Outing of Columbia Lodge Excursion and Athletic Meet
About 609 members and friends attended the afternoon athletic meet at River View with 800 more joining the evening boat ride and dancing. Forty Washington amateur athletes from Columbia Athletic Club, under Ezra Gould and Harry Wilson, staged sprinting events won by Decker in the 50 and 1 yard dashes and aided the relay victory. Watson won the half mile in tap a, Whita and Zishi tied high jump at five feet four inches, and prizes ranged from medals to cigars for various dashes and the relay.
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River View
Columbia Lodge No 3
FAAM
Washington
Columbia Athletic Club
Ezra Gould
Harry Wison
Taylor
Baltimore
Decker
Watson
J. W Preston
Gibbons
John Eupey
Whita
Columbia
Zishi
Pitty-vyard
R. E Burk
Cook
R Harris & Co
L Decker
Fireat
Colurmbia
Cochran & Co
Cigars
Silverman
Yoder
WFP
Hammer
Roe Fulkerson
Gaskill
Moore and Hodge
Columbie
Hemingway
Auerbach & Ca
Baseball notes mix of teams and players across cities
A collage of baseball items notes Wyatt Lee homers for Toledo, managerial shifts in Rochester, and Brooklyn fans asking why Benatora delays. It highlights fielding feats, standings milestones, draft talk, and upcoming games in Detroit Boston Washington and New York with various players and managers referenced.
White Sox Blank Senators in Washington Nightmare
Chicago defeated Washington 3 to 0 as Frank Smith held the Senators to five hits and flawless defense aided by Chicago's three doubles and two singles in the second inning. Key players included Jones Green Callahan Tannehill and Smith for Chicago and Coughlin Donovan Huelsman Kittredge Patten Townsend for Washington. The loss marks Washington's worst showing of the season amid errors in key plays and miscues in fielding.
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Chicago
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Townsend
Jack
Sox
Frank Smith
Smith
White Sox
O'Neill
Jones
McCormick
Green
Coughan
Stahl
Callahan
Cassidy
O’neill
Davis
Donohue
Patten
Case
Donahue
O'Loughlin
Dundon
Tannehill
McFarland
Delaware Jack
Coughlin
Duncon
Donovan
Huelsman
Callaan
Bt Smith
E Coughlin
Rt. Huelsman
If Kittredge
Pattext
Dupdon
G'Loughlin
Silk
Moran
Atlantic City
Browns
Nick Altrock
Detroit Dominates New York in Final Series Game
Detroit defeated New York 11 to 4 to close the series. Powell was pulled in the fifth after a rough outing, Clarkson took over. Hitting by Wherfeld Os teen Crawford Carr and O Leary stood out. Attendance 2,562. Two home runs by Crawford and Elberfeld scored for Detroit.
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New York
Detroit
New York Today
Powell
Clarkson
Wherfeld
Osteen
Crawford
Carr
O'Leary
Rhoa
Rhoae Barrett
Dougherty
McIntyre
Keeler
Anderson
Conroy
Kleinow
Williams
Elberfeld
Hee
Biberich Crawford
Fragmented sports row with unclear play by play
Puzzle text fragment lists players and actions but is mostly garbled with misspellings. Mentions Clarkson, New Corks, Haven, and an umpire named Mr. Connolly. Includes vague score notes and time references, but specifics are unreadable.
Cleveland Wins Two Games From Boston in Boston Series
Cleveland defeats Boston 6 to 1 in the first game and 9 to 0 in the second before a crowd of 16,802. Young and Winter suffered in the second as Cleveland’s bats chased them. Hickman made a key catch and Lajoie sparked the offense with extra-base hits. Moore worked well for Cleveland and steady defense backed him, while Boston could do little with Joss.
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Young
Winter
Boston
Cleveland
Moore
Joss
Hickman
Grveland
Rhoae
Rhoae Flick
Steht
Lush
Bradley
Freeman
Lajoie
Parent
Glgelbich
Turner
ClanChance
Bay
Ferris
Bemis
Farrell
Gibson
Gemia
Mr. Sherman
Biolan
Lajole
Psa
St Louis shuts out Phillies in seventh inning rally
In Philadelphia on July , St Louis won the final game of the series after a seventh inning rally. Padgett and Moore contributed. Mo Moran batted for Hemphill and Murphy and Crags played strong defense. Attendance 4,093 as Howell and Moran pitched well for St Louis while Plank worked for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Pad 4En
Reybold
Aacriston
Murphy
Frank
G. Howell
Moran
Washington
Hemphill
Davis
M. Crags
St. Louis
RHO AE
Burkett
Harteel
Hemphi
Pickering
Heldrick
Jones
O L. Cross
Walldee
Beybold
Paden
Howell
Lowa
Panadelphia
Seybold
Orth Traded Dunkle Sold Pitchers to New York and Louisville
The Washington Senators conduct a major swap with New York Americans sending Al Orth in exchange for Tom Hughes and Wolfe as President Johnson announces additional moves. Dunkle is sold to Louisville after refusing to report, with Miami plans for a Louisville transfer and interest from Toronto, Montreal, and Detroit in other Senators players.
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Washington
al Orth
Senators
New York Americans
Tom Hughes
Wolfe
Johnson
New York
Orth
Highlanders
Hughes
Boston
Jesse Tannehill
Beville
Kansas City
Clarke Griffith
Yeaterday
Dunkle
Louisville
Chicago
Ducky’ Holmes
Lock Haven
Toronto
Montreal
George Tebeal
Louisvilles
Detroit
Lew Drill
Minor league game scores across leagues and cities
Baseball brief from New Haven reports scattered minor league results across American Association Southern Eastern and South Atlantic leagues with scores for Milwaukee St Paul Kansas City Minneapolis New Orleans Memphis Shreveport Little Rock Rochester Duffalo Toronto Montreal Charleston Augusta Macon and more. Yale coach William Murphy accepts Navy baseball and football post starting September 10.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Indisaspolia
Kansas City
Loutaville
Southern League
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
Montgomery
Shreveport
Nashville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Midshipmen
New Haven
Conn
Willam H. Murphy
Yale
United States Naval Academy
National League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 5 to 4 while Cincinnati stops Brooklyn. Pittsburgh tops New York 4 to 3 with St Louis, Boston and Philadelphia sharing clashes. Standings show St Louis and Brooklyn leading, followed by Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with tight races.
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Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Phiadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsborg
Hain
Oaton
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Triumphs In Ninth Inning Victory
Pittsburg, Pa July 20 Pittsburg wins in the ninth on Woegners three bagger and Bransfields single. Ames strikes out six of nine in three innings. Wild throws by Devlin and McGann produce two third inning runs. Attendance 6285. Score Pittsburg 4 New York 3. Individuals: Leach 8b Bresnahan cf Brown 1b Kruger if Mevlin db Wagner ss McGann tb Bransfeld sp Dablen ete. Umpires Messie O Day Moran Time hour 30 minutes.
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Pittsburg
Woegner
Bransfield
Smith
Ames
Devlin
McGann
New York
Hoae Leach
Lpresnahan
Beaumont
Woo Oe
Browne
Kruger
Mevlin
Wagner
McGenn
Bransfeldspb
Morten
Sebring
Dablen
Eitehey
Qilbert
Dahien
Bresnahan
Plaherty
Gilbert
Balle
OM Ames
Amey
Messie
O'Day
Moran
Phillies Fall On Wicker In Chicago Narrow Win
Chicago won in the ninth after Wicker yielded a sequence of hits including a double and a triple. Hyers and McCarthy made two sensational catches to highlight the game. attendance was about 1,800 with Chicago taking the lead late and Philadelphia managing three runs.
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Chicago
Wicker
Hyers
McCarthy
Chioamo
Philadelphia
Nomor
Lagie
Yef
Maney
G. O
Lundgren
OlFraser
P. Wicker
Evers
Wolverton
Lush
Mr. Zimmer
Ninth Inning Decisive Brooklyn Loses Lead to Cincinnati
Cincinnati wins in the ninth after trailing early, scoring on a walk and three singles. Jones worked the last inning for Cincinnati while Brooklyn pitcher Garvin faced the final batters. Sheckard of Brooklyn is suspended three days for improper language. Attendance 4,600. Cincinnati 9 Brooklyn 2. Gessler homered, Ewing and Woodruff doubled, Corcoran stole a base. Time 2:11. Umpires Johnstone and Car enter.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Jones
Sheckard
Dobbs
Seymour
Dillon
Dolan
Zannisys
Odwell
Gessler
Kelley
Babb
Corcoran
Bergen
Woodruff
M'Corm
Abe
Schiet
Strang
Ewing
Garvin
McCormick
Oi Ewing
Garvitt
Sac Rite bhit—Huggles
Flinch
Wing
Hite
Messrs. Johnstone and Carenter
Dumbarton Triumphs Over Mount Tabor In Close 3 2 Win
Dumbarton defeated Mount Tabor 3 to 2 at Georgetown Field led by pitcher Bobby Lowe striking out ten and allowing four hits. A notable circus catch by Hume and a key three-run third inning helped Dumbarton edge the Georgetown rivals. Stuart hit a late triple but Mount Tabor could not overcome the early lead.
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Mount Tabor
Georgetown
Bobby Lowe
Hume
Freeman
Owens
Dove
Reilly
Doya
Stuart
Lowe
Parabeten
Mt. Tabor
Riboae Lowe
Chamber'n
Buebank
OW. Iman
Klems'dt
Kengla
Thomas
Huich'n
Dave
Reilty
Ss Owens
Finan
Coyle
Weaver
Schneider
Tabor
Rely
Chamberlain
L. Freeman
Loewe
Mr. Burns
Amateur and Local Baseball Notices Around Washington
Amateur teams seek games with youths averaging 12 to 14 years from addresses in Northwest Washington. Concords beat Title Rock 4 to 2 and Bloomingdale AC defeated St Martin 4 to 1 with named players. Kismet Council and Pension Office clubs share Fourteenth and A streets northeast for games with schedule details and a Friday match with Pymae.
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Hamiltons
D. Bulloch
Thirteenth Street
Concords
Tittle Rock Athletic Club
A. Hilderbrand
Florida Avenue
Bloomingdale Athletic Club
Worthwest Washington
St. Marting
Bloomingdale
Worley
Foley
St. Martin
Joe E
Decature
Monitors
Decaturs
J. J. Sheehy, Jr
Kismet Council
Royal Arcanum
Pension Office Baseball Club
Fourteenth
Kismet
Pension Office
Kismats
Pymae
Time to buy an extra pair of Oxfords
Advertisement urges readers to buy discounted Oxfords and Parker-Bridget Two piece Suits for comfortable, light summer wear. Prices range from ten to thirty dollars.
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Baltimore
Library Team Beats Woodward & Lothrop 14–11 in Capital City League
In a Capital City League clash the Library of Congress defeated Woodward & Lothrop 14 to 11. McDermott starred for the Library, Downs made a highlight one-handed stop, and Harbin with Watrus led hitters. Aggregate hits favored Library as timely baskets outweighed volume, with sixteen players recording hits and Sharp pitching by Sherwood.
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Library
Woodward & Lothrop
Library of Congress
Oyster
Sherwood
McDermott
Down
RHOAE
W &L
Harbin
Thornett
Watrus
Allison
Berhands
Ofpiclask
Collifower
OlReady
Downs
Clabsugh
Sullivan
Ol Gole
Gardner
Bradbury
Carrol
OlSchneider
Crater
Iparos
Eee
Woodward & Lathrop
Baces
Sher
Wood
Clabaugh
Watrox
Towne
Alieon
Cole
Mr. Handibee
Sixth Downs Epiphany See Defeat With Absences
Epiphany lost to the Sixth 14 to 10 in yesterdays Junior Sunday-school League game. Four Bethany substitutions weakened Epiphany as the Sixth built an early lead then held on amid errors and solid play. the crowd anticipated a good contest at Brookland grounds.
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Epiphany
Bethany
Faith
Kendall
Congregational Beats Wesley in Patchwork Contest
Mount Pleasant’s Congregational team edged Wesley Chapel 2 to 1 on the White Lot amid heavy injuries on both squads. Young Koehler pitched well for Congregationalists while B. Wood of Wesley starred in the field. Mt. Pleasant players filled unfamiliar positions as the game featured a cautious balance of power and defense.
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Wesley
Wesley Chapel Hoyan
Mount Pleasant
White Lot
Hill
Young Koehler
B. Wood
Benny
Cong. Redar
Rhore Davis
OL. Sterna
H. Youngai
Kehler
Pomeroy
Quinter
Marne
L. Sterne
Mt. PL
Wenley
Congrégational
Weasley
Firat
Eilett
Grampton
J. Ellett
Koehler
Hiatea
Young
Crampton
Pire
Hipley
Ten inning tie as Mount Pleasant Methodist and Fourth Presbyterian battle to 3–3
Mount Pleasant Methodist and Fourth Presbyterian played ten innings in a 3 3 tie yesterday at Mount Pleasant grounds. Wahler allowed six hits to Donaldson ten, both striking out six. Woodward Briggs and Symanoski led Methodist with two hits each. Bielaski paced Fourth with eight chances without an error and one hit. Time 1 hour 46 minutes.
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Methodists
Mount Pleasant Methodist
Fourth Presbyterian
Mount Pleasant Grounds
Methodist
Wahler
Donaldson
Ball
Briggs
Woodward
McCauley
Bielaski
Symanoski
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Rhore Lord
Bradley
Warner
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Atchinson
McCaluey
GO Biplaski
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Warman
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Rhodes
Oo Brown
Potala
Gooogloll
Wabler
Bieleski
King
McEloney
Atchneon
Atchingon
AtchThsen
Um Pire
Mr. Betts
Sunday School League Secures College Park Field
The Sunday School Athletic Association board announced it has secured Columbian University athletic field Van Ness Park to host postponed games. First game set for Monday at 6 30 PM with a revised schedule including White Lot July 25 Mount Pleasant Congregational vs St Alban s and other matchups through July 30 at Mount Pleasant and Mount Vernon grounds.
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Sundayschool Athletic Association
Dever Hotel
Columbian University Athletic Field
van Ness Park
Mount Pleasant Congregational
St. Alban‘’s
Wesley Va
St. Alban’s
St Stephen's
Mount Vernon Va. Wilson
Mount Pleasant Methodist Ye
St. Alban‘s
Mount Pleasant Grounds
Foundry
Gunton
Gurley
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Gunton Va
Wesley
Wilson
Shoot at Charlottesville Elects Will iam A Hammond Winner
The fifth annual Charlottesville and University Gun Club shoot opened near Jefferson Park Hotel with sixty five shooters from Virginia Washington and North Carolina. William A Hammond of Richmond won the special handicap 25 targets with a 23 score, while W R Winfree of Lynchburg took best average for the day and longest run. Col Anthony of Charlotte led professionals with a 145 average.
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Richmond
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Lynchburg
Col. Anthony
Charlotte
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