Nationals Fall Hard in First Inning rout by Cleveland
Cleveland 7 Washington 1 in a game tainted by five first inning hits and six Cleveland runs. Jacobsen was knocked out after five hits and six runs. Adams relieved, held Washington to two more hits. Attendance 2,872. Standings note Cleveland leads with 4 wins in the period. Washington struggles. Special to The Washington Post.
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Jacobsen
Nationals
Moore
Washington Post
Cleveland
J. Garland Stohl
Malachi Kittredge
Jacobsenning
Adams
Cleve- Jackson
Ray
Stan
Hickman
Jackson
Flick
Kahl
Bradley
Tuked Bay
Bay
Bradley Cme
Carr
Washington
Makers of
Moe
Anderson
Huelsman
Uo Turner
Stub
Cassidy
Hicks
Andy
Huskuss
Stahl
Clavelanu
Pune
Carrie
Turner
Fie Pase
UW Moore
Jasob
New York Defeats St Louis in July 4 Baseball Game
New York beat St Louis 10 to 5. Chesbro left after a wrist injury from a ball off Starr. Hogg relieved, game lasting 7 hours and 1 minute, with several errors and multiple players listed in the box score.
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St. Louis
New York Today
Chesbro
L Uneyr
Starr
Hogg
RHOAE
New York
Conroy
Keeler
Usttarteies
Woaliace
Williama
Kuehier
Xwager
Feins
Giasen
Curtis
Daido D Sunden
Buchanan
Twotwee
Coneny
Willams
Pulte
Vue Zane
Ana Kuebler
Minor League Scores Across Leagues Include Rain Delays
Baseball results from American Association, Southern, South Atlantic, Virginia Carolina, and Eastern leagues show numerous games with scores like Indianapolis 4 Columbia 5, Minneapolis 10 Toledo 1, Montgomery 1 Little Rock 2, Nashville 10 Memphis 2, Augusta 7 Charleston 1, Greensboro 6 Winston Salem 4, Baltimore 5 Rochester 2, Scranton 8 Syracuse 3, Utica 3 Albany 6, and several postponements due to wet grounds or rain delays.
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Atlanta
Atlanta-New Orleans
Montgomery
Little Rock
Nashville
Memphis
Bimingham
Birmingham-Sareveport
Augusta
Savannan
Charleston
Jacksonville
Macon
Columbus
Martin Clinches First With St Vincent Victory
Martin clinched sole first place by defeating St Vincent yesterday 9 to 1. The game featured St Vincent errors and strong hits from Martin's lineup, with standout innings and key plays shaping the rout.
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St. Vincent
St. Martin
Martin
St. Paul
Sdk
SL Vincent
St. Patrick
Limaucytede
Trinity
Geome
St Patrick Ve. Immaculate
St. Vineco
St Marin
RHO
AE Johnson
Mowol
Er Lewis
Dugan
Te Spaulding
Galither
W. Galen
D'Bugatt
Ogerardi
Woodeh
Glee
A'Shater
Ryen
Lewiy
Errora
Bares
Basje
OM Gallagher
Wooden
Allegher
Baae
Dugsa
Bate
B. Gi.w. Gallagher
Shatter
basje—Howell
Hegett
Gerardi
Becker
Goleman
Johnson
Gallagher
Mr. Newmann
Boston Wins On Detroit Scoring Lows In July Fourth Tilt
Boston beat Detroit 3 to 1 with Dineen limiting Detroit to three hits as Mullen struggled. Boston led in the third inning, got minimal support for Mullin, and the 3570 attendance reflected a sparse crowd. Game notes include errors and a double play, with Lindsay involved in a rundown sequence.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dineen
Boston
Detroit
Mullen
ROAR
RHORE
Burkehi
Mullin
A -Perris
Lasry Misowater
Lindsay
Mullin Cosin
Coliing
Chicago Beats Philadelphia In Second Game Of Series
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1 as Bender pitched a wild game in a high scoring affair. Iago produced three double plays and a running catch by Lord, attendance 3,440. Davis, Cross, and Taboll stood out with strong batting while Donohue and Altrock contributed in the field and mound for the pitchers.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Bender
Iago
Lord
Khoa Phite
Rhoar Greeo
Hartel
Holmes
G. Davis
Donohus
Morphy
Bounte
Donohue
Davi Green
Altrack
Tannebill
Balle
O Bender
Altrock
Mr. Sheridan
Tan
Adams A Chance: Young Pitcher Shown Promising Start
Washington fans question Manager Stahl why Adams is not pitched regularly. The Texas born rookie saved three losses, holding opponents to a few hits across nearly twenty one innings. Adams stopped three rallies while allowing only three runs, prompting belief he should start more games.
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Washington
Stull
Adams
Aittle
Texas
West
Stahl
St Louis
Hughes
Browns
St. Louis
Detroit
Tigers
Jacobsen
Vox
Clevelands
Hare
National League slate features varied matchups today
National League action has Miesburg visiting Boston, Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Brooklyn, with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia games noted among the schedule. Strong teams and venues shift as fans anticipate key outcomes across the circuit.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Waahblogton
St. Gonls
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Miesburg
McGinnity Guides Mets to Victory Over Cincinnati
New York 4 Cincinnati 2 as McGinnity wins with a two-base hit in the eighth. Sharp fielding and Dahlen’s catch deepen Cincinnati’s late rally chances. Attendance 3,500. Box: New York Gilbert 1 2 2, Dahlen 1 1 4, Seymour 0 2 0. Cincinnati Hugglins 0 2 0, Steinfeldt 0 2 1. McGinnity pitched 6 innings. Overall allowed 7 runs overall in relief. Continuous scoring line reads New York 4, Cincinnati 2.
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New York
Gilbert
MecGinnity
Dahlen
Huggins
Cincinnati
Beore
Steinfeldt
Schlel
Deanmhan
McGinalty
Odwell
Bresnahan
Klemn
Ballawine
Young Holds Pittsburg To Four Hits In 8 1 Victory
Boston defeats Pittsburg 8 to 1 as Pittsburg misplays aid. Abbaticchio, Tenney and Leach spark offense, while Young limits Pittsburg to four hits. Umpire Emelis. Attendance 2,225.
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Boston
Mass
Young
Pittsburg
Clymer
New York
Beaumoont
RAO AE
Hoae Abbicchto
Beaumont
Tenney
Clarke
Dolan
Leach
de Delenanty
Wagner
Wolverton
Howard
Cannell
Ol Brain
Raymer
Ritchey
Moran
Gibson
Lynch
Flaherty
Hildebrand
Abbatechio
Delehanty
Bates
Reulbach shunts Philadelphia. Chicago wins shutout
Chicago pitcher Reulbach limits Philadelphia to a 7 to 0 shutout as Chicago bats well. Attendance 3,375. Lineups include Bransfield and Tinker for Chicago with Slagle and Evers. Game details cover hits, errors, and pitching lines across eight and a half innings.
Brooklyn Narrowly Beats St Louis In Ninth Inning
In a July 24 game Brooklyn defeats St Louis with two runs in the ninth after two outs. Key plays include Grady reaching on a two-base hit and Sheekard scoring on a two-base hit by Bergen, with McIntyre and McFarland pitching. Attendance 10,000. Brooklyn 28 St Louis 27.
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St. Louis
St. Loui
Rhore Dobbs
Dunleavy
Sheekard
Shannon
Smoot
Beckley
Genter
Arndt
Lewis
McBride
Malay
Burke
Giad Bergen
Grady
C. 2B RC Metnyre, P. 1210) McFarland
Potala
Atte
Sheekani
Ait—Bergen
Hite
Bateh
Arndi
Batch
Gatsler
Glewla
McIntyre
Mulay McBride
Loula
Orady
Str. O'Day
Printing Office League brings pressmen to late win over Cowboys
In a tightly contested contest, the Printing Office League Pressmen defeated the Cowboys 6 to 5 in the final inning. Webb pitched well for the Pressmen, limiting the Cowboys to eight hits in front of about 1,200 spectators. Official scoring credited the Pressmen with the win. Kappler took the loss for the Cowboys.
Gunton Temples Defeat St Stephen's in Sunday School Race
In a 4 to 2 finish, the Gunton Temples beat St Stephen's as MekKnight exited early due to wild pitching. Lynham relieved and held the lead, with Gunton tallying runs across the middle innings. Numerous misreads and OCR quirks aside, the box shows Gunton 8 runs to St Stephen's 2 in a game lasting 1 hour 34 minutes.
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Siath
Sreet
Ladecker
Gunton
St. Stephen's
MekKnight
Lynham
Oficelal Sere
Metropolitan Baptists Fall to Douglas in Close Loss
Metropolitan Baptist dropped a 7 to 6 decision to Douglas, ending their bid to tie for second in Section B. The scoreline shows late errors and earned runs, with Zirkle pitching nine innings for MetBaptist and Kettler nine for Douglas. Next up Mount Vernon meets Calvary on Friday in the northeast standings battle.
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W. le
W. L. Pet
Doughes Lo
Mt.Vernon
Mount Vernon
Calvary
Northeast
Metropolitan Baptist
Douglas
First Baptist
Met
Bop
Rhoak
Dovgian
Rhoqab Briggs
Droeger
Hart
Usattan
Rich'd
Tolala
Errora
Metropolltan Baptist
Metropolien Baptist
Zirkle
Ty Zirkig
Kettler
Hite Minde
OM Zirkle
Uselton
Briggs
C. Richmond
Freye
Langtry
Kaiser
P. Richmond
Bolmet
Stephen's Wallops Columbia Am in 13 to 0 rout
St Stephen's Institute toppled Columbia Athletic Club 13 to 0 on thegrounds at Thirteenth and D streets northeast. The official line shows strong hitting and tight defense with Columbia limited to two hits and six left on base. Stephen's pitcher McCarron allowed no runs while Sheckels worked for Columbia.
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St. Stephen's Institute
Thirteenth
D Streets
Columbia Athletic Club
Rhoae
Rhoae Hughes
Taylor
Kellog
Babson
Jb. Rapp
Wapis
Carroll
Mallen
Boe
Glotzback
Dougherty
Torney
Ola
Moriarity
Arid Carr
Horla
Ou Oy McCarran
Shoces
St. Stephen's
Columbia
Basse
OM Sheckels
McCarrot
Sheckels
McCarron
Mugher
Sietenderee
Babsor
Handiboe
Carr
Balla
Hoyle
Mr. Hands
Best With the Stick Aloysius Club Wins Again 9 to 4
The Aloysius club secured its third straight victory by edging the National Athletic Club 9 to 4 in a closer contest than the score suggests. Key players included Quinn Brown and McCarthy among others, with notable batting and pitching contribute. The game lasted 1 hour 18 minutes as Walker and Handiboe pitched for their teams.
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Aloysius Club
National Athletic Club
Aloy's
Clu
Nat A
Kelly
Aoa Fitrick
McCarthy
Pea Mencata
Ad Mattingly
Clark
Brown
Grant
Gooo Ricker
O‘ Kerr
Otio
Hughes
Gailey Noyes
Jenkine
Goad Hapilboa
Krabb
Farret
Walker
Als Ab Votaln
Aloyatus “Club
Aloyatas
Balisom Walker
Handiboe
Quinn
Baseball Notes and Trades Across Leagues
Dick Cootey commits a single error in forty-four games while Ble Chief Zimmer shines as a decision maker in the Eastern League. Detroit and Boston shift games to Columbus due to the Grand Circuit Trotting Meet in Detroit. Lumley slumps for Brooklyn after leading the Nationals in homers last season. Illinois sends four ball players to the big leagues including Stall Lund Rathgeb to Washington and Rundgren and Prefter to Chicago. McGraw’s Giants dominate the NL. the Phillies loom with a chance if a slump hits the leaders. Umpire Connor earns praise from Ban Johnson, while Jimmie McAleer and Armour assess young talent and recall George Davis’s polished debut from college ball.
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Ble
Zimmer
Cleve-lland
Detroit
Boston
Columbus
Harry Lumley
Brooklyn
Nationals
White Sox
Washington
Chicago Record-Herald
Washington Baseball Club
Chicago Record- Herald
University of Illinois
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Rundgren
Prefter
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Harvey G. Smith
Harrisburg
Wagner
Arthur Irwin
McGraw
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Min“Heapolfa
Jack Gochnauer
San Francisco
Mie
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Jack Dunn
Providence
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Ban Johnson
Charley Moran
Inedianapolis
Washington Boys
Watty Lee
Phil. Geler
Gehe
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Clay
Louisville
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Dorner
George Tebeau
Kansas City
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Manning
Tebeau
Bill Douglass
Philadelphia
Kansas City Blues
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Phillies
Giants
Duffy
Wil
Nichols
National League
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Chicago
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Jimmie, McAleer
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Armour
Bennett Park
Linds
Tigers
George Stovall
George Davis
Davis
Ballylayer
George
Detroit Times
Winchester Bests Delaplane In Opening Game
Winchester won the first of a three game series with Delaplaine by 4 to 1 at Reservoir Park. Pitchers Shiner and Reed were the standout hurlers, with Shiner allowing four hits and striking out six, while Reed conceded five hits and fanned nine. Batteries were Winchester Shiner Trimble and Delaplane Rad Sheck Jett.
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Koyda
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Nichole
Oocoorol
Winchester
Delaplaine Va.j
Reservoir Park
Shiner
Reed
Delaplane
Trimble
Rad
Sheck- Jett
Tae
Chicago Wanderers Fall to Detroit in Cricket Shootout
In Pittsburg on July 24 the Chicago Wanderers, fielding their best team, lost to Detroit by 99 runs after Detroit made 72 in the first inning and 0 in the second when a Detroit Cleveland Chatham combination bowled well. Captain J C Stewart led Detroit with 32 runs. A H Edwards top scored for Chicago. BD T Whiting headed Detroit bowling with 0 for 0 in the first, while J G Davis claimed 44 runs in bowling. Tomorrow Detroit meets Pittsburg and Chicago meets Zingart.
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Cleveland
Chatham
Pittsburg
Chicago Wanderers
J. W. Aiken
Chicago
J.C. Stewart
A. H. Edwards
Bd.t. Whiting
J. G. Davis
Detrot
Pittsboro
Zingart
Pitsburg
Philadelphians Take Early Lead in Marylebone Match
Philadelphia hosts the English Marylebone Club as the Germantown ground resumes play. The Philadelphians total 108 in their first innings while Marylebone reach 181. Be J W Hopley tops the visitors with 54. Philadelphia tally stands at 28 for 3 at stumps with pleasant weather but sticky wicket after rain.
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Philadelphia
Marylebone Club
London
Gentlemen of Philadelphia
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphians
BE. J. W. Hopsley
Marylebone
Americans Defeated at Wimbledon in Davis Cup Final
Tendon July reports the final matches of the Dwift F. Davis international lawn tennis cup at Wimbledon. Larned rival Doherty fought hard with scores 6 4 3 4 6 8 6 4 and Clothier fell to Smith 3 8 6 1 5 4. English regulation wins 15 sets 182 games to Americans 101 as Cape May and Princeton prep next.
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Wimbledon
William A. Larned
Hugh L. Doherty
Larned
Doherty
Holcombe Ward
S. R Smith
William J. Clothier
Smith
Clothier
Brentwood Athletic Club crushes Riverside in exhibition
In Brentwood Md, Brentwood Athletic Club defeated a Riverdale picked team 18 to 4 on the Brentwood grounds. Earnest Fentress starred at shortstop with fast, errorless play while Scrivener pitched well for the winners and the infield performed exceptionally. Interested teams aged 18 and over can arrange games through Brentwood Athletic Club.
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Riversides
Scrivener
Brentwood
Brentwood Athletic Club
Walter Direct Lowers Record in Chamber of Commerce Stake
Detroit July 4 Walter Direct driven by Ed F Geers won the $5,000 Chamber of Commerce Stake for 2 24 class pacers at Grosse Point track, lowering the stake record from 2 08 14 to 2 05 34. It was the feature event opening day of the Detroit Driving Club’s twenty second blue ribbon meeting, with 5,000 in attendance.
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Mich
Walter Direct
Ed F P. Geers
Memphis
Grosse Point Track
Chamber of Commerce
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Minter
Pat T
Don Carr
Geary
Atretch
Dan Carr
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Stewart
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de Ryder
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Elmwood
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Sader
Black Pet
Goth
Trish
A. Thomas
Baron Rogers
B. Shank
Don X
Valentine
Breln
B. 5
All Favorites Win At Saugus Harness Meet
Saugus Mass July meets show Jennie Scott dropping two heats to Susie Fox before moving ahead to win three straight heats and the race. Bed pace Pureo $600 won in three straight heats. The Friend captured Purse events, with Time 2:19. Dede K won multiple heats and race. Chime Belle claimed second, George L. and Tempest Grattan among starters with various placements.
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Saugus
Mass
Susie Fox
Pureo
Setave B
Wilkesbrine
Daniel Webster
Little McChord
Mase Alao
Mace
Purae
Dede K
Chime Belle
George
Thin Tempest Grattan
Susie A
Lady May Tudor
Wilkes Maid
Wickea Mala
Jennie Seoge
Susie Pox
Lilian S
Daron Fateh
Whitten Wilkes
Bet Brook
Smathers to Leave Turf and Sell Horses
AE Hig Horses, New York, July 24 reports E. E. Smathers will retire permanently from the turf and sell all of his horses on Saturday. He has long been a prominent turf figure, owning fine thoroughbreds including McChesney, which he bought for 9000 dollars. His stable numbers nearly fifty race horses. Also noted, Walthour won the 100 kilometer cycling championship at Antwerp in 1 hour 14 minutes 51 seconds.
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AE Hig Horses
New York
E. E. Smathers
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