Three Men Arrested for Counterfeiting in Allentown Area
Three men Nicholas Cervino Andrew Tilly and Oscar Deuccia were arrested by secret service officers in Allentown Pa after passing counterfeit half dollars at Easton and Phillipsburg. Thirty five counterfeit halves were found on them and 300 more coins were buried near the city. They were committed to jail in 30000 bail each for a hearing next Wednesday.
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Allentown
Secret Service
Nicholas Cervino
Andrew Tilly
Oscar Deuccia
Easton
Phillipsburg
Paterson
N J
Pasauale Garofalo
United States
Leidy
National Council Edges Bureau in Ninth Inning Thriller
The National Council team defeated Bureau Athletic Club 8 to 6 in the wind‑up at Bureau grounds after a close contest as weather limited full strength. Seay delivered a key home run and a triple, Hughes added power, while Bielaski and Seay starred in the field and Seay’s bat rallied National late. The game ends with National scoring in the ninth to pull away. a rematch is to be scheduled.
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National Council
National ‘Council
Royal Arcanum League
Bureau Athletic Club
National
Bureaus
Glotgbach
Wynkoop
Balla
Lord
H. Seay
Newman
Finnegan
Bialaski
Seay
Hughes
ROA
Buren Rhoad Finnegan
Cireytor
Rhedd
Totela
Balle
Risten
Bielaski
Sezy
Taylor
Mullen
Shedd
Seits
Kismet Triumphs Over Pension Office in One Sided Game
Kismet defeated the Pension Office club at Fourteenth and A streets NE with Buckingham allowing three hits and Fitzpatrick shining. Next Tuesday Kismet meets Ordway at 5:15, A. E. Cook seeking strong amateur teams. Also Redfords beat Fort Hunt 6 to 5 with Hughes Ege and Rilley’s fielding noted. Finneysen struck out ten. Wynkoop homered and added a three-base hit. Fort Hunt players hail from Forty-seventh Coast Artillery.
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Pension Office
Royal Arcanamites
Kismet
Pension Office Club
Buckingham
Fitzpatrick
Ordway
A. E. Cook
Tenth Street Southeast
Thie
Clites
Panston
Fitap’rick
Balle—O "Buckingham
Burlingame
Hoffmann
Lucas
Much
Thorpe
Wild Fitch—Buckingham
Passad
hal—Woodward
Mr. Wilkeson
Radfords
Bolorida Avenue
Redfords
Fort Hunt Club
Hughes
Ege
Rilley
Finneysen
Wynkoop
Donovan's Catch Saves Game In Thirteen Inning Duel
Detroit at Washington in a pitching duel as Patten and Killian battle with no walks or hit batters through thirteen innings. Donovan names the hero with a spectacular running catch in right field to end a threat, while Coughlin O’Neill and Lowe spark offense and fielding for Washington versus Detroit.
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Detroit
Washington
Patten
Tiger
Jan
Tigers
Senators
Lowe
Coughlin
Sam Crawford
O’leary
Cassidy
Killian
White Rat
Donovan
Robinson
Crawford
Dwyer
Cagatdy
O'Neill
Canardy
O’neill
Stahl
Jake
Capt
Reday" O'Dea
Public Safety
Raddy
Wood
O'Leary
Oeenry
O’neil
Huslaman
Clarke
AE & Co Washington
Kiven
O Leary
Senators Lose Ground as Outfield and Trade Talk Grow
The report details a chaotic baseball day with double plays, an umpire Mr Sede tee, and late game notes. It mentions O Neill and Crawford making plays, players arriving from Boston, and implied trade talk involving Johnnie Townsend and a lawn mower. Amateur teams seek matches with the Senators as manager Donovan considers Sunday league teams.
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Robbie
Bas
Kilien U
Senators
George Town
Erounder
Cassidy
Donovan
O'Neill
Crawford
Hunter Hill
Boston
Spd
Outmerte
Lew Drill
Prevost
Double Header Teed Up For Tigers And De Troiteurs
The thirteen inning draw forces a two game set this afternoon against the Tigers. May twenty one featured an eleven inning scoreless game, making a longer clash on the second visit notable. Donovan expects reinforcements in pitching with Hughes and Wolfe. Townsend starts one game and Hughes or Wolfe the other, with the first pitch at 2 p m and the second to follow shortly after the opener. A single admission covers both games.
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Tigers
Detroiters
Donovan
Hughes
Wolfe
Townsend
New York Drops Back In Pennant Race With Loss
New York fell to third place in the pennant chase after a 6 to 5 defeat by Chicago. Errant plays by the home club cost them, Orth scoring for Powell in the ninth. Altrock started for Chicago and Smith relieved for New York after the fifth. Attendance 1,570.
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New York
Chicago
Orth
Washington
Powell
Smith
Aitrock
Rhoqarh
Rhoarh Jones
Dougherty
Green
Keeler
Callahan
Williams
Davis
Anderson
Donahue
Elberfeld
Dundon
Fultz
Tannehill
Conroy
McFarland
Mounire
Altrock
Powall
Bmith
Port
Y Rotmla
Sens
iNew York
Bacrifics Kite
Hocler
Davia
Basse
McGuire
Donabus
Om Altrock
Balle
Fowell
Avtrock
Brith
St Louis Wins Again Over Boston In Loose Game
St Louis defeated Boston 9 4 in a loosely played contest as Pelty allowed weak batting while Tore and Young drew bases on balls and keyed St Louis hits. Attendance 9478. Burkett Heidrick Collings Moran Wallace Selbach La Chance Padden Terris Crigar Young. Two base hits Padden Wallace Collins. First base on balls Petty Young. Umpire Connolly. Time one hour and 38 minutes.
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Boston
Louis
St. Louis
Young
Balla
St. Toul
Rhoad Reaton
Rhoah Burkett
Stenl
Heidrick
Crigar
Seer
Padden
Wallace
Collins
Heid- Tick
Jones
Atolen
Seebach
Balise
Om Petty
Petty
Wild
Mr. Connolly
Kahoo
Pelty
Phillies Fail to Hit Bernhard as Cleveland Wins
Philadelphia unable to solve Bell Bernhard on a rainy July 22 game, Cleveland takes the victory behind solid pitching. Bender allowed most runs in the later innings, while Lajoie Hickman and Bay produced key hits for the visitors. attendance 1,820.
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Philadelphia
Bernard
Cleveland
Bender
Flick
Lash
Bradley
Lajoie
Hickman
Aotai ‘Turner
Bay
Bomin
Bernhard
Powers
Lafoie
Sgerifee Bite
Lush
Turner
Pickering
Davis
Bash
Mesars
O'Loughlin
King
Minor League Results From Several Leagues
Eastern League games feature Buffalo and Jersey City with unclear scores and six matches noted before rain and weather delays. Southern League shows Birmingham and Shreveport, New Orleans and Montgomery both affected by rain. American Association reports Bt Paul losing to Minnesota while Milwaukee defeats Kansas City. other lines include unclear Atlantic League pairings and weather disturbances. Electric Bitters ad promotes liver and kidney health with digestive benefits.
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Southern League
Birmingham
Shreveport
New Orleans
Montgomery
Memphis
Little Rock
Nashville
South Atlantic League
Jacksonville
Columbia
Gavannsh
Gavannal-Macon
Rein
Charleston
Charleston-Auguste
American Association
Paul
Minnespolia
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Hats and two piece suits offered at striking prices
Selling straw hats as low as six cents and hats at four and five dollars trimmed to two dollars. It’s a luxury to slip into our two piece suits without measuring or waiting and still look as well as the best tailor. Two piece suits range from ten to thirty dollars and offer significant economy.
Baseball Roundup Notes and Trade Talk From Washington
A cluttered wire of baseball gossip from Washington and beyond covers Har vey and Lajoie hitting, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh trades, Miller and Barrow hopes, Umpire Bausewine incidents, and the Georgetown Juvenile League. Mentions King Werden resigning, Demontreville, Cassi, and Dug Allison keeping shape, with Little Rocks vs Concords results and upcoming August River View game.
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Georgetown
McClellan
Little Rocks
Chesbros
Young Hewels
Belmonts
Clippers
2Nd Breemonts
A. C. Riley
Seventh Street
Concords
River View
Cincinnati Takes Two From Boston in Doubleheader
In Cincinnati on July 2, the Reds swept a doubleheader with Boston. The first game saw a late rally by Cincinnati after Boston faltered on three hits and an error in the ninth, and the winning run came with no outs in the inning. The second game featured strong hitting from both sides with Wilhelm pitching early and Carney finishing, two doubles by Odwell and Moran, and a 1 hour 68 minute contest. Attendance reported at 3,600.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Wilhelm
Carney
Bcore
Elmeid
McNichols
Sal
Corcoran
Raymer
Tenney
Abbaticchio
Walker
Giruck
Hite
McNichole
Mossie
Carpenter
Moran
Greinnall
Huggins
OlGeler
Boymmour
Rennou
Ti Dolan
OlAbbat'loaga
Odwell
Cooley
Verry Kelley
Delahanty
Woodruff
Il Carney
Bohlet
Harper
Cannell
Odweill
Bacrifice
Messie, Carpenter and Moran
Brooklyn Falls Flat in Pittsburg Puzzle Game
July 22 Pittsburg game dull and uninteresting as Brooklyn fails to mount any offense. Pittsburg leads with four hits in the eighth inning for their only runs. Attendance 2,550. Lineups include Brockiza Geach Opie Kruger Lumley Brataneld Behring Ritchey Smith Ritter Poole and Bergen. Final score 7 to 2 in favor of Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Plitteburg
Brooklyn
Pittsture
Ojfordad
Wagner
Lumley
Brataneld
Gldousier
Behring
Ritchey
Smith
Ritter
Om'cimick
Poole
OlBergen
Pitteburg
Pune Ieabunes
Hite
Beaumont
Branefald
Lasah
Balla
Balin
Case
Amiens
Peale
Ziman
Tim
Ouag
Casey's star catch helps Chicago avert tie with New York
Chicago defeats New York 6 to 4 as Briggs shines early and Casey makes a pivotal eighth inning catch that prevents a likely tie. Attendance 7,000. Line shows hits by Biagio Bromahan McCarthy McGann Merten Gilbert Warner Taylor Wiltse McCormick and others. Fielding includes Casey and Chance bold plays and steals by Evera and Tinker. Time of game about 1 hour 45 minutes.
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New York
Chicago
Briggs
Casey
Seora
RHO AB
Reoar Biagio
Bromahan
Dgrene
Ghanse
Devlin
McCarthy
McGann
Merten
Dahlen
Gilbert
oLa RO Warner
Oelo Taylor
P Ooogar
Wiltse
Taylor
Wiltes
Sete Lee
New Bee
Wiltie
Otto Briggs
Fee Taylor
Tall Bresnahan
Wilts
Mosars
Emaslie
O'Day
Lush Knocked Senseless In Loose St Louis Philadelphia Game
In a loose contest St Louis defeated Philadelphia as Lush was knocked senseless by a fast inshoot in the second inning. Attendance was about 2,000. Lineups feature Taylor and Duggleby, with Gleason and Barclay among hitters. Brin and Duggleby pitched. Bell Defeats Cole Three Straight in New York tennis final as final rounds begin.
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St. Louis
Swyci
Backiey
Wolverton
Smoot
Lush
Brain
Barclay
Burke
Titus
Letia Grady
Hutewite
Taylor
Dugegieby
Loula
Philedelphi
Johnstons
Bell
Cole
Syracuse
EL Bell
Los Angeles
F. W. Cole
Hartford
Fred. B. Alexander
New York
Robert Leroy
Roger Jones
Alexander
A. D. Janney
Winn
Hugh Tit
Brooklyn
James A. Randall
Syracus
RK. G. Hunt
Michigan
Mor
Mount Pleasant Methodist Games Selections
Today’s schedule lists Mount Pleasant Methodist versus Wealey with White House Wilipse, and Stephen’s versus Fourth Fourteenth Street and Lydecker Avenue. Other matches include Mt Vernon facing Wealey and Bt Alban’s in an unclear pairing, reflecting a crowded community games card.
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Pew
Mt. Pl
Alban
Wealey
Mt. Vernon
Mount Pleasant
Made Fifteen Errors In Rain Soggy Mount Vernon Game
A rain drenched afternoon saw Sixth and Mount Vernon Sunday-school teams clash at White Lot. Mount Vernon won 9 to 7 with many errors, while Watkins and D McDonald starred. Umpire Newman officiated. game lasted 1 hour 30 minutes.
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White Lot
Mount Vernon
Watkins
McDonalda
MaMahon
Thomas
South Washington
Whicch
Wes
Mt. Vernon
Hixth
Balla
Rider
Hare hite-Stevenson
McMahon
Hite
Price
Augrario
Lynham
Herbert
A. McDonald
Clark
Mr. Newman
Bethany Triumphs In Junior League Showdown
Bethany clinched a 19 to 4 win over Foundry in a Junior League game marked by Bethany’s strong fielding and heavy batting. Travere and 7s led with solid hits, while Foundry’s pitchers were effective individually but failed to cohere as a unit. Travers pitched well and Adams backed the battery. Senseny brothers starred at first and third. The standing shift arose from a protested July 14 game. the match will be replayed.
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Bethany
Foundry
Travere
Travers
Adams
Senseny Brothers
Kendall and Foundry
Blazing Runaway Car and Weavers Strike Update
Paterson New Jersey July 22 striking weavers at Johnson Cowdin and Company silk plant to resume Monday after demanding 10 percent raise. An agreement grants 5 percent on return and 6 percent additional on September 1 if business improves. St Louis grafters Jerry Hammigan and Charles Denny sentenced to two years each for bribery while municipal assembly members. National Granite Cutters Union HQ to move from Washington to Quincy August 1. Forty seven colored laborers returned from Havana aboard the steamship Matanzas.
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Paterson
Johnson Cowdin and Company
St. Louis
Jerry J. Hammigan
Charlies J Denny
Taylor
St. Louie
Missouri Penitentiary
New York
Havana
Meener
Matanzas
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Isa
Mertz
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New & Stinemetz
Are and Farriers
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W. Eiseman
D St
St. Lemen's Cave
Thone Maineer
Dra Louis
Ladiew
Grangeville
Idaho
Rudolph ‘Wetter
Salmon River
I. D Long
Chris ‘Waln
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Wetter
Long
Bisley
England
Fergusson
Punjab Light Infantry
Hing
Perry
Corporal McGregor
Bergt. Crowe
Maj. Moore
J. W. Smith
McGregor
South Bend
Ind
Geneva
N. J
Bridgeport
Amalgamated Workers
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel, and Tin Workers Committee
Capital City League
St. Stephen's Institute
Turner Athletic Club
Garrell Institute
Woodward & Lothrop Dontaga
Library of Congres
Petr
Tad
Carroll
Kelly
Capt. Downs
McDermott
Eee
Collisower
Watera
Owees
Downa
Lucag
Gullivan
Ij Scantiinger
Dermott
ljOgater
Lido
Lett Matthews
Henvey
Library
Hanvey
Oyster
Dresch
Er Curlen
Owens
Collistoner
Cantling
Drescher
Cullen
Oyater
Mr. Handiboe
Bureau
Kismets
Fort Hunt
Do'neill
New Yorks
Heaton
W. L. Pat
Bt. Louis
Washington Slevetana i
O'Neil
Lows
Carr
Mr. Sede Tee
Phillies
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Rochester
Providence
Wba Ai
Parker, Bridget & Co
9Th and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Baseball Notes
Harvey
University of Wisconsin
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Bostons
Reda
Roger Bresnahan
Giants
Jim Viges
Beause
Pellecans
Ketley
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Charley Carlsons
Buck” Orth
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Pointblank
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Malach
Kittredge
Joe Cassi
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Joe
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White Sox
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Barrow
Bill Coughlin
Barrett
Scranton Bill
Frank Bausewine
Minneapolis
W. H. Watking
Herre
N. D
Huelsman
iDug Allison
Cincinnati Red Stockings
Dug
Jokinely
Allison
Washington Post
Put-in-Bay
Ohio
Inter-Leake Yachting Association
Sao Yacht Ciub
National League
Cincknall
Woodruf
Poitz
Needham
Wilkes
Cannel
Enahoots
N. W
Gunton Gurley
Mt. PI
Wilson
W.le
Congregational
THAME
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Hplphany
Hinton
Staunton
Clay Stiles
Richmond
Starbuck
Spencer and Lambert
Haverford Charterhouse
London
Haverford
Pennsylvania
Charterhouse Acheol
Codabming
Surrey
Havstoma
Charterhouse
Wick
Walthour
de Guichard
Columbus
Bobby Walthour
Basil de Quichard
Shina Regal
Regal
Pennsylvania Ave
H.W. Aart
Hebbard
Geo. E. Hebbard
Warner
Warner At Wate
Warners
Warners Rate Cure Company
Munyon
Fire Engine
Metropolitan Electric Railway
Aberdeen Street
Quincy
Mass
National Granite Cutters’ Union
Washington, DC
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