Turner Beated Pwo Rung and Defeated Ganeaga in Capital City League
Turner A.C. beat Gonzaga and Ganeaga in a hard fought Capital City League game. Anderson pitched strongly through nine innings before a late rally by Turner produced the winning run on Beckett's grounder and Davis's dropped easy fly.
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Sixth Routs Faith 24 to 18 in Junior League clash
A large crowd witnessed Sixth beat Faith 24 to 18 in a loosely played Junior Sunday School League game. Leslie Comfort of Sixth stood out with excellent fielding in the ward. Epiphany is scheduled to face Foundry in today’s matchup.
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Automobiles Lost in New York to Chicago Run
Elmira July 2 Jerry Ena and H Schmitt started from Chicago at 4 oclock Wednesday morning on a record breaking auto trip. They are reported lost between Salamanca and Elmira with messages to several friends along the route failing to locate them.
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Stephen's Triumph Over Gunton in Sunday School League
St Stephen's defeated Gunton Templet e in a well contested game at Van Mess Path field. Although Gunton-Manople had six hits to Stephen's four, Stephen's scored their only run in the sixth as Dreager drove to center on an error. Asquith led the visitors with two of four, while Hutchinson and Ashley pitched well for the winners. Time 1 hour 27 minutes.
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Senators edge Cleveland in two dramatic contests
In a doubleheader Washington showcased brilliant plays highlighted by Hill’s leaping catch for a standing ovation from a huge crowd. Moore and Jacobsen pitched well for Cleveland, while O’Neill and Cassidy sparkled in the field and McCormick’s defense stood out for Washington.
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Foundry Triumphs Over Gurley With Ninth Inning Rally
In a Tablet-era baseball clash Foundry rallied from 8 4 down in the ninth to beat Gurley 8 to 8. Tracy Kinney Vermillion and Clements led a five run burst as Kinney struggled early but finished strong. Haring faced heavy contact for Gurley while Wynkoop and other Gurley players produced scattered hits.
Washington Third Baseman Coughlin Sold to Detroit
Special to The Washington Post reports that Third Baseman Coughlin of the Washington club has been purchased by Detroit. He is expected to join the Tigers in Philadelphia, with Winter and Huelsman set to replace him for Washington. Coughlin, popular and hardworking, is described as an outstanding third baseman, among the league’s best, while illness hindered Winter’s form this season.
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Washington Post
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Philadelphia
Donovan
Cleveland
Johnson
Senators
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Huelsman
Charley Moran
McAleer
Moran in the Game at New York Defeats Bt. Lane 3 0
In New York on July 2 190? the Moran team beat Bt. Lane by a 3 to 0 score. Powell pitched steadily for Moran allowing no runs and 4 hits while Petty also pitched well. Attending 1 801 spectators, strong defense backed the mound work.
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Mr. Sheridan
Chicago and Boston Baseball Box Score Summary
Box score recount of a Chicago versus Boston game with lineups, hits, errors, and pitching notes. Notable details include two base hits by Collins, Stahl, and Selbach, a late inning home run sequence, and pitcher Owen versus Dineen. The game lasts 1 hour 65 minutes with Connolly as umpire.
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Selbach
Jones
Green
Callahan
Isbetl
Ilaya
la Chance
Farrell
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Dunden
Donahue
OM Dineen
Mr. Connolly
Baseball Scores and Standings From a Distant Doubleheader
Brooklyn and New York split a pair while St Louis beat Pittsburg 8 to 5 in the latest standings update. Key performers include Leach, Wagner, Kruger, and Brain as pitchers and fielders across the two games with Earned runs counted for both Pittsburg and St Louis. The day’s box shows Beaumount, Barclay, Shay all contributing steals and two-base hits for the victors.
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Farrell
Beckley
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Lynch
McFarland
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Shut-Out For Each In Brooklyn New York Doubleheader
Brooklyn and New York Nationals played a twin bill in Brooklyn with both teams shut out. Brooklyn nips New York 1 0 in the first game as Mathewson walks in the winning run. New York wins 2 0 in the second behind errors including Gessler and a wild pitch, while Dillon Dahlen and Strang are ejected for disputing umpire Zimmer. Attendance 6,500.
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Treat for the Kids Chicago and Cincinnati baseball game report
Brown pitched well for Chicago allowing five singles with nine strikeouts but the defense failed in the ninth as Cincinnati scored twice on errors a walk and Kelley hit Attendance 9000 schoolchildren admitted free Red lines show Chicago Cincinnati final score and player notes including Tinker Kling Corcoran Oswell Kelley and others Umpire Johnstone Time of game 1 hour 34 minutes Injunction suspended in Montgomery allowing baseball games today and tomorrow
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Baseball Gossip and Managerial Turmoil Across Leagues
Shreveport notes judge Sayre to decide injunctions Monday. Pat Dougherty leads Selbach, Clark Griffith recalls Puttman from Providence, and Sunday school league stock faces a rough Friday. Giants deny bad feeling. Betts resumes umpiring. debates arise about pro and amateur play. Predictions on Griffith, Senates games, and O’Leary, Dahlen, and Shaffer trades color a busy pro baseball landscape with managerial upheaval and player movements.
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Billy Sunday
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Louisville
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Arndt
Shaffer
Midnight Stars Shutter Young Arlingtons 3 to 0
Amateur baseball recaps a 3 0 shutout as Hobson and Taylor combined on the mound for the Midnight Stars. In a ten inning tilt Ascension Church edged Shady Side 8 to 4 with Tanner delivering standout defense and offense.
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