Sixth Presbyterian School Team Defeats Wesley In Narrow Baseball Victory
The Sixth Presbyterian Sunday School team won after Wesley forfeited due to insufficient players. The Chapel side led early but Wesley rallied with ten runs late, aided by errors from Sixth in the eleventh, while Ket tler pitched well for Presbyterian. Final score listed with detailed box score and fielding miscues, time of game one hour forty five minutes.
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Presbyterian
Victoriaa Ait
Wesley
Fang
Gordot
Bath
Wes
Welles
Methodist
RW Oar Westey
Rhore Rider
A Volt
Ellert
Chesettine Sa
F. Stemeib
Wmwoaldrt
Vregents
Ianham Iu
L UlQmgantralic
Foe
Toll T Hhoerh
Wood
Awivaldet
Crampton
Garner
Sterne
Harries
Igordon
McDonald
Voces Ek
Siith
Kettler
Herbert
Rider
le Foe
A. McDonald
B. Wood
Rier
Cheseldine
Lynham
Quantrelie
L Sterne
Dy Harries
Ty le Foe
Snyder
Gene
Rally in the Ninth Ends Gurley Comeback Victory
Mount Pleasant Methodist drops a nine inning thriller as Gurley rallies in the ninth to win 4 to 3. Wahler pitched well for Gurley and Haring struck out eleven for Mt. Pleasant Methodist. Errors plagued Mt. Pleasant while Gurley’s timely hits sparked the final charge.
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Innine
Gurley
Mount Pleasant
Wahler
Briggs
Symonoskie
Coke
Thomas
Haring
Wakler
Mi Pl Meth
Ril O AE Gurney
Rhore Lard
Shedd
Hughes
Toad Whroadward
Beall
McCauley
Fins
Sympakie
al Rhomas
Tiges
Vogeleb'r
Wynkoop
Ball
Ol Purcell
B'rroughs
Lj Haring
Mt. Pleasant Methodist
Balle
Om Wahler
Ermrs
Mr. Pleasant
Lord and Woodsward
Mr. Betts
Faith Forfeits Baseball Game To Bethany In Fifth Inning
Faith refused to continue after an umpire's fifth inning decision, forfeiting the game to Bethany with a tied score of nine to nine. Ambre Watts tried to rejoin Faith on the diamond, but Bethany was awarded the win as Faith was short of players to start. Bethany had shown promise but lapsed into loose play before tightening up later. The next match is Kendall versus Foundry, and Cleveland reports catcher Fred Buelow has signed with the Cleveland club after leaving Detroit.
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Bethany
Pri We
Faith
É Kendall
Geo Foundry
Umpfire
Ambre Watts
Kendall
Foundry
Tethany
Buelow
Cleveland
Ohio
Somers
Cleveland American League Baseball Club
Philadelphia
Fred Buelow
Detroit
Library Defeats Woodward & Lothrop In Five Inning Cap City League Game
The Capital City League fixture saw Library overpower Woodward & Lothrop 17 to 1 before a hampered crowd and soggy field. Downs sparked the attack with three hits while Oyster and Berhberger starred for pitching, as the game ended after five innings with Library leading decisively.
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Library
Woodward & Lothrop
Library of Congress
Tearia Werd
Oyster
Herhane
Library of Cofigreas
Hirehberger
Alllaon
Woutwaitt
Lothrap
Flandiboe
Geork
Walleplna
Kimmerling
Downs
Bharley Horse
Clabaugh
Rhoae
Wi&l
Rhoad Waters
Berio
Moag
Glarfrion
Sullivan
M'Darmaite
Bradbury
Barnes
IIT Wessley
Hirshberger
Allison
Berhana
Kismet shuts out Ordway in nine run victory
Kismet defeated Ordway 14 runs on eight hits and eight errors, aided by base running and timely hitting. Powers homered in his first at bat and Venable and Flughes stole home plates, as Burlingame pitched well with strong support. Bucking ham allowed few chances. The Kismets next face Primrose Athletic Club at Fourteenth and A Streets Northeast Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
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Kismet
Kismets
Buckingham
Ordway
Burlingame
Powers
Navy Yard
Flughes
Venable
Primrose Athletic Club
Baltimore
John Hogan
Sparrows
Ordwars
Hughes
Pamny's
Sprigman
Snooks
Hofmann
Limb'y
Ol Barker
M.bra'y
Campbell
Venabless
Hardesty
Licarone
Duck
Gates
Herdesty
Staten
Hoffmann
Dou- Lie
Mr. Dunn
Rain halts games as Detroit shakeup swirls in trade talks
Rain drenched grounds forcing a postponement and a planned doubleheader. Detroit seeks Coughlin and relays waivers on Greminger O Leary and Robinson while Buelow moves to Cleveland. Washington might swap for infielder Coughlin as trade rumors surge amid a volatile club outlook.
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Buelow
Cleveland
Greminger
O'Leary
Robinson
Washington
Coughlin
Fragmentary sports injury report hints at serious damage
Partial OCR text describes a possible serious ligament injury to an athlete. Names such as Dr Johnson and references to Hughes or Manion appear amid muddled words about damage and evaluation. The fragmentary lines suggest concern for a severe leg or knee ligament issue but lack clear details.
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Hughes
Donovan
Tom Hughes
H. L. E. Johnson
Monastery
Louis Bush
Gentlemen's Cafe
Detroit Wins Behind Kilian Fine Pitching In Philadelphia
Detroit beats Philadelphia 2 to 1 at Philadelphia as Kilian dominates for Detroit. Bender Relieves Plank in eighth. no hits off him. Attendance 2,007. Scoring details show Detroit 9 0 0 0 0 1 and Philadelphia 0 0 0 6 6 0. Key players include Barrett Hartsel Pickering Davie Crawford Lowe and Greminger for Philadelphia. Kilian gets six strikeouts. Time listed as about one hour.
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Athletic
Philadelphia
Detroit
Kilian
Bender
Plank
RHO
Anlphiladelphia
AB Barrett
Hartsel
MiIntyre
Ol Pickering
Wood
Hartsell
Grem- Singer
Pickering
Crawford
Lowe
O'Leary
Carr
Mesers
King
O'Loughlin
Chicago Wins Ninth In Ninth Inning Thriller
Chicago defeats Boston in a late ninth inning rally as Ferris misplays a routine grounder, allowing Dundon and Donahue to score and give the Cubs a walkoff moment. Altrock pitched well through six as attendance reaches 6,487 in Boston.
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Altrock
Beaneaters
Boston
Han
Ferris
Dundon
Jeff Geld
Donahue
L. Tannehill
wAttemdance
Chicago
Rhoab Jones
Oi Setbach
Green
Q Collins
Capiahon
Ostehl
Davia
Olfreeman
Parent
LaChance
L.tao'sit
M’farland
O Criger
Opera Altrock
Olj
Tan'tli
Totola
Wee
Harned
McFarland
Jetris
Baerlive
Davie
Tan
Altre
Tinpite
Mir Connolly
Baseball Notes Spark New Lineup and Management Changes
Laloie hits over .400, Agaroa framed at .400, Mathewson benched after nine games. Ukraine? Belbach leads off in Toronto? Unclear. Odwell of the Reda shows promise. Bob Black to manage Jacksonville. Sunday schools free admission for tomorrow’s game. Camden adds players and a new manager. Four Chicago New York games draw 70 fans. Case names spark talk on winning teams. Cleveland may recall Hickey loaned to Columbus. Griffith’s Highlanders expected to excel on the road. Buck Orth debuts in New York brilliantly. Ale to be a key asset for Griffith. Barrow rumored to take Guardians of the National League. Duffy reportedly tired of reviving a dead club.
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Senators
Donovan
Barnard
Cleveland
Washington
Lne-Up
Gates
Wilsons
Speakman
Guntons
Wahler
Mount Pleasant Methodists
Clark
Wisons
Sheckles
Congregationalists
Harring
Hughes
Blelaski
Bas Atchison
Langley
R. Hoffman
Herring
Congregationalista
Johnnie Beall
Gurleys
Betta
Ebbitt House
Detroit
Coughlin
Barrow
Chicago
Yawkey
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Greminger
Robinson
O'Leary
Buelow
Detroit Free Press
Seon
Laloie
Agaroa
Christy Mathewson
Galing
Biunday
Wuraine
Belbach
Nad Tanlon Saya
Odwell
Reda
Bob Black
Camden
Jacksonville
Case
Pittsburg
Hickey
Columbus
Griffith
Highlanders
Buck” Orth
New York
Ale
Detroits
Philadelphia
Hough Duffy
Minor League Scores and League Notes Across Circuits
In American Association action Louisville defeated Columbia 7 to 5 while Toledo beat Indianapolis 7 to 3. Kansas City Minneapolis game postponed by rain. Milwaukee topped St Paul 3 to 2. Atlanta-Memphis and Nashville-Little Rock games reported with scores 4-2 and 7-6 respectively. New Orleans beat Montgomery 1-0 twice. Shreveport split with Birmingham 2-1 and 2-1. In the Eastern League Rochester defeated Newark 7-4. Buffalo edged Baltimore 8-3. Montreal blanked Jersey City 9-0. Toronto beat Providence 5-2. South Atlantic results Jacksonville 2, Charleston 1. Savannah 1, Columbia 0. Macon 6, Augusta 4. National League notes: contract news from New York July 26 with Pittsburg and others. releases involving Chicago Philadelphia St Louis. Spalding League standings show Brightwood and Eckington near top with subset of clubs and upcoming schedule. Laurel seeks a game this Saturday with Washington or Maryland teams. Staunton defeated Winchester 6-0 in Staunton Va.
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American Association
Louisville
Columbia
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City-Minneapalla
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New York
Harry C. Pulliam
National League
Wich
Spalding
A. G. Spalding League
WL. Pet
W. G. Pet
Brightwood
Smitheonian
Southern Ry
Amateur Baseball Results and Club Outlook
Northern Liberty defeated the Midnight Stars 5 to 2. The Washington Boys Club faces Bloomingdale Athletic Club tomorrow. For games with the club team, contact James J. Keane at 287 Olive Avenue, Little Rocks and Young Atlantics.
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Northern Liberty
Midnight Stars
Washington Boys
Bloomingdale Athletic Club
Little Rocks
Young Atlantics
James J. Keane
Olive Avenue
Bargain Trunk Discount Highlights Summer Serge Suits
A 10 percent sale on all trunks attracts travelers. Blue Serge Suits are recommended for summer wardrobes offering cool, dressy options. Three-piece serge suits range from 12 to 30 dollars and two-piece from 10 dollars. Parker-Bridget cuts emphasize quality, fit, and grace in plain dark serge fabrics.
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Parker-Bridget
Parker Bridget & Co Head to Pot Outfitters Ad
The fragment lists Parker Bridget & Co at 9th and Pennsylvania Avenue and notes game pairings Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at Boston Cincinnati at Chicago St Louis at Pittsburg with a standings line including 8.848 80 260 Pittsburg.
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Parker, Bridget & Co
9Th and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
St Louis defeats Pittsburgh early in game on Leever
St Louis won in the first inning by hitting Leever hard aided by two errors. Sebring doubled and Ritchey tripled in the fourth for Pittsburgh’s lone run, as Taylor struggled. Attendance 2,670. Box scores show Ritchey three base hit and Sebring two base hits for St. Louis, with Leever ineffective in one inning and Miller lasting eight.
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St. Louis
Leever
Pittsburg
St Louis
Taylor
Sebring
Ritchey
Pittsburgh
RHO
St.Louis
Rounvan Leach
Farrell
Stankard
Shannon
Beaumont
Beckley
Kruger
Smoot
Wagner
Brain
Bransfield
Ol Barclay
Hurke
Grady
Smith
P. Leaver
Miter
Flaherty
Miller
Pittabure
Emelie
Free hitting game as Philadelphia edges Boston in low-scoring affair
Philadelphia defeats Boston 8 to 7 in a free hitting baseball contest played before about 150 fans in Boston. Duggleby started for Philadelphia and took the loss. Willis pitched well for Boston. Highlights include Thomas, Doyle and Roth driving runs, with misplays in the field and an injury to O Day forcing umpire substitutes.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Mass
Duggieby
Raymer
Wolverton
Thomas
O'Day
Phila
Rhoae
Toston
O Geler
Gleason
Tonney
Woloton
Ab‘ehto
Titus
Doston
Hoston
Tenney
Abbaticchio
Doyle
Roth
Hite
Hulswitt
Willis
Delehanty
Duggleby
Sutthoff
Balla
Wils
Mesers
Dooin Wilhelm
Chicago Defeats Cincinnati as Umpire Moran Sparks Riot
In Chicago on July 24 a pitchers battle ended in the fifth inning when Chicago scored on two singles, Seymour’s errors, and a deep sacrifice fly. Capt. Kelley doubled in Cincinnati’s run, while Chance was ejected in the second for disputing a call by Umpire Moran. After the game Moran needed police escort as spectators rioted. Attendance 2,000. Final: Chicago 4, Cincinnati 0.
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Chance
Chicago
Jocal
Seymour
Capt
Kelley
Cincinnati
Ilela
Corcoran
Tinker
Rhoae
Rhoae Slagle
Huggins
Casey
Qdwell
Williama
Races at Brighton on a rain soaked track
Weather drenched Brighton Beach hosts stubborn fields as Lord of the Yale wins the Seashore handicap in a driving finish. Reliable carries 10 pounds to victory in the opening race while Voladoy edges Confessor for second. Monster dominates the third, with Tea and others in close pursuit across multiple events at Chicago Saint Louis and Fort Erie.
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Voladay
Monster
Prince Salm Salm
Teacross
Chicago
St. Lewis
Fort Erie
New York
Brighton Beach
Lord of the Yale
Lord of the Vale
Hurst Park
Wurst Park
Erie
Reed
Lake Erie
Purre
Tora
Hest Tme
Pin Oak
Carl Adell
Admiral Sibley
John F
Littie Creasey
Jassamine W
Pace
Erie Motor Company
Puree
King
Gitchie Manute
Queen of Spades
Becker
J. T. Washburn
Tess
Saphire
Vanten
Bell Dawson
Direct Mack
Sue Diz
Strychnine
Harry Hml
Red Line
Troa
C.F
Sunlight
Formosa
Anna Redman
Franney
Gold Crown
Tokason and Birch Broom Win at Hawthorne Races
Hawthorne on a hot, cloudy day saw Tokalon and Birch Broom prevail as outright favorites in six furlong events. My Alice took the first race in 2:15, with Clifton Forge and Bonnie Prince Charlie also placing in notable finishes. Other winners included Bonnie Prince Charlie, Green Gown, and Five furlongs Birch Broom, with six races listed and entries for tomorrow.
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la Chaperon
Jean Handleton
Sir Laouncelot
Alevierge
Bissel
Billy Mason
Manscano
Myron Dale
Tokalon
Knapp
Clifton Forge
Helgesen
Monastic II
Henry
del Leath
Felipe Lugo
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Gretchi
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Prior
San Jose
S. Bonner
al Casey
the Gadfly
Hattie Welbe
John Barbee
Rainy B
Raining Leaves
Green Gown
Morrison
Cutter
Livingston
Jade
Greenfield
Emchanter
W. A. Powell
Adair
Gallant Cassle
Captain Neroth
Dundall
Moe
Birch Broom
Mansir
Aubuchon
Nicol
Royalty
Emperor ‘of India
Watnamoathen
Haefler
Foncasta
Annora J
Lady Bel- Water
Allegiance
Alma Girl
Sweet Jane
Rom Don Am
Weird
Golden Way
Jerry Lynch
Bragg
Umeful Lady
Husted
Broadway Girl
Bologna
Watchguard
Athelrose Wins Muddy Feature at St Louis Racecard
In heavy rain at St Louis Fair Grounds Athelrose, a noted mud horse, led from the post in the fourth race and triumphed over the field as Redleaf claimed an easy win in the third. The card opened with a five furlong selling race won by Preventative at 10 to 1, and a second race six furlongs saw Athelrose prevail at 13 to 1 with Eleanor Howard in the place.
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Guilett
Hird
Feby Blayhady Felix
Kate Cromwell
Tritea
la Rouge
Relates
Susie Fletch
Marchioness
Ren
Troxie
Woodlands
Amblem
Frust
Raynor
Col. White
Besterling
Sarandla
Flora Wreath
Lindeey
Frank Ball
Ries
Rabo
Howell
Gimnon Gent
Otto Bittel
Commodore
Bucca- Meer
Austin
Claremont
Dean
Imboden
W. Day
Zito
Leontana
St. Agnes II
Letoila
Lord Raven
Avoid
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Lillian
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Thorpe
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Erema
King Rose
Jimalong
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Dolly Gray
Bensonhurst
Eyrening Star
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H! Lee
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Race
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Signer
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Henry Walte
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Uae
Athelrose
St. Louis
Redleaf
Cocolo
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Anderson
Joe Graham
Tartar
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Cal. Preston
Oms J
Cassie Anna
Jack Moran
Walpole
Fred Priesmeyer
Laurel L
Glencreith
J. Conway
Eleanor Howard
Stanley Dillon Dominates Merchants and Manufacturers Stakes
Detroit July meeting at Grosse Point track sees Stanley Dillon owned by J. H. Brown of Detroit and driven by Ed Geers win the 2:24 class trotters in three straight heats, with Dillon leading from start to finish and Geers receiving a floral sulky amid ovations.
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Grosse Point
Stanley Dillon
J. H. Brown
Thetroit
Hid Geers
Geers
Dillon
Stanley “Dillon
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Italia
Parala
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Stein
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Wilson
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Hazel Patch
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Pearce
Wyanle
Eb. G
Harrison
Saam
Englewood
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McGuley
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de Ryfer
Tillie Foster Boy
Aritchfeldy
Lady Patchie
Bekera
Kent
Spear
Boston
Mass
Old Saugus
Ralph Wick
Alcy
Jim Kyle
Daniel Webster
B. S Dillon
Mies Emme
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Ceccaro
Gotten Dream
Elizabeth
Mise Ormond
Captain Derby
Clave
Alcy Wor
Noble
Washington dress sale draws smart shoppers at our store
Attention focuses on a twice yearly event with midsummer and midwinter timings. Each suit from regular stock bears E- marking and panels Two and Three piece styles are included. Prices range from 6.67 for $10.00 marked suits to 16.67 for $28.00 marks.
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Washington
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