Beached and Leapley's Men Leave Field. HOW THEY STAND.
In a tense Olympic Park matchup St. Peter's beats St. Josephs after captain Limberger from St. Josephs is ejected for arguing with umpire Buckley causing the game to be forfeited. Zirkle dominates for St. Peter's while Knockey and Hurdle pace St. Joseph's batters. Final score not fully listed due to damaged text.
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Bethany Downs Ninth In Surprise Victory Over Ninth Street
Bethany defeated Ninth 6 to 4 at Thirteenth and D, with Neugent and Dodd pitching until the sixth inning. Bethany chased four runs on a homer, a double, and two singles, while Webb, Rider, and others contributed to the scoring. Earned runs: Ninth 3, Bethany 3. Umpire Hofman. Time 1 hour 25 minutes.
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Interior Shut Out by Post-office Nine
The Post-office team defeated the Interior tribe 7 to 0 on the White Lot yesterday afternoon. Jimmy Kerr pitched seven innings, then Haring held the line for the final two. Both teams fielded well as the Post-office offense capitalized with timely hits and six runners left on base.
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Wheaton Leads Winchestter Rally To Take Second Game 7 4
Wheaton's three singles and a loose fielding spell sparked a four run fourth inning for the visitors. Kennedy MacDonald and Baker delivered a batting rally in the 11th, aided by errors from Forsyth and Randers, to seal Winchester's 7 4 defeat. Shiner issued hits freely as Wheaton struck first and held on.
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Kennedy
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Forsyth
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AB HO AE Co. Brown
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Errors Prove Costly in Lynchburg Portsmouth Game
In Lynchburg on June 18 Portsmouth defeated Oakley and Burns 4 to 3 amid costly errors and wild play. Norfolk edged Richmond 10 to 7 in rain while Danville and Roanoke fought thirteen innings to a darkness-called draw. Hinton starred behind the Roanoke plate and Fetzer plus Henn led Danville’s bats.
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Bresnahan Hit by Pitch Injures Brooklyn Player
Roger Bresnahan catcher for the New York Nationals was struck behind the left ear by a pitch in the third inning versus Cincinnati. He fell unconscious, was revived after ten minutes, later lapsed again, and was taken to Seton Hospital. Doctors say no brain blood clot and he may play again within a few days.
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Roger Bresnahan
New York Nationals
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Bresnahan
Seton Hospital
Beckley to Go May End of Fast Company Stint
St Louis June 18 Jake Beckley likely plays his last game in major circles as Hostetter takes over the Cardinals corner. Beckley plans a transfer to Johnstown of the Tri-State league if big league clubs waive on it. Cumberland Maryland June 18 ten errors cost a game despite Wimett’s strong pitching. Scottdale made six errors in the loss. Bloomingdale to Play at Brookland tonight as the two clubs meet with Walsh and Fegan to handle pitching duties for Bloomingdale.
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Heydon's Hit Wins It Locals Play Grand Game
The game features Hughes and Though delivering the decisive moments as locals secure a critical win. A series of misplays by Visitora and two others nearly altered the outcome, but Heydon's standout play proved decisive, lifting the team when tied and steering them toward victory in a tense finish.
Heydon Delivers Nips Surprise Victory in Ninth Inning
Weather predicts clouds and rain as Washington pitchers Smith and Heydon face Cleveland. Heydon drives a decisive fourth single to center in the ninth, bringing Altizer home for a 2 to 1 Naps win while Cleveland errors and late plays mar the Nationals’ effort. Locals field well and sustain pressure, but a costly miscue by Turner in the ninth seals Cleveland’s fate.
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Cleveland Takes Tight Win Over Washington In Low-Scoring Game
Ray failed to reach center line and Altizer struggled at bat but Cleveland edged Washington 4 to 1. Highlights include Flick and Turner with two extra base hits, Heyden and Hughes on base, and Reese scoring the decisive run. Umpire Mr. Sheridan presided over a 2 hour game with an estimated 4 000 in attendance.
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Cross Becomes Pelican as Lave Cross Joins New Orleans
Lave Cross accepted a contract with the New Orleans Pelicans and will depart today to join the club. The deal was described as the best offer among several minor league options, with Cross expected to play this season and possibly manage a minor league club next year. The article also covers in-game events highlighting Hughes’s pitching, Turner’s fielding support, and Flick’s notable defensive catch for the Nationals.
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Unable to determine headline from fragmented text
The fragment describes a baseball game with mentions of Heydon, Rhoades, Jones, Gant, and Hughes. It notes a three-bagger not possible for Heydon, a winning run scored, and the Witionais displaying strong pitching and fielding while advancing in the season.
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Witionais
New York Beats St Louis in Opener 6 to 1
New York wins the first game of the series against St Louis 6 to 1. Moore is hit freely but New York bats score all they need after the opening inning. Box score highlights include New York players Btone Mes and OUitseilor with solid hits and runs batted in.
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Knight's Homer Decides It In Boston Victory
Boston wins 7 to 3 as Knight hits a decisive home run with two on, despite windy fielding by Chisago champion. Barrett and McFarland spark offense, Unglaub drives a three-base hit, and Altrock and Winter combine on pitching with 11 strikeouts.
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Battered Out by Waddell in Philadelphia Bout
Fragmentary boxing report from Philadelphia recounts Waddell facing Roseriin Cros in a hard fought bout with several blows exchanged and a notable knockdown sequence referenced. Names and details are obscured by OCR errors but center on Waddell and Cros competing in a hard match in Philadelphia.
Baseball game report with injuries at Chicago
A game at Chicago ended with a 6 to 4 score as the Fin team led early. The starter strained a tendon in the sixth inning of his pitching arm, adding to the tense finish and uncertain outlook for the rotation.
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Georgetown Camp Begins With Rowing Practice At Poughkeepsie
Special to The Washington Post from Poughkeepsie New York June 1 Georgetown’s rowing squad opened a two mile brush with Pennsylvania and eight mile trials for three miles and an evening automobile ride. Coach Murray Russell pushed the crew to fix port side faults with Fitzgerald Woods and Rice featuring the stroke. Georgetown edged Penn on the return, finishing on even terms as Russell planned a harder session later. The southerners did three miles Crum Elbow with a fast 4 39 first mile and the Navy cut stroke to twenty six today while Columbia also did a time row and other crews relaxed.
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Yale Crew Dominates Short Races At Dalesferry Regatta
At Dalesferry Connecticut June 18 Yale crews faced heat and variable wind as Harvard challenged Yale in two short races. Yale won the varsity four by a length and the varsity eight by two lengths amid light morning work and later practice. Participants included Harvard Kit Perkins Wyman Vogel Gill and Yale Godley Reyton Blair Babbock in the boats.
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Baseball game report Cincinnati vs New York vivid arc
In a rough innings stretch Cincinnati scored early and New York rallied with a four run burst. Bresnahan, McGann and Huggins led a key sequence with three base hit and two base hits. Error play by Coakley and Smith, plus a late rally by New York, defined a 4 0 final tally after 45 minutes.
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Pirates Lose Out as Phillies Rally in Ninth
In Pittsburg on June 18 the Phillies won in the ninth by four hits and four runs off misplayed balls in the outfield. Leever and Corridon pitched for Pitt and Philadelphia tallied late to reverse a strong early lead. Wagner and Knabe starred with key hits, while Leifield and Corridon held steady for long stretches. Time of game was seven hours and thirty minutes.
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Cardinals Branked Again by Brooklyn Shutout Victory
St Louis fell to Brooklyn as the Dodgers blanked the Cardinals for the second straight time. The scoring details are unclear due to damaged text but Brooklyn secured the win with solid pitching and defense.
Buxton Back in Boat at Harvard Freshman Eight
Buxton returns to Harvard freshman eight as number four after illness, cleared of mumps danger to others. Wyman, the other patient, has returned but may miss days. Morgan, injured with a small-bore spine issue, was sent to Boston for treatment.
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Auto track plan outlined by committee on site
Fragments show a committee discussing building an on site auto track to host shorter speed events. Mentions tracks and an automobile deal seeks funding or approval from authorities. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Idac 1d
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Smith finishes with 79 in Hoylake pro golf first round
Hoylake England June 18 professional golf championship games today saw American champion Alee M Smith of the Nastue Country Club New York finish the first round with 79. Alexander Herd of the open golf champion 1908 stands unfinished as Smith later completed the second round with 7, totaling 168 to qualify.
Basie Wanits License Appears in Gambling Appeal
Appeals addressed to Cortelyou and the mayor reference Basie Wanits license in connection with a gambling matter. The note sets a formal venue for action and hints at regulatory scrutiny of gambling activities.
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