Harvard Wins From Yale in Steady Hartford Pitching Victory
Harvard defeats Yale a steady pitching performance by Hartford supports the win as fielding and limited hits shape the game. Errors by Yale and timely plays by Harvard drive the action in the opening game of the series.
Four Straight For Danville Victors In Complex Displays
Danville edged to a 7 4 win aided by timely hitting and an error as Proteamu and teammates delivered scattered scoring. Washington Post reports a tense sequence with Danville’s Walky and Jakor contributing key plays while Norfolk and Lynchburg battles shaped the day’s results.
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Norfolk
Optia
Perle Bopmel
Bonner Jaksor
Tao
Burns Blanks Tigers Nationals in Detroit 6 to 5
Washington’s McBride triples and Washington pitcher Siever blanks Detroit through the middle innings. Burns holds Detroit in late rally as Suggs, Summers, and Shipke combine for three Washington pitchers. Mullins, Cobb, and McBride provide key hits.
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Washington Post
Detroit
Antillon
Billy Burny
Siever
Washington
Burns
Burn
Tigers
Kalsovine
Pigers
Jerrett
Ram
McBride
Sitser
Ag Washington
Packer Ng
Shipke
Schaeffer
Eman
Cranford
Seetok
Milan
Gawler
Laughlin
Gouglin
Sever
Tourthouse
Seggs
Stever
Pickering
Hfeld
Wis
Mia
Saxes
Tito Jatulin
Ganley
Yanee
Imgy
Mer Intyr
Wroothe
Ouellin
Swat
Komas
Tok Suggs
Llamas
Thomas
Hifer
Mullin
Stigle &Y
Tilling Burns
Sidher
Waslington
Indi
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Mintyre
Schaefer
Rawford Ib
Combat
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Bo Thomas
Busas
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Freeman
Suggs
Cobb
Slever
Summers
Iases
Berns
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Baseball standings and today’s AL matchups
American League games loom with Washington at St Louis Detroit at Philadelphia New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago. Standings show Chicago 2 6 04 New York 24 28 Cleveland 41 35 7 Philadelphia 24 28 45 Boston 25 Frank details of win percentages and team records appear amid a packed slate.
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Warrington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Louia
Boston Tades
Young Boster
Heston Satonal League
Fitcher Irving
Young
McCarthy
Pitus
Pug
National League Results and Standings Summary
Yesterday in the National League Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 60 to 5 while New York trounced Chicago. Pittsburg defeated Boston and Brooklyn beat St Louis. Today Chicago visits New York, Pittsburg plays Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and St Louis at Boston. standings show Chicago and Pittsburgh leading.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
ST Philadelpha
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
St Lous
Philadelphia
St Louis
St Vincent and Commissioners clash ends in thrilling rally
In a dramatic Southeastern League contest St Vincent, led by a late rally in the ninth, defeated the Commissioners in a high‑tension game. Key plays included a four‑run burst, with standout batting and defensive efforts by Walter, Thorns, Connors, and Brewer as both teams exchanged leads. The game showcased St Vincent as a formidable rival in the league.
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Joseps Sy
Pauls
Vincents
Southasterners
Jessly
Vines
Commis
Abero Walter
H Thorns
Con Tb
Uong
Connors
Proaas
Brewer
Harding of
Moreland
Symanski
Colne
Beckett
Cannors
Gay
Cena
Collings
Thomas
Anderson
Mr Clevelant
Sox Win On Double Steal In Chicago Game
Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 4 in a hard hitting contest. Smith drove in the winning run on a bases empty walk as the Sox pulled off a key double steal and late aggressive base running led to the victory.
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SOX
Chicago
Boston
Smith
Dougherty
Sullivans
Aso E Alderson
Jloporre
Sevis
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Wu van Co
Farland
Peta
Aolth
G/Burchell
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Egouns
Hell
Susan Lapre
Kana End Hurst
Four Hits Off Rhoades Doomed Cardinal Fitchers
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2 as errors hurt Philadelphia while Cleveland capitalized on late hits. Boston bests St Louis 11 to 2 with Flaherty allowing scattered hits and strong offense.
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Rhoades
Pirates Defeat Brooklyn in Free-Hitting Contest
Pittsburg tops Brooklyn 8 to 6 in a high hitting game. Tomás led Pittsburg with strong at bats while Wagner, Starr, and McIntyre contributed key hits. Brooklyn’s offense fought back but fell short as Camnitz and Molntyre held firm late.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Brookly
Kena
Shechargh Ac
Wis
Ijtenia Gs
Bergen
Totete Aa
Wergen
McIntyra
Thg Pit Rturg
Broce Clyn
Thoman
Clarks
Wagner Starr Wien
Pattoe
Himme
Malo
Tera Mitz
Shean Staen
Thonas
Hatte
Weson
Bees
Tsb
Holmes
Camrttz
Molntyre
Camritz
Meinkin
Distinctive light weight clothes rival none in stock
The ad touts a largest summer apparel stock and invites comparison to others. It claims a matchless assortment with many exclusive novelties and suits priced at 18, 20, and 25 dollars.
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Nmtures
Chevrats Cassioneres
Chevrats Cassioneres Worsteds
Navy Defeats Treasury 5 to 3 in Camp Tilt
Navy beat Treasury 5 to 3 on the White Lot Ellipse as Hester pitched poorly for the money counters. Miles homered and Smith doubled for the Navy with Litchfield strong on the mound. Interstate Commerce edged Interior 8 to 3 after an early lead, as Carroll and Balzer combined on the mound for the win.
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Interstate Commerce
Interior
Treasury
Navy
Hester
Miles
Smith
Litchfeld
Milen
Qtryter
Harris Ib
UlPulner
McDon Hss
Tomich
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Herris
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Harris
Badl
Newman
Browns Take Opener in New York Slugfest
Browns win a rough opener in New York 16 to 1 led by Hartzell and Williams with strong support from Jones and Lake. New York mounted brief rallies but gave up seven walks and errors as the visitors dominated from the second inning onward.
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Eohroer
Srsios
New Yortua
Si Fous
Larry Niles
Bous Bug
New You
Harteli Cf
Templef
Aedler
Schweltzer Fe
New York
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Hartzell Williams
Wallace Sekyetver
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Lore Rothe
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Orth
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Rv Howell
Howell
Cubs Defeat Giants In Turbulent Ballgame
Chicago belted New York 7 to 4 as the Cubs overcame early deficits. Key hits from Chan, Donlin and Seymour fueled a seven run surge after the third inning, while Reulbach held the Giants through seven innings before Taylor and Malarkey closed. Umpires Mesere and ODay oversaw a 2 hour 1 minute game.
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New York
Sneals
Chicago
Morman
Semulters
Seymour Et
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Eo & Alemfeldt
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Yfhannen
Eeianan
Toker
Girtdwell
Reilbach
Nalarkey
New York Coal Iowa
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Seymour Devin Na
Han End Bridwell
Chan
Donlin
King
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Chiuile
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Reulbach
Chance Hills
Wiltse
Taylor
Malarkey
Tur Treinge
Lundgren
Taf
Chicaga
Wilse
Reutpach
Nt Lendgren
Wiest Sabe
Shopmen Triumph Over Coachyard In Baseball Clash
The Shopmen defeated Coachyard 8 to 1 in a baseball game. Key contributors include Robey, Smick, Cockrell, and Shanahan for the Shopmen while McDonald pitched for Coachyard. Umpire Mr Smith called a one hour and zero minute game.
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Toachyara
Bé&O
Coachyard
Abhoaf
Shopmen
Abhoap Hughes Fb
Robeyrt Bisa T Tsullivanss
Smick
Matsona
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Anderson Miller
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Dy Shanahan
B. Rider
Callow Deschard
Hobey Miller
Sullivan
Callow Burns Cockrell
Merad the Groves
Deschard
Mr Smith
Brookland edge Dolphin in tense squeaker on tough pitching
Brookland rode strong pitching by Sherman to a 4 3 victory over the US Dolphin. Bartlett lasted into the third before being relieved. Scott moved to short and Blomauist replaced him as Brookland halted the Dolphins’ rally. Sills’ center field defense stood out as Brookland escaped with the win.
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Tars
Bartlett
Scott
Shartatep Blumauist
Hrooklanis
Sherman
Todler
King
Mons
P &Y
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Rodler
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Herd Stalen
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Simons
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Bartlet
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Pitebad Bell
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Blanquist
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Brecklard
Dolphin
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Clam Fime
Gamed Sau
Mirules
Reds Down Phillies in Odd Riverside Encounter
Cincinnati edged Philadelphia in a nine inning game with final score 10 to 8. Key contributors included Labert Titus and Paskert for the Reds while McQuillin and Holsattt pitched for Philadelphia. Stolen bases by Labert and Titus underline a tight contest despite miscues and timely hits.
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Roanoke
Iifet
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Sartoti
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McRerzia
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Timan
Kanzler
Hesler
Descia Plas
Leon
Sandwerr
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Titus Catt
Cincinnati Philadelphia
Ewing
McQuillin & Holsattt
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Gwng
McQuit Iin
Emalre
Capital City Amateur League and Related Matches
Sunday schedule lists multiple league games across Capital City venues including Poutote vs War Commerce on the Ellipse and Navy 6 beating Treasury 3 in the Departmental League. Other matchups include St Paul versus St Vincent at Thirteenth and D, and Brockland Cardinals against Eckington at First and Waterree northeast, with several forfeits and partial results noted.
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Poutote
Commerce
Labor
Agriculture
Capital City League
Columbia
Bredwoad
Capital City Park
Uth Ye Grace
Northeas
St Paul
St Vincent
D Strette
Woodward & Lourep Va
Wm Hehn & Co
Florida Avenue
Independence League
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Ninth Street
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Columbia League
Brockland Cardinals
Eckington
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Watreere
Navy
Treasury
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Interior
Stephens Institute
Bloomingdale
D Streets
Commissioners
HB Moses & Sons
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Veterans and Murphy Co clash ends tight in late score
In a tense league game Moses and Sors edged E J Murphy Co 9 to 1 with Yeager driving in two on a bases loaded hit. Whitey and Murphy pitchers struggled as Murph bats rallied late but fell short.
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E JI Murphy Co
Toi Oun
Yeager
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Homner Teruen
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Lawson
Wiltney
Hased Hall Hage
Lancon Urpire
Tinnegan
Ramet
Advent A C Wallach A C 9 JioW They Stand
Advent A C defeated Wollictr At deth Club yesterday. Dev led the batting for the winners with strong hitting. Wallach AC contributed solid offense as did Buckley and Allen on the mound. Final score and full box show several two base hits and multiple runs in the late innings.
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Tk Val Ac Ob
UF Ady AG
Curley A & Oly Mathaams
Toy Alvent Athilue Club
Wollictr
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Acvent Abmoat Wallach Arhoat Rupertus Iy
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Fifth Ninth exhibition ends in Baptists defeat
A recount led to the Fifth Methodists forfeiting to the Ninth yesterday over nine players. An exhibition game followed resulting in a 6 to 9 loss for the Baptists. Notable plays featured Salb and Hulett.
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Fatman
Andy Evans
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Sutton
Balla
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McMahon
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Stuckert
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Bett
Gacrfee
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Hofman
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Frvin McMahon
Wild Pitenes
Gorton
Talle
Brain Hofman
Mesers Hughes
Stucker
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