Gunton Defeat Foundry In Five Innings On Mount Pleasant Grounds
The Guntons defeated Foundry 8 to 2 on Mount Pleasant grounds. McCathran pitched well for Foundry as Guntons scored early and often, with key hits in the second and fourth innings. O'Brien made a sensational fifth inning catch to rob Bielaski of extra bases. Umpire Snow officiated. game lasted 1 hour 15 minutes. White Lot game postponed due to rain. St Alban's vs Gurley cancelled. Other scores: Milwaukee 2 Columbus 2, Toledo 1, St Paul 1 Indianapolis 6, Memphis 0. Little Rock 1 Nashville 0 eleven innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunton
Foundry
Mount Pleasant Grounds
Guntons
Foundry Boys
Flutcchinson
McCathran
Foundryman
O'Brien
Bielaski
Fuld
O’brien
Canton Rho
Asquid
Hycutter
Specaman
Tracy
Pid
Bielaskies
Bryan
Harding
Kinney
Leaglay
Vermillion
Hutchingon
Randall
Harris
Clements
Beyle
H Seay
Morris
Hy McCathras
Hutchinson
Blelaski
Harveycutter
Arquith
Snow
White Lot
St. Alban’s
Gurley
Wilte Lot
Wild Throw by Delehanty Costs Boston First Game
Cincinnati and Boston split a double header with a Delehanty wild throw and two hits powering Cincinnati in game one. WillIs pitched better in game two yet Boston stranded runs amid errors and timely hits. attendance 4 741. Chicago lost to New York as McGinnity faltered and Mathewson closed out the win. Chance and Bresnahan homered. Attendance 11 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delehanty
Boston
Cincinnati
Willis
Fisher
Hahn
Woodruff
Ahroak
Deler
Beymour
Fenney
Tho Dolan
Corcoran
Ol Baymam
Sohlet
Kallum
Carney
Cinginnati
Reed Bawton
Vycae
Olpham
Mesurs
Moran
Carpenter
Rho
Gaston
Ogeler
Tonney
Dotan
Wisher
Aio Seliel
Totes
Totels
Kelley
Tenney
Woodruf
Neadham
Odwell
Playney
Needham
Balle
Y Hahn
Fizker
Tima
Cod
Chicago
McGinnity
Mathewson
New York
Weimer
Rhogae
RHOAE
Slagel
Bresnshaw
Casey
L Brownerf
Chance
Devlin
McCarthy
McGann
Kung
Mertes
Evers
Dahlen
Tinker
Bresnahan
Bowerman
Browne
Senators batter Mullin in fifth as Washington routs Detroit 11 to 5
In a game delayed by rain Detroit and Washington produced a rough show. Jacobsen held Detroit to three hits through eight innings while Stahl and Huelsman led the Senators with timely hits. Seven-run fifth inning capped by Jacobsen and Cassidy rallies gave Washington the big lead, Mullin struggled after. O’Neill contributed steady at bats for Detroit before the final out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Senators
Bostons
New Yorks
Tigers
Buelow
Mullin
Tiger Mullin
Jin
Barrow
Senator Jacobsen
Jake
Neiwyer
Baelow
Jacobsen
Stahl
Jrow
White Sox
O'Neill
McCormick
Sky
Huelsman
Brant
lana @teahl
Bueslow
Ereror
Coughlin
Donovan
Detroits
Barry McCormick
Hittredge
Barry
O'Leary
Kittredge
Lowe
Robbie
Bill
P. J
Jacobs
O’neill
McIntyre
Cassidy
Crawford
McComick
Carr
Kit
Jacobem
Huelaman
Coughtin
Robinson
Caughtin
Gr Neill
Jackson
Harrett
bail—Buelow
Mr. Duyer
Lowe's
New York
Gatghers
Willow
Cleveland
Clarke
Johnson
Chicago
Orth
Hughes
Wolfe
Hill
Moran
Hhis
St. Louis
Cleveland Slugging Beats Henley as Donahue Hounded
The visiting team dominated Philadelphia on July 21, slugging Cleveland past Henley in four innings while Bruce could not halt the attack. Donahue allowed seven hits and five runs in the ninth as Cleveland surged. attendance listed at 0,806. Mortoring details show Bay, Lajoie, Hickman, and Murphy contributing multi hits, with Mickman hitting a homer for Cleveland and Bemis driving in runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
Bruce
Philadelphia
Viaitora
Cleveland
Donohue
Mullin
Banos
Accre
RHO
RHOAD
Hartnet
Laog
Wye
Pickering
di Davis
Lajois
Grom
Iokiman
Beybold
Turner
Murphy
Bay
Cragn
Philadelphi
Lajoie
Hickman
Crosa
Threa-baca
Bemis
Mickman
Chicago Americans win opening game over New York 5 to 3
Chicago defeats New York 5 to 3 as errors by the home team prove costly. Owen and Griffith pitched for the teams with Griffith taking the loss amid defensive miscues and scant support. Attendance listed at 3,508, marking the start of the series in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Chicago Americans
Owen
Griffith
Keeler
Callahan
Williams
Davis
Anderson
Donahue
Etberfeld
Dundon
Conray
Ols
Tennehill
Kletnow
Sullivan
OjOsteen
OlGrimeh
Anderton
Etherfeld
Osteen
Green
Wiliams
Eberfeld
Omm Grimith
Strat
Grimth
Mr. Connolly
St Louis beats Boston 8 to 4 in poor play and errors
St Louis defeats Boston 8 to 4 as battery errors and misplays produced most runs. Both pitchers struggled though Sievers was steadier. Attendance 2,300. Home runs by Heldrick and Ferris. Burkett stole a base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Louis
Sievers
St. Loui
Rhoae Burkett
Heldrick
O Coline
Vo BO Hemphill
Freeman
Jones
Parent
Wallace
Selbach
Padden
Lachance
Perris
Doran
Tanne
Tannehill
Blavers
Kahoo
Mr. Sheridan
Bleverd
Amateur Baseball Match in Alexandria and Youth Club Note
The Alexandria Athletics host Norris Peters at home on Saturday at 4 30 p m on their grounds in Alexandria Va and seek the name of the uniformed Washington team to guarantee expenses. Greenwich Athletic Club of Northwest Washington seeks games for youths with listed players and contacts Frank A Murphy. Bloomingdale Athletic Club defeats St Martins Church second team 10 to 6 with a Meek home run and Bucklay pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Athletics
Alexandria
Norris Peters
Washington
C. G. Keatley
Prince Street
Greenwich Athletic Club
Edward Miller
Joseph Miller
John
John Smith
John Young
Walter Miller
John Hunt
Daniel Murphy
Frank A. Murphy
Seaton Street
Bloomingdale Athletic Club
St. Martin’s Church
Tailors Highlight Light Two Piece Suits For Vacation Time
A well known tailor notes fit relies on draping rather than measurement and praises the cutters for their skill. The shop states it is meeting the demand for light two piece suits with prices from ten to thirty dollars.
Baseball Notes From the Era of Big Trades
Baseball notes span trades and injuries with Patsy Flaherty valued by Pittsburg. Manager Donovan eyes Washington start times, pitchers like BM Dineen noted for few losses. Giants shut out most National League clubs, while Dillon, Dunkle, and Moran figures appear amid scouting and league discussions. Players suffer injuries, suspensions, and retirements as teams consider consolidations and new competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Flaherty
Pittsburg
Chicago
Atlanta
Macon
Dunkle
Donovan
Washington
BM Dineen
Clevelands
Phillies
Peoria
Joe Sumden
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Senators
Armour
Giants
St. Louis
Cardinals
Billy Hallman
Brooklyn
Lumley
Weil
Pinnace
Connie Mack
Indians
Nashua
Connie
Frank Killen
American Associaton
Monster Wins Stakes at Brighton as Burns Captures Four
New York July 21 Jockey Tommy Burns rode four winners from five mounts at Brighton Beach with Danile Gold finishing a head back in the last race. Monster took the July selling stakes while Bobachi was a strong second. Other Burns winners included Tramotor Grand Opera and Hume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brighton Beach
Tommy Burns
Dannle Gold
Buckieya
Tramoter
Grand Opera
Hume Monster
Bobachi
Tramotor
Burns
Consuelo I
de Sousa
Voladay
Redfern
Walter Cleary
Woden
Perton
East Kelston
Confederate Gray
Seis
Reafern
Pentaur
Kelly
New Yorker
Sparta
St. Louis
T F. Kiely
Greater New York
Jack Young Wins Feature at Fair Grounds in Heavy Track
Jack Young won the Fair Grounds feature at 8 to 1 as Toby Tosa faded. Boaster led late but Young nosed him out by a head. First Mason claimed the fifth race as Charlie Thompson and Miss Mae Day led to the stretch. Track was heavy and lumpy with several races close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jack Young
Toby Tosa
Boaster
Young
Mason
Charlie Thompson
Miss Mae Day
My Eleanor
Ga Wilson
Webermeln
Dart
Hersain
W. Davis
France
Benighted
Fred Priesmeyer
Little Harry
Pique
Indammable
Laurel L
Luddon
Garret ‘Wilson
Seder
Cocelo
Goody Two Shoes
Lindsey
Flora Levy
Lady Idris
Hazel H
Sarnec
Suave
Potente
Lady Contrary
Jerry Hunt
Red Leaf
Dale
Darthula
Rice
Zinda
Austin
Picture Hat
Ollie Burnett
Ameliana
Booster
J. Booker
Falkland
J Hennessy
Old Stone
Flying Torpedo
Ren
Watton
Bad d'Or
Lindsay
J. Wilson
Tme
Andke
Pourquoipas
Mies Betty
Emblem
King’s Charm
Lindney
Larry Wilt
Misanthrope
Amiffie
Ascot
Mohave
Varna Fanso
Cora Weed
Flora Bright
John D
Birdwood
Orle
Anyway
Bandillo
Easter Walters
Mingore
Arthur
Madoc
Tom Rowe
Turrando
Blumenthal
Hoom Mate
Trogon
Bountiful
Tom Mankins
Opinion
the Cook
Walter Candy
Colonel Preston
Glen Sin
Tim Hurst
Animos
Abelard
Lucky Chann
A. Muskoday
W. FP. Palmer
Harfang
Cigar Lighter wins Hawthorne Juvenile Stakes in tight finish
Cigar Lighter, 4 to 1, narrowly beats Michael Byrnes and Cutter by a length at Hawthorne. Airship faded in the stretch. jockey Lawrence injured but not fatally. The $3,460 purse goes to the winner with a fast track and hot weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airship
Hawthorne
Chicago
Cigar Lighter
Michael Byrnes
Cutter
Pet
Cigar Idighter
Lawrence
Royalty
Sherwood
Olympian
Larsen
Haviland
Helgesen
Ethel Wheat
Dr. Stephens
Zyra
Firing Line
Jim Hale
Rabuata
John McGuirk
Dalvey
Oliphant
Maj. T. J. Carson
Dell Leath
Nicol
Viola
Peter J. Somers
Myrondale
Knapp
Lynch
Livingston
Lady Ellison
Port Royal
Prior
Foncanta
Huzzah
McIntyre
Judge Himes
Eadward Hale
Lelia
Greenfield
Feldt
Horton
Orfeo
Atlantico
Black Wolf
Auduchon
Great Eastern
Harris
Baronet
Tango
Emily Oliver
Jack Doyle
Jim Tyrrel
Fair Alien
Ethel Abbott
Elec
My Gem
Dad Anderson
Nathan
My Alice
Arab
Charlie Miller
Ubique
Enright
Bhower
Circulator
Mindano
Poll Miller
Norei
Freesian and Armorer
Amora J
Kingalong
King Fatlus
Farthingale
Princess Tulane
The
Crisis
Irene Lindsey
Ble Ben
David Harum
Americano
Frontenac
Shawana
Redman
Ananias
Lady
Babylene
Warte Nicht
Freckman
Ryevale
Soldier of Fortune
Sweet
Prince of Pilten
Jerry Lynch
Broadway Girl
Belle
John A. Mulski
Pinkerton
Fleetwood
Flaxman
Washington Man Fined and Off Track in Harness Race
In Baltimore stakes Washington driver O J Zinn was fined 100 and suspended after his horse Judge H. showed a poor heat at 2:40 class. Bets declared off, Raymond Z won the heat. spectators cheered the judge’s decision as two Washington entries failed to race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Gentlemen’s Driving Park
O. J. Zinn
Zinn
Judge H
Raymond Z
Messrs
J. Reybern
C. C. Tibbetts
Larceny Charge Dismissed Over Lion Incident
New York July 214 a grand larceny charge against pugilist Robert Fitzsimmons over supposedly stealing a lion cub was dismissed after a complainant said the lion was offered to him as a joke. The lion was returned to the show. Charlottesville gun club concludes fifth annual shoot with Dr William W Dennis making best long run and William M Hammond posting best average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fitzsimmons
New York
Pugilis
Coney Island
Fitzsimmons
Weeningien Ros
Charlottesville
Charlottesville and University Gun Club
William W. Dennis
Lynchburg
William M. Hammond
Richmond
George Brufley
Bell Defeats LeRoy In Open Singles Semifinal
In Syracuse the standout match at the state tennis tournament featured Bell of California edging LeRoy of New York in three sets to advance to the final. Cole of Yale defeated Lewis of Syracuse City in straight sets to set up a Bell versus Cole final. Other results show Ls Roy, Naw York, defeating Tatlant 6-2 6-4 in open singles third round and Coles 6-2 6-3 over Lewis in semifinal play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
LeRoy
New York
Bell
Columbia
Cole
Yale
Lewis
Aingies
Robert Ls Roy
Naw York
Deat H
Tatlant
F W Cole
A. H. Lewis
A. F
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Mertz
Mertz and Mertz CO
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Sporting Two
Athletic Gooda
J. G W. Eiseman
Seventh Street
D St
M. R'S
Wol Petron
WSO
Bt Rovelntre
Guriate
Alban'e
Wenlay
Wileen
Mc Vernon
Rixth Va
Mount Vernon
White
Wilaon
Fourteenth Street
Lydeker Avenue
American Association
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Shreveport
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Rochester
Providence
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Annings
Savannah
Charleston
Augusta
Staunton
Louis Bush's
St. Cadies and
National League
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L Pet
Brooklyn Chefinal
Pittapurg
Philadelp
Sparks
St Louis
Rhoa BiPhiladelphia
AE Farrel
Thomas
Shannon
Gleason
Sparke
Potala
Bt. Louis
Halewitt
Doyle
ball—Gredy
Shanton
Ane Lush
Nichols
Nichola
Pire
Mr. Johnstone
van Ness
Sunday-school Athletic Association
St. Stephens Va
Mount 7
Gamant Generegational
Alban's
Vernon
Mount Pleasant Methodist
Ey Gurler
St. Stephen
Gunton Oa
St. Stephen's
Weasley
Monongahela City
Ly Bet
Ponadetonia
Honinson
Dwyer
Barrett
Wood
Mnate
Wong Ta Wecon
Praia
Parker, Bridget & Co
9Th and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Baseball Notes
St. Louie Cardinals
Brown
Omaha
Drill
Lush
Billy Bradley
Lajola
Thoney
Rochesters
Eagan
Louisville
Dunk
Pat Dowling
Georgetown
Wilmington
Pat
Billy Gray
Pittsburgers
National
Jack O'Connor
Browns
Hugh Duffy
Des Moines
Quakers
Ian
Baldwin
Dothan
Ala
Elba
Pan
Cy Young
Dothan Wonder
Higgs
Dryden
C. Moran
Emeralds
Shamrocks
McClellan
Emeralde, McClellan , and Bromley
Gross and Riely
Monster
Bobadil
Hume
St. Bellane
Jerry C
Creamer
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Caper
Nice
Gold
Phoebua
Dapple Gold
Buckleya
Artin
Hagle
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Rawhide
Prince Chilly
Remittal
Sir Ghep
Doctor Loder
St. Bernaby
Phantom
Balie of Wakefield
Magot
Pat Costigan
Workman
Blasuteheen
Tommy Waddell
Brush Up
Virgo
Grey Iad
Perry McAdow
Io-the-Dark
Falr Filipo
Roderick Dichu
Rubric
Confessor
aTach
Reliable
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Awomnion
Garniah
Palm Reader
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Dinah Shad
Wixard
Robin Hood
Marmen
Canteen
Horse Park
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Lady Potentata
Sonos Hello
Keynote
Pawmession
Goch
Cloverland
Masterman
Paasbook
Ning Spot
Harmestead
Wieard
Naughty Lady
Baikal
Dauphin
Heymour
Conkling
Bob Murphy
Farlen
Flinder
Katie Caffrey
Sweet Lillian
Lucy Young
Tyrolan
Meadowhorn
Highlife
Grand Duchess
Semallian
Little Buttercup
Sinapla
Halmaria
End Nightmare
Star Hal
Windsor
Ontario
Baraja
Frace
Thre
Mate
Ozone
Jennie Scott
Letsalee
Ster Hat
Joe Fotnter
Sphina
Yeatus
Mrathine
Willian
Aideren
Jobs Burns
Gypsy Girl
Jaws
Monster Chimes
Hal Patron
Bourbon
Irene Arso
John McEwen
Saugus
Mass
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Brown Braden
Ashbourne
Ayre
George M
Jack Donnell
Wallace H. Greenwood
Terry Woodline
Nattia Belle
Billie
Major McKinley
Ecstatic
Miss Emma
Samson
Gambit
Emmitt H. D
Dilton
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Pearl
Hizapeth
Lida
Laura W
Red Line
Pasacas, Jr
Purne
Brown Sam
Peeler Patton
Terrill
Ems Powers
Ameworth
Darius
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la Points
al Ray
Aintree
Colonel
Henry MN
Mace
Asseyment
Lucky Jim
Alta Ford
H. Strong
NalJfe I
the Reprobate
Belle C
May Sette
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Princess Lesa
Listen
Oakland King
Martha Volunteer
den B
Almont King
Miss Brock
Evelyn Bird
Maspocomo
Obed
Notion
Hardy H
Whitten Wilkes
N. Y
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Woodshade
Athions
Lochgell
Blue Grouse
Clique
Precious Band
Malakoff
Santa Teresa
Bixth
Red Car
the Pride of Surrey
Rip
University
Eiseman Bros
Man
Baye
Bolf
J.M. McCauley & CO
Washington, D. C
Affleck
Alex
Pasnatt
Vermont Ave
Wiittkma & Co
Maannia
Easterday
FA Ratwla Lodern “Pharmacy
Kioxandria
Twelfth Street
N.W
Fisk Elcin
W. T. Baldus
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Buir En Bastakeanco Phiedelpia
Par
T. S. Baskerville
Clifton Forge
Kiely
Anternacio
J. Squire
Wilmingt del
E. E. Sample
Huntington
Squire
Sample
George Boerk
A. W. Henderson
Lexington
R. Taylor
Ohio
Texas
Harold Money
New Ha’ Conn
I. Co. Ward
Maris
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