Lost Game In The Tenth Wallops Washington At Detroit
Detroit wins 7 to 6 in ten innings as Washington errors and Jacobsen’s late pitching seal the verdict. Kitson hampered by rheumatism and fragile defense let Detroit pull ahead, while Washington bats punished him but could not overcome costly miscues. Attendance 1,400.
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Washington
Kitson
Jacobsen
Anderson
Deran
Detroit
Mich
Nationals
Washington Batesc
Tigers
Mc‘Intyre
Heyden
Cassidy
Huelsman
Stahl
Lindway
Schaefer
Kiyon Gavagely
Hit
Hickman
Hill
Jones
Lindsay
Drill
Ahrew
Cleveland Takes Two From Boston to Run Streak
Cleveland defeats Boston twice, extending its winning streak to four straight as timely hits and costly errors swing the games. Dineen struggles in key innings while Carr’s three base hit clears the bases. Attendance 7,682 with officials including Herrmann Johnson Pulliam and others watching.
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Cleveland
Boston
Dineen
Carr
Garry Herrmann
National Commission
Ban Johnson
American League
Harry Pulliam
National League
P. T. Iowers
The
Lantern League
Judge Kavanaugh
Athern League
J. H. Farrell
New York State League
Tim Murnanee
New England
Charles Morton
Protective Association of Independent Baseball Clubs
Bunton
Betbach
Parrott
Barker Poo
Colla O
Baseball doubleheader notes from Cleveland and Boston
In the first game Moore and Young dominated pitching as Boston won 8 to 1. Umpire Mr. Connor officiated a 1 hour 4% minute game. The second game lists Cleveland’s Vinson Burkett Wadley Turner Perris Armbruster Dine and others with Boston’s Batson Bay Burkett and more. Final tallies show Cleveland 4 Boston 1 with errors and fielding notes and lengthy innings detailed.
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Young
Cleveland
Boston
Mr. Connor
Rhq'ab
Bono
Roae Wachaon
Selbach
Bay
Beaton
Kahl
Jackson
Armbruster
Grahl
Collins
Carr
Hess
Gmpire
Chicago Defeats New York in Eight to Halt Streak
Chicago breaks a losing streak by defeating New York 6 to 4 in a tight finish. Chicago rallied in the eighth inning to push three runs across as New York led earlier. Attendance listed as 3,800.
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New York
Hite
Rhoae
Rhoae Qreen
Conroy
O Holmes
Keeler
Hoag
Latton
Tiobar bis—Yaeger
Tabet
Davie
Elberfetd
Sullivan
Donohue
Green
Owen
Hogg
Memrs
Sieridin
McCarthy
Commissioners Lose to Norfolk in Lafayette Park Showdown
Norfolk defeated the Commissioners 4 to 3 in a July 2 exhibition at Lafayette Park. Cantwell pitched well for Washington, while Archie Smith contributed two timely hits for the Commissioners. Willie Keane starred for Norfolk with five chances in left field as the error during the eighth inning shifted momentum. Leonard and Gates to start tomorrow’s game for the Commissioners as they seek revenge in the series opener. Attendance 870.
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Washington Post
Commissioners' Club
Washington
D. C
Lafayette Park
Commissioners
Lewig
Capt. Collisower
Cantwell
Archie Smith
Willie Keane
Leonard
Gates
Oar Lawler
OlVaughes
Mnandibos
Olgptione
Gsmith
Hine
Commisetonera
Commisstoners
Smith
Owwen
Bane
Strack
Armatrong
Comemiason
Stolk Batec
Owens
Imenn
Commissionera
Willams
Minor league games across multiple leagues yesterday
Baseball results show varied scores in the American Association Southern Eastern and New York State leagues with several doubleheaders and postponements. Notable outcomes include Rochester over Newark and Savannah defeating Macon while Montreal beat Jersey City and Augusta shut out Charleston.
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Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Providence
Turnato
Baltimore
Torotto
Montreal
Jersey City
Ball Magnates Enjoined in Griffth Case By Ohio Court
In Cleveland Judge Ford granted a temporary restraining order barring the trial of Howard C. Griffith of Jersey City by a baseball commission on charges of wrecking the American League. The hearing was delayed to next Monday and the commission urged compliance with a resolution accusing National Association members of disrupting organized baseball.
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Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Ford
Common Pleas Court
Howard C. Griffth
Jersey City
Baseball
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Han Johnson
American League
National Association of Profyaatenst Nipschal
National Association of Professional Baseball
Naional Association
Puniah
Eficera
National Association of Profesional Baseball Lengvea
McGraws squad takes both ends of doubleheader over St Louis
New York defeats St Louis 7 to 4 and 2 to 1 in a well fielded doubleheader. Shannon shines in left for New York as attendance hits 8,000. Bowerman and Amldt homer, Brown hits safely, McGinnity and Wiltse excel on the mound.
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New York
McGraw
Shannon
St. Taste
RHO
O' Browne
Bondas
de Fier
McGann
Beckley
Mertes
Dunleavy
O Dahlen
Oso McBride
O Devlin
Burke
Ofailbert
Grady
I Bowermata Brown
McGinnity
Loris
Louis
Bane
McGinalty
Brown
Ginnity
Brow
Bowerman
Bowerman and Amobt
Merten
Amdt
Basta
Honors Even In Boston Baseball Doubleheader
Boston and Chicago split a July 2 doubleheader with Boston winning 5 to 4 in the second game after Chicago took the first 3 to 1. Reubach pitched well for Boston in the opener while Young struggled for Chicago. errors aided the Boston victory. In the nightcap Wicker started for Chicago but Lundgren finished, and Boston capitalized on errors to prevail. Attendance was 2,846.
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Chicago
Reulbach
Young
Wicker
Lundgren
Viators
RHORE
Chia. Cros
Wolverson
Tinker
Gunnell
Evora
Rapmer
Camey
Moran
OrNalit
Reubach
Beaton
Schulte
Tenney
Evers
Casey
Chance
O' Young
Richbach
Mr. O'Day
Oah Chicgo
Rinqab Abatehlow
Staple
Ptt Tenney
Hal Dolan
Delchaary
Wolverton
Cannell
Raymer
Camoy
Kling
Wilhelm
Lunigren
McCarthy
Slagle
Sa¢crife
Dolan
Can
Brooklyn Bunched Hits In Fourth Inning Defeats Cincinnati
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 2 to 1 in a close game after three hits in the fourth inning with two out. Cincinnati's lone run came on a wild throw, Lewis at short committed five errors in a 1,500 attendance contest.
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Cincinnati
Lewis
Hugeles
Berry
Kelly
Segino
Sebring
Corcoran
Godwell
Stetnfeidt
Bhd
Bergan
Benet
Stricklett
Overall
Bridwell
Brooklin
Ketly
Sobler
Bergen
Sheckases
Dutch
Genuler
Doudlall
Gesdler
Balla
Stricktete
Bell
Br Atricklett
Stricklatt
Mr. Emalle
Hard Batting Wins as Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia in Delayed Game
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 7 to 4 in the first game but a heavy rainstorm postponed the second. Attendance was 9,18 percent. Key plays included base hits by Titus and Olson, and a three-base hit by Train. Pitchers Corridon and Sparks split duties, with Lynch working six innings for Philadelphia and Lynch also recording strikeouts. Time of game was 2 hours 26 minutes.
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Booley
Mosse
Brawford
Kitson
Washington
Anaidy
Jckman
Lindsay
Otra
Aghington
Hickman
Heyden
Stahl
Huetsman
Doran
Schaefer
Fueleman
Coughlin
Bolen Hanes
Beheeter Crawford
Cassidy
Bian
Jaconson
Dy Kitson
Detroit St. Washington
Jacobsen
Eldy
Heydon
Jacobeen
Connolly
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Oring
Sparks
Titmis
Dragers
Corridon
Philadelphis
Babee
Pittaburg
rune-Pittaburg
Atolen
Titus
Tworbate
Olbaon
Train
Bashfire
Bitchey
Clarke
Doubdla
Lynneb
Philipp
Lynch
Phiilippi
Kiem
Symanocki
Calvary Methodist Episcopal
St. Stephen’s
Resu
Capt
Lord's
Bytoekh
Burrogba
Calvary
Tyrie Stephenn
Calvary M. EL
Stephene
Balle
J. Symanaekl
McCatheran
J. Symanczul
Kerr
McCooley
Macdonald
Burroughs
J. Symangski
Thames
Lord
McCauley
Taylor
Quentrells
Dy J. Symanocki
Mr. Betts
Mount Vernon and Calvary clash in rough league game
A chaotic Mount Vernon versus Calvary Baptist encounter featured multiple misplays and timely hitting as Fifth Baptist defeated Metropolitan Baptist. Key players included Lord, McCauley, Burroughs, Kerr, and Symanocki, with Stevenson and King pitching mixed results. The decisive moments came from Mount Vernon errors and late runs, yielding a win for Fifth Baptist on the northeast grounds.
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Fifth Baptist
Baptist
Calvary
Vernon
RHO AB
Reoae Harets
Akers
Pileebee Goodno
Wood
Eeil Stev'gon
Bong
O Newgent
Mont Vernon
Tae Fith
Ink Wer- Boo
Uasa
Balle
Om King
King
Stevenson
Hite
Newgent
Stuka Basea Power
Anderton
B. Wood
H. Iett
Dirk
Raymond
Daya Venable
Aloysius Topples St Stephen in Capital City League Clash
In a 10 to 8 upset, Aloysius Club defeated St Stephen's Institute on the White Lot, pushing them from first place. Mattingly drove in key runs as crowd disruption led the umpire to call after seven innings.
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Aloysius
St. Stephen's Institute
Teadera
Hughes
Handshoe
A.C Rhoaess Inst
Rhoae Motarthy
Quing
Alsfortty
Om Corrigan
apWarden
Olcarr
Duon
Biwarda
K. Dougherty Farrall
Aloyalus
Atossius Club
Stephens
Bove
Oit Edwards
Handineo
Inuinga
Edwards
Washington Pennant Wins and Baseball Rules
Washington won the Eastern League pennant in 1886. A claimed perfect season without defeat has no record in professional play. Question discusses errors on base hits, squeeze plays, and goals of rule protections. The New York Americans were noted for effective squeeze plays. A humorous incident involved a batter confusing a catcher chasing precedents with four runs needed, scoring the winning run in the ninth.
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Washington
Printing Office League Cowboys blank Blanks in 11 to 6 win
Pop Reese powered the Cowboys with three hits driving in four of their five runs. MacClane Hermann and Datley starred defensively as the Cowboys outpaced the Blanks 11 to 6 in a batting heavy matchup. Official score details include Kappler and Ruedy pitching and 1 hour game time.
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Pop’ Reese
MacClane
Herrmann
Datley
Rhore Blanks
Raoabd Hermann
MarClanes
Chuce
Deaking
Cotter
Havens
Lehote
Heywood
Reese
Rf. Kappler
Strachey
Treadway
Rnedy
Conmy
Mulligan
Offturley
Blanks
Blanka
Coker
Ruedy
Nd Hurley
Staten Hasse
Hermann
Deakina
Tulligan
Mac Chine
Dey
Kappler
Mr. Dougherty
St John Georgetown Beats Trinity in Slow Episcopal League Game
St John Georgetown defeated Trinity 10 to 3 in a slow Episcopal League contest. Spates pitched well for St John with notable defense and timely hits from teammates. Umpire Mr Caesar presided over a game that lasted 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Georgetown
Trinity
St. Paul
Christ Church
Washington
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Dihmity
St. Andrew
Bureau
Trinty
Rhoae
John
Rhoae Dyers
Hivane
Chiam
Simpson
French
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Woodworth
Randolph
O Apatof
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Oye
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Brulen Besos
Howner
Bebettor
Spates
Hall
Keady
Bimpnom
Om Simpson
Hendricka
Mr. Caesar
Excited Crowd Ends St Martin's St Patrick Game
Marquette League action halted when St Martin's and St Patrick's finished tied in the seventh inning, crowd erupting over umpire Dondero's decisions. Official box shows St Martin's key players Gerardi Reagan and Dugan among hitters. St Patrick's high scorers Baggett and Lombody noted as pitchers and runners. Time of game one hour and 39 minutes.
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St Martin's
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Reagan
Bowell
Shaffer
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Lawder
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McDonald
Mary
Waiod
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Lottom
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Gallagher
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Howell
Weple
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Bageet
Charlotto H. Zannell
Wid ‘Plteh
Palle
Bagett
Lombody
Marceron
Umphei—Mosera
Gray
Dondero
Geme
St. Patrick's
Navy Dominate Treasury in Departmental League Clash
Navy built an early lead and defeated Treasury 9 to 1 in a Departmental League game. Pitchers Clothier and Smith split innings while Demar and Sullivan led Navy with key hits. Scoring featured three bases and multiple miscues as Navy asserted control over the Treasury lineup.
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Treasury
W. L
Agricultur
War-Post Office
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Hughes
Newman
Bletack
Quinn
Fulcher
Sutton
Rogera
Doughty
Leving
Che's
Board
Demar
Winong
Sullivan
Asclothler
McCarron
Smaith
Lott
Banes
Sells—Om Smoith
Cloth
Rogers
Smith
Beard
Clothier
Poared Balle
Loving
Kraft
Barr
Point of Rocks Defeats Adamstown In Local Baseball Game
Point of Rocks beat Adamstown by 10 to 0 with strong battery work by Cannon and Coonan and solid offense from Hickman. The game featured notable fielding from Orrleon and First Baseman Fisher, while Adamatown relied on Whipp Bargell Fears and Day.
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Washington Post
Boyds
Point of Rocks
Adamstown
Cannon
Orrleon
Fisher
Hickman
Coonan
Adamatown
Whipp
Bargell
Fears
Day
Kensington Tigers Seek Washington Youth Players Age Thirteen
Amateur baseball notes show Kensington Tigers inviting teams with players averaging thirteen years old. Baltimore Athletic Club beat Iroquois Athletic Club 16 to 2 with strong battery work from the Baltimores and Diaz and Brel. Fendal Cadets of Georgetown beat Mount Vernon Athlete Club 7 to 5 as Kine hurled for the Cadets and Ieane and Shelton led fielding. Iowas easily defeated Con Gia Sunday-school team 15 to ?. The Iowas then beat Parker Bridget Co 9 to ? with a late two-run ninth inning and Ruiz making a running catch.
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Washington
R. D. Little
Kensington
Baltimore Athletic Club
Iroquois Athletic Club
Baltimores
Diaz
Brel
Fendal Cadets
Georgetown
Mount Vernon
Kine
Ieane
Shelton
Iowas
Con. Gia
Parker, Bridget & Co
Ioning
Turnig
Ruiz
Analostan Boat Club Regatta Opens with Races and Dance
The Analostan Boat Club will hold its annual regatta on the Potomac River tomorrow evening, starting at 6 o'clock. Events include shell singles and eights, intermediate and junior boats, gig races, canoe races, and a swimming event, open only to club members, followed by a clubhouse dance with refreshments.
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Potomac River
New Hampshire Avenue
Nevius
Williams
Perry
Garnett
Howard
Moore
Edmonds
Samuels
Moody
Sizer
Burke
Leet
Ritchie
C. N. Howard
Willams
Edmunds
Titus
Waelpley
Evans
McCurdy
Kenyon Wins Handicap Tennis Finals in Bachelors Tourney
J M Kenyon defeated W J H Swenarton to win the handicap finals after a weather delay. Swenarton won the first set 7-5 but Kenyon recovered to take the next three sets 3-6 6-1 6-2 and clinch the match.
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Bachelors’ Lawn Tennis Club
J. M. Kenyon
W. J H. Swenarton
Swenarton
Kenyon
Pintek
Boe
Americans to Play for Davis Trophy at Wimbledon
Wart, Larned, and Wright to represent America in the singles at Wimbledon starting July 2 with Ward and Larned in doubles. Ward and Bears teamed with C Wright to contest the doubles in the Dwight F. Davis international trophy. The draw is subject to last minute changes. Seats are largely booked amid strong interest as English contenders brace for a tight contest. Also, the Seventh Regiment New York National Guard Rifle team from Bisley arrives in New York on the Baltic with members among the steamer’s passengers.
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Larned
Wright
America
Wimbleton
London
Holcombe Ward
Willam A. Larned
Ward
Bears
C. Wright
Dwight F. Davis
New York
Liverpool
New York National Guard
Bisley
Baseball Notes Show Busy Pro Baseball Scene
A wide-ranging baseball notes column covers players like Buck Orth and Jimmy Williams, league movements, and transfers. It notes Del Howerd joining Pittsburg, Campbell winning twelve straight, and minor leagues facing cuts and reshuffles. It mentions Rube Waddell’s father as Athletics official, a Kalamazoo world record discharge and rehire, vaudeville plans for Pat Hynes and Eddie Sievers, and various manager updates across the majors.
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Buck Orth
Giants
Jimmy Williams
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Hattiesburg
Mass
Rube Waddell
Athletics
Smith
Natonal Park
Jack Warner
St. Louis Nationale
Burlington
Rothgeb
Baltimore
Glager" Beaumont
I. T
Henderson
Hopkinsvike
Hart
Joe Gans
Baltimore Colored Gents
Washington
Chick” Green
Pattee
Jersey City
Jim Morgan
Georgetown University
Providence
Cope
Orioletown
Dorsey Foutz
Dorsey
Bill Schriver
Kittidge
Chicago Colts
Colorado Springs
Louisville
Kalamazoo
Minneapolis
Pat Hynes
Eddie Sievers
Pat
Sievers
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Lajoie
Detroit
Boston
Columbus
Winchester Defeats Kentucky in Fast Reservoir Park Game
Special to The Washington Post Winchester Va July in a fast game at Reservoir Park Winchester won the first of a three game series with the University of Kentucky by the score of 5 to 2. Hedington's playing and batting and Johnsen's throw were the features.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Reservoir Park
University of Kentucky
Hedington
Johnsen
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