Detroit Stuns Washington In Tight July Baseball Showdown
Detroit and Washington battled to a 8 7 finish as Mullin faltered late. Huelsman sparked Washington with a three RBI first inning hit while Coughlin was knocked out by a wild pitch. Townsend and Doran provided steady offense for Detroit, with several players crossing the plate as the Tigers pulled ahead in a high tension ninth inning.
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Washington
Detroit
Mich
Detrot
Washington Traay
Nationals
Mullin
Theer
Kilian
Huelsman
Lowe
Ther Mullin
Stahl
Jones
Doran
Nevin
Armour
Kian
Cassidy
Killian
Hrnt
Nim
Kittredge
Hull
Lindsay
Hickman
Aingie
Anderson
Townsend
Cooley
Tigers
Coughlin
Jugus
Colt
Wild Bil Donovan
Petrout
Fihacter
McIntyre
Aus
Tan Faery
Andaraon
Hilleleman
Bran
Jones Ct
Knoll
Marnedrano
Mullic
Crawford
Chicago Beats New York 7 1 In Twelve Innings
Chicago defeats New York 7 to 1 in twelve innings after a late error and two sacrifices. Attendance 3 960. Scoring details include New York’s lone run in the sixth on an error and sacrifices.
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Chicago
New York
Rhoad Breen
If Conry
Bog Holmes
Keele
Davis
Elberfvidae
Donahae
Wiltramath
Asbell
Yourer
Donee Ct
O Fue
Mpurlande
Powars Ib
Tannehillah
McGuire
C. Altmek
Tabell
Jones
Orth
Conroy
Kesler
Sbell
Bave
Greer
Eiterfala
Williams
Biruck
Altrecky
Boston Made Hits Count in Narrow Win
In a tight game Boston Made Hits Count edged opposition as Chertiend Shut Out. Ohio, Faiy at Cleveland posted nine hits and produced a defensive stop, while Tamia remained in the background, tying into the unfolding contest.
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Chertiend
Opponsdte
Ohio
Faiy
Cleveland
Tamia
Necomary
Boston bats win as attendance hits six thousand five hundred
Cleveland loses 6 to 1 at home as Boston connects on key hits. Attendance listed as 6,534. Notable players include Selbach Criger and Ferris with multiple runs batted in. Bernhard pitched for Boston, Tanabe for Cleveland, with errors and stolen bases noted. Game duration recorded at 1 hour 4 minutes.
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Boston
Saveland
O Golins
Elatabl
Freeman
Ferris
Bernhard
Tanabiii
Wisa Piten
Bernnerd
Mr. Connor
Battle Of Pitchers In Thirteen Inning Baseball Tilt
St Louis and Philadelphia battled in a long 3 to 0 game with Coakley losing to Glade over thirteen innings. Attendance reached 1,800 as Hartel, Davis, Hoffman, Hofman, and Van Zant produced notable at bats. Final score 3-0 in favor of Philadelphia with Glade fanning six and Coakley six. Umpire O Loushire supervised a game lasting two hours and three minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Coakley
Brillant
St Loui
Rhoah Hla
Rhoae
Hartel
Biarr
Homans
Davis
Cross
Olzo
Goar
Sthone
Philadelph
Hoffman
Stott Tiftebhs
Hofman
van Zant
Glade
Wallace
Jones
Roth
Hirst
Om Glade
Louis
Philadelphia
O'Loushire
Murphy
Minor League Scores Across Leagues
Baseball scores from American Association Southern and New York leagues with games in St Paul Toledo Milwaukee Indianapolis Buffalo Montreal Toronto Baltimore Rochester Newark New Orleans Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Shreveport Montgomery Charlotte Greensboro Augusta Charleston Jacksonville Savannah Macon Johnstown Syracuse Utica Wilkes Barre Troy Albany and more. Rain interruptions noted for several matchups.
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Southern League
New Orleans
Atlanta
Lie
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Shreveport
Shreveport-Montgomery
New York State League
Johnstown
Binghamton
Syrapuss
Syracuse
Utica
Scranton
Albany
Wilkeebarre
Wilkesbarre
Troy
Baseball Notes Highlight a Fragmented 1900s Season
A garbled 1900s baseball roundup from Detroit Free Press and others notes players like Jack Carr on Indianapolis bench and Paul Geler moved to second base for St. Paul. It calls Columbus and Minneapolis in a tight American Association pennant race, mentions Buck Freeman at first, and cites Tim Murnane scouting Illinois for Detroit. Also references Morgan, De Montreville, Stone, Waddell, Armbruster, Hickman, and other figures with scattered game details and team moves across Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, and Washington.
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Philadelphia
Jack Carr
Indianapolis
Bhly Friel
Paul Geler
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Buck Freeman
Tim Murnane
Armourly
Illinois
Detroit
Detroit Free Press
Gene de Montreville
Toledo
Morgan
Browns
Leon de Montreville
Charleston, F. C
Shortield
George Stone
St. Louis
Rube Waddell
Athletics
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Huel
Anderson
Hickman
Atahl
Dake Ia
Straft Free Press
Atlanta Journal
Jordan
Atlanta
Lajoie
Connie Mack
Armbruster
Boston American
Heston’ Globe
Boston Americans
Collins
Clancy
Pittsburg
Rochester
New Yorkers
Doubleheader Split as Philadelphia and Pittsburg Tie
Philadelphia and Pittsburg split a July doubleheader in Philadelphia. Gutthoff struggled in the first game while Nichas pitched well in the second. Attendance was 6685 as Cincinati, Brooklyn, Chicago, and Boston results are listed in a standings section.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinati
Brooklyn
New York
St. Luis
Chicago
Boston
Epiphany Chapel and St John’s Lose Cuyon Baseball Clash
Epiphany Chapel defeated St Andrew’s in a disputed game that had bystanders interfere with the umpire. The contest, tied in the eighth inning, was later awarded to St John’s Georgetown by the umpire, with postponement and league executive review to follow.
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St. Andrew's
Epiphany Chapel
Ac. Paul's
Christ Churn
Joho's
Georgetown
Christ Church
Christ Churehs
Washington
Trinity
Hanvey
Roar Boy Chol
RHO AE A
Lawnon
Jalten
Thes
Guvareshee le
Colite
GordanJbr
Johnson
Resta Oos
Horner
Hurbert
Totate
Andrew'a
Rriphany Chapel
Vasée
Andrew's
Spiphany Chapel
Collie
Bristow
Simons
Lanaon
Evans
A. Rogers
Robinson
Mreck
Balle-Om Simons
Altchet Balle
Lewson
Harbert
Henvey
Umpine
Coastal
Trino
J. John'a
St. John’s
Executive Board
Bt. Paul
Tuiney
Su Andrew
S. A
Weablngton
St. John
Qeerastown
N. W
BOA B Street
Q. Va
Ave & PL
B.C. Ym BL
Alb. CO
A. Ve
Gow
Nationals and Carrolls Battle Eight Inings to a Draw
Carroll Institute and the National Athletic Club dueled on Fourteenth and A streets northeast until gloom ended play. Errors and pitching shifts kept the score deadlocked as Quigley and Kerr held the opposing bats, with a large crowd watching a stubborn tied contest despite Carroll threats in the sixth inning.
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Columbia Athletic Club
St. Patrick's Club
Thirteenth
D Streets
Carroll Institute
National Athletic Club
Tts
Carroll
Nationals
Quigley
Kerr
Nata
Fitapy Pek
Briggs
Culla
Kraft
Foraythe
Holios
Lawinr
rCormickad
Garner
Mesibe
Krafting
LaFramberg
Dawnon
Wabster
Wee Towle
Ghul Bolo
Dawson
Bace
Cullen
Davis
Jenking
Lawlor
Myer
Raft Co Culien
Jenkina
Daweon
Mr. Heady
Brooklyn Falls to Cincinnati in Twelfth Inning Defeat
In Brooklyn July 2, Brooklyn lost to Cincinnati in the twelfth inning as Cincinnati scored four runs in the final frame. Gallwell started the rally with a single and Steinfeldt followed with a triple, aided by Witter’s error and three subsequent hits. Attendance 1,200 as Cincinnati bested Brooklyn 4 to 0 in extra innings.
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Brooklyn
N. C
Efeat
Cincinnati
Scanlan
Gdwell
Steinfeldt
Witter
Phelps
Cicinnati
Rhore
Shockerd
Badamiey
Katies Betch
Sebring Berar
Cawell
Stalatea de Sueritce Mts
Lumtey
Feliter
Phelpd
Odwell
Brass
pleye—Hugeina
Corcoran
Huggins
Batty
Malay
Lew —O Mcintyre
Dos
Balle
Om Mcintyre
Harper
Sennlan
Cinclonati
Mcintyre
Scunlen
Pataod telPhorpe
Balk
Spauian
Emalie
New York Na Hongle routs St Louis in quick game
New York beat St Louis 2 to 0 in a brisk contest before about 2 500 fans. Mathewson allowed few hits as Elliott relieved after early exits, while McGraw shuffled pitchers. Mor and Dahlen produced the only homers, and Clarke, Strang, Donlin, and Mertes added key hits. Umpire Mr. Johnid. Time 1 hour 4 minutes.
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New York
New York Na
St. Louis
Taylor
Mathewson
Elliott
McGraw
Picher
Bt Louis
Rho Awshannon
Gm Browns
McGama
Motte
Dahlen
Doviin
Gilbert
Clarke
Flrst
Balle
OM Taylor
Mount Pleasant Congregational Faces Gurley In A One Sided Tilt
Mount Pleasant graduates Gate Gunton overwhelmed Gurley with a decisive 11 to 2 victory in a Mount Pleasant last evening. Official box shows Gunton 3 for 4 with 2 RBIs, Gurley 1 for 4, pitchers Filius and Hutchinson split duties with strong defense and multiple errors.
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We. Pet
W. L. Pet
Gurley
Mount Pleasant
Wynkoop
Langiey
Hutchinson
Our
Printing Office League Clash Ends in Defeat for Columbia
In a shaky field performance Columbia loses to Foundry 11 to 6 as Bailey struggles with poor support and Brown scatters hits for Foundry. The game, part of a twin bill with Prominence, saw Foundry climb to second place while Columbia falls in the standings. injuries, miscues, and errant throws marred both sides.
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Cowboys
Foundry
Blanka
Columbia
Blanks
Foundrys
Bailey
Brown
Acore
Roar Foundy
RHO AE Bulman
Christian
Addivon
al Schwitzeran
Buegameib
Heffernan
GiArenda
If Cotter
Quing
Beddow
Wimmer
Hunt
Agna
An Et Columbia
rune—Foundry
Colambie
Piret T
Balley
Cotter
Schwitser
Quimn
Rohwitzer
Solon
Arends
Hilt
Badley
Dougter
Chicago Wins In Eleventh In Wild Boston Tilt
Chicago edged Boston in the eleventh inning on a bases on balls a passed ball and a single, with both pitchers tossing well. Attendance about 1 371, final score Chicago 4 Boston 3 in a tense late game.
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Boston
Mass
Chicago
Dingle
Score
Ragab
Raoae Abteebeio
Singia
Ooood Tenney
Maloney
Dolan
Behutte
Deihhanty
Chance
Wolverton
Tinker
Laut Pornef
Raymer
Moran
Fraser
Bess Hite
Delehanty
Schulte
Chanel
Homeron
Evars
Racrifion
Tanney
Bane
Abbaticchio
Tennity
Heston
Briggs
Frater
Brizes
Mr. O'Day
Orange Too Good for Charlottesville in Debut
In Charlottesville on July 31 the local university club lost to Orange 18 to 5 on the university field. Spiesr pitched for Orange and Chewaing for Charlottesville as rain delayed play. Also out of New York the issue of Peltz’s three day suspension for bad conduct at the Polo Grounds was reported.
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Charlottesville
Washington Post
University Athletic
Spiesr
Chewaing
Peits
New York
Pulliam
National League
Peltz
Pittsburg
Polo Grounds
Aloysius Triumphs As Columbians Fall From First
Aloysius team defeats Columbia 10 to 4 at the Columbia Athletic Club on Eighth and L streets northeast, moving Columbia from first place. Sturzer dominated the Columbians, with Fulcher delivering homers and McCarthy contributing multiple hits.
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Aloysius
Columbia Athletic Club
Eighth and
L Streets
Columbia Club
Sturzer
Aloyatum
Bhoae
Rhoah Kelly
O'Taylor
Donald
Torney
Handiboe
Handibos
Blone
Mr. Ristes
St. Vincent Tops St. Paul in Pitching Duel by Wooden
In a afternoon game Wooden shut out St Paul as St Vincent plated four runs. Balch, Lewin, Mack, and Turner contributed with targeted hits while Vincent side managed two runs in the late innings. St Paul tallied none as errors and miscues capped a tight pitching duel.
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Wooden
St. Paul
W. L. Pet
St. Martin
St. Patrick
St. Vincent
Stesp
Woodes
Payne
Turner
Stolei
Morley
Steep
Spaulding
MomMtt
Ser
Newmans
Gans Revenge Brings Middle Section Giants Rally at Park
Gans' Middle Section Giants of Baltimore beat the Eastern Empires 10 to 6 at American League Park after nerves and errors by the Empires. James, a Gans third baseman, stood out while Nichols’ running catch saved a key score. Tomorrow the Giants meet the Washington Giants in the Metropolitan Baseball League contest.
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Empire
Joe Gans
Middle Section Giants
Balmore
Atlantics
Metropolitan Baseball League
Gans
James
Nichols
Washington Giants
Rhoah Baten
beses—Giants
Rimpires
Empires
Manchester Defeats Alexandra in Seawanhaka Race Two
American challenger Manchester beat Canadian defender Alexandra in the Seawanhaka Cup second race at Dorval Quebec. Manchester finished two minutes fifty two seconds faster, with strong northwesterly winds around fifteen knots and a dramatic start as both yachts sailed to the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorval
Quebec
Manchester
Alexandra
Analostan Boat Club Regatta Slated For This Afternoon
The Analostan Boat Club will hold its annual regatta this afternoon starting at 6 30. Races cover the usual Analostan course with eights down stream and others half mile up and back. Capt Nevins oversees arrangements with HL Pairo starter and judges Boarman and Dr Jopwen We. in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Analostan
Analostan Boat Club
Une
Nevins
Commissioners Beat Norfolk 4 to 1 Behind Leonard Pitching
Jack Leonard starred for the Commissioners in a 4 to 1 win over the Norfolk Collegians at Lafayette Park. Calflower and Brown led the visitors’ attack with three timely hits, while Atkinson held up for seven innings before Washington's club pulled away. Leonard worked a flawless game with both slow and fast pitches, not a man reaching first as Norfolk stranded eleven baserunners. White and Lawler, Virginia teammates, showed well for the locals.
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Washington, Post
Norfolk
Commissioners' Club
Washington
Norfolk Collegiaas
Lafayette Park
Bees
Jack Leonard
Atkinson
Califlower
Brown
Leonard
Collegians
White
Lawler
University of Virgina
Sioners
RM Oae Barry
Vaugho
Huge
Hofmen
Lo Shafer
Spillane
Smith
Johnson
Atchinson
Kentucky Varsity Shut Out by Winchester Score 7 0
Winchester Virginia July 1 University of Kentucky shut out this afternoon by Winchester nine by the score of 7 to 0. Sandy Baker made a sensational one hand catch. Grim threw out a runner at third and Stoutter saved a score in the sixth. Batteries Winchester Johnson and Trimble Kentucky Dudley and Crouch. Johnson struck out eight, allowed three hits. Dudley struck out three, allowed twelve hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Washington Post
University of Kentucky
Winchester Nne
Sandy” Baker
Grim
Stoutter
Johnson
Trimble
Kentucky
Dudley
Crouch
Americans Defeated in Davis Cup Opener at Wimbledon
London July 1 The opening round of the Dwight F Davis International Cup at Wimbledon saw Americans Holcombe Ward and William A Larned defeated in singles by English players. Ward won the first two sets against Hugh L Doherty, while Larned pressed H Smith before losing. Despite the setback the American duo hope to win the doubles tomorrow as they trail by two points. Also noted is possible attendance by King Edward tomorrow or the following day. The Law Reporter Printing Company baseball team to play Laurel this afternoon, with further trips listed to Norfolk and Baltimore. Mayor Dunne’s municipal ownership platform deemed impracticable, a surprise delayed by time.
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London
Dwight F
King Edward
Law Reporter
Law Reporter Printing Company
Laurel
Laurelites
Law Reporters
Norfolk
Norfolk College
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Athletic Club
Iceni
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Thomas
Glannon
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Mr. Klem
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the Aloystne Club
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Sporting Editor
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Giote—I Hove
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Mertz
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Mertz and Mertz CO
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Bove Car
Seventh
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Stinemetz
12Th
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Hpm
Eiveman‘s
Eve
J. & W. Eiseman
Seventh Street
Nowrench
Geo. E. Hebbard
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Royal Pilsen
Abner Drury Brewing CO
25Th and
F Street
Rusteon &Canors
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SH Morris Canoes
Beck
Walfords
Ave
Richards
Breen
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