Carroll Institute Beats Woodward & Lothrop In Rain delay
In Capital City League action Carroll Institute defeated Woodward & Lothrop by 9 to 4 after weather shortened the game from the seventh to the sixth inning. Hanvey struck out ten for Carroll while Chisholm faded late for W L. Handiboe’s persistence kept players in the game as showers persisted most of the contest.
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Bethany Falls to Kendalls in Junior League Clash
Kendall boys won 13 to 1 on the Monument grounds despite rain delays. Bethany’s pitcher Travers Stub failed to control the ball and argued with the umpire as fielding and batting slumped. Several players showed poor form, while Kendall’s defense and sharp play carried the victory.
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Beaten by One Run in District Council Rally
The District Council Royal Arcanum baseball team lost 11 to 10 to the Radfords on Wednesday. Radfords erupted in the fifth inning with seven hits and seven runs after two outs. Wynkoop Stecker Handibee Single and Rapp starred with extra-base hits including a home run. Carr made a running catch to save two runs and start a double play. Radfords invited District Council to a postgame reception with president Mr Fleming. refreshments followed. Radfords will face the Law Reporters' on Saturday at Radfords grounds Second and Florida Avenue.
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BEATEN BY KANNS TEAM MUSIC BOYS LOSE FIRST GAME
Musicians at Barracks fall to Kann s team on Wednesday afternoon marking their season’s first defeat Lefty Smelds played in goal for the Marines while Fries starred in pitching and Smith excelled in catching St Martin s defeats Trinity in six innings St Martin s offense matched at Second Street and Florida Avenue with Wapie on the mound Trinity scoring mostly with three singles and a double Bucknell Brown note from sporting page remains unclear
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Even Split In Boston Philadelphia Doubleheader
Boston and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Philadelphia winning 7 to 1 in the first game and Boston taking the nightcap 4 to 0. Poor pitching by MacNichols aided Boston as timely hits. Attendance was 2,528.
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Long hitting powers Chicago over Cincinnati in batters' duel
Chicago beat Cincinnati 3 to 1 as both teams pounded the ball in a brisk game. Tsuggi kept his line moving while Chicago hitters crowded the bases, with Tinker homering and Woodruff driving in runs. Chance drew disciplinary action after clashing with umpire Moran on Tuesday. Attendance 450.
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Warsaw Defeats Fredericksburg 11 to 0 in Exhibition
Special to The Washington Post from Fredericksburg Virginia reports Warsaw routed Fredericksburg 11 to 0 on the Athletic grounds yesterday afternoon. The Western team dominated the game with strong pitching and timely hitting, securing a decisive victory.
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Fredericksburg
Puckered Sunday School Team Loses to Senators 17–0
Five thousand fans packed American League Park to watch the Sunday school league amateurs face the Senators. Despite bright plays by Hughes and Beall, the amateurs were outmatched as the professional lineup ripped 13 hits and 8 runs off starter Wahler, then Clark and Patten closed the game. Gates, King, and Langley stood out among the locals, while Townsend struggled early before steadying.
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Senators and Clevelands Wind Up the Series with a Double-header
The Washington and Cleveland clubs arrange two games today with one admission. President Johnson's consent and club consultation allowed the shift from Saturday to afternoon. Estimated 10,000 in Cleveland on Saturday. Wolfe and Jacobsen to start for Senators, Donahue to oppose Patten for Cleveland. First game at 2 pm with ladies day. teams travel by Pennsylvania Railroad to Forest City, arriving Saturday morning.
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Detroit Shut Out by Henley in Two-Hit Affair
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 4 to 0 as Henley pitched a two hitter while Kitson was hit hard. Attendance 3,099. Key players included Murphy, Cross, and Davis for Detroit and Dade homering for Philadelphia. Henley allowed four walks and struck out seven over 1 hour 12 minutes.
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Baseball Notes Highlight Rough Week In Pro Baseball
Detroit News reports Coughlin lands, Hart desires no more umpiring, and daily doubleheaders in Cleveland. Unglaub returns healthy for champions as Lajoie crew posts heavy extra base stats. Batters, managers, and injuries fill a busy schedule with many clubs in flux and Mayhem at Wilmington on riot day.
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Western Tennis Tourney Semi finals Reach in Chicago
The Western tennis championship advances to the semi finals in men's singles and doubles and women's singles, with the women's doubles final. Results include Little over Ashcroft 6 0, Beach over Kicker 4 6 4, Emerson over Carter 5 7 6 3 6 2, Wardner over Neely 6 7 6 1. In doubles, details of Scudder Corner, Wardeer Hunt, and Emerson brothers matchups listed. Women’s singles second round sees Barnes, Hillman, Wimer, Steever, Sutton, Parker, Spreck, Waller, Noyes advancing. Colts defeat Mail and Press 10 to ? in a gritty Thirteenth and Tenth streets game.
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Saving on Hosiery and Serge Suits Promoted
The ad touts bargains on 50c 75c and $1.00 Half Hose at 35c or three for $1.00 with最新 hosiery novelties. It also argues Parker-Bridget serge suits are dependable and well made with proper cut and finish, emphasizing quality and value.
Yoakum Beats Joe Pointer in 205 Pace at Grosse Pointe
Detroit July 28. Heavy rain did not deter a good track for the fourth day of the Detroit Driving Club blue ribbon meet at Grosse Pointe. Frank Yoakum led the stretch drive to defeat Joe Pointer in the 2.06 pace, Angus Pointer and West were among notable runners in a feature filled program including the 2.24 Chamber of Commerce Consolation and the 2.05 pace. China Maid, the favorite for the latter, broke badly in both its heats, letting Angus Pointer and others claim the better placements.
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Surprises Mark Eastern Tennis Doubles at Longwood
In the Longwood Cricket Club Eastern doubles event surprising upsets occur as former champions Larned and Campbell fall to Holt and Foster and to Ward and Wright. Clothier advances in singles to the semifinals after beating Hallowell, while matches feature Rolodex-like results among Wrenn, Hoskins, and others.
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St Valentine Wins Iroquois Stakes in Rain Slop at Brighton
Heavy storm drenches Brighton Beach track as St Valentine the favorite wins the Iroquois Stakes a head over Gold Saint amid muddy conditions. Redfern’s late rush on St Valentine, Cloverland riderless crash and Belle Dixon selling for 1800 draw additional race chatter.
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Uncertain track at St Louis Fair Grounds favors Few
At St Louis Fair Grounds a chancy track produced tight results with Omar winning a five furlong selling race as Lolla Hunter placed second. In subsequent races Mindora and Frutt scored notable upsets while Elle led a strong main event, with Booster and Goo Goo close behind. Fort Erie results later showed Anna Beall winning at 15 to 1 amid a day of surprises.
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Five and a half furlongs winner Pirate Polly in strong finish
In the fifth race over five and a half furlongs Pirate Polly at 7 to 16 won while Scarecrow placed second and Peggy Mine was third at 15 to 1 Time 1.12% The six furlong sixth race saw Anna Beall at 15 to 1 win with The Elba at 5 to 1 second and Miriam at 100 to 1 third Time 1 19%
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Kurtzman Wins Competition Stakes at Hawthe
Kurtzman won the Competition Stakes at Hawthe in a drive the length of the stretch. Miss Inez and John Smulski trailed the winner by a length at the finish as the Ellison entry faded. The stake was worth 370 to the first horse in a card showing multiple races and entries with weather reported as clear and cool and the track muddy.
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Sheriff Bars Grand Jury Demand On Chicago Race Tracks
Chicago July 28 Sheriff Barrett will not act to close Cook County race tracks despite a grand jury request. After Citizens Association evidence claimed betting at Harlem and Tawthorne, the jury asked enforcement of law but Barrett, advised by his attorneys, postponed action pending legal review. He warned that a formal demand by the jury carries no greater weight than a private request.
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Plunger Ryan's Horses Sold at Brighton Sale
The complete Ryan stable including Reliable the champion sprinter sold for 15000 to A Shields plus other high bids. J J Ryan attended as Paul Clifford Metrone and De Armande sold for thousands each. A storm at Gravesend caused two deaths but Dinah Shad was only stunned. Erie racing postponed due to heavy rains.
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Street Railroad Car In Bismarck For Legislature
North Dakota owns a street railway at Bismarck to carry members of the legislature to and from the capital. The car is owned and operated within the system.
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