game slate featuring Princeton, Amherst and Harvard with coach Fred G. Folsom assisted by Myron Witham and J. T. Gilman. The lineup lists September 27 Norwich, September 30 Massachusetts State, October 4 Vermont, October 7 Holy Cross, October 21 Williams, November 4 Princeton, November 11 Amherst, November 18 Harvard, November 28 Brown.
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