Braves Jump From Last To Fourth In Three Games
Boston Braves under George Stallings completed the most successful road trip of the season by shutting out Pittsburgh to end a winless stretch. They climbed from last to seventh on Sunday, then to sixth on Tuesday and finally to fourth, marking a rapid rise through the standings. Covington defeats Harrisonburg 4 to 1 in Va with Lewias pitching and Underwood's four hits leading the locals.
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George Stallings
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Boston
Lallender
Stallings Forees
Fortesn
Flttsburgh
Munday
Brooklyn
Tuesduy
Covington
Harrisonburg
L ‘Tha
Lewla
Underwood
Scare Giants Owner Ties Up Players In New Contracts
New York National League club returns from Western trip with almost all players under new contracts after ten day clause removal. Justice Eleseli ruled Hal Chase contract inequitable. Federal League agents allegedly sought players, including Tesreau. President Hempstead invited all players to sign new deals to bind them to the Giants.
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New York
Eleseli
Buffalo
Hal Chase
Giants
Cincinnati
Tesreau
Engel or Ayers to face Browns in critical series
The Washington Nationals arrive fatigued in St Louis ahead of a pivotal road trip. Manager Griffith plans to use Engel or Ayers to start against the Browns, hoping to counter Rickey’s lineup while Gandil recovers from a cough. Johnson Boehling and Mitchell are expected to contribute as the series opens.
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Engel
Ayers
Stanley J. Milliken
St. Louis
Nationals
Homeland
West
Manger Griffith
Browns
Lkely
Rickey
Griffith
Avers
Johnson
Boehling
Pittsburgh Feders edge Indians in twelve innings for 5 4 win
Pittsburgh broke a 4 4 tie in the 12th inning with a triple by Jones and a Lennox single to take the game 5 to 4 against Indianapolis. Campbell of Indianapolis collected three hits, totaling eight bases, as the Feders completed a three game sweep.
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Pittsburgh
Indianapolis Federals
Jones! Friple
Lennox
Campbell
Indianapolis
Bilard
Toxtor
Pater
Griggs of Brookfeds Tops Uphill Fight for Victory
Brooklyn Fed erals edged Chicago's Chifeds 5 to 4 after a ninth inning rally. Griggs batted for Somers in the ninth and delivered the deciding run with a single through the infield as Jocala tied the game earlier with three runs in the seventh.
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Brookfeds
Chifeds
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Federals
Chicago
Jocala
Somers
Tox
Ana Chicapa
Proesere
Brookly Corenese
Ren 2Ntertes
Fick
Watson
Wilson
Lafitte
Owens
Canadian Players Eliminated From Davis Cup Competition
Australasia led by Norman Brookes and Anthony Wilding defeated Canada in straight sets at Onwentsia Club courts to reach a Pittsburgh clash with Germany for the Davis Cup. The Canadian doubles team of Robert B. Powell and B. P. Schwengers fought hard but were outmatched, going down 6 4 6 5 and 4 1 4.
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Lake Forest
Australasia
Norman Brookes
Anthony Wilding
Pittsburgh
Brookes
Wilding
Robert B. Powell
B P. Schwengers
Onwentsia
Dominionatory
Foltzheim and
Kreuber
Hamburg
Bdwin Sheafe
Longwood Cricket Club
R. Norris Williams
Australia
Canada
Star Racketers Pressed In Longwood Tournament Matches
Davis cup players and a large California contingent competed at Longwood with 27 sets played and 10 reaching deuce. Williams edged Washburn in a 56-game singles duel, while McLoughlin dispatched Bundy in straight sets in under four minutes.
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Boston
California
Stara
Bundy
M. E. McLoughlin
Deuca
Deuce
Moore
Fottrell
Pacific Coast
Murray
Rosenbaunt
Whitney
Foitrell
McLoughlin
Grand Stand
Brookes
Slou feds Prove Easy For Baltofeds 4 to 0
Baltimore wins 4 to 0 over St Louis as Conley stars in a shoot-out excluding details. Jeckitech homers in the fifth inning driving in a run. Crandall Chapman and others are noted in the lineup with limited readable action from the clip.
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Baltimore
Conley
St. Louis
Jeckitech
Baltimars
Regatta Entries Spark Wide Canoe Showdown
The Washington Canoe Club hosts its annual regatta with leading Incat paddlers and Balti more talent. Eleven events run from 3 to 6:15 PM on the course before its building near Aqueduct bridge. Gold and bronze medals awarded to first and second in each race, with a trophy for the club scoring highest in open events.
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Baltimore
Washington Canoe Club
Aqueduct Bridge
M—H. T
Everett B. Ansley
Tuginalt Rutherford
W. Howell
A. Anthony
Chamberlain
G. Nest
F. W. Stoever
F. Hamman
Wond
Revere D. Bu
W. Boelsinger
G. Johannpesen
I. W. Monkeg
Charles Hoskin
G. ‘Wires Eid Joseph Packeret
A.W. Nash
Melflimey
D. Hultedy
T. Hotenins
B. Slane
Dickman
P. T
F. C. Craighend
Miss Huth Craighead
Dw. Bureh
Florance Martin
T. Chamberlain
Mis de Shields
Nash
Mig Irene Postel
Upset Rees
Rutherford
O. Camp
BE. Snales
Irving Zirpel
Blieson
W. Burch
Pitting
B. Camp
M. T. Bammer
B. Abaley
TO. Blinsen
Bam
Mer
Kroguiad
J. W. Burch
Leom Share
J. O. Wheeler
Ralph Oy
Howell Ana Irving Zirret
V. Ronse
D. A Debashueu
Contore
G. Z. Schlade
W. Mobisne Gud O. Koehler
Wilbur Bootlinge
Ana J. G. Jobegamech
JU. Vandergrift
Shamberlain
W. J. Miller
W. Thrall
J. Matehinson
G. Mesh
J. Duite
Hutry Sours
Hamman
J. W. Boreh
HW. T. Roight
Eitacon
J. A. Hut
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Wrogstad
Joumanessen
J. W. Mehiing
Wirt
B. Nash
J. Butedinsen
D. Mer Kinney
War Camre Moe
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Bedfird Brown
Raymond Otterbach
H. Piantiing
Thor
Brunner
Buffeds Triumph in Two as Kansas City Wins Doubleheader
Kansas City defeated Buffalo in a doubleheader by scores of 9 to 4 and 5 to 3. Schlafly used six pitchers with seventeen relievers in the second game, which lasted 2 hours 2 minutes. Names listed include Kane, Oy, Le Pol, Adams, Stong, Enxanratn, Stulz, Ford, Allen, Bialt, Fagliity, Maren, Brown, Woodman, and Blair. Other games noted: Milwaukee 4 Indianapolis 2. Minneapolis 17 Columbus 0. Louisville 6 Kansas City 2. Newport News 0 Richmond 3. Roanoke 3 Portsmouth 0. Norfolk 5 Petersburg 1.
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Kansas City
Buffery
Schlafly
Eis
Gal RH
Kane Oy
Battarier
Adems
Stong
Enxanratn
Stulz
Ford
Allen
Bialt
Federal League Yesterday Scores Brief Card
Kansas City 3 Pittsburgh 5 Buffalo 3.5 Indianapolis 4 amid four innings. Brooklyn 4 Baltimore 0 Chicago 1 St Louis 9.
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Boston
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Baltimore
St Louis
Manapolis
St. Louis
Heltimore
Heusas City
Bull
Phillies Fall as McQuillan Shuts Down Lively Pirates
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 8 to 3 in a game highlighted by McQuillan allowing only four hits. Paskert drew a walk, Lobert was hit on the cheek and carried off after bleeding, and Magee and Luderus contributed key hits as the Pirates built a lead with early runs and late insurance. Six stitches were used to close Lobert’s gash, but the injury was not serious.
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Pittehurgh
Philadelphia
McQuillan
Paskert
Lobert
Tincup
Magee
Luderus
Leonard
Wagner
Kafoya
Atn
McQuil-lan
Men
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Thay If
Odencer
Alcures
Ie Backer
B. Mages
Chelly
Itera
Teno AG
Oi Mequillen
Lataal Aren Hilter
Mayer
sRautor Labed
Iacho Dpa
Manila
Kafora
McQuilan
Mensur
Stele Bages
Padly End Magee
I Neer
Irelando Maria
Ludeus
Giants Acquire Star Pitcher and Others in Many Trades
Bloomington star Jim Blue Jacket Cherokee Indian pitcher of the Bloomington Three T League has been sold to the New York Giants to report August 1. Charles Jackson left fielder also sold to the Giants to report next season. Pitcher Fred Marks sold to the Cleveland club for next season.
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Jim Bluejacket
Bloomington
New York Giants
Charles Jackson
Giants
Fred Marks
Cleveland Club
Reds Let Five Men Go In Cincinnati Release
Reds announce multiple player moves including John Rawlings and Maurice Uhler being released to Minneapolis for Ellifer who will join the Reds later. Pitcher Tohn Rowan sold to Dayton and Lacroxa sent to Battle Creek. Catcher Erwin returns to Brooklyn club.
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Ohio
Tafelder
John Rawlings
Maurice Uhler
Minneapolis
Ellifer
Reds
Tohn Rowan
Dayton
Lacroxa
Battle Creel
Erwin
Brooklyn
Johnson cleared to play for Kenone City Federals
July 2 report from Chicago states Judge Tudge Baker of the appellate court relaxed a petition by Cincinnati Nationals to dissolve the injunction prohibiting Pitcher Johnson from playing with the Kenone City Federals. The judge ruled there is no impediment to Johnson's participation.
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Chiexgo
Tudge Baker
Appellate Court
Cineli
German Names and Irish in Baseball Hall of Fame Debate
Commentary notes Irish and German name representation among baseball players in both leagues. Questions whether Irish players are underrepresented, with lists of pitchers and batters by league, and discussion of rivalries, fighters, and spuriously related sports innovations including spiked horseshoes and boxing talk.
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Hall of Fame
Brin
Collins
Red Sox
McHale
Yankees
Trish
rames—Ragan
Todgers
Ames
Reds
McQuillen
Drfpole
Pirates
Suburban Tennis League Matches Attract League Ties
Two seven match tournaments start at 2 15 today with Holmead facing Petworth on Petworth courts at Fifth and Shepherd streets and Princeton Heights meeting Benedicts on Holmead courts at Fourth and Quebec streets. Holmead leads by one match while Princeton Heights and Benedicts are tied for fourth. Southern Association results show Randmy 12 Chattenoors 3 Memphis 2 Mobile 1 Nashville 4 Montgomery 8 Orleans Atlanta rata
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Teday
Holmead
Petworth
Fifth
Sherherd
Princeton Heights
Benedicts
Fourth
Quebec
Halmead
Southern Association
Ralmy
Chattenoors
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville
Montgomery
Orleans-Atlanta
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Jack Johnson
Tommy Burs
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Coulon
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Moran
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