Georgetown Beats St Martin's In Amateur Showdown
In a crowded field of local games, Rube Clark pitched a solid five-hit effort for Georgetown against St Martin's, while other amateur matchups produced scattered hits and mixed results. Debuts and standings mix with vivid notes on players, lineups, and fielding as the day wrapped on.
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Rube Clark
Georgetowns
Pop Fly Foul Turns Lead Away In St Louis Victory
Exasperating pop foul by Cantillon cost locals a victory as St Louis hitters built a three run second inning on a wind aided fly. Howell scuffled through eight plus, Dineen shut down the Nationals in the ninth, and Grahams team rode a late rally to win.
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J ED Grillo
Howe
St Louis
Harry Howell
Anderson
Nationals
Hartzell Spencer and Howell
Lowe
Amex
Cantuans
Cantllon
Cecamen
Howell
Clymer
Delehanty
Hus
Dinean
Boxton Star
Nix
Del
Gunr
Wexsun
Llymer
Ous
Gantey
Delehunty
Hartzell
Joner
Howells
Breichers
Visitas
Brillant Lelding
Grahims Bacon
Fenger
Jones
Graham
Shipke
Yeager
T Jones
C Jones
Shipkes Crere
Graham Ten
Spencer and Howells Pop
Meadhes
Spencee
Niles
Wernhilly
Ganley
Elehanty
Tig
Wiizee Delehanty
Anerson
Spencer
Untitled Sports Report with Erratic OCR Text
A fragmented baseball or basketball style recap lists players and actions including Dineen, Altizer, Jones, and Graham with scattered scoring notes and lineups. Reading irregularities obscure the full event, but mentions of innings, hits, and attendance suggest a game report with multiple players and unnamed teams.
Phenom Johnson 18 Here In Local Camp After Long Trip
Walter Johnson, a hot prospect from Idaho, arrived in town with a strong 85 timing pace and 168 strikeouts in 12 games. He reported to Manager Cantillon tired but confident he can pitch winning ball once in uniform, while fans worry about fake home runs and bleacher safety at the Regent Hotel.
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Walter Johnson
Avave
Eague
Phehsig
Yester
Johnson
Idaho
Cantillon
Jerome
Inning rally sparks Phillies at Connie Mack Park
A detailed game account describes Charley Hickman, Jones, Howell, and Yeager in a tense battle. Howell and Glymer weathered hard hit balls as Philadelphia and Chicago push late, with Gehring stealing bases and Tom Jones making smart plays.
Boston Triumphs in Seventh Inning Rally to Beat Tigers
In Boston July 20 the Red Sox rallied in the seventh inning to defeat Detroit 8 to 1. Sullivan threw a strong running pitch that halted Detroit, while the Boston lineup produced the decisive runs. The contest lasted about an hour and a minute with umpire O Loughlin calling the game.
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McParland
Opowery
Alneck
Opinnke
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Ihelle i Puget
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Betto
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Philedelonie
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Neil
Sullivan
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Congalton
Wilnes
Friger
Foo Covun
Grimshie
Leary
Rtaud Weil
Mx Banes
Mullin
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Paragd
Criger Seinder Wild P Tech
Young Unpire
O Loughlin
Boston Outhits Cubs in Contested Ball Game
A chaotic ball game features umpire disputes and crowd Controversy as Boston outhits Chicago Cubs. Key moments include a collision at the plate, several misplays, and errors that influence scoring, with details scattered among player names and attempted plays.
St Louis Braves Doubleheader Sweep New York
Cleveland edges New York in both ends of a July doubleheader as St Louis returns after an absence and dominates the local Americans with strong batting and fielding. Key names include Rhoades, Homer, Moore, Behan, Bradley, Ward, and Swerk.
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New York
Cleveland
EL New Tork
EOE
Hingaman
Troitman Oe
St Lown
St Lous
Uradley BE
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Snore
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Romelehy
Dlumiey
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Cyaier
Tiptoe
Homer
Newton
Harger Diaee
Elane Tamer
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Vonien
Hong
Pilcher
Dy Rhoadee
Kiades
Milingy
Ronete Tostanegus
Beane
Asien
Paul
Tinompeti
Sues
Joe Cansiton
Hewell
Mousa
Cleveland Opera
Gg Lid
Helmen Laporte
Bradley Siatarhan
Kistaow ' Binchman
Dhung
Melmen
Meget Turner
O Balen
Alweya Bus
York Mevetang
Otter
Moore
Unclear OCR Scores From Rumored Southern League Meet
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered team names and scores such as Shreveport and Montgomery with unclear affiliations. Several words appear garbled, creating a vague sports scoreboard feel without coherent results or dates.
Atlantic League Scores and Pairings in Reading Area
A fragmentary listing shows Atlantic League games at Reading and Allentown with Newark, Brooklyn, Easton, and other teams plus scores such as Newark 4, Reading 0 and Reading 4, Hardaburg 3. Eastern and Tri-State League clashes appear with Trenton, Lancaster, and Wilismenart/Tremon.
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Allentown
Newark
Ae Zumon
Easton
Chener
Brookiyh
Brooklyn
Elizabeth
Eninabels
Panaville
Trenton
Williamgport
Wilismenart
Attoons
Lancaster
Soheatown
de Winmiggion
Hardaburg
Witaington
Elberfeld Axed By New York Owner In Pay Row
Frank J Farrell owner of the New York American League club orders Elberfeld benched after erratic play and a pay dispute. Convoy to replace him in shortstop amid crowd of 8000 as Yankees seek to salvage a faltering season and restore team discipline.
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New York
Frank J Farrell
New York American
Yankees
Elberfeld
Farrell
Cleveland
Farrellgears
Imself
Elverfeld Poscesse
Chase
Convoy
Biberfeld
Heid Gras
Hiberfeld
Lynchburg Shoemakers Rally Past Roanoke In Six
A rough, error plagued six inning game in Lynchburg saw Grim Shoemakers defeat Roanoke Knack 6 0 as timely hits and solid defense sparked the win Stewart and Vermelle starred for the Shoemakers while Clarkes Knach made strides for Roanoke The contest ended early in the sixth due to darkness.
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Washington Post
Lynchburg
Vally
Grims Shoemakers
Wn Clarkes Knach
Roanoke
Grim Saga
Hoodoots
Stewart
Fringine
Shoemakers
Vermelle
Visiors
Fifth Annual Washington Grove Meet Set for Labor Day
Washington Grove Athletic Association schedules the fifth annual track meet at Woodward Field on Labor Day. Officials list events from sprints to field events, relays, and junior races, with prizes for first to third. The Washington Grove baseball team will play two afternoon games after the track events as part of a wide community program.
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Richmond
Apadal
Washinkton
Virginia Boat Club
James Rive
Mayes Island
Analcstan Club
Washington
Virsinia Club
Washington Grove Athletic Association
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the Grove
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Canadian Amateur Oars Association barred from selecting Maritimes athletes
John O'Neil barred from national regatta in Philadelphia as the Canadian Amateur Oarsmen’s Association refuses endorsement for Maritime Province sailors. The decision affects Joan O’Nél cham and other oarsmen seeking indorsement, with the Maritime Provinces Association alleged to control racing locally.
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Holitax Knva Scotia
Marine Provinces
Naional Tegatta
Philadelphia
Joan O Nél Cham
Pion
Mary Ste Ant
Maritime Provinces
Detroit Secures Ten Million Trade for Baseball Star
Albany announces ten million option for sale of star baseman Kockill to Detroit in the American Tongle league. Deal closes the Albany club to receive 259 for Rackalls to lease the player to join Detroit after the New York State League season. Clark and Herreshott travel to Mest for a separate match in Manchester VI.
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Kockilk
Alcan
Albany Baseball Association
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