Adams Starts as Washington Falls to Detroit 6 2
Detroit shells Wolfe for five runs in two innings and Adams, debuting for Washington, holds Detroit to two runs. Adams drives a single in the fifth, but Detroit wins 6 to 2. Happy Hickman stars for Detroit with two near-miss hits and strong defense. Attendance about 1,000.
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Washington Post
Detroit
Mich
Hed Young
Adama
Texas
Washington
Adams
Tigers
Mr. Wolfe
Rune
Pita
Wolfe
Dick Cooley
Richard
Schaefer
McIntyre
Hill
Crawford
Heydon
Happy Hickman
Hick
Patten
Mullin
Minor leagues ball scores darken optimistic season
American Association games bring Milwaukee 3 over Louisville 2 and St Paul 11 over Columbus 2. Kansas City and Indianapolis clash. Minneapolis beats AM 9 to 4. Memphis tops Atlanta 6 to 2. New Orleans defeats Nashville 8 to 1. Shreveport blanks Birmingham 4 to 0. Eastern League results list Rochester over Providence 8 to 4 and Buffalo over Newark 4 to 1 with a Buffalo win in game two. Toronto loses to City 3 to 2 while Montreal beats Baltimore 3 to 0. second Montreal 5 Baltimore 0. South Atlantic sees Columbia 12 over Macon 4. Jacksonville 4 over Savannah 2. Charleston and Augusta split 6 to 6. New York State slate shows Syracuse and Troy 6 to 4, Scranton 6 over Wilkes Barre, and weather delays. Virginia Carolina League has Winston Salem 6 over Charlotte 3. Danville split doubleheader with Greensboro, 4 and 3.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
AM Minneapolie
Toledo
Minneapolis
New York State League
Syracuse
G. A
Scranton
Troy
Wakesbarre
Wilkenbarre
Algeny
Winston-Selem
N. C
Charlotte
Winston- Belem
Danville
Greensboro
Gromober
Baseball Notes From The Nation's Leagues And Players
Baseball notes cover Batting trends in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago and Detroit players in outfield and infield, trades and signings including Ritchie from Williamsport joining next spring. Umpire McVey breaks in, Jack Roth impresses St Louis Americans, Watty Lee hits nine home runs, attendance figures compare AL and NL. Fort Wayne avoids Canton over funds, Durin aims to build Boston from the minors, Dougherty loses a fingernail, Griffith struggles, Philadelphia strengthens with Nichola, Dool catches Billy Maloney. Edward Helm, Princeton athlete drowned at Coney Island buried with pallbearers.
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Rothacre
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pittaburge
Chicago
Dick Cooley
Detroit
Ritchie
Williamsport
Phillies
McVey
Reds
Jack Roth
St. Louis Americans
Indianapolis
Jack
Watty Lee
Washington
Easo
Cincinnati
al Bridwell
Yourter
Steinfeld
Fort Wayne
Canton
Frank Durin
Boston Nationals
Boston
Mainers
Pat Dougherty
Griffith
Kid
Nichola
Wille
Pittebure
College
Edward Helm
Princeton
Coney Island
Charley Dool
Billy Maloney
Dool
John Kilng
Philadelphia Outhatted St Louis in series opener
Philadelphia outhit and outfielded St Louis as Waddell outpitched Buchanan. Attendance 1,800. Line scores show St Louis with scattered hits and errors, Philadelphia strong at bat with home run by Seybold, and Waddell earning the win. Umpire O Loughlin. Time 1:61.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
St. Louia
Waddell
Buchanan
Leore
Aris O
Btona
Mud van Zant
Watdell
Seybeld
Shreck
Heftman
Om Balle
Waddall
Lobia
Mr. O'Loughlin
Charges Against Griffith In Major League Probe
The National Baseball Commission will meet in Cleveland to hear charges against How ard C. Griffith of the Jersey City club. He is accused of trying to unite five strong minor leagues to wage war on the American League, a move Johnson cites as the basis of the complaint.
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National Baseball Commission
Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Howard C. Griffith
Jersey City
N. J
Griffith
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
National League results and today’s matchups
Results from yesterday in the National League show Pittsburg 8 over New York 5 and St. Louis 7 over Boston 4. Other scores include Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 4 and Philadelphia 4 to 6 at Philadelphia’s expense. today Pittsburg visits Philadelphia Cincinnati goes to Brooklyn Chicago at Boston Saint Louis hosts New York.
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Washington
Datrott
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Bain
Cincinnati
Borron- Bt. Louis
W. L. Pet
W. le Pet
Pittoburg
Louie
Philapbia
Pittsburg Wins Big Against New York in Three of Four
Pittsburg beat McGraws men by 8 to 5 in a game dated July 19 with 7,000 fans in attendance. Flaherty left the mound early and Leever relieved, while New York outplayed the locals. Key players included Brown, Clymer, Teach, Wagner, McGann, Bresnahan, Leever, and Taylor in a contested nine innings.
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Chicago
New York
RHORE
Rhoad Green
Conroy
Keeler
St. Pevis
al Dibe Donohee
Witte Spbell
Yearer
White
Donohue
Williama
Powers
Chasbro
Firetasa
Chesbro
Fults
Eiberfeld
McCarthy and Sheridan
Pitteburg
McGraw
Flaherty
Leever
Vitsburg
RHO
Brown
Rho AT Ogg02 Clymer
Relkib
Gvonlia
Teach
Gtw
Oo Wagner
McGann
Fosara
Btrang
Brain $B
Mertz
Beaumontef
Obsblen
Peltz
O Deviln
Fisherty
Gubert
Joever
Dees
Bowermanc
Taylor
Pooti Petals
Bresoahan
Bresnahan
Pittsburg
Pitteburo
TJ Pittsburg
Lyever
Gilbert
Wagner
Howard
Lace Wire
Brain
Narts
Tay
Wasner
Howard Pehleo
Devlin- le
Hill—Om Pleberty
Ialaga
Parse Dake
Beils ‘Leever
Merts
Twoic
Leaca
Boutle
Yeevar
Bath—Finherty
Menara
Johngione
Kiem
Tims
Cincinnati Bunched Hits For Victory Over Philadelphia
July 12 Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 9 to 4 after stringing hits in the fifth and seventh innings. Attendance 2400. Hitting highlights included two doubles by Brenfeld and Bridwell and Brugins. pitching details note Sutthom and Pittenger worked, game lasting about 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Elnetnati. Rhoae
Phila
Thomas
Gleason
Feligy
O Courtney
Britwerl
I of Pius
Corcoran
Odwell
Bransfeld
Doolin
Pitinger
Sutthom
Enogis Oy
Enogis Oy Kruger*. . oLone
Potate
Pittinger
Bages
Philadelphis
Neti
Ciocin Polin
Bridwell
Brenefeld
Pheipa
Louis Defeats Boston In Wild Sixth Inning
Boston faded after Willis wildness in the sixth and consecutive hits in the eighth gave the visitors the win. Although Boston loaded the bases in the ninth, the margin was too large to overcome. Attendance 1,142. Final score St Louis 6 Boston 4. Two-baggers by Delehanty Arndt Moran and Meyerlend.
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Boston
Willis
Et Loui Rhore
Tlhoab Bhannon
Oabba
O Dolan
McFerland
St. Louis
Dy Willis
McFarlane
Balk
Grady
Mr. O'Day
Mount Pleasant Congregational vs Atlantics Amateur Baseball
The Mount Pleasant Congregational and the Atlantics meet on the Atlantics grounds at Eighth and L streets northeast Fuay at 6 20. The Aldrichea defeated the Atlante suniors Monday by 13 to 2 with Regan’s sharp shortstop work shining. The victors won games against all teams, and Maroons and Orientals were noted. Address Joe Allman, 18 Tenth Street northeast.
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Mount Pleasant Congregational
Atlantics
Eighth
Fuay
Atlantica
Aldrichea
Atlante Suniors
Regan
Maroons
Orientals
Joe Allman
Tenth Street
Tiverton Beats Sweet Marie in Belmont Match Race Record
Tiverton, a speedy New York trotting gelding, won both heats over Sweet Marie at Belmont Driving Club, setting a track record for trotters with a mile time of 2:30 1-2 and a series time of 2:07 3-4 for the match race audience of about 5,000. Sweet Marie led briefly in heats but suffered breaks at the far pole, allowing Tiverton to extend margins to win by several lengths.
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Philadelphia
New York
Tiverton
Sweet Marie
Belmont Driving Club
Dead Heat at Detroit in Windsor Park Pace Race
Detroit July 18 Shylock driven by McMahon and Stein with Geers in sulky tied in a second race heat. Shylock earned first money after winning the first two heats. Norman B won a decisive extra heat in the 2:08 trot to settle the money, amid a card full of pacing and trotting purses and multiple horses named Josie Poruna Christiana Simmons Jim Kyle and Major Greer.
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Marten Jack
Stanley
Shylock
Stein
Detroit
McMahon
Gerse
Windsor Driving Park
Norman E
Norman B
Josie
Br. m
Glenelg
Deryder
Din Poruna
B. G
Murphy
Christiana Simmons
Bik
Snyder
Jim Kyle
Castle
Pucca
Turley
French Plate
Gerae
Juma Penton
Brg
Dermott
Silver Gorge
Stewart
Major Greer
McCarthy
Thom Boy
Patterson
Mamie R
Shytock
Shiloh
Ya Stein
Geers
Geery
Ben F
Dreger
Phallas
Blk. G
Deroder
Fuyder McGregor
E. G
Hagen
Muxing
Bom
Fast Heat Tired Stamboul Fails to Win at Saugus
At Saugus Mass July 19 Young Stamboul equaled the track trot record in 2 12 1 2 but tired after the effort and Alberta won the 2 16 trotting class. Ginger led in 2 09 pacing, while Lenox Bey won the 2 05 pacing and Alberto took the 2 15 trailing event. Joe Gans Baltimore team to face Eastern Empires and East Washington Giants at American League Park. H C Egan set a golf record at Lake Forest with 150 for 36 holes in Ravineaks cup qualifiers.
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Saugue
Saugua
Mass
Saugus
Alberta
Cox
Ginger
Ltazle H
Brown Sam
Alberto
Young Stamboul
Laundry Boy
Berty
Obed
Jimmy Michaeliso
Hest Tite
Plana
Bse
Gyp Walnut
Br. G
Pealer Patron
G. B
Galety
Gambit
Brown Bem
Little H
Little Fred
Lenox Bey
Is A
Hector
B. E
Beesle Lightfoot
Niel Red Pepper
Nancy
Peacherina
Lucky Dick
Goldie Dillard
Gamburmt
Blue Cloud
Pure Parker
Frank Logan
Arec
Accountant Wins Montauk Stakes at Brighton Track
New York July 19 Accountant second choice defeated favorite George C Bennett by twenty pounds in the Montauk Stakes at six furlongs. Martin sent Accountant to front and led Ormondale by a head, then drew away to win by a length and a half. Jockey J O'Brien in the steeplechase fell injuring himself. horse Rube broke a leg and was killed. Other race summaries list Graceaway, Novena, Klamesha among the notable results.
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New York
Accountant
Brighton
George C. Bennett
Martin
Ormondale
Acountant
J. O'Brien
Coney Island
Rube
McDaniel
George ¢. Bennett
W Davis
nWebrand
Tima
Clover Creat
Capias
Dad News
W. Kospp
Protonalon
Baird
Recont Geranium
Barnd
Palmbearer
Pasadena
Alles T*or
Homo
Ocean Tide
Iaid
Cho
Klamesha
Gilebrand
Fleur de Marie
Burns
Gold Rose
Mice Jordan
Hyacinth
Florala Alo Ren
Bragg Nips Out Au Revoir at Narragansett
Hot track at Narragansett Park as Au Revoir the favorite in the three year old handicap falters near the finish. Erneg slips up inside to win by a head with Ostrich taking place. Later at Latonia and Fort Erie racing results note mono chord rising favorites and several six furlong victories amid fast tracks.
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Narragansett
Providence
BR. L
Narragansett Park
Au Revoir
Erneg
Ostrich
Pater
Osdineke
Demas
Porhar
Grand Blais
Phoebus
Jane Holly
Ad Revate
Fime
Mise Polat
Ryo
Venus
Time
Races Report From Track Meet With Notable Wins
Third race saw Either Hand win at 1 with Sadie Martin second and Hott third. DNeill placed 3 to 2 in the ninta. Fifth race Martin won at 2 to 1 over Athens and Mae Day. Sixth race Sorrel Top prevailed at 5 to 2 with Last Faustas second. other runners included Dr Hurt and Weggewood.
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Dneill
Eleanor Howard
Sezels
Laotian
Frack Bell
Rex
Sadie Martin
bin Hott
Mme
Taylor
George Schell
Prentizs
Mrs Murray
Katherine L. Selfish
Maggie Powers
Mae Lynch
Toby Toss
J. P. Mayberry
Mutkoday
Marlin
Mae Day
Athens
Brewery Teo
Ethel Davis
Oconnd
Faustas
Dr. Hurt
Onyx UW
Christelle
Mair Tox
Weggewood
Imp
Bea Lear
Floating Poolroom Wins Under Federal Injunction
Chicago observers report the floating poolroom in Traverse will reopen under a federal injunction aimed at preventing police interference. Judge Bethea ruled that Chief Dunne and officers cannot hinder the wireless telegraph company, affirming limits on city action over interstate communications.
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Chicago
City of
Traverse
Wireless Telegraph
Telegraph Company
Railway Exchange
H. Bethea
United States District Court
Meyer Edward F. Dunne
O'Neill
Brighton Beach Racing Entries and Odds Across Six Races
The page lists detailed entries and odds for Brighton Beach and Latonia racing cards. Notes include two-year-olds and three-year-olds in early races, with names like Marrick Sue Smith and Tre Poet, various weights, and multiple horses across six races, plus later Latonia events with further six races and a mix of selling and purse events.
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Marrick
Sue Smith
Tre Poet
Sty Ben
Calsbash
St. Extephe
Edith James
Gentian
Lers Provost
Expreszing
Ud- Ward
Denton
Rough
Tamble
Invader
Champlain
Atwood
And
the Mighty
Tomcod
Andria
Landmark
Stone
Donohue
Sandstorm
Syamnby
Alan-a-Liale
Bed News
Sinister
Devout
Jake Sanders
Miss Crawford
Selilte
King Cole
Billy Noche
Ninasquaw
Base
Hemrer
Strephon
Gray Leaf
Lang
Pioneer
Walts ‘Marsh
Nepal
Setauket
Nettle Me
Salat Olwt
Guernalus
Angelic
B. J. Swanner
Caroline W
Peetowl
Brat Lady
T. B Zero
Hotter Tuner
Seliing
Conde
Toney Robinson
Columbia
Ismarck
Rostof
Kenton
Erletic
Limerick
Siath
Mattie Spencer
Potter
Jake W
Tom Kile
Hylen
Ea Early
Doctor
Riley
Dolinda
Latonia
Chicorks
Masa
Hepp Jack
Algonquin
Nomizee
Hob Franklin
BeMtoone
Clariot
May Eile
Heralds
Frank Bell
Queen Caroline
Nun
Frivol
Annie Williams
San Remo
Giitein
Frank Mc
Haviland
Geparis
la Puecette
Good Cheer
Red Lent
Robin Hood
Xaxed
Creel
Zoner Hill
Hogan
Gold ‘Mate
Malleabla
Agaoo
Grenada
Tha Pet
Butincky
Bernice
Galliche
Parisienne
Cappamore
Donoso
Americans Win Again in Davis Cup Play at London
The United States defeated Australasia with Larned beating Brookes 1-12, 6-0, 6-3 and Wright defeating Wilding 6-8, 6-2, 6-3 as Americans clinched three points from five. The team preparation for Wimbledon and possible doubles with Ward Wright Clothier Larned noted. Scott Leary set a new open water 100 yard record at the Lewis and Clark Fair in Portland after July 19.
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London
William A. Larned
United States
Norman B. Brookes
Australasia
Beale C. Wright
A. F. Wilding
Wimbledon
Ward
Wright
Clothier
Larned
Doherty Brothers
Portland
Oreg
J. Scott Leary
Olympic Club
San Francisco
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