Macks Split Doubleheader With Nationals Then Lose Nightcap
The Athletics won the opener 4 to 1 aided by Johnson pitching and Harper and Burns timely hits. In the second game, Washington batters dominated as the Griffs routed the Macks 14 to 2 behind strong offense and fielding miscues by Detroit. Johnson held the Griffs to a pair of runs early, but Washington’s bats exploded late.
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J. W. Fitzgerald
Athletics
Nationals
Mack
Griffs
Macks
Sandlot Brigade
Jing Johnson
Mim
Iy Perkins
Harper
T Bone Bilter
John
Jenbisc
Washelon
Gowen
Nnes
Johnson Herper
Burns
Burray
Jan Wrin
Burrus Burns
Burrus
Gills
Thomas Raller
Johnson
Pittsburgher
Satonis
Savoni
Mach
Frrewell
Shaw
Simones Teo Gett
Nestor Gant Raye
Hye Wis
Tare Tuas
Griffe Pot
Nav
Howes
Trey
Dempsey
HITS FLY AS TEAMS CLASH IN EARLY INNING FRAMES
The fragmentary report shows an early baseball interleague style game with Athletics and Nationals, listing players like Walker, Menosky, Burns, Kopp, Shanks, Leonard, and Judge. It details fouls, outs, doubles, and a series of defensive plays across the first four innings. The text is disjointed but depicts repeated outs and scoring attempts in a tense contest.
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Phildelphia
Waington
Grey Janson
Pengalis
Flarpe
Ot Gul
Harper Io
Kopp
Sohtics
Thomas Walker
Menosky Ramonals
Burns
Avior Kopp
Menosky
Verhins
Puce
Murphy
Snanks
Perkins Turner
Wurnhy
Burrus
Perkins
WeAsey
Shaw
Shanks
Naylor
Leonard
Fulrthian
Thomas
Measkers
Cheew
Perkins Nationals
Puiernich Shanks
Judge
Ty Purrus
Athletics
Turner Shanks
McAvoy
Picinich Nationals
Foster
Avoy Menosky
Rice
Nay
Raglon ” & A
Tate
Wasaugren
Mye
Walker Mitosk
Leonard Ure
Judgy
Shan Try Naylor
Palls
J Lae
Tadge Terkine
Birus
Prt
Urevell
Walker
Burns Leonard
Grevell
Burrus Rice
Thomas Joof Rice
Teonard
Thomas Thomas
Yankees End Slump With Ninth Inning Rally
New York broke a losing streak by scoring four runs in the ninth to beat Boston 8 to 5. Jones replaced Musser after the second. Shannon errors aided the visitors as New York used five pitchers to seal the win and climb to third in the pennant race.
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Boston
New York
Yankees
Jones
Musser
Shannons
York
Boston Aebhoa
Cawhlenp
Pipp Baker
Prat
Dannah Wiehland
Rrots
Peckinpiugh Pratt
Hannah Shannon
Baker Lewis
Pipp
Behang Hooper
Lipp
Fewster
Peeckinpaugh
Faker
Dpeckinpaugh
Baker Shannon
Tefl
Oit Quan
Thormahten
Quinn
Mogridge
Jorins
Shawkey Pone
Hormahten
Russell
Tous
Townings
Iy Quinn
Tomer Jones
Shawkey
Roth
Shermanien
Shannon
Krrssell
Dall
Sehang
Winnlag
Rasgel
Lencs
Faber Falters as Browns Defeat Sox 4 to 2 in Chicago
Chicago and St Louis met at a July 26 game where Faber struggled, allowing St Louis to capitalizing on two poor innings. Shocker pitched solidly for St Louis while the Browns scored on timely hits and two Chicago errors.
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Faber
Browns
SOX
Chicago
Urban Faber
St Lous
Shocher
St Louis
Austin
Gedeun
Bik Collus
Tacobson If
Weaverss
Sisler Ib
Ijacksonle
Wilhims Ct
OlPelsrhet
I Smithrf
Omiaherm Ib
St Louis Ovo
Watal Rats
Austin Geileon Jacobson
Gerber Felech
Wenrm
Ielsch
Fetsch
Jacobsen Smith
McMullia Weare
Gedeon
Lynn Lefton
Halla
Snicker
Baber
Shocker
Tigers Hit Savagely but Tribe Wins 9 to 1
Cleveland defeats Detroit 9 to 1 as the Indians outslug the Tigers with timely hits and strong defense. Pitcher Love earns the win, while Ayers and Hagby contribute offensively for Cleveland. Detroit ends with thirteen hits and one run.
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Tigers
TRIBE
Cleveland
Oho
Detroit
Tihamke
Ayers
Edmanth
Gardner
Storten
Teatnstont Ib
Newt
Bagby O
Ayer
Toye
Totris SA
Ayeey
Cuapmair
Surrors
Hapman
Chapman
Graney
Johsten
Johnston
Jokesten
Gardner Chapman
Toknston
Bush
Young
Heilman
Detroi
Torst
Close Play Weighs In as Murphy, Burrus Duel
In a tense game the action shifts through sixth to ninth innings with Murphy, Burrus, and Leonard delivering key plays. Murphy drives in Foster and Judge scores on various hits while Rice stars on the bases.
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Lor
Murphy
Burrus
Brighth
Athleti—Terner
McAvoy Fermandes
Rice Nationals
Judge
Foster
Grevell
Menosky
Rice
Judge Murphys
Picimich
Macks
McAvoy
Shanks
Murphy Leonard
Shaw
Leonard Foster
Judge Turner
Reds down Pirates 4 2 to extend win streak
Cincinnati wins its third in a row over Pittsburgh with a 4 2 victory. Both sides score early as pitching struggles and key hits drive the comeback, Kopf tripling in the ninth and stealing home for the fourth run.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Kopf
Coca
Pittsbeh
Daubert
Cincinnat
Bonthworth
Jacobs Shuts Out Cubs With Solid Pitching
Jacobs pitched a complete game gem blanking the Chicago Cubs 3 to 0 as St Tour hitters backed him. Run support came from key teammates while St Louis and ARHOA figures add to a strong performance on July 8.
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Jacobs Splendiat
Tumeir
St Tomlin
Chiane
Menro
Metemense
Miller
Jilavan Sy
Jacobs
Bawa
Cotale
Ninglemenga
Lous
Stockhorrors
Hornsb
Heathcote
McHenrs
Carter
B. Carter
Baly Toby Tacnics
Walapitek—Jacoba
Fosing Piteher
Braves Defeat Giants to Take Fourth Win in Series
In New York on July 26, the Braves edged the Giants 6 to 4 in a tight third game of the series. Boston's victory marks their fourth win against New York in the last two years across 27 meetings, with strong performances from a number of regulars and two key runs late in the game securing the result.
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Indians
Yankees
Tigers
Red Sox
Acalé
Browns
Athletics
Crags
Nat
Reds
Pirates
Giants
Braves
Pat Moracos
Dodgers
Phillies
Pat Chicago
Loma
Cleveand
Boston
New York
Washington
Detroit
Philadephia
Philadelphia
Washington i
Chicago
Cleveland
Nw York
Lous
Chago
Boston AB Hoa
York
Abitoa Borkel
Rarns If $Oyoty McQuenrt
Young Rt Rain Verma
Pilietenr Sys Y
Rawles
Boyle Wa Ptp
Powell F
Haatet Ys Smthef
Innman
Nolketh
Chase
Chase rEef
Andre
Marville
Causey
Gewdye
BiOrsrhgerp
teCar
Gowdy
Maransile
Rawlings
Empire Results Races Highlight Furlong Upsets and Favorites
The program details multiple races with favorites and longshots from six furlongs to one mile and a sixteenth. Notable performances include Ayplenyck at 30 to 1 winning the first race, Grimalkin placing second, and Green Gold finishing third in a sprint. Additional results list horses such as Overdeath, Hayberk, Zinnia, and Barazet with varying odds and placements. Track conditions noted as fast with a clear day.
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Mahony
Shummer
Grimalkin
Schuttinger
Tome
Suttontrope Oune
Woodtrain
Adele Tovfil
Karma Jack Leary
Tortoise
Sicond Kicp
Hayberk
Richerech
Albert
Jane
Loftus
Cormindak Wise
Sehmlinger
C Farrbroether
Almi
Penelope
Brewer
Tady Arimael
Doctor Dull
Pontpridd
Sammy Helt
Gnome
Welful
Eras Lye
Napthalius
Wilfred A de Fuind
Starling JG
Rystal Ford
Osgood
Cromwell
Arnold
Cametock
Tetley
Flmendort
Campenfleor
Tailor Wad
Alvars
Wiraco
Dindi
Bilson
Staten
Hong Kong
Habbub
Dottie Vandiver
Slelomer
Tady Ward
Alvard
Maia
Traidvale
King Loin
Uitherynot
Susan
Dattas Tost
Shiie
Anil
Forlenes
Nationals and Athletics split final series game in setback laden tilt
Washingtons young left hander Zachary started for the Nationals in the final game of a series already split two wins each. The Athletics showcased strong defense and timely hitting in the opener while the Nationals answered in game two. In Philadelphia, Meadows pitched superbly as Brooklyn and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Meadows and Josins contributing to the first game win for Philadelphia.
Minor Leagues Clash Over New Draft and Promotion Terms
A.R. Tearney, leader of Western and Three I leagues and NAC assistant, accused the National League of breaking faith with minors by refusing a formal 2 2 new agreement to replace the national agreement. He said majors oppose allowing draft players to advance, urging outright promotion buys instead. A prior verbal deal at a January meeting reportedly abrogated the national agreement and allowed independent minor league operation.
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Chicago
A R Tearney
National Association of Minor Leagues
National League
John A Wheycher
Tearney
Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
New York
Tearney Hig
Heydler
Miss Jemima Runs True To Western Form In Stake
New York July 26 Miss Jemima the Western star won the East View stake in a strong racing card at Yonkers with Bowes filly ridden by Johnny Loftus. Bally Interest captured the Yonkers handicap as the day drew crowds near 25000. Joe Leonard impressed at second basemen with three hits in four at bats for the White Sox before injuries sidelined Ray Schalk.
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Joe Leonard
New York
Empire City Racing Association
Miss Jemima
Favonte
Yonkers
James Butlers Bally
R I
Carmans Carmandale
Jemima
Johnny Loftus
Fir Rowe
Moss
Entries Open for 23rd US Amateur Championship
New York officials announce entries open with Secretary Howard F Whitney. The national title last won by Chick Evans of Chicago in 1916 will begin August 18 at Oakmont Country Club in Allegheny County Pennsylvania after entries close August 11.
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New York
United States
Howard F. Whitney
Chick Evans
Chicago
Philadelphia
Oakmont Country Club
Alegheny County
Cohen & Schreiber Custom Tailor Offers Made-to-Measure Suits
Cohen and Schreiber advertise custom tailoring with made to measure suits priced from 950 to 1250 dollars. The ad emphasizes personalized fittings and alterations for a precise fit.
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Cohen & Schreiber Custom Tailore
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Januarin
Walker Harper
Burns Perkins
Venosky
Wilkers
Janvrin
Sharrity
Turner
Burns McAvoy
Rice Murphy
Burns Gharrity
Ying
Stoyrno
Burns Johnson
Fanner Kopp
Junvrin
Kapp Harper
INNIN
Toomas
Judge Burns
Murphy Perkins
Voster
Burns Menoshy
Walker Turner
Foster Shanks
McAvoy Harper
Burrus Johnson
Kopps
Thomas Nationals
Vurphy
Gharrity
Burns Piesmirh
Tunt Pitening
Ree Walker
Giils
Dperkings
Foster Wenoshy
Thomas Johnson
Hoster Thomas
Cull
Pavilen Cill
Wider Sationais
Murphy Gharrity
Walker Jonnaton
Shank
McBride
Erickson
LSE
Thomaus
Menoshyv Witinnais
Fidinch
Premich Store Jing
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Shaw Leonard
Koep
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UEB
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Artantiy el
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Bile
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Zachary Washingtons
Murphy Gharmaty
J Oater
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Shaws
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Imsey
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Wotats
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Olpen Johnston
Hickman
Wheat
Ayers Konetchy
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Exrors
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Rixe
Elaey
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Ray Schalk
White Sox
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James Butlers
Bherry
Spur
Pally
Andrew
Imereni
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Reamer
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Mirkel
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Raj Zee
Rium
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