Baseball Notes and Standings Across Leagues
A feature summary of Virginia League and National Leagues standings with team records, key players, and upcoming matchups. Names like Lynchburg Roanoke Norfolk and Danville appear alongside city matchups and scattered commentary on players and teams such as Collins Wagner and McGraw. The piece blends standings lists with editorial quips on teams like Boston Nationals and Pittsburgh, plus city games in progress.
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Justice
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Pet Foundry
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St Patrick
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Trinity
Margaret B Won Regatta at Capital City Yacht Club
The slop Margaret B owned by C Hugh Duffy won the third Capital City Yacht Club regatta on the Glymont course yesterday. Nenemoosha and other contenders trailed as Ethel May won Class C. The race, third of the season, was overseen by committee members F De B Weston Rexford M. Smith and C Hugh Duffy. Yachts flew club flags or private signals and completed the course within five and a half hours. A new race dates on the same course were planned.
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Hugh Duffy
Capital City
Rexford M. Smith
Hugh Duffey
Capital Yacht Club
Nationals Deny Rumor Of New Players For Every Position
Cleveland, June 10. Catcher Kittredge denied a Detroit story that Jake Stahl planned to sign new players for every position. He said the team has had bad luck but no internal friction. The Nationals have slumped to five wins in 25 games since May 1, with a team letter denying mutiny and defending Stahl.
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Jake
New York
Baseball News
Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Jake Stahl
Nationals
Japatener
Manabl
Stahl
Gotham Sports
Bingham
Charley Ebbet
Jeman
Ebbets, Donovan & Co
Harry Pulliam
Brooklyn
Ebbets
Dodgers
Boston
Detroit
St . Louis
Washington
Senators
Stab
Pat Dougherty
Aquatics and horse events tease schedule in June
Allegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie and trotting meets at Baltimore Driving Park run June 12 to 15 with Georgetown day and other dates. Dominion series horse shows set for Upperville on June 15 and 16.
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Poughkeepsie
Baltimore
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Upperville
Athletics Triumph Over St Louis in June Showdown
Philadelphia defeated St Louis with a multi-hit attack led by Lord Schrack Davis and Jones. Hemphil and Murphy contributed key runs as Coakley and Jacobson worked through the pitching duel. final score noted with two-base hits by Lord Schrack and Davis, and a sacrifice by Armbruster.
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Jones
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O'Brien
ofSeybold
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Panse
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Janes
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Coakley
Jacoboom
Mesare
Connolly
Evans
Outlaws Lead Standings as Major League Interest Grows
Standings of the Outlaws highlight Unglaub and Dougherty among the best. Deal leads in hits and steals, Burch shines in batting and flawless fielding, with prospects of a big league star. Progress beats Phoenix 13 to 5, with strong defense fueling the win and notable performances across positions.
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Dougherty
Boston
Stahl
Outlaws
Corridon
Phillies
Wyatt Lee
Washington Silnger
Pittzburg
Dogscher and Reisling
Brooklyn
Mike O'Neill
St. Louis
Deal
Lancaster
Capital
O'Herd
Mountaineers
Unglaub
Burch
Altoona
Ray
Poughkeepsie
Baltimore
Baseball notes on Postal Resmer and Western Union clash
In a chaotic late afternoon game the Postal Resmer of Johnstown battled Western Union Telegraph in a seven hit effort by the Postal lineup. The Western Union boys rallied to win 13 to 9 as errors and walks swung the momentum. Key players included Hartley Lancaster, O'Hara Lancaster, Dechard Howe Sacrifice hits by Queen and Derhard, plus steady pitching by Royce. Fans treated Bell’s stand in as a highlight of the up and down contest.
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Johnstown
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Altoona
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Hartley
Lan
Scott
Holcombe
Wilmacs
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BC Postals
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Postals
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Wagner Pressing Donlin for NL Batting Lead
Wagner may again top the National League batting leaders as he gains 27 points on Donlin this past week. Wagner is .246 to Donlin’s .264, and shares 19 stolen bases with Arthur Devlin of New York. Sixteen batters are above .300 as Cubs players Kling Schulte Steinfeldt and Sheckard boost the club’s offense while McGraw lists only Devin above the mark. Donlin’s absence weakens McGraw’s lineup.
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the Post
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Boston Nationals
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Lecer
Chicago
Giants
Helder
Philadelphia
New York
Mertes
Taylor
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McGraw
Donovan
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Yan
Joe Jordan
Detroit
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Mike Donlin
Pirate
Celt
Don- Yin
Arthur Devlin
Cubs
Kling
Schulte
Steinfeldt
Sheckard
Arthur Devin
Donlin
Tri-Staters Trigk Agents Seek Keep Players From Missionaries
Altoona hotels taxed to host baseball missionaries from other leagues. Agents lure players with wealth and promises, but local clubs resist. Bell and Starnagie targets rebuffed as agents press visitors at hotels, with pitchers like Bell drawing notable attention.
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Saltoona
Altoong
Bell
Houser
Flood
Earth
Parents’ Consent Rule Barred From Championship Football
Washington high schools adopt a policy to exclude any player whose parents object to football from championship games. Parents will be notified before the fall series, and with written objection the son is disqualified. no answer implies eligibility. The move aims to satisfy opponents of football while preserving strong turnout and revenue.
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Board of Education
Board of Faculty At & Tie Advisers
Washington High Schools
E. W. Matthews
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Board, of Education
Hughes
Emory Wilson
Central
All Around AAU Title Field Set With Kiely Sheridan and Clark
The upcoming Amateur Athletic Union all around championship will feature Kiely Clark and Sheridan as top contenders at Boston alongside E. T. Stephenson Harvard who won intercollegiate shot put. Clark seeks ninth year title with Quinn aiding his training while aiming to improve jumps weights walking and running in a bid for victory.
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Kiely
Sheridan
Clark
Amateur Athletic Union
Shendan
Boston
E. T. Stephenson
Harvard
Stephenson
Quinn
Washington Boy Captain Named for Hill Section Track Team
William Strong Jr of Washington DC has been elected captain of the Hill Section track team for next season. He is regarded as a top middle distance scholastic runner in America. Coach Mike Murphy of Pennsylvania believes he will be a college distance factor, but Strong will enter Princeton, son of a Nassau graduate.
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New Haven
Willian E.townsend
Secial
Washington Post
Pottstown
William Strong, Jr
Washington, DC
Hill Selsei
America
Mike Murphy
Pennsylvania
Murphy
Princeton
Nassau
Our Two-piece Garments in Washington Store Ad
Our Two-piece Garments offers E. B. two piece suits made in our workshop under the firm’s senior member. Each garment uses finest materials with careful technical work aiming for faultless quality. Prices range from 10 dollars to 35 dollars.
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