Nationals Edge Cleveland in One-Run Classic
Cleveland and Washington split a tight game in one hour nine minutes as Harry Bay delivered a three-base hit and his 200th safety, while Washington escaped with a 1-0 lead after a muffed fly ball. Anderson and Hughes pitched competently amid fielding errors, with Bay’s heroics sealing Cleveland’s only run against Tom Hughes. Attendance 2,154.
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Wabbington Post
Cleveland
To Way
Washington
Tom Hughes
Harry Bay
Bay
Stahl
Btone
Keeler
Harry Davis
Frank Dona
Nationals
Elmer Flick
Seo
Kahl
McCarthy
Tay
Anderson
Hughes
Cassidy
Flick
Hil
Donahue
Segwon
Jackson
Clavpland AB
Garribo
Deowhus
Toto
Lam
Analdy
Hlehma
Tore
Heydon
Busnes
Weshlustan
Ten Innings Called to Catch Train in Chicago Philadelphia Tie
In Chicago on July 2 the Athletics and Phillies played ten innings tied 4 to 4 when called to allow Philadelphia to catch a train. Altrock left after being hit, Cross ordered out for disputing umpire’s decision. Attendance 5,120. Box score and play-by-play details follow.
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Athletics
Chiago
Philadelphia
Chiazo
Phiadelphia
Altrock
White M Cross
Crago Boa
Phliad
Phia RO Aw
Groon
Oy Martel
Owe
OH. Davin
Donohue
OL Grose
Sonce
Osaybord
Sullivan
Wmurphy
Dundun
Crom
Tannen
P'Knight
Altric
b'Behreek
Waite
Plank
Boo Oorg Smith
Chicago
White
Laball
Dundon
Seybold
Sebreck
Alte Park
Sheridan
Minor League Games Across Leagues Reported Scores
Baseball results from American Association Southern Atlantic Eastern and New York State leagues are listed with multiple city matchups. Scores include Milwaukee versus Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City St Paul Nashville New Orleans Baltimore Buffalo Providence Newark Jersey City Macon Columbus Augusta Savannah Charleston Scranton Binghamton Wilkes Barre Syracuse and others with varying final tallies.
National League Scores Reported For Five Games
New York defeated Cincinnati 9 to 3 while Brooklyn topped Louisville 4 to 3 Philadelphia beat Chicago 4 to 3 and Pittsburgh won 3 to 1 over Boston. The brief standings reflect late season NL action with multiple clubs scoring to gain ground.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Loula
Philadelphia
Chicago
Blttsburg
Boatan
Capital City League Ko Games Scheduled Today
Capital City League standings show St. Louis 59 332 Philadelphia 62 37 559 and Brooklyn 307, with teams like Chicago 62 48 1678 and Boston 64 25. The record includes partial scores and team abbreviations reflecting the league table as printed.
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Chicago in Easy Victory
Philadelphia beat Chicago with Weimer hit hard and relief by Pfeffer after the second inning. Attendance around 1,600. Line scores list players like Maloney, Magee, Schulte, and Courtney among others, with Pitchers Weimer and Pfeffer noted. The game featured Chicago making errors and Philadelphia earning faster runs.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Weimer
Pfeffer
Secor Chicago
Rhore Logic
Thomas
Giemsa
Schutte
Courney
Chance
Tinker
He Hettmen
Bransticia
Casey
Doolin
Kling
Wolmer
Ol Sparks
Prefer
Ee Ae ‘Corala
Banes
Maloney
Titue
Mages
Din- On
Titus
Schulte
Magee
Doom
Courtney
Gleason
Wild Mint Wins Test Handicap In Thrilling Brighton Finish
New York July 27 James R Keene's Wild Mint rallied under Lyne to edge Hamburg Belle by a head in the Test Handicap at Brighton Beach beating Hermia among the fastest Eastern milers. Battling finished third as Wild Mint and Hermis drew clear on the backstretch. The Keene entry Ballota and Curiosity led in earlier races with Strange results across six events.
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James R. Keene
Wild Mint Today
Brighton Beach
Hermia Wild Mint
Hamburg Belle
Hermis
Alan-a-Dale
Wild Mint
Hermig
Beene
Lyne
Battling
Ballota
Curiosity
Keene
W. Davis
Colosazi
Lot
Martin
Diggings
The
Cannon Ball
Lang Dolan
Jay’ Fay
Strephot
Maid of Frmbuctoo
Lady Henrietta
Thistle Dale
Maximilian
Long Shot
High Born
Tweedie
Tippetoes
Simalse
Blessing
Bix Tarlonge
Mantergon
McDaniel
Confederate
Ascend
Casafond
W. Knapp
Kuroki
Hector
Holloway
Brooklyn Fielders Defeat St Louis In Tough Game
Brooklyn topped St Louis 7 to 4 as Hanlon's men piled hits in the fourth and fifth. The vators loaded the bases three times in early seventh but sharp fielding kept them scoreless. Attendance 700. Box shows Sheckard Dunleavy Beckley and Shannon among the standouts with timely hits and solid defense throughout the seven innings.
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St. Louis
Hanlon
Va‘tors
Brokiv
Reoae St Lows
MOA E Dovbs
Chs
Dunteavy
Shockarae Iz
Shannon
I Lumley
Bateb
Beomiey
Geatler
Arndt
Lewis
Burks
Ritter
U & 20
Gmiy
Mitchell
Taylor
Aewoa
Sheckard
Dunleavy
Beckley
Dobba
Lumley
Tiou
McBride
End Beckley
Lef
ases—Brokly
Bt Louis
Dalie
Tarrat
Ftraf
St Loita
Tester
Strudkont
Dy Mitehell
Mn O'Day
St Stephens Subdue St Patrick's in Early Lead Rally
St Stephens Institute stormed to a six run edge in the first inning as Hughes starred in the field and at the plate. With St Patrick's unable to muster a regular pitcher, the Irishmen faded, while fair play and errors limited their chances throughout the rest of the game.
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Patrick’s
St. Stephen
Steen
Fairtoke
AB Hughes
O'Brien
Wein Ship Boat
Rapp
Ty. Warden
Tate B. Patrick'y
Balle
Cr Beall
Atchison
Baal
Tan— West
Hughes
Repp
Moriarity
Ogle
Randell
Groff
Welsh
Basad
Landalttol Dougherty
Warden
Beal
Carroll
Atehicon
Titeh
Atehison
D. Venable
Victory for Commissioners in 2 to 2 draw on Nationals' ground
The Commissioners' Club edged the National Athletic Club in a 2 2 tie played yesterday afternoon on the Nationals' grounds. Venable and Collistroner miscues aided by a Jenks hit enabled two sixth inning runs for the Nationals, while Cantwell struck out many Nationals batters. Kerr, Price, and other Nationals players delivered strong defensive plays. both sides had scoring in the first and fourth frames with Cannwell and Kerr active on the mound.
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Carroll Institute
Mercy of Columbia
Wen
St Stephens's Tratisute
Columbia Athlete Club
Aloyaiua Club
Patrick's Club
National Athletic Club
Coliseum
Fourtcouth
Coleum
Columbia Athletic Club
Kinney
Carroll
Stone
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Radab Taylor
O Hinney
Babyon
Rutz
Quaz ‘Waller
Gallen
Onde Motion
Alversythe
Glotzback
Voxt
Waple
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Dyer
Forney
Fenton
Ootoo
Pulcher
Carr
Aoe
Bymonoakip
Columbia
COFCO
Earardruss
Hasee
Corroll
Balle
Nowki
Symoneski
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OM Carr
Aff
Strack
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Yy Store
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Fulcher
Rabann
Bullen
Taylor
Wonton
Mir. Hardy
Commissioners
Venable
Fitzpatrick
Colliflower
Collidwer
Leonard
Nationals
Collistoner
Capt. Jenks
Cantwell
Natonal
Is Mercy
Bakter
Kerr
Price
RHO AB Frice
Myers
Grant
Krehling
OM Cantwell
Reds Lose Fourth Straight to Giants in New York Series
In New York on July 27 the Reds again failed to win, dropping the fourth straight loss this week. Pitching shuffled as Hahn left the game and Harper mopped up. Offensive totals show New York defeating Cincinnati 4 to 1 amid ragged play and multiple substitutions.
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Cincinnati
Gianta
New York
NaUonals
Cinciinnati
Hahn
Harper
Aadanaul
F Browne
Iden Bloe
Ovanga
Abcinnatt
O Wiltee
Habn
Wiltee
Bi—Megaon
Dahten
Wiltse
Eld
Htt
Browne
Gilbert
Kelsey Jebring
McGann
Brennehan
Leever Dominates as Pittsburg Tops Boston 2 1
In Boston on July 2, Leever pitched a two hitter for Pittsburg, facing no free passes. Despite Young being hit more often, Pittsburg capitalized on a base on balls in the eighth and Delehanty’s muff in the ninth for a 2 1 win. Wagner’s error kept Boston from a shutout. Attendance 2,362.
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Mass
Leever
Pittsburg
Young
Delehanty
Pillsburg
Wagner
Rhoae
Bost
Rhoae Clymer
A’chio
Clarke
Tomney
Leach
Balas
Metehanty
Hipwerd
Leuterbern
Brain
Cannell
Ritchey
Raymala Paltz
Moran
E. Fibath
Lever
Tara Totals
Bronton
Howard
Leaver
Abbatiehlo
Abbatlechio
Penn
Foundry Defeats Cowboys In Pitchers Battle 4 to 1
A large crowd watched the Printing Office League game as the Foundrys beat the Cowboys 4 to 1. Brown allowed three hits and struck out eleven for Foundry while Kappler fanned ten for Cowboys. Herpert, Foundry third baseman, made a sharp three-bagger and contributed strong fielding. Umpire was M. Parsons. time of game one hour forty-five minutes.
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Foundry
Cowboys
Laat
Pet
Columbia
Kappler
Herpert
Puban Chratlag
Herrmann
Chute
Colter
Herbert
Latebots
Chambain
Havens
Tralway
de Patteson
Heffernan
Nepman
Mulligan
Cohroy
Tatalass
Fevadry
Balle
Tehsa
Episcopal League Game Recap at Bureau Grounds
Washington Christ Church faced Georgetown Christ Church while Epiphany Chapel hosted St. Agostine. St Andrew’s loss stemmed from poor fielding and Byrum’s hits. St Paul’s and St Andrew’s players posted notable at bats and outs. Box score lines list Gieson Fagan Graves Wood and Byrum among others with pitching by Johnson and Olsson before final score and game time of one hour twenty minutes.
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Bureau Grounds
Chriat Chureb
Washington
Chriat Church
Georgetown
Epiphany Chapel
St. Ag+arowea
St. Paul's
St. Andrew's
Sevre
St Andrewe
St. Pauls
Rao AE Gieson
D Fagan
Hunter
McKnew
Graves
Eekle
Johnson
Revere Dbrt Gerrett
Dyrum
Paul's
St Paula
Tajen
Harner
Pagan
Salts
Grava
Wood
Grons
Byrum
Birick
Olsson
Pitehedt
Gross
Ceascar
Epiphasy Chapel
St. Paul
John
Exhibition Baseball Tilt Between Agriculture and Interior Clubs
In a drawn out rental league game Agriculture and Interior teams clashed with a long, tedious contest. Interior tallied all runs in the fifth inning as Sanders faltered afterward, while Green struggled on the mound. Final line score shows Agriculture with seven runs and Interior with eight, aided by fielding errors and timely hits.
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Agricultures
Interiora
Interiors
Sanders
Green
Agrisuiture
Rhoae Interior
Rhoae Hotman
Lj Tracy
Garacer
O Bateman
Weber
Bunn
Chu'nden
Shoema'r
Brovenson
Nash
Bandits
Care
Brown
Madden
Thompson
Cramer
Plunder
Olm'kart
Port
Grean
Agricultura
Interior
Balle
Sanderm
McKal Madden
Grew
Pride Knight
Madaen
Greemacs
McKnight
Banders
Maiden
Threa-bane
Chittendan
Basecer
Shoemaker
Tatoo
Chittendon
Stevenson
Hoffman
Bateman
Carr
Tracy
Crittendon
Pichher
Dy Madden
Wild Pltcher
Pasand Balla
Umapira
Mr. Barr
Baseball Notes Reflect A Turbulent Season And Shifting Loyalties
Washington won six of seventeen on the trip while Cy Young is praised by fans as a potential rival duel. Cleveland papers lampoon Manager Stahl for disputing umpires. Jone Kelley nears the 80 mark with tough season work. Nationals return home with unchanged percentage. Tom Hughes wins three from Cleveland on their grounds. Cy Young’s control remains steady and Barney Dreyfuss seeks entry to the American League. Ed Barrow tests many players at Indianapolis, and Johnny Evers is sidelined by a mashed finger. Cleveland’s improved form and plans for crowd-drawing Sundays, with Boston and New York in as opponents, shape the late season. Gua Dorner leads the American Association, while the Tri-State League faces national protection. Dan Brouthers retires from the diamond, choosing a hotel and local duties. The Southern race shows Nashville, Little Rock, and Memphis in a tight fight, with New Orleans surging ahead.
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Washington
Boston
Cy Young
Cleveland
Stahl
Jon Kelley
Nationals
Tom Hughes
Charley Moran
Indianapolis
Billy Keister
Pittsburg
Barney Dreyfuss
Billy Lauder
Brown University
Philadelphia
New York
Plattsburg
Ed Barrow
Juke Stahl
Johnny Evers
Chicago Cube
Joe Stanley
Washington Lad
Atlanta Journal
Laja
Worcester
Larry
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Gua Dorner
Columbus
American Association
Altoona
Ese York
Tri-State
League
Dan” Brouthers
Diamond Heavy
Springfield
Poughkeepale
Wappinger Falls
Nashville
Little Rock
Nashvlle
Memphis
Travelers
New Orleans
Baseball Questions and Bets From the Sporting Editor
A reader asks about a Wednesday Washington game double header and who won. The editor notes bets hinge on the regular game. A reader queries Nick Carter’s win loss record in the New York State League and a batsman’s credit on a fielder’s choice play with a throw from short to home.
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Sporting Editor Post
Washington
Nick Carter
Syracuse
Post
Aone
Immaculate Triumph Over Marquette-League Leader
The Immaculate team edged the pennant contenders 6 to 4 in a seven inning matinee. Key players included Brennen, Martin, and Hillary with solid pitching and notable hits, while errors and fielding shaped the late game.
Colts Compel A Draw In Philadelphia Cricket Match
Marylebone eleven of London and Philadelphia Colts played to a draw at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. The visitors totaled 374 first and second innings, while the home squad reached 364. The Colts showed notable youth against the English experts, with Merion coverage upcoming as Winchester meets Charlestown in Reservoir Park action.
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Philadelphia
Marylebone
London
Philladelphia
Kingishmen
Marylebone Cricketers
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Two Favorites Win Jillette and Hogan At Latahia
Jillette and Hogan were the winners as public favorites in a five race card at Latahia Cincinnati on July 27. The features include Seven furlong first race Crescerton won with Two Penny second and Algonquin third. second race five furlongs Jillette led to win with Vice Kinney second. third race nine furlongs Naran victorious with JJ Collins runner up. fourth race one mile seventy yards San Remo captured with Plerizel second. fifth race five furlongs Hogan took the prize with Theo Case second. sixth race seven furlongs Jigger won with Van Hope second. Other runners noted include Ivernla Shogun Dunmore Safety Light and more.
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Jillette
Hogan
Cheinnati
Safety Light
Tillian
Hardiestle
Sam Craig
Furlonga Jilette
Vice Kinney
Gateand
Hastity
Tims
Flos
Anos Smith
Queen Corolla
Ix Fu Longu Naran
JJ Collins
Retort
Gilded Lady
Hehe! Barry
Prank Bum
Good Thee
Macerona
Gleeman
Winton
San Remo
Plerizel
Hortemsta
Siow Lee
Denote
Western Duke
Chief Bush
Furtonge
Theo Case
Trenoix
Sherrill
Speedmaker
Creel
van Hope
Robin Hood
Federal
Woods Perry
Rian
Mint Bed
Lord Haven
Police See The Races At Delmar Track In July Crowd
In St Louis on July 2 the Belmar track opened with police presence as crowds were small and the grandstand largely empty. The card covered six furlongs to a mile races featuring horses like Saintoat and Tom McGrath with multiple finishes and times listed for each event.
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Delmar Track
St. Louis
Gopt
McNamee
Mckenna
Belmar
Anwalle
Saintoat
Getond
Tsvora
Buzom
Nettie Me
Caroline W
Jennie Mitchell
Pred Prienmeyer
Henry Rob
Bahel's Pride
Katie Crows
Happy Chap
George T. Leo
Tom McGrath
Bitter Hand
St Columb
Mme
George Schell
Fairyiew
Dick Redd
Dave Sommers
Athena Also Ren
Mailbox
Fortune ‘Telier
Tanney ‘Boe
Sweet Kitty Bellales
Marseiy Geffoey
Olle Burnett
Wor
Jade
Sandalwood
Tims
Atoga
Dotuslon
Rederick Diu
Favorites Win at Fort Erie Track Meet
Buffalo July 27 Halifax at 9 to 2 won the fourth race at Fort Erie as the favorites dominated. Weather clear and track fast. Races list winners: Misa Cornet 6 furlongs, Grevilla five furlongs, The Dom one mile, Halifax four and one half furlongs, Mesto one mile, Peggy six furlongs. Time details for each race noted. final race clipped.
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Fort Erie
Buffalo
Halifax
Misa Cornet
Blue Grouse
John H. Kirby
Grevilla
King’s Guinea
Rubinan
Golden Flower
Our Bere
Father Catch
Mesto
Annie
Peggy
Mrs Walden's Filly Wins Sound Selling Stakes at Narra gansett Park
Mrs W B Walden's filly, long favored after three prior wins here, captured the Sound Selling Stakes worth 1000 at Narragansett Park. She led from the start in a decisive run, with odds 4 to 6, beating a competitive field as results list races across five furlongs to six furlongs with close finishes and assorted payouts.
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Mrs. Walden
Providence
BR. W. Waelden
Narragansett Park
Adl Pink
Blue Mamie
Fim Plum
Cabaim
Bronco Wing
Arsenal
Thomars
Hon
Vernes
Interieht
Tin Wild Trishman
Durbar
Right
Trug
Tims
Contest for the Gay Cup Opens Marblehead Motor Race
Three days of motor boat racing began at Marblehead Massachusetts with twenty entries from the Eastern Yacht Club. The Gay Cup targets the best overall record after three days on a thirteen mile course with class races awarding prizes. Huppa won the first class in 42 minutes seconds, Bink took second class in 1 hour 2 seconds, and Talisman led third class in 1 06 sat.
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Mass
Eastern Yacht Club
Aome
New York
Commodore Gay
Eastern Watch Club
Huppa
Bink
Talisman
Pittsburg Defeats Chicago Wanderers in Cricket Match
Pittsburg won 166 to 114 in a two innings match at the Pittsburg Field Club. Detroit will be tied with a Pittsburg team for the Spalding trophy regardless of remaining results. Top scores: Graham McPherson 47 for Pittsburg and Homer Johnson 45 for Wanderers.
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Chicago Wanderers
Graham McPherson
Homer Johnson
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Wanderers
Sullivan plans new music hall in San Francisco
John L Sullivan announces San Francisco will be his permanent home. He trains with Jack McCormick near Sheehan’s Beach tavern while preparing for a fight with Gus Rubini and plans to open a premier music hall on Mason Street near Harry Corbett’s in the Tenderloin, aiming to attract sporting patrons as the city becomes the boxing center of the country.
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San Francisco
Washington Pont
John L. Sullivan
Sheehan
Beach Tavern
Jack McCormick
Gus Rubini
Mason Street
Harry Corbett
John L
Een Francisco
Improvement Sale Offers Low Prices On Suits and Sailors
This sale cuts prices to the lowest notch. stock offered at half price. Parents urged to buy now for next season as the boy will have at least three months wear. All Fancy Suits two and three piece includes Nor folks and Sailors.
Boys Knee Pants Sale Offers Summer Essentials
Advertisement notes boys knee pants in sizes 4 to 17 with a range of fancy and solid colors and neat mixtures. It promotes having an extra pair to carry through the summer and invites purchase.
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