St Stephens Tops Atlantic Team In Capital City League
Shorty Hughes sprinted home in the eighth to lift St Stephen's to a 12 to 11 win over the Atlantics in a seesaw Capital City League clash. Both teams pounded 29 hits as Murray and Wooden were worked hard. St Stephen's pulled ahead with a four-walk rally and a daring steal spree.
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Wooden
Institute Boys
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Moriarty
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Mr. Handihoe
First Wallowps Waugh Defeats In Slow Sunday League Game
Bethany defeats Waugh 17 to 8 in a slow contest at Thirteenth and D streets northeast. Key plays include Coleman’s one handed stop and strong batting. Scoring details list Coleman, Roundtree, Steckler, Lewis, Hofman and Litchfield among others with pitching by Shorn and Fields. Umpire Mackay. game time two hours and sixteen minutes.
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Kelly
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McQuin
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Schorn
Mr. Mackay
Tie in Marquette St Martin and St Vincent Clubs Play to Standstill
St Vincent and St Martin battled to a 7 7 tie at Olympic Field in a high school baseball clash. Tierney Dondero and Cook led St Vincent while Hubbard, Sherman and Merritt starred defensively for St Martin. Errors and wild throws produced most runs as both teams squandered chances in the late innings.
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St. Vincent
W. Pa Wook
Trinity
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St. Peter
St. Emi
Aist
Cook
Blair
Hubbard
Aj Tong
Moffit
Sherman
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Goodman
Mom
Norris
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Uy Turner
Spa
Hubberd
Dugan
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Om Merri
St Martin
Merri
Beckett
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Momer Q
Ping
Merrill
B. Sebastian
Gainess
University Stars Beat Dalgrens In 7–5 College Game
The University Stars defeated the Dalgrens 7 to 5 in a curious clash highlighted by A. Baldus’s pitching and strong Stars hitting. Baldus allowed one walk and struck out Afteen while the Stars produced timely scoring. Also notes Wisconsin decision not to send a four oared crew to Poughkeepsie regatta and Ten Eycke retained as rowing coach.
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University Stars
Dal‘grens
A. Baldus
Baldus
Afteen
al Be University Stars
Palgrens
Hamilton
Simons
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Boss
Unpire
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M- Hani- Ae
Randolph
Street
Barger
Washington Post
Miwaukee
Wis
Jane
Pratversity of
Wisconsin
Ten Eycke
Treasury Still Winning Over Commerce and Labor
Treasury defeated Commerce and Labor in a departmental league game as Evans led the batting. Donaldson exited in the eighth. Fulcher relieved. Kinney started for Commerce and Labor and was hit hard in his one inning. Notable hits featured B Bielaski and Evans, with several players contributing across the lineup.
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Commerce and Labor
Commerce Land Labor
Donaldson
Fulcher
Knockey
Kinney
Evans
O'Neil
OlKietads
Bester
Ofioemaker
Forney
Quinn
Don'd'n
Schriner
Fenwick
McCarthy
Lord
Walcher
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Oneill
Hester
Biglaski
Herbert
Kinner
Evand
Kleinschraidt
Lehriner
Ney
B. Bielaski
Gertman
Shoemaker
Biser
Carthy
Dartmouth blank Alabama in well played game at Hazleton field
Hazleton pitched for Dartmouth as the team rode fast base running to a 5 to 0 victory over Alabama in Hanover New Hampshire. Sanders pitched for Alabama but the Bulldogs limited the Southerners to four hits. Batteries Hazleton and Schoppeley for Dartmouth, Sanders for Alabama.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
University of Alabama
Hazleton
Sanders
Willis Pitches Fine Game In Norfolk Victory
Roanoke and Norfolk played a pitchers' duel in Roanoke on June 4, with Norfolk winning a tight 2 to 1 game. Willis struck out ten for Roanoke, while Norfolks' solid defense kept Roanoke from adding runs.
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Willis
Norfolk
Roanoke
Washington Post
Battie
Norfolks
Poegat
Roacoke
Wills
Cote
Qley
Edwards
Portsmouth Wins In Twelfth At Danville
Special to The Washington Post Danville Virginia June 4 Portsmouth defeated Danville in the twelfth inning by scoring on three hits off Smith. A fast brilliant game with both teams in good form Danville’s Relay Played a great game Moss Portsmouth manager benched in the ninth inning. Batteries Loos and Martin Smith and Ryan. Umpire Mr Stanton.
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Washington P Post
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Portsmouth
Smith
Denville
Moss
WML
Ceoogee Porumeuth
Loos
Martin
Ryan
Uipira
Stanton
Browns Up Brown Locala Splegaid Ball and Run Away
St Louis aggregation led by J McAleer opened season at National Park and was beaten 7 to 1 by the Nationals. Case Fatten starred for the locals with strong support from teammates. Highlights included brilliant fielding, base running, and timely hitting amid 15 safeties off Powell and seven steals by Stephens's catching counterpart.
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J. McAleer
National Park
Nationals
Case
Jack Powell
Nationals Rally Behind Patten In Long Ball Game
Patten pitched steady to frustrate the visitors as the Nationals surged after four innings, with Perrine and Jones delivering key fielding and hitting plays. Perrine’s spectacular catch and double play helped derail a late surge, while Jones and Anderson starred in center and at bat, solidifying Washington’s deserved win despite an uneven team performance.
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Anderson
Ganley
Perrine
Celebanty
Nationals
Altizer
Hayden
Sir O'Laughlin
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Powell
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Washington
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Charley Hickman
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Jim McAleer
Charley Jones
Fles
Jim Delehanty
Hd Delehanty
Jim
John Anderson
Browns
Graham
Nill
Unclear Weather and Team Pairings Across Key Matches
The fragment lists games today including New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with scattered team abbreviations and score-like numbers. It also mentions standings figures such as New York 28 11 and Philadelphia 23 15 indicating win totals or records.
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New York
Chicago
Bagton
Pittaburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Stan He
Stitead
Zuilponton
Ciemnat
Philadelpia
Pittsburg
Louis
Opening defeat for Philadelphia as Chicago tops hard field
Wretched fielding by Philadelphia and opportune hitting by Chicago produced a one sided opener. Chicago 10 Philadelphia 7. Hahn, Jones, Isbell, G Davis and Dougherty led the visitors with multiple hits while Hartsel, Seybold and Oldring supplied notable Philadelphia counts. Umpires Connolly and Hurst. Time of game two hours ten minutes.
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Quakers
Chicago
Philadelphia
Phite
Hann
Hartwel
Jones
Nicholls
Jebel
O‘seyhold
Uenohue
Y Davis
Q. Davie
Aj Claring
Dougherty
Ol Senreck
O/Colling
Be. Sullivan
Bender
Patterson
iKnight
Lwhite
Hahn
Isbell
G. Davis
Quillin
White
Hartsel
Seybold
Oldring
Plank
Collins
Davis
Menars
Connolly and Hurst
Cantillon Fights Milwaukee Bid for Grimshaw in Baseball Row
Milwaukee snowball of a row over Grimshaw. Cantillon refuses to waive ouster or allow Milwaukee a trade. He targets American Association clubs to deter Kelley exiles, while Cantillon defends bench role and team moves. Also notes yachts, racing events, and umpire Silk O Laughlin quirks.
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J. ED Grillo
Milwaukee
Jos Cantillon
Grimshaw
Boston
Brewers
Cantillon
Beertown
Mike Kelley
Kelley
Des Moines
Boston Defeats Detroit In Tight 7-5 Contest
Boston wins 7 to 5 as Detroit errors fuel the decisive runs. Sullivan and Cobb lead Boston with multi hit efforts while Mullin and Oberlin duel on the mound. Umpire Evans contended with remarks from the bench as Armbruster was ejected for criticism.
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Detroit
Armbruster
Evans
Oberlin
Prueitt
Botele
Grimshaw
Barrett
Totata
Oricer
Archer
Barton
Sullivan
Patent
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Congalton
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Bhaw
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OM Tannen
Fruttt
Linning
Tannehill
Parent
Unglaud
Ungland
Schaefer
Muilin
Mullin
Pruetti
Sy Mullin
Parant
Mesars, Evans and Stafford
New York Beaten by Cleveland in Short Bounced Game
New York’s American League club returned from a month away and lost 4 to 3 to Cleveland. Cleveland outbatted the locals but timely hits and fielding miscues tipped the game. Keeler and Williams had notable at bats for New York while Hoffman and Hinchman produced three-base hits for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Scora
el New York
Lajoia
LiConroy
Clark
O‘wiams
Blick
O Keeler
Bim
Moriarity
Bradley
Ol Biberray Slevak
Chase
Viinchwan
Hoffman
Turner
Akleview
Rhoades
Orth
Kseler
Chasa
Chese
Kleinow
Bat Bage
Brat Basa
Mr. Sheridan
Hetre
Scouting Stop Sparks Ball Hectic Protest at Yankee-Cleveland Game
The 4 to 3 Cleveland win over New York featured umpire Jack Sheridan stopping play after locating a missing ball. Sheridan searched Conroy Hoffmann Hoffman and Elberfeld before inspecting Danny Hoffman’s clothes, while 6,000 spectators jeered. The protest marked a first against the New York club by Cleveland fans.
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Washington Post
New York
Cleveland
Jack Sheridan
Napoleon Lajoie
Elberfeld
Lajoie
Sheridan
Conroy
Danny Hoffman
Boston Nationals Win in Ohio
In Obernville Ohio on June 4 the Boston National League club beat the local P O M team 5 to 8 though the natives outhatted them. Five fielding errors helped the visitors as the game swung on misplays.
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Boston Nationals
Ohio
Washington Post
Ubenville
Britt and Nolan to meet for July 3 title bid in San Francisco
Jimmy Britt and Billy Nolan completed preliminaries for a possible Britt versus Nelson bout. They aim to stage the fight in San Francisco on July 3 to affect the Squires Burns card on July 4, with 183 pounds weigh in and a purse split of six to four. If held in the city the match would run twenty to twenty‑five rounds. if in Nevada it will be finished.
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America
Germany
Spain
Canada
England
Kiel
San Sebastian
United States
Charlotte
Rochester
N. Y
San Francisco
Cal
Jimmy Britt
Billy Nolan
Britt
Nelson
Colma
Nevada
Squires Boxes Joe Thomas in San Francisco Bout
Special to The Washington Post Joe Thomas reports on a boxing match in San Francisco where Australian heavyweight Bill Squires boxed x rounds with Frinco welterweight Joe Thomas. Thomas praised Squires quickness and power noting his ability to set up blows and block his own punches with half arm jolts that hurt more than full swings.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Joe Thomas
Bill Squires
Thomas
Squires
Golf finals at Columbia Club decide President's Cup contenders
The Columbia Golf Club prepares for tomorrow's final rounds of the President's Cup. Top contenders George A. Weaver and DV AH MacAdam lead after two rounds, with earlier matches featuring Duvall, Carmichael, Brown, Govern, Danforth, and Moran in a hotly contested field.
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John B. Wilkie
George A. Weaver
AH. MacAdam
BE. B. Eynon
Duvall
C. H. Weaver
George H. Weaver
F. F. Greenwalt
McDonald
H. T. Harding
R. B. Brown
J. P. Lawrence
Frank Govern
Bea T. Puny Moran
M. BE
Danforth
Bea F. B. Swermstead
D. H. MacAdam
W. R. Hing
Carmichael
George A
Johnson Brothers Win State Lawn Tennis Doubles Title
Irving Wright and Edgar Leonard lost their state championship doubles belt at Brae Burn to H. C. and Charles Johnson in a five set match 4-6 3-6 6-4 6-4. The final set featured alternating holds before the Johnsons took the last two games to clinch the title.
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Miss
Irving Wright
Edgar Leonard
Brae Burn
H. C
Charles Johnsgn
Johnson Brothers
Mollenhauer to Meet Hackett for Felipe Cup
New York June 4 Henry Mollenhauer won the right to challenge Harold Hackett for the Felipe Challenge Cup at Newdock lawn tennis court. In the final of the tournament carried over from last week Mollenhauer defeated T R Pell national indoor champion advancing to face Hackett tomorrow afternoon.
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Henry H. Mollenhauer
Newdock Lawn Tennis
Harold H. Heckett
Felipe
T. R. Pell
Herbert J
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