St Isidore Captures Mount Vernon Handicap at Empire City
St Isidore, added starter, wins the Mount Vernon handicap over Roamer with Roamer challenging near the finish. Daddy's Choice challenges Wistful as Bantry's win is disputed. Star Class and Dr Johnson figures prominent in the field. Multiple races noted with detailed results and times across a long card, including a Damoiselle Stakes listing and various purses and placings.
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New York
George Tidom
St. Isidore
Empire City
Roamer
Daddy's
Rowan
Daddy
Bantry
Dr. Johnson
Dr Johnson
Miss Revere
Connollyy
Dawn Star
Pagaum
George W. Avery
Caveman
Ima
Schorr
Grp
Nickell
Jurie A
Frank Keogh
Hypnotism
Mil Philippie
McAfee
Knapp
Tranby
Bar of Phoenix
Tearus
Dizie
Riverdale
Westy Hogan
Canneliut
Lyker
Fieland
Yiu
Milman
Diauond
Collins
Wiartul
eLeker
Steamer
Bob Hensley
Green Jones
Tomile
Intee
Barretti
Miss Kruter
IuiKleegori
Gio
Dovedale
G. M Miler
Star Gaze
Ed Bond
Princess Janice
Helenales
Rantry
ME iLyker
Erect
Woo
iKaapni
Seve
Swimming Meet At Bathing Beach This Afternoon
The first weekly Municipal Playgrounds swimming meet is set for 5 p m at the Bathing Beach. Events include a 100 foot tub relay between Potomac Boat Club and Washington Canoe Club, lifeguard and service swims, and school and club races. Also noted is Johnny Kilbane beginning training in Philadelphia for a July bout with Benny Leonard.
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Potomac Boat Club
Washington Canoe Club
Marine Corps
Potomac River
Washington Swimming Club
Ard
Theshington High Schools
Philadelphia
Johnny Killbane
Benny Leonard
Shibe
Kilbane
Cleveland
White Sox sweep doubleheader as Benz shuts Nationals
Chicago notes two wins from a doubleheader, raising the Sox to four in two days. Joe Benz allowed three hits in game one, a 4–0 victory, while Hank Shanks powered the offense in game two, a 7–4 win. Bert Gallia faltered in the second game, and Washington rallied briefly but fell short.
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J. W. Fitzgerald
Chicago
White Sox
Nationals
Griffmen
Sox
Rowland
Joe Benz
Bert Gallia
Hank Shanks
Benz
Washington
Paie Boved
Tal Hes
Gallia
Shanks
Hanks
Danforth
Menosky
Army
Griff
Shanks and Milan Rally in Second Game to Split Twinbill
In the opener Shanks and Milan led Chicago as they built a lead before Washington fought back with a late charge. The second game saw Milan and Shanks again spark a Chicago rally, with key hits from Gandil Risberg and Felsch. Washington plated a late run, but Chicago held on for a split of the twinbill. Milan’s play and Shanks’ defense defined the contests, with several notable at bats and fielding moments across the two games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanks
Milan
Box
Gaia
Triebold
Rice
Scouthelder
Mullin
Collins
Jackson
Felsch
Menosky
Zeb
Foster
Gandil
Aroond
Gallia
National
Risberg
Schalk
Leonard
Tadee
Hanks
Co. Milan
Texas
Ainsmith
Henry
Griffmen
McBride
Ayers
J. Collins
Charrity
McMullin
Harper
Judge
Rion
Wester
Cage
Elsch
Nationals
Milan Sane
Russell
Melsch
Dani Fliebold
Risbere
Anforth
Liebold
Lander
Jill- Benz
Sevune
BeMilens Tidak
Sox
Tame
Risbero
Ong Johnson
Shaw and Shanks
Chicago
Nareengt Ongar
He H
E.j Judge
Spee
Hawks
H. Milan
Monosky
Be Ne Ries
Vain Natal GB
Zinoster
Chtearo
R. H
PO. A. BE
la Milan
Ie Kootl
Vee
Monride
McMarilin
B. Collins
Feisch
Syavers
Washington
Chivaga
Eee & OO
Fetech
Benz
Gandilth
Telard
Jett
Danforth
Om Benz
Essere
Shaw
Hy Harper
Roy Harper
Renz
Washigton
Dineen and
O'Loughlin
Leinhold
Frisch
Foeter
Trior
Ed Muna
Fussell
Ry Galli
Roy Danforth
Mensie
Jo'loughtin
Dineen
White Sox Drop Back as Nationals Fall to Browns Series
Chicago notes the White Sox hold 13 wins and 16 losses after two defeats to the Nationals, trailing behind in the pennant race. Pitching by Harper and Ayers limits the Griffmen, but field errors and injuries slow the clubs. The Nationals head to St Louis for a five game set with the Browns.
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Chicago
White Sox
Nationals
Browns
Griffmen
St. Louis
Dodgers Bat Cards 5-1 in Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn bunched four hits and two walks in the third inning to power a 5 to 1 win over St Louis. Ames pitched, Hornsby scored on a wild throw, and Brooklyn also added runs on hits by Rune, Ham Bits and Cutshaw.
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Baira
Dag i Paubert
Ojgahnston
Barnaby
Bren
Cruise
Olstengel
Rfl
Smmyth
Wheat
Paulette
Cutshaw
Betzel
Snyder
Rigler
Amelie
Brooklyn
Ames
Cheney
St. Louis
Hornsby
A. J. Smith
ARAPOA O/Olson
Horstman
Watson
Gonzalo
Rune—Hornsby
Dixon
Waubert
Myers
Long
Amex
Om’ Ames
Mas
Tomag
Br Ames
Chenes
Messin
Red Sox aided by Browns' error in win over St Louis
In St Leo on July 1 Severeid’s wild throw and a fumbled play sparked Boston’s 4 to 1 victory over St Louis. Scott and Agnew contributed key hits as Boston capitalized on defensive miscues. Mays held St Louis to four hits, fanning Sloan in the eighth with bases loaded.
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St. Leo
Severeid
St. Lans
Boston
Scott
Agnew
Mays
Sloan
St. Louis
Ax Rp
al Breton
AB Waleh
Austin
tRan
Rumler
Koob
Pratt
Poononov
Gardner
Barry
Lewis
Magee
Sisler
Gainer
Garderr
Om Mays
Rhoob
Rooby
Innin
Nogerx
Messes
Evatia
Bildebrand
Campaign Against Fans Who Throw Bottles
Birmingham July 18 A campaign against throwing pop bottles at umpires in Southern Association games began today. President R H Baugh sent letters to league cities offering a $15 reward for arrest and conviction of offenders. He called the act a blot on the game and pledged to stop it in the Southern League.
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Birmingham
R. H.baugh
Mr. Baugh
Pirates End Boston Streak In Twin Bill Sweep
Pittsburgh defeats Boston 8-6 in game one and 3-2 in game two to halt the Braves’ winning stretch. Key moments include Carey stealing twice and a late Pittsburgh rally in the opener, while Carlson blanks Boston after Steele falters in the second game.
American League Standings and Yesterday's Results
The American League table shows New York leading with 99 wins and 1519 losses, Washington at 48, St Louis at 83, and others. Yesterday's games included Chicago 4 Washington 0 and 7 4 in a doubleheader, New York 1 1/2 Cleveland 7, Boston 1, Detroit 4 Philadelphia 1 and 4 3. Today schedules: Washington at St Louis, Boston at Chicago, New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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Pat
W. L. Pet
New York
Wash'gton
Louis
Detroit
Philadel
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Phiadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Heston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Fittsburgh
Odd game to Yankees over Indians 12 to 7
New York beat Cleveland 12 to 7 in ten innings after Cleveland pitcher Caldwell and Fisher were knocked out. Poor defense by Morton and Coveleskie aided the visitors as Baker and Chapman stood out with timely hitting and fielding. Russell finished the locals, game time about two and a half hours.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Calswell
Fisher
Russell
Morton
Coveleskie
Bakers
Chapman
Maisel
Rune—High
Peckieprugh
Pipp
Baker
Mareans
Miller
Nunamaker
Wambeganss
Speaker
Roth
Graney
Evans
Billing
Fevana
Boses
Marsune
Wambaganns
Gulato
Kases
Rowsrll
Caldwell
Coveleakie
Ry Russell
Wicher
Covedeukie
Messia
Moriarty
Giants Beat Cubs 4 2 In New York Game
New York defeated Chicago 4 to 2 to complete a three game winning streak. In the fifth inning the Giants scored three runs on four singles and a Williams error. Perritt pitched well for Chicago while Doyle drove in both Cub runs. Zimmerman was ejected in the ninth for motioning to the umpire after being called out on a steal attempt.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Tyler
Carey
Rudolph
Steele
Carlson
Pittsl
EOS
Bigbee
Marenyike
Pitler
Powell
Konetchy
Wi Ward
O &l Smith
Debus
Barnes
Ragan
Magee
Huns
Smith
Hawlings
W. Wagner
Pitter
Toft
Miller
Steel
Insing
Steuck
Muller
Meserd
Harrison
O'Day
Jane
New York
Chicago
Giants
Williams
Perritt
Doyle
Cub
Zimmerman
Punen
Byron
Plack
Borms If
Mann
U Kilduff
BiKani
Merkle
Zim’man
Fletcher
Deal
Douglas
Wortman
Flack
Walter
Burns
Kilduff
Wiliams
Borns
Zimmerman Kilduff
Holke
Perrit
Hollett
Prendergant
Wilson
Mesere
Quigley
Athletics Split With the Tigers in Detroit Games
Detroit and Philadelphia split two games in Detroit on July 18. The opener ended 4 to 1 for Detroit, while Philadelphia won the second 4 to 3. Runs came mainly from errors and baserunning miscues as the teams showed limited hitting. Cobb and Heilman drove in Detroit’s runs in the second game. Seibold pitched for Philadelphia with Boland and Cunningham also seeing action. The depleted box score highlights a tight twin bill amid rough-field play.
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Detroit
Mich
Philadelphia
Cobb
Veach
Heilman
Philade
Bates
Bush
Vitt
Er- Siors
Sehang
Harper
Bodle
Gabh
Vite
Rover
Bale
Boland
Seibeid
Seibold
Schang
Mensra
Natlin
Owens
McCormick
Palladela
Jamieson
Strunk
Mee
Bodie
Mclunis
Meilman
Haley
Meier
Young
Stanage
Totaia
J. Buach
Mitchell
Crawforder
Burna
Jones
James
Cunningham
Rons
Re Johnson
R. Jones
Dugan
Mr Tonis
MeIapis
Meyer
Doobie
Errora
Phiadelphia
Belts
Mesare
Owens, McCormick and
Nailin
Phillies Edge Reds 3 to 1 Despite Reds Hitting
Philadelphia won 3 to 1 as Cincinnati out hit the Phillies nearly two to one. The game featured key performances from Griffo, Neale, and Luderus for Philadelphia while pitching by Mayer and others held the Reds to three runs. Scoring plays and full box details are incomplete in the fragment.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Groh
Kopf
Hough
Chase
Grifieh
Neale
McKechaie
Toney
Mitchell
Phorpe
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Marion Goosty III
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Prince Hermis
Harry Shaw
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Hinener
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Magic Mirror Fest
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Arrow
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Secon
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Planetteton
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