Georgetown tops St Martin's as Rube Clark shines in tough road game
In a rough about the same era matchup, Georgetown catcher Rube Clark pitched well allowing five scattered hits and guiding his team to a win over St Martin's. The article also notes other amateur games and local league activity with multiple box score details and player names such as Theresa, Therese, Mullin, Fulcher, and Taylor in various matchups and standings.
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Rube Clark
Georgetowns
Therese
Fist of Wat
Moward Sas Ltn
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Rose
Peecor Auioae
Omadies
DA Weber
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Timaes
Finnegan
Acrites
Pop Fly Fails as Nationals Edge St Louis in Slug Fight
A windy day at the ballpark sees St Louis win 5-4 over the Nationals after a misplayed pop fly into the right field bleachers becomes a pivotal error. Howell chases a late rally, but Delahanty and Delehanty aside fail to deliver the tying hit as Dineen then retires the side to preserve the victory amid errors and missed chances.
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J ED Grillo
Howe
St Louis
Harry Howell
Anderson
Nationals
Hartzell Spencer and Howell
Lowe
Amex
Cantuans
Cantllon
Tla
Rany
Llymer
Ous
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Delehunty
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Joner
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Visitas
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Grahims Bacon
Fenger
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Graham
Shipke
Yenger Harl
T Jones
C Jones
Shipkes Crere
Graham Ten
Spencer and
Howelly Pop
Meadhes
Spencee
Niles
Wernhilly
Ganley
Elehanty
Yeager
Tig
Wiizee Delehanty
Anerson
Spencer
Opaque baseball scorers notes and game fragment report
Fragmentary game report lists players such as Dineen Altizer Varner Bergen and Graham with scattered hits and plays. Mentions of innings, bases, and fielding actions appear amid garbled names and numbers, ending with a note that reports to Cantillon were filed.
Phenom Johnson 18 arrives at Idaho camp in rough shape
Walter Johnson, a state league phenom with 85 timings and 168 strikeouts in twelve games, reports to manager Cantillon after traveling from Idaho. He is exhausted but confident he can pitch winning ball and will likely wait days before appearing in a game.
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Solange
Rom Sorcoran
Corcoran
Mertes
Cantilion Fue
AO Tate
Minneapolis
Tribune
Mertis
Ira Sandow
Wall
Mets
Walter Johnson
Avave
Eague
Phehsig
Yester
Johnson
Idaho
Cantillon
Jerome
Baseball rally lifts team with timely hits in late inning
In a tense game Connie Mack era match, Charley Hickman bolstered the late surge with a sharp line to right field and timely steals. Howell struggled with control as Jones and Yeager thwarted several scoring chances, while Graham and Gehring contributed defensively to keep the rivals at bay.
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Charley Hickman
Stock
Mone
Ihe Auto Yeaser
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Tom Jones
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Boston Wins In Seventh Rally For 8 1 Victory
Boston takes the lead in the seventh inning rally to defeat Detroit 8 to 1. Sullivan delivers a running catch that breaks the game open in the late innings as Boston seizes command and cruises to the win.
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Mx Banes
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Milt
Paragd Hall —Criger
Boston Outhits Cubs in rough ball game
A hard fought baseball contest features Boston's offense overpowering Chicago as errors, wild pitches, and disputed calls create tension. Standout moments include Cromac and Clymer driving in runs, while Jones and Hartzell spark late rallies amid a muffed defensive showcase that favored the home side.
St Louis Tops New York In Doubleheader Opener
Cleveland blanked the local Americans in both games of a July 6 doubleheader as St Louis and New York traded blows. Strong hitting by Cleveland and sharp fielding drove the day’s action with standout performances by Rhoades and Lamont for Cleveland and Williams and Laporte for New York in a high tempo, one hour and nineteen minute twin bill.
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Southern League results with Birmingham win
In a history of shaky parsing a fragmented list shows Birmingham defeating Site Rock or similar with a 3 to 1 score in a league context. Other entries reference Shreveport Nashville Montgomery and scattered team names, but the readable portion confirms Birmingham earned a small victory.
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Shreveport
Nashville
Monlgonery
Montgomary
Reading Allentown and Newark 0 for Atlantic League night
Atlantic League results list Reading Allentown 0 Newark 4 in a reading area schedule summary. Other games include Easton 2 at Chener. Brooklyn 7 at Reading. Trenton 5 Williamsport 2. Tremon 7 at AC Lageaster 7 Lancaster 2. Reading 4 Soheatown 0. Wilismenart 7 Tremon 1. Torcoy City 6 Jerver City 4. Saleimars 6 Bala Moniren gates Diecutom. Topping 1 at Tornnto 1 Hocheste.
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Brooklyn
Elizabeth
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Trenton
Williamsport
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Bala Moniren
Diecutom
Tornnto
Hocheste
Farrell Axes Star Shortstop Elberfeld for Poor Play
Special to The Washington Past New York July 2 Frank J Farrell owner of the New York American League club orders indefinite suspension of shortstop Elberfeld after erratic, detrimental play in a doubleheader loss to Cleveland. Convoy to replace Elberfeld, drawing loud crowd praise as the Yankees seek to regain form and confidence.
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Frank J Farrell
New York American
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Convoy
Biberfeld
Heid Gras
Hiberfeld
Lynchburg Shoemakers Edge Roanoke in Six Inning Tilt
In Lynchburg the Shoemakers edged Roanoke 6 0 after a six inning game halted by weather. Grim and Vermelle led, with four hits off each side and timely hitting supporting the win as Stewart and Vermelle starred for the visitors. The Roanoke attack struggled despite late chances.
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Washington Post
Lynchburg
Vally
Grims Shoemakers
Wn Clarkes Knach
Roanoke
Grim Saga
Hoodoots
Stewart
Fringine
Shoemakers
Vermelle
Visiors
Washington Grove Meets Fifth Annual Labor Day Games
The Washington Grove Athletic Association will hold its fifth annual meet at Woodward Field on Labor Day, September 1807. Local and county clubs join in inter urban rivalry with events from sprints to field contests, junior races, and open relays, with prizes for first to third place. Washington Grove baseball follows the track events with two games, and organizers expect a highly successful meeting at Woodard Field.
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Woodward Field
Washington Grove
Labye
Trark
Baltimore
Washington
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E Wiber
W Foster
Stuart Dan Gurge
BB Hunt
C Patterson
Moburn
H K Smith
Lind Gey
Mike
Montgomery County
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Barry Blanks
the Grove
Sears
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Norfolk Va
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C M Dantes
New York
CC Menglen
Yale
George Galdzs
Chicago
the &Board
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EE Wenck
TW Spencer
Wenck
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Nelomt
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Cpi
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Rey Welem
Aevier BU
Taney
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George de Toe Cwhaes
EME Aire
Ainey
Aeuloc Antarmag
Daniele Nyac
Amateur oars barred from national regatta by Canadian association
In Halifax Nova Scotia on July 26 the Canadian Amateur Oarsmen’s Association barred all amateurs from the maritime provinces from competing at the national regatta in Philadelphia. The action follows a dispute over endorsements amid club affiliations in the Maritimes and affects entry of champion sculler John O Neil.
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Marine Provinces
Naional Tegatta
Philadelphia
Joan O Nél Cham
Pion
Mary Ste Ant
Maritime Provinces
Detroit Secures Ten Thousand For Baseball Star Move
The Albany Baseball Association announced a ten thousand option for selling Fiet Baseman Kockill to Detroit, with the deal set to close after the New York State League season. Detroit will lease the player from Albany for 259 to join the team. Also Frederick Ferreshott and Clarence M Clark are to meet in Manchester for the Taconic Cup golf event, pending results of a second day.
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Napoleon Tajole
Cleveland
Grancy
Detroit
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Albany
Albany Baseball Association
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