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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1909
Page
14
Fragmentary OCR text references a club owner and various names and actions, with scattered phrases about baseball, management, and local figures. The readable content is too garbled for a coherent event or outcome. no clear person, place, date, or result emerges to summarize as a distinct news item.
St Stephen's faced Government Printing Office yesterday and won 12 to 7 in a high scoring challenge. The Institute's lineup featured strong pitching and early decisive runs as Symanoskle endured early pressure while Wooden and Sheckels conspired in late innings to seal the win, aided by several walks and productive hits.
The piece notes an automobile association visit to Philadelphia area members, with Goodyear air bottles aiding tire inflation during a delay caused by a punctured pacemaker tire. A Rapid truck carries air bottles as cars travel more than 19 miles with no major strain, while other vehicles withdraw from the run.
The Washington Nationals were shut out by Rube Waddell and the Browns. Walter Johnson struggled in the first inning as the Browns capitalized early and held on for a decisive win.
In a rugged American League game, Browns edge past the Browns? opponents with timely hits and strong pitching. Key moments include a seventh inning rally and decisive plays by Hartzell, Street, and Mendes as the Browns hold on for victory at home.
Reported low turnout on Saturday and Sunday for St Louis crowds, with totals near 700 on a bleak Saturday and around 4600 Sunday. Game details note Hartzell and Jones driving offense, Brown and Lehgelt contributing hits, and a late misplay affecting pivotal innings.
A chaotic Boston Detroit game features multiple errors and hits as Kilian strands runners with shutout pitching while Detroit answers late. Key plays include a crucial double play by Ferris and near-misses by McBride and Moriarty, with sporadic fielding highlights and base hits from Hartzell and Miller.
Chicago extended their winning streak to eight with a 2190 victory over Philadelphia. Smith pitched well as Wer sins Wil liness and Scare Creare contributed, while the lineup showed strong hitting with multiple players reaching bases and driving in runs.
A New York pitcher Marquard suffered a severe foot injury during a Newark Eastern League baseball game. He was found unable to continue and may be sidelined for about a month, with the team losing the match 5 to Mekit wa made.
This morning, the store clears remaining suits from the Broken Lots Sale at exactly half original prices. Limited assortments of styles and sizes are broken into lots. early shoppers will find available sizes in some lot.
A local sale features large size men’s suits priced as low as $6 to $12.50. Styles include two and three piece lines in staple serges and unfinished worsteds, with youth options $6 to $10 and various patterns. Stock showcases blue and black tones at half price, aimed at big men.
Change L1 July 7 the first half of the 1 hole qualifying round of the eleventh annual amateur championship tournament of the Western Golf Association will be played tomorrow by 126 contesants over the links at Homewood Country Club. The field is one of the best that ever competed for the Western title including Maron E Phelps of Midlothian the title holder Warren K Hood of Homewood Eben M Byers at Pittsburg Harry G Legg of Minikahda Minneapolis trans Mississippi champion DL Sawyer of Wheaton and Kenneth P Edward of Michigan Dotable among the absentees an FH Chandler Ryan driver of the Western tire in 1905 and UT and W C Fownes of Pittsburgh.
The Eastern and Western division clubs of both leagues enter a pivotal week with preliminary games that could decide the championships in the National and American Leagues. Pittsburgh leads the NL at home by several points, with Chicago and New York as the main challengers.
Baseball brief notes Patsy Dougherty and Louis Padrone move within the American League and Chicago, with Detroit's prospects highlighted as New York pushes for top position. Mike Detriot star ditched by illness. team aims to sustain late-season momentum amid pennant races with Cleveland and Boston.
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Race card lists numerous horses and riders with entry numbers across multiple divisions. Notable names include Queen Mergaerive, Olver, and Rose Qie Gin Belweuw, with weights and distances indicated across varied clas-sifications. The dense list outlines mares and four year olds in specified races, detailing crowded fields and mixed surfaces.
A fragmented page reports Brooklyn’s National League defeat of Atlantic City with score details and notes on pitches and fielding. It mentions players like Mathews, Dixon, and Mor iarty, plus manager Hurbie Jennings and upcoming pennant race remarks. It also references American League figures Krause and Camnitz, with summaries of current win totals and shutouts.
Spanish forces under Gen Marin face a growing Moor resistance in the Rif. About 200 Moor troops are concentrated near Mohlia as tempers cool for a planned offensive. Madrid awaits reinforcements and the army’s strength nears 40000, with careful tactical pressure ahead.
Yesterday's baseball attendance listed for the American League includes Detroit at Chicago with 12 800 attendees and 13 800 at St Louis 3 500. National League shows Atlanta at Cincinnati with 40 700 spectators.
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