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Nationals vs St Louis at National Bark today and racing meets at Latonas Jockey Club Fort Erie July 19 to August 52 Brighton Beach July 11 to August 4 Baratega August 6 to 21 Stakes Brighton Junior July 27 and August 4 Baratoga Special August 10 Aquatics national regatta Worcester August 16 and Ly Intercarve club regatta Broadwater August 28 Mid Atlantic regatta Upper Potomac Labor Day Horse shows Orange July 25 25 Long Branch July 25 28 Chariottes August 1 and 2
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St. Louie
National Bark Today
Latonas Jockey Club
Fort Erle
Brighton Beach
Worcester
Broadwater
Upper Potomao
Labor Day
Orange
Long Branch
Sunday-School League Drawn In Ninth Inning Duel
In a tense Sunday-School League game Calvary and Fifth tied 2-2 in the ninth as a disputed call ended the contest. Bielaski opened Calvary’s scoring, while J Symanoski and Lord delivered key hits for Fifth. Umpire Petts called the game after a crowd gathered in the clubhouse, with exchanges between clubs marking the close of a hard fought, well officiated game.
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Calvary
Bielaski
McKnight
Wynkoop
Wours
Hurley
Kerr
J. Symanoski
Lord
Petts
Calder
Rhoae
Haydon
Meknisht
Etter
Hietaski
B. Wood
Harding
Meknicht
Akershen
Hayden
Clear
Bielacki
Haney
Qgiteher
Mr. Betts
Trinity Beats St Peter's 9 to 6 In Long Baseball Game
Kraft’s pitching fueled Trinity’s 9 6 win over St Peter’s in a drawn out contest at McDievitt Field. Dove and Chism had two hits apiece for Trinity, with solid defense from Buck and Sebastian. St Peter’s contributors included Kraft, Crowe, Murphy, and others in a high scoring but variably played matchup.
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Kraft
Trinity
St. Peter's Club
Buck
Sebastian
St Peter
F.sebast'n
At. c
Godwin
Crowe
Ogeome
Murphy
Warner
Fisa
J. Collflower
Lancley
Crouch
Dove
Birch
Crows
Pitetier
Collfower
Collflower
Urs
Cumberland Forfeits Game In Washington Post Report
Cumberland Md forfeited the game against Washington at end of the sixth inning after Cumberland refused to play following an umpires stand. Pitcher changes occurred mid innings as the game moved through Steubenville Braddock Uniontown and East Liverpool venues with varied scores and listed players.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Marylang Teague
Washington
D. Washington
Cimerland
AL Steubenvile
Strubsvyile
Braddock
Berend
Steuben Ne
Uniontown
Warnenburg
East Liverpool
Ast
Liverpool
Piedmont
Winchester
Pookesville
Weehington
Poolesvile
Armstrong and Woodward
Poolesville
Odden
and Luba
Scare R. OH
Coste
Pooleaville
Interclub match with Baltimore CC called off at Chevy Chase Club
Announcement from Chevy Chase Club states the inter club golf match with Baltimore Country Club is off due to Baltimoreans failing to fill the date. Altoona reports Arlie Latham has signed as umpire for the Tri State League.
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Chevy Chase Club
Baltimore Country Club
Latham
Tri-State Empire
Altoona
Arlie Latham
Departmental League sees Navy and Interior defeated
Commerce and Labor extended their winning streak by routing Secretary Taft’s department. Kinney held the Sailors in check while Curnane struggled, with Sutton stealing home in the ninth. Final scores show Commerce and Labor 6, Navy 2, and Justice 6 to 1 over War.
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Commerce and Labor
Taft
Kinney
Cornane
Bryan
Sutton
May Roone
Reoaeb Hughes
Vorney
U Kinney
Herbert
McCarron
Olttvann
Aleiman
Brown
Clements
Hunt
Curnane
Terry
Navy
Commerce
Lottom
Hughes
Ste
Krett
Atlantics Beat Columbia 3 0 As Pennant Hopes Rise
In a northeast Thirteenth and D streets game Columbia Athletic Club fell 3 to 0 to the Atlantics before a large crowd. Beckett pitched seven strikeouts for Columbia. Handihoe matched him with seven for the Atlantics. Key plays included Hofman’s runner tag and Beckett’s catch as Columbia out hit the Atlantics by two. Also notes on St Stephen’s Institute 7 Nationals 6 and Eastern Athletic Club shutout of the Pirates with Captain Peake seeking new teams to contact.
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Te-May
Alnysias
Atlantics
Cane
L Streets
National Athletic Club
Columbia Fillette Club
Thirteenth
D Street
Averimp
Columbia Athletic Chan
D Streets
Howard Beckett
Wile Handihoe
Handihoe
Columbia
Hofman
Beckett
Auattles
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Robson
Mullin
Mccarthy
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Ricker
O'Brien
O'nt
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Holtman
Quantre
Yiessman
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St. Stephen's
St. Stephen's Institute
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Joas Lewis
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Serwener
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pGoven
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Parsons
Athletic Club
Pirates
Robert Peake
Bac Rho
Ruoaer Hardy
Lanahan
Peake
Hayden
Nalle
North
Terns
Nall
Northedge
Peargon
Timely Hits Decide Long Nationals vs St Louis Thirteen Innings
Washington wins 4 to 2 in thirteen innings over St Louis in a tense pitchers’ duel. Altizer drives in the tying run with a two strike hit and a Parker-like sac bunt sends Davy to second. Nill’s double delivers the deciding score as Falkenberg and Cross guide the Nationals to victory.
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Azo
Proctor
Turer Ant Jackson
Mr. Pigcins
Gladstones
Eucker
F. Walker
Pennehak
A. Thompson
Fr. Paney
Jim
D. Randolph
Hare
T. Daeson
W. Moor
Censer
A. Hayden
Iisitt Feld
L. Bragg
BigRe Place
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St. Louis
Nill
Stone
Yesteraay
Nationals
Falkerberg
Altizer
Stanley
Davy
Trugty Bludseen
Browns
Powell
Mr. Altizer
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Gome
Cros
Bandit
Ase
In-La
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Tom Jones
Niles
Schlafly
Jones
George Stone
Stahl
Schlaffy
Heydon
Wakefield
Falkenberg
Sora
EL Aitizer
Crass
Anderson
Schiafly
Stam
Rod Hejdon
Connor
St Leute
St. Lats
Farnedy
Filkerberg
Patkenberg
Threepsse
Mt—N
Falken
Bers
Falerberg
O'Brien
Umpiro
Ar. Hurst
Pilgrims Defeat Boston In Tight July Boston Showdown
Townsend falters late as the Pilgrims topple Boston 6 to 5 in a tense game at Boston. Dineen hurled well for the Pilgrims while Turner dazzled at shortstop. Stahl contributed a running catch for Boston and Freeman and Stahl doubled for the Pilgrims.
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Townsend
Kittredge
Pilgrims
Boston
Jocals
Turner
Stahl
Dineen
EHO AE
Cleveland
Hoyden
Puck
Tatas
Freeman
Morgan
Rossman
Lajole
Rosemtil
Barbeau
Dineer
Townaend
Townend
Aribrusier
Mesera
Evans
Connolly
Doubleheader ends in split as Philadelphia blanks Chicago in opener
Philadelphia and Chicago split a July doubleheader with Philadelphia winning the first game behind strong pitching by Owens. Chicago was shut out in the second game as Philadelphia continued to hurl solid defense and timely hits. The two contests featured runs, errors, and several key plays by Armbruster Tebell Dougherty Murphy and other lineup members.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Owens
Su Ore
Rhoae
Phila
Rhoaeb
Hortsel
Jones
Armb
O Plo Tabell
Davia
Ihd
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Tabell
Sullivan
Toombs
G. Davis
Coombs
Om Coombs
Altrock
Dygert
Bender
Digert
Bruater
Hawes
Om ‘Dygert
Browns vs Brownies clash ends in late innings dustup
The report recounts a wild game with Falkenberg earning a hard fought win over the Browns, multiple misplays and stolen bases, and roving commentary on players like O Connor, Hartzell, Schlafly, and McAleer. Umpire disputes and fan banter color the crowded scene.
Virginia League recap Roanoke falls to Danville on new pitcher
Special to The Washington Post Roanoke’s new pitcher struggles as Danville wins in a one sided game. Henns for Danville and Richie, Cooper, Bonny, Imlar and Black for Roanoke deliver key hits despite the slow pace of play. Lynchburg defeats Norfolk 3 to 2 with leaders Lynchburg and Norfolk in a tight Virginia League contest. Also notes on horse racing: high profile sires shipping to Saratoga and a 15 day racetrack meeting in Dalles Texas with purses up to 1000 and larger, plus plans for Hanover line mares in breeding.
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Roanoke
Washington Post
Danville
Richie
Ieant Ring
Smith
Henns
Felder
Ithnd Cooper
Bonny
Imlar
Black
Danvil
Lynchburg
Norfolk
R. HE
Lynchwarg
Stewart
Walsh
Otey
Wordan
Xn Foster
Ram's Horn
Walter Jennings
Saratoga
James R. Keene
Wild Mint Hee Ween
Lexington
Casueton
Knight Errant
Kentucky
Joh B Madden
Case
August Belmont
J. J. Gorey
Honesty
Gorey
Dalles
Tex
Hamburg
James B. Hagin
Fimendorf
Hanover
Lumley Sparks Chicago Outfield In Brooklyn Tilt
Baseball budget from Chicago July reports Lumley's timely hitting and dazzling catches keep Brooklyn at bay as Chicago edges ahead. Schulte and Lumley drive long hits while mis. plays limit Brooklyn, with notable bases stealing and strong pitching. Final lines show Chicago 9 Brooklyn 5 in a high tempo, error-light contest.
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Chicago
Lumley
Brooklyn
Schulte
Slagle
Maloney
Sheelang
Brorntoldt
Tinker
McCarthy
Hummal
Banos
Chickgo
Tyoilte
Bvera
Kllag
Behulte
Pirates Take Easy Victory Over New York
Pittsburgh won an easy game against the New York team, taking the lead in the first inning and never trailing. Leifield pitched for Pittsburgh, allowing few hits as the offense capitalized on errors to secure a decisive 7 to 1 win, with early runs setting the pace and strong defense backing the victory.
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Pittsburg
Pittaburg
New Yorks
Lelfield
New? Yorks
Fitteburg
New York
Leach
Bemwoontel
Browne
Devlin
Ritchey
Dahlen
Gilbert
Owittee
Templ
Tyas
Teach
Bagee
Players and games across cricketed leagues and schedules
A jumbled column lists numerous baseball and boxing snippets with teams and cities such as New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati and Boston. Notable notes include National League president Harry Pulliam warning about Sunday play with independents and race postponements at Island Park.
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Washington
Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Boston
St . Cleveland
Pulliam
Harry Pulliam
National League
Wakefield Wakefield Wakefield Trade Rumors Hit Washington Club
Cleveland reports whisper of releasing pitcher Tom Hughes in exchange for catcher Howard Wakefield who is not owned by Washington. Local talk links Kittredge to Cleveland with Wakefield in play. Washington managers deny any release plan while Wakefield’s value as 300 hitter and catcher boosts the club’s season outlook.
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Cleveland
Tom Hughes
Lajoie
Hughes
Howard Wakefeld
Washington Baseball Club
Wakefield
Washington
Joan of Kittredge
Stan
Kittredge
Stahl
Howard
Longwood Tennis Tourney Hits Sixty Matches Amid Showers
Boston July reports the Longwood Cricket Club sixteenth annual tennis tournament faced damp weather delaying play yet produced twenty six singles matches for the Longwood Trophy and two doubles. Several defaults and decisive wins set up forthcoming rounds in singles and the eastern doubles.
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Boston
Mass
Longwood Cricket Club
Haafern
R. D. Littie
England
Longwood
W. J. Clothier Yout
CB. Barker
Wwe
Hallowell
A. Beardsley
Is BeReal
Fe Anewer
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J.D. E. Jones
H. A. Davis
We Niled
W. Regelo
R. Dana
Dabney
Hooker
Rutt c
Biebap
Vscomber
Hayes
Welch
Alérich
Frith
Columbia Retains Crooks as Track Coach
John W. Bradix captain of the Columbia track team announces the reappointment of Joshua B. Crooks as coach of the Morningside runners and Feld athletes. Despite a poor spring showing, track rulers deem Crooks capable, attributing past results to lacking material rather than coaching. Bradix aims to begin a long campaign to build a successful team.
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New York
John W. Bradix
Columbia
Joshua B. ‘Crooks
Morningside
Crooks
Brodix
Fortytwo Glidden contestants unnamed amid tour tensions
Quebec on July 23 reports forty two Glidden automobile contestants and five for the Deming prize at the start of the final tour week. Fourteen have dropped out as the touring committee opens an inquiry into alleged rule violations by a trophy contestant who allegedly repaired his car in a garage. Two guards are posted at the garage to keep onlookers away until show time tomorrow.
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Quebec
Touring Committee Todays
Worcester Regatta Looms With Twelve Championship Events
The Worcester regatta in Massachusetts on August 1 will feature twelve championship contests for amateur oarsmen. Entries close next Saturday as crews from across the country vie in one and a half mile races with a turn, and some events offer a mile and a half straight course. Local players Sterzer Carroll and Dawson help Martinsburg club, while Chicago hosts the Western tennis championships with rounds in singles and doubles at Kenwood Country Club.
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Worcester
Mass
National Association
Martinsburg
Bilk
Carroll
Frank
Dawson
Sterzer
W. Va
Chicago
Kenwood
Country Club
R. G. Hunt
Saliforniay
Cmerson
L. Myers
Harrisonburg Wins Opener in Series vs Hinton Team
Harrisonburg baseball team opens a three game series with a win over Hinton West Virginia. Wilmer pitched effectively for Harrisonburg and allowed no runs while Farrell allowed only three singles.
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Specti
Weskinaven
Harrisonburg
Vas
Samert
Hinton
Wilmer
Chandier
Wacrisohoure
Acle Farrell
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