Nationals Rally In Doubleheader Triumphs Over Cleveland
Washington wins opener 3 2 and nips Cleveland 7 1 in the second game as Wolfe’s peculiar home run and Bernhard’s steady pitching highlight a twin bill. Hickman and Anderson spark the offense with timely hits while Hess and Carr falter on bases as Cleveland’s late-inning defense falters. Attendance 7,119.
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Wolfe
Nationals
Patten
Hess
Bernhard
Wild
Cleveland
Hesdon
Cassidy
Luslow
Bradley
Eroond
Turner
Carr
Buelow
Heydon
Tatten
Ray
Kahl
Niath
Hege His
Hickman
Anderson
Flick
Hueisman
Heas
Bill Bernhard
Bay
Beraveld
Jackson
Beore
AB. R.bh
A. EL Jackson
E. Tanaldy
Zbe
Huelaman
Itsaa
Stanl
Jens
Klitredge
Wotte
Washington
Jones
Fisck
Doubie
Bernherd
Mr. McCarthy
Detroit Keeps Boston Scoreless in Second Doubleheader
Detroit and Boston split a doubleheader as Killian shut out Boston in the second game. Tannehill left early in game one, and Detroit capitalized on miscues to pull away. Olmstead yielded three runs in the second inning and was touched for hits by Collins Crawford and Ferris.
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Boston
Detroit
Donovan
Detroit Infeld
Tannehill
Young
Killian
Olmstead
Iuning
Atendance
Rans
Wad
Rhoae Soto Rhoae
Ogolbuph
Actor
Parent
Melatsra
Crawford
Collion
Lows
O'stahi
Coughnin
Frenian
Lindsay
Ferris
Doran
Ocrigar
P. Donovan
Rent
Eamed
Lowe
Collins
Stahl
Halls
Batwe
Mr. Connor
Wutus
RHOA
Rhoae Copley
Selbach
Schacter
Meintyre
Forts
Drill
Armbrumere
Kullian
Stali
McIntyre
Hite
Jows
Conghlin
Chicago Defeats Philadelphia Five to Two in Baseball
Chicago wins 5 to 2 at home with H Davis homer as key moment. Attendance listed as 10600. Game details include Cross, Jones, Murphy, Sullivan, M Crom, Dundon, Sebreck, Tannehill, Coakley, Owen, and Henley as pitchers on a 1 hour 47 minute game. Scoring by innings shows Chicago 6 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 and Philadelphia 1 0 0 9 0 9 0 0 0. Base hits included M Cross, Hoffman, and H Davis. Two errors recorded. Umpire Mc Sheridan. Time listed as 1:47.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
H. Davis
G. Davis
Davis
Kiauig Ponobus
O/L. Cross
Cl Leyton
Jones
Murphy
Agree Sullivan
M. Crom
Dundon
Sebreck. c
Tannehittsh
O Coakley
Owen
P. Hbo
My Ratton
Henkey
Hunter
Delphta
Courley
Henley
Lotton Daven
Pauadelphia
M. Cross
Uts
Hoffman
Stolp
Holmes
Taanshill
Sullivan
Coakley
Schrock
Gwen
Balle
Om Gwen
Mc. Sheridan
Scores and lineup notes from a July National League game
New York defeated Cincinnati 6 to 1 in a game marked by Ewing’s walks and poor fielding. A rare triple play occurred at the Polo Grounds with Dahlen Gilbert and Bowerman involved. Ames started for New York, McGinnity relieved for Cincinnati in the eighth. Attendance reached about 5,000 as Cincinnati stranded runners.
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New York
Cincinnati
Ewing
Pelo Grounds
Dahlen
Gilbert
Bowerman
Bresnahan
Ames
McGinnity
RHOAE
Rhoa
Eaers
Kelley
Seymour
Alia Setwing
Corcoran
Steinfeldt
Behlel
P Odweil
Devlin
Downna
E . Ames
Tseenty
Poe
Cincinnaty
Firat
Basle
Aten
Huggins
Sebring
Cell
Baste
Lebel
Berry
Barry
Breenahan
Hite
OM Ames
Af McGinnity
Amophes
Kiem
Banlawine
Chicago Lost in Eleventh in Close Philadelphia Win
Philadelphia defeated Chicago in an eleven inning, well played game in Philadelphia. Reulbach pitched final innings as Thomas Gleason and Courtney drove in the winning run in the eleventh with two out. Attendance was 248 with Chicago and Philadelphia scores and fielding listed. key hits included two base shots by Doolin Chance Tinker Casey Magee and a late sacrifice by Kilng. The game extended to 3 hours and 15 minutes with Briggs and Reulbach pitching for the mound battles and Nichols handling the other side.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Reulbach
Thomas
Gleason
Courtney
Rhoae Phi
Rhoas Biagio
Cfs
DO Thomas
Maloney
Kling
Abbott
Brigge
Nichole
Ane McCarthy
Briggs
Ron
Uootlo
Berned
Chance
Doolin
Tinker
Casey
Magee
Tiires
Minor League Games Across Leagues Reported Scores
Scores from American Association and Southern, Eastern, South Atlantic and Virginia Carolina leagues show multiple games with Milwaukee and Minneapolis 3 as a result, Birmingham and Shreveport split, and Newark and Buffalo in a tie. Other notable results include Jersey City 10 Montre al 7 and Charlotte 3 Danville 1 with second games mirroring scores.
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Baltimore
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Serey City
Montenel
Newark
Buffalo
Bofalo
Charlotte
Danville
Greensboro
Greensbor
Winston-Salem
Delaplane Victorious In Twelve Inning Baseball Classic
Winchester teams battles Delaplane in a twelve inning game ending 7 to 6. Pitching duel through eleven innings as Andrews faced Clark. Final error on a wild throw decides the winner with Winchester tallying nine hits and Delaplane ten. Batteries: Winchester Andrews Johnson Woodward. Delaplane Clark Reed Shacklett.
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Vunee Heal
Washington Post
Winchester
Delaplane
Andrews
Clark
Johnson
Woodward
Reed
Shacklett
Rood
Baltimore Pennant Run in Eighties Sevens and Nineties
Sporting notes recall Baltimore winning the National League pennant in 1884 1895 and 1896 with Boston champions in 1897 and 1898 Brooklyn Pittsburg and New York following in later years.
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Sporting Editor Post
Baltimore
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Scanlon’s pitching carries Hanlon’s team past St Louis
Brooklyn defeats St Louis 6 to 1 as Scanlon limits the visitors to four hits. Egan fuels the offense with a three run third inning, while both teams commit errors. Attendance 90. Box scores show Brooklyn 9 0 4 1 2 1 6 0 0 and St Louis 9 0 0 9 0 9 0 0 0 with key players Dunn, Lumley, and Beckley contributing.
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Brooklyn
Scanlon
Hanlon
St. Louis
Egan
Scora
Rhoat St Lou
Dobbs
Dunleavy
Bheckard
Ieee
Lumley
Bateh
Beckley
Jensler
Arndt
Lewin
McBride
Burke
oRae Bergen
Rig” Canna
Ames Brooklyn
St. Leela
Grady
Gensher
Hacrifice Hite
Batch
Barea
Toba
Bass
Brookton
St. Lows
Basa
Betle
Geantoo
Gan
Bees
St. Lovie
Seamon
O'Day
Pittsburg Breaks Willis and Wins 8 to 2 in Boston
Pittsburg solved Willis eighth inning, scoring six runs to topple Boston 8 to 2. Hildebrand pitched superbly as Wolverton absent due to family illness, Lauterborn subbed at third, 1,312 attendance. Final lines show Clarke and Leach among scorers for Boston, Moran and Brain contributing for Pitt.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Willis
Hildebrand
Wolverton
Wooster
Ohio
Lauterborn
Pilsburs
Rhoal Boston
ROA
Beaumont
Clarke
Leatch
Dolan
Wagner
Delvhanty
Howard
Ocamnell
Goer Ruchey
OjRaymer
Tait Paris
Dolen
Abbailochis
Raymer
Tenney
Wills
Moray
Balle
Hillebrand
Howard G
Delehanty
Wiillt
Hilobrand
Moran
Winpire
Emally
Mount Pleasant Congregational Defeats Foundry 4 to 1 in 40-Day's Game
Mount Pleasant Congregational won 4 to 1 over Foundry in a section A game at Mount Pleasant. Key players included Sheckels and Ogle with solid hitting and pitching. Earned runs came from Mount Pleasant in the first and later innings, while Foundry managed a single late rally.
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Gurley
Bt Stephen's
Atrest
Lydecker Avenue
Sheckels
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Foundry
Mount Pleasant
FrCona
Roe Foundry Rahoate
Bryan
O Brieg
Opie Abc
Randal
Hagar
Earnest
Aogle
P. Biecker
Sheckers
Méani Pleasant Congregational
Mount Pleatant Congregational
A. Ogle
Bheckers
Agle
Deall
Torney
Chittenden
Ballinger
Sebastian
Ogie de Randall
F. Ogie
Snockers
Palls
C. Hogardeon
Mr. Betts
Printing Office League leads as Columbia tops Pressmen
The Columbia presses defeated the Pressmen 14 to 9 in a Prohibition era style ballgame. Key players included Beckwith, Olveatch, and LeVigne for Columbia while the Pressmen were led by Webb and Williams. Officials credited Patsons as umpire and the game lasted about 1 hour and 35 minutes.
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Columbia
Cowboys
Foundry
Aid
Foundrya
Columbias
RHO
AE Pullman
Beckwith
Wright
OlVeatch
Atkingon
Webb
la Vigne
Witi'ma
Qutan
StVorden
Bolley
O Linkens
Gat Pressmen
Columbis
Pressman
Errora
Praymen
Beees
Piesemon
Balla
Williams
Williame
Bailey
Williama
Weliams
Wits
Leoking
Adkinson
le Vigne
Quinn
O'Connell
Chamberlain
Beddaw
LaVigns
bali-Chamberlain
Mr. Patsons
Departmental League showcases Justice over Post-office in baré drubbing
Justice defeats Post-office in a Departmental League game led by Dalrymple’s dominant pitching and a strong Justice batting lineup. Key hits include Bletaski and Reed with multiple runs, while Haring and Thomas split pitching duties. Umpire Mr. Barr oversaw a 1 hour 67 minute game.
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Interior
Agriculture
Justice
Dalrymple
Thomas
Haring
Reiatles
Pttse
Rhoad Bradiey
Plornuy
Gforun
Boulenanjib
Bishop
Dalrymylep
Thoman
Haring. P. Oa
Bletask
Tierney
Reed
Adama
Bletaski
Beckett
Kleinischmidt
Houlehan
Plicher
Galrymple
Barr
Trinity Overcomes St. Paul In Marquette League Game
Trinity defeats St Paul 11 to 9 in a Marquette League baseball matchup. Key performers include Lipscomb Baum Steep on offense and O Brien Steep pitching. Umpire Mr Newman officiated a 1 hour 37 minute game with late St Paul rallies.
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St. Paul
Trinity
Pat
Martin
St. Patrick
Bt. Paul
Immaculate
Vingent
Gt Martin
Paul
Ruoah McIntyre
Spata Wei Lied Lioncomb
Mollay
O Brien
Ant i
Daly
Baum
OjLrow
Ballivan
Aldrich
W.o'brien
Brooks
Moreland
Uppeulding
Freeman
Cole
Balle
O'Brien
Steep
Phree Bers Blis— Baum
Sullivan
W. O'Brien
Lipscomb
Merrilet
Batch
Crow
Mr. Newman
Printers Beat Bello Men In Close Law Reporter Game
Law Reporter Printing Company defeated Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company 5 to 3 yesterday on the White Lot. Key pitching by Wheatley held the Phones down as Westervelt’s squad fell in a tight contest. Saturday’s rematch with Atlantica slated for Eighth Street grounds at 5 p.m. Championship talk follows Murphy challenging Comiskey for the 186 title.
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Law Reporter
Wheatley
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Westervelt
Law Reporter Printing Company
Sweeney
Shriver
Law Reporters
Atlantica
Carroll Institute and National Athletic Club Battle to 6 6 Tie
In a tense late afternoon clash at the Fourteenth and A streets grounds Carroll Institute and the National Athletic Club fought to a 6 6 draw after ten innings. Officials note scoring details with hits for Carroll and Nationals, staffing, and pitching by Leonard and Venable.
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Carroll Institute
National Athletic Club
Cero
Rhoar Nalac
Culten Ibe
OlGrntikl
Krall
Conway
Vogt
Denking
Rutz
Hughes
Briggs
Krabling
Garner
M'Cormick
Leonard
B.venablep
Beal & Caroll Institute
Carroll
Nationale
Caroll
Firat
Fitzpatrick
Grant
Leonara
Myers Vampire
D. Venible
Lost in uphill contest between Aloysius and Columbia
Columbia Athletic Club led Aloysius on Coliseum grounds but North Capitol street club tied the score in the seventh. The Coliseum team pulled ahead in the eighth and the game was called after a 9 to 6 tally. Scoring details and pitching notes are listed with Wahler and Handiboe cited for Columbia and Aloysius respectively.
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Aloysius Club
Coliseum
Columbia Athletic Club
North Capitol Street
Scott
Aloyalay Taylor
O‘kelly
Taabgon
Ij McCarthy
Loud
Oftogan
Rfit
Mallen
Olfeown
Waple
Noyes
Glotsback
Olcker
Ibit
Ham
Rhs
UG L'Hau
Boe
Efpi
Af Fulcher
Gates
Wahler
Totele
Columbia
Aloyatus
Aloysius
Columbu
Sturzer
Handiboe
mate—Om Sturzer
Handivoe
Handibos
Webler
Taylor
Concordia beats Orientals 9 to 0 in amateur baseball game
The Concordia baseball club defeated the Orientals of northeast by 9 to 0. They seek games with clubs aged fourteen to seventeen. Contact A H Mori at 1722 Corcoran Street NW. Also, Company A of the Washington Light Infantry will face Troop H of the Thirteenth Cavalry on the White Lot west diamond today and hopes to arrange further games after August 13 before camp on August 2 and return on the Lith. Line-up includes Ghedd, Welsebacker, Lynham, Busey, Wille Cox, Edwards, Rayman, Webb, Jallher, Newman, Gardiner, Rider, Lottun, Rogerson, Moriarty. Address Dell Treasury Department.
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Orientals
Northeast
A. H. Mori
Corcoran Street
Washington Light Infantry
Thirteenth Cavalry
White Lot
Ghedd
Welsebacker
Lynham
Busey
Wille Cox
Edwards
Rayman
Webb
Jallher
Newman
Gardiner
Rider
Lottun
Rogerson
Moriarty
Dell
Treasury Department
Toledo Club Wins No Recourse as Commission Denies Surrender
The National Commission declared no grounds to compel the Brooklyn club to surrender players to Toledo. It suggests a settlement between the clubs. Also notes the Tri City Virginia League organizing in Petersburg with Collegians Riverside Club and Cockade City clubs and a Petersburg schedule.
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National Commission
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Toledo Club
American Association
National League
Toledo
Themevives
Washington Post
Petersburg
Tri-City Baseball League
Collegians
Riverside Club
Cockade City Cli
Baseball notes signal busy week as league races tighten
Boston won one game of a double header while New York leads St. Louis by a wide margin in the American League. Pittsburg’s Phillippi remains unbeaten at home. various players set season marks and discuss umpire rules. Georgetown’s Captain Morgan slates nine hits in seven games, and Cleveland seeks form on the road amid a surge in victories minus Lajoie.
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Boston
New York
St. Louis
Phillippi
Pittsburg
St. Je Rhe
White Sox
Clevelands
Athletics
Nationals
Lewis
Brooklyn
Charley Start
Youngstown
Ohio
McAleer
Browns
Giants
Magesy
Capt. Morgan
Georgetown
Providence
Lelding
Efe E. Swift
Rochester
Agnes Elizabeth
Francis O'Laughly
Luis Washington
Jhremy Collins
Cleveland
Lajoie
Nolan
Newburg
Poughkeepsie
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Old Town
Alford
Sporting and Athletic Goods
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J. E. Dyer & CO
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