Commerce and Labor Beat Indians in Slugfest
Commerce and Labor defeated Interior in a high scoring game noted for free hitting and erratic fielding. Waller homered for three hits, with three runs scoring on errors and a lack of base on balls as the decisive inning came in the sixth. Pitching by Wahler and others limited Interior to late rallies, while defense misplays kept Commerce and Labor ahead.
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Barnhart
Wehable
Marquette League baseball sees Trinity edge St Patrick in tough tilt
Trinity defeats St Patrick 9 to 7 in a high scoring marathon. Patrick’s Casassa Reagan and Martin spark the offense while Cook limits the projected attack with strong pitching. Debutant Ye from Tenth Street shines briefly as players rack up hits and bases.
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Winningix
Rote
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Marn
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Crowe
Moorin
Marce
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Sunday School League Ends In Ninth Inning Defeat
Ninth beats Sixth 2 to 2 in a chaotic Sunday league game. Pitchers Stuckert and Hr ore strong, with D. McDonald and McMorris sharing key hits. Notable plays include Stuckert striking out nine, and multiple baserunners on both sides.
Capital City League Pennant Race Tightens After Tauros Clash
The Capital City League saw a tight pennant chase as the Nackmal Athletic Club faced Atlantics at North Capitol centre. Key play featured captain Draeger’s early errors for Atlantics and Steward Taylor’s clutch catch for Columbia. Final line scores show playful chaos with multiple misplays, and the Atlantic club’s late rally unable to overturn Columbia’s lead.
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The Sport Calendar Baseball and Racing Events
The calendar lists Nationals at Cleveland in baseball and a range of racing meets from Latonta Jockey Club July 70 to August 22 at Brighton Beach Saratoga August 61 al with events including Junior Derby Saratoga Handicap Saratoga Speer and a Worcester National regatta August 10 and 11 plus other regattas and aHorse Show in August 1 to aChart ztrens.
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Saratoga Speer
McGinnity and Peitz Suspended After Pittsburgh Game
Pittsburg Pa. pitcher J McGinnity of the New York National League club was arrested at Exposition Park during the Pittsburg New York game after a fifth inning exchange with catcher Peitz of the Pittsburg club. Peitz is suspended pending investigation. McGinnity did not appear at Allegheny central police station and a 350 forfeit was posted. Peitz will leave for New York tonight to plead his case.
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J. McGinnity
National League Baseball
New York
Exposition Fark
Peitz
Allegheny Central
Maglenrate Hadfield
McGinsales
Pulliam
Giants Seek Abbaticchio In McGraw Offer To Batty
New Yorks McGraw and President Brush bid for Edward Abbaticchio the former Boston shortstop now managing Latrobe hotel. They traveled to Latrobe and urged Batty to name his terms, offering a deal with New York if Boston approves. Abbaticchio promised a decision in a few days.
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Boston
Pittsburg
John T. Brush
Edward Abbaticchio
Bostona
Brugh
Latrobe
Batty
New York
Mathewson Invincible As Pirates Lose First Series Game
In Pittsburgh on July 21 Mathewson dominated the New York Giants, allowing eight scattered hits and keeping them from scoring after the first inning. Pittsburgh earned nine runs to New York’s five, with Leach, Bresnahan, and McGann contributing key hits while Lynch shut the champions down in relief.
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Pittsburg
New Yorkers
Pittsburgers
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Lynch
Checis
Pillsbore
New York
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Sheehan
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Eanie
Portsmouth Moves Up In Virginia League Race
Special to The Washington Post Portsmouth pulls from last with a doubleheader sweep over Richmond. Revell wins game one with strong work. game two stays tight until final out. Danville defeats Highlanders as Roanoke pitcher Willis allows three Danville runs in the sixth.
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Portsmouth
Richmond
Revell
Rye Aighmona
Matieries
Revel
Drew
Hinton
Lung
Cowan
Norfolk Blanks Lynchburg in Championship Play
Norfolk routed Lynchburg 7 to 0 in a championship tilt. Norfolk’s battery featured Ross and Carter with Bent behind the plate, while Lynchburg’s battery was Leonard and Foster.
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Lynchburg
Norfolk
Diay
Ross
Carter
Bent
Leonard
Foster
Winchester blanks Washington team at Reservoir Park
The Winchester team blanked a Washington, D C select squad at Reservoir Park. Winchester collected eleven hits off Symanoski and McDonald, who homered for Winchester. Washington’s Symanoski and Hespler allowed four runs as Fraser and Woodward handled the batteries for the losers.
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Washington
Washington Postchester
Winchester
D. C
Reservoir Park
Symanoski
McDonald
Nearer
Heinchester
Fraser
Woodward
Patten Shuts Out Browns in Hot Baseball Win
Washington blanks St Louis 2 0 as Patten dominates the Browns with Altizer's sensational baserunning and a standout late inning by O'Connor. Glade battles through, but Patten's eight hit performance and flawless defense carry the game in an hour and twenty five minutes.
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Washington
St. Louis
Patten
Hauxe
Chicago
Browns
Woo
Camp McAleer
Jimmy
Missouri
Messrs
Falkenberg
Smith
Patyten
Bunting
Florida Street
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George
Altizer
O'Connor
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Koetler
Bandit
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Stanley
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Glade
St Lambs
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Connor
Hurst
Tima
Highlanders Sweep Doubleheader Over Detroit in New York
New York’s Highlanders won both games of a July doubleheader against Detroit. Keeler and Chase sparked the first game offense, while Dorohue struggled to stop the New York bats in game two. Scoring details and line scores are listed for each contest, with the umpire and game time noted.
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New York
Detroit
Keeler
Chase
Dorohue
Native-Squad Stars Shine In Western Club Clash
In a rough contest, Bernhardé’s pitching and Jackson’s outfield play highlight a game featuring Patten Smith and Falkenberg for the natives. Zigzag results from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, Cincinnati to New York, Chicago to Boston, and Brooklyn draw importance for the Virginia League. Danville and Norfolk, Portsmouth and Roanoke, Lynchburg and Richmond set the backdrop as Cleveland’s Hayden and OTIck figures surface alongside other lineups. Game notes include score details and miscues amid a competitive slate.
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WADDELL PUT OUT IN TWO GAMES AT PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia and Chicago split a twin bill as the home team won both games. Plank and White shut down the visitors while Waddell argued with Ump Sheridan and was sent out in the first inning of the second game. Ground rule required due to crowding fields. Chicago edgedPhiladelphia in the opener and the second game ended with Chicago winning as well amid heavy action and field conditions.
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Coombs
White
Gwens
Waddell
Umelie Sheridan
Rhoam - Phi
Rhoa & Hatin
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Jones
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Hart’s Australia trip delayed by Bali Squires fight issue
Marvin Hart’s planned journey to Australia to fight Bali Squires is postponed. The contract dispute arose on Fall River where Hart was working, delaying departure though not severely.
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Marvin Hart
Australias
Bali
Tayer
Fall River
Hare
Belmont Threatens To Take Steeplechase Control
August Belmont asserts that if the track attendance does not improve the steeplechase events may be removed from the committee’s jurisdiction. He notes riders’ injuries and criticizes the racing papers for misreporting. Belmont’s stance follows a turbulent period after recent races and rider incidents.
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Veetordar
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Troxier
Western invasion scores and team notes from July games
A fragmented July recap lists Washington and Detroit results with scores such as 9 to 5 and 7 to 4, along with player mentions like Smith Patten Hughes and Patten Wantington. Additional entries reference Cleveland, Chicago, and St Louis games, plus dates in July and scores across a busy series.
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Sweet Marie The Winner At Wentworth UK Sprint Event
In a muddy and fragmentary report from Wentworth UK racing day a horse named Sweet Marie The wins a sprint class amid uneven notes. Thomas Bevston and Joe Whittle figures appear in partial mentions alongside pacing and purse references.
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Thomas J Bevston
Wentworth
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Cour
Princess
Hrjen
Joe
Whittle
Felines
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Tours
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Distane
Upstart Wins Big Stakes Amid Backed Favorites at Wildéar
A chaotic racing day saw a surprise upset as an outsider defeated two heavily favored runners in the Wildéar meeting. Custer, the favorite in the 2:17 pace, underperformed, while Bonanza failed to impress among top 2:64 pacers. The day featured notable performances at Titusville and Lake Brie's trotting meet, with Direct Hentown and King Pepper among contenders, and a late close in the Five Furlongs race won by Marthe.
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Beliersy
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Orly II Tragedy and Montauk Upset Highlight Brighton Race
The Montauk Stakes crowned Nigger Mike at 100 to 1 while Orly II fell near the stretch, injuring Troxler who may face fatal outcomes. Jockeys Radtke and Croie added intrigue with a three day suspension and a surprise win by Nigger Mike riding Gertrude, defeating Electioneer in a six furlong showdown at Brighton racecourse.
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Troxigr
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Raelag
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Electioneer
Radtke O
Locals Win Few Favorites At Latonia Racing
Cincinnati dispatch reports only two favorites won at Latonia on July 25 with Sabador taking the handicap and Maldred Law placing. The program included long field events, several derbies, and a wide array of horses such as Latone, Light Opera, and Meadow Breeze among others. Time noted 1:99 1-5 for the feature.
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Latonia
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Standenke
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Aleo
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Longwood Cup Tennis Surges Near Final Rounds at Boston
Defeat of Wrenn and Fincke clears most second round play at the Longwood Cricket Club tournament in Boston on July 23. Hackett and Alexander capture the feature doubles match, advancing toward the Longwood Cup, with Emerson Hunt Blair Larned and Heathley Ford heading the Western singles field as second round results tighten.
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Cornell Coach Courtney Resigns Amid Health Worries
Ithaca reports Courtney of the Cornell crews left for Welwyn Pa to consult Dr Brown on abdominal issues. Though improved he still feels pain from a prior injury and seeks release from his contract with the Cornell Athletic Association. Separate note says Harvard Varsity and Cambridge University crews will race on the Thames in England on a revised date.
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