Cantillon Adds Clymer To Washington Lineup
Mertz Mertz Co notes manager Cantillon bought Otis Clymer from Pittsburgh and plans to use him in left field joining Ganley and others. Cantillon says Clymer, a fast lefty hitter, is a good addition after a season with injuries. The article also covers Hughes’s pitching, Lajoie’s struggles, and other transactions including Hillebrandt to Minneapolis.
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Cantillon
Otis Clymer
Pittsburg
Bob Ganley
Clymer
Washington
Philadelphia
Clyier
Ganiy
Pitsburg
Warner
Jack
St Loui
Blankenship
Chi
Cincinnati
Joe
Homer Hillebrandt
Minneapolis
Hillebrandt
The
Millers
Clyrer
Ganley
Perrine
Printers Fall to Aloysius in Capital City tilt 10 to 3
Aloysius club unleashed eight runs in sixth and eighth innings to beat Government Printing Office 10 to 3. Key moments included Mattingly and Hessler homers and weak hitting and five miscues by the Printers. Observers note Handiboe pitched for GPO against his namesake but Aloysius produced the decisive late surge.
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Aloysius
Tribe
Handiboe
Mattingly
Heasler
Abhoaeg
Wiuns
Fenton
Hessler
Baxgett
McDonald
Burhans
Hogan
Chapin
Gordon
Herbert
Davis
Bagcott
Burhams
Turner
Dawson
Handibee
Haghe
Balle
Hurley
Handi- See
Mr. Handiboe
Jones Drives St. Martin Past St. Dominic In 6-2 Win
Jones led with three singles and a triple as St. Martin defeated St. Dominic 6 to 2 to strengthen first place chances. Me s also contributed in a well pitched contest, with Hillery earning the win and Riston a hard fought effort for St. Dominic.
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St. Martin
St. Dominic
Jones
Mess
St. Dom'c
OlMicFarland
OlFesse
OlJones
tRreton
OlCanivan
O McDonald
Dondero
OlGlovannontct
Burdett
Orlewis
Hillery
OjAllen
Hiltery
Riston
Ogle
Hubbard
McFarland
Jack Sherman
Mees
Peass
Joe Sherman
Canivan
Mr. Buckley
Commerce and Labor Defeat Interior In League Tilt
Commerce and Labor edged Interior 2 to 1 in one hour and eighteen minutes setting a new season record. Thrall delivered a two bagger for Interior’s lone run while Kinney and Bryan earned the pitching decisions. Umpire Betts called the game after a tight contest reflected in several errors and timely hits.
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White Lot
Commerce and Labor
Interior
Skinney
Laborites
Reds
Abhoah
Irwin
Duganno
Schreiner
OlVeneman
Bielaski
OlHardy
Rui
Thrail
Rapp
Rune—Schreiner
Thrall
Bryan
Kinney
Fenwick
Kleindschmidt
Earnhardt
Steten
Evans
Carr
Doyle
Veneman
Mr. Betts
Umbaugh Pitches Well as Eckington Tops Brightwood
Eckington defeated Brightwood 7 to 0 at McDevitt's Field. Umbaugh allowed three hits and struck out sixteen in a dominant pitching display. Ernst, Parquett, and Lewis led Eckington with multiple hits while Kelley held Brightwood to seven runs.
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Eckington Slabman
Eckington
Brightwood
McDevitt
Oh Umbaugh
Rhoae Brightwoy
Rhore E Ernst
Lewis
Grifith
OiBerg
Umbsugh
Middleton
Parquett
O Bart
Sissier
Oshts
Lugo-Vina
Berger
SMM
Ty Firet
Fitkington
Balle
Ambaugh
Kelley
Umbaugh
Brace
Doner
Ernst
Callahan
Lugo-Vins
Umbbaugh
Pally
Metropolitans Edgeed On Monument Grounds In Narrow Defeat
In a close ball game at the Monument Grounds the Metropolitans fell 7 to 6 to Parks. Parks collected all runs in the first three innings while Metropolitans could not recover. Heavily featuring fielding notes and batting totals, the article lists player line scores and errors, noting Legge and Barry worked mound duties, with Miles umpiring and a 1 hour 20 minute duration.
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Parks
Monument Grounds
M.A. OG
Abhoae Parka
Abhoae Dulin
Smith
OjMilends
Nolan
OtMortimer
Chapman
Conover
Pinnar
Harvey
Peo. Barr
Yeatman
Orrad
Paul
Metropolitans
Tks
Metropolitan
Legge
Barry
Yeatmian
Milans
McHale
Legen
Lexge
Bary
Mr. Miles
Naps Smother Locals as Hughes Suffers Ninth Inning Collapse
In yesterday's baseball action the Cleveland Naps defeated the Washington team 9 to 0. Long Tom Hughes pitched eight solid innings before a nine-run ninth spoiled the shutout, while Jake Thielman worked well for Cleveland with flawless support. Bradley and Hinchman produced key hits for Cleveland, and Altizer misplayed several chances in the field. City standings show Chicago leading, with New York and St Louis close behind. schedule features Washington at Philadelphia and St Louis at Cleveland among others.
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Tom Hughes
Hughes
Cleveland
Thielman
Lajoie
Jones
Lajole
National Park
Lejole
Long Fies
Charley Jones
John Anderson
Dave Altizer
Joan
Dave
Washington
Petroit
J. ED Grillo
Naps
Jake Thielman
Altizer
Bradley
Delehanty
Anderson
Turner
Hinchman
Birmingham
Flick
Heydon
Nill
Ganley
Stoval
Perrine
Bemis
Lajota
Nin
Altizear
Te Btoval
Kiemen
Fivans
Very Plain Clothing Talk Makes Sensible Choice
A Plainspoken comparison urges buyers to favor complete, up-to-date summer clothing over dwindling odds and ends. Parker-Bridget prices are fair, avoiding inflated initial marks to finance later markdowns, appealing to practical shoppers seeking stylish, current suits.
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Parker-Bridget
Boston and Sox Tie In Eleven Inning Tilt
Boston and Chicago battled to a 4 to 4 deadlock after eleven innings in Boston. Errors by Parent and a muff by Jones helped Chicago, but Boston surged ahead in the sixth. Dougherty hit a key double in the ninth, scoring the tying run from Quillen. Altrock pitched for Boston, with Walsh relieving.
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Boston
Chicago
Parent
Jones
Muff
Walsh
Altrock
Dougherty
Quillen
Abee Oo
Siscasts
Abhoae
Browns Defeat New York 7–3 to Take Series Lead
St Louis clipped New York 7 to 3 as a nine inning baseball game to give the Browns a three games to one advantage in the series. Stone homerun and multi players contributed for St Louis while Keeler and Hemphill led New York’s efforts. Umpire O Longhitn timed the game at 1 hour 58 minutes.
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New York
St. Louis
New York Today
Browns
Mote i Mikce York
Abhore Stone
St. Oo
Ul Keeler
Jones
F Alberfeld
Pickering
Chase
BO Wallace
Laporte
Hemphill
J. Louis
Stone
Ickering
Wallace
Hartzell
Buelow
Keeler
Hiberfeld
Iberfeld
Louis
Cubs Blank Cardinals In 9 Hitless Victory
Chicago shuts out St Louis 2 to 0 in a well played game scoring two runs on three bunched hits. Key players include Sheckard Bennett Hofman and Lush for St Louis and Brown Lush as pitchers. Umpires were Messrs Carpenter and O Dey. time of game one hour and three minutes.
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Chicago
St. Louis
HI &T
Oaz Glagle
OlByme
Sheckard
Bennett
Steinfeldt
Ol Holly
Chance
Murray
Howard
Ol Hostetter
Hofman
Lio’Hars
Good Evers
OlBurch
Kling
Marshall
Brown
Howgsc
Evers
Holly
Hostettlr
Lush
Hostetter
Balla
Firat
Mesars
Carpenter
O'Dey
Winchester Defeats Richmond Brownies 18 to 3 in City Game
Winchester shutout Richmond Brownies 18 to 3 as Capt. Baker allowed only three hits. Winchester hitters collected eighteen, with Gruner, Kennedy and Woodward driving multiple runs. Winchester heads to Richmond and Norfolk next week.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Hogan
Richmond Brownies
Capt. Baker
Brownies
Collegians
Richmond
Norfolk
Winch
el Brownies
C.brown
Kennedy
Hulchar
Connrad
OlHogen
Cantwell
McLevy
Shiver
Lubai
Baker
Dug
Macionalé
Ared
Runa
Nekeater
Hirst
Balis
Nation
Arrows
McDonald
Gruner
Bekers
R. Brown
Detroit Beats Philadelphia Amid Errors in Narrow Tilt
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 6 to 5 driven by Philadelphian errors as the teams traded runs. Key plays included Schaefer and Colling contributing multiple hits, with Waddell and Bender pitching for Detroit and Donovan, Schmidt, and O’Leary fielding for Philadelphia. Umpire Stafford presided as the game lasted 1 hour 46 minutes.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Phila
Schaefer
Oldring
O'Leary
Schreck
C. Schmidt
Cross
Ss. Donovan
Waddell
Bender
Downs
Rossman
O'Lears
Schmidt
Lord
Colling
Gof Waddell
Couglin
Cobb
Sealadalpni
Donovan
Sy Bender
pall—Schmidt
Stafford
One Hit Off America Blanks Rhode Island Methodists
First blanking the Rhode Island Methodists in the Sunday school League 13 to 0. Pitching by America and strong hitting by Clements lead the victory. Clements drives a triple, two doubles, and a single while America allows only one hit. Game features include multiple runs, errors, and baserunning details from the matchup.
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Rhode Island Methodists
America
Clements
BR. LM. Pee Ees Firat
Abhore Boerstein
Coleman
le Mat
Tracy
Iroundtres
King
Richmond
Crampton
Symoncaki
Buckley
Brock
Totele
Roundtree
Brecker
Johnson
Houte le Mewi
Bymonceki
Hoffman
Tom
Mr. Hoffman
Light Work for Grew Eight in Good Condition
Washington desk note from Poughkeepsie June 2 reports Georgetown coach Murray Russell gave big charges a lay-off to prevent stale crews. Crew practiced with low strokes, cautious starts, and a smooth four mile row while visitors watched. Cornell shown brace, Georgetown bets to beat Navy. Syracuse confident to defeat Cornell. Columbia and Wisconsin row long, Badgers hindered by slow launch.
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Cornell
Brace
Navy
Russell
Washington
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Murray Russell
Georgetown
James O'Shea
Father Lyons
Kingston
Hig Stern
Syracuse
Columbia
Wisconsin
Badgers
American Yachts Chosen for Foreign Waters
Marblehead Massachusetts June 21 The American squadron of Sender yachts to Germany and Spain this summer includes Spokane I owned by Vice Commodore F Lewis Clark of the Eastern Yacht Club Chewink VIII owned by F G Macomber Jr of the Corinthian Yacht Club and Marblehead owned by W H Joyce and Sumner H Foster of the Corinthian Yacht Club The final selection was made today Spokane I raced last year the other two are new boats German races begin August 15 with Spanish contests to follow
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Marblehead
Mass
Sender
Germany
Spain
Spokane I
F. Lewis Clark
Eastern Yacht Club
F. G. Macomber, Jr
Corinthian Yacht Club
W. H. Joyce
Sumner H. Foster
Ross Champion Opens United States Golf Tourney in Philadelphia
Atec Hoss of Brae Burn GC won the thirteenth annual United States Golf Association open championship at Philadelphia Cricket Club with a 202 total. Gilbert Nichols of Woodland GC was second 34, Alex Campbell of Philadelphia CC third 395.
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Philadelphia
Atec Hoss
Brae Burn Golf Club
United States
United States Golf Association
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Gilbert Nichols
Woodland Golf Club
Alex Campbell
Philadelphia Country Club
Ross
Jack Hobers
Englewood
Peter Robertson
Oakmont
George Low
Baltueroi
Bniehols
Nashville
Donald J. Rass
Oakley
L. Auchterlanie
Grenview
W. Anderson
Onwenisia
David Hunter
Escex
George J. Rouse
Marine Field
Brunch Gardner
Exmoor
James Campbell
Mount Airy
Isaac Mackie
Fox Hill
Jack Jolly
Arlington
N. Y
H. T Rawiins
Buwenok
W. J Robinson
Atlantic City
Wiliam Ogilvie
George Smith
Claremont
W. 8
Sherwood
Memphis
WW. Hoare
Salt Lake
Herbert Strong
Apawamis
David Foutza
Chicago
Walter Favorgue
Skokie
J Pearson
Richmond
8. Carr
Huntington Valley
W. T. West
Princeton
Washington
Magesey
Hoylake
J. H. Taylor
Tom Varden
Auother Engifahman
Alexander Smith
Nase Oe Club
New York
Pe Che Aose
Soes
Wwsi Acs
France
Errors Lose Game as Portsmouth Tops Richmond 3–2
In Richmond Virginia on June 21 Wallace muffed Sherman's fly and Kirkpatrick made two errors, costing Richmond the 3–2 loss to Portsmouth. Cassidy and Sherman allowed seven hits each as the game stayed fast. Portsmouth scored in the third, fourth, and ninth while Richmond managed runs in the first, third, and fifth. Batteries: Richmond Cassidy Cowan. Portsmouth Sherman Barns.
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Richmond
Wallace
Sherman
Kirkpatrick
Portsmouth
Cassidy
Blanks Wins American Handicap in Shooting Tournament
J J Blanks of Trelevant Tennessee won the great American Handicap with 17 of 20. M J Margott of Fort Collins Colorado was second with 15 and Chauncey Powers of Decatur Illinois third with 16. A shoot-off at twenty targets followed.
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Tennessee
Chicago
J. J. Blanks
Trelevant
Tenn
M. J. Margott
Fort Colling
Colo
Chauncey M. Powers
Decatur
Til
Washington club buys star Clymer from Pirates
The Washington Nationals under Joe Cantillon have acquired Otis Clymer from Pittsburgh after multiple clubs refused to waive. Clymer, noted for a fiery temper, is praised as a scrappy addition as Cantillon continues building a winner. Also discussed are Nealon’s spring overweight woes and prior interest from multiple majors.
Hebrew Clubs Clash At Chesapeake Beach For Cup
Octagon and Progress pleasure clubs meet at Chesapeake Beach for the silver loving cup from Washington Hebrew Congregation. Probable Octagon lineup includes Fincher as catcher and pitcher, King at first, Elseman second, Jacobt short, Stern third, Hosenthal left, Marx center, Baer right. Progress shows King pitcher, Price catcher, Fishel first, Pelzman second, Eisenan short, King third, Roserthal left, Selinger center, Pelzmen right. Umpire Jack Gravny of Woodward & Lothrop. May Sutton to compete at London opens Wimbledon week with Doherty absent. American May Sutton, Beals Wright, Karl Behr join strong field with A F Wilding and Norman Brooks.
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Octagon
Progress
Chesapeake Beach
Washington Hebrew Congregation
M. Fincher
Fincher
King
M. Elseman
H. Jacobt
D. Stern
L. Hosenthal
L. Marx
B. Baer
M. King
H. Price
J Fishel
F. Pelzman
C. Eisenan
L. King
St. Roserthal
J. Selinger
May Sutton
London
Wimbledon
H. I
R. F. Doherty
Pasadena
Cal
Beals C. Wright
Karl H. Behr
A. F. Wilding
Norman E. Brooks
Lone State Over Little Dames State Match Result
The Lone State defeated the Little Dames by 5 to 2 as Amateur action with plans for a July 4 double header. A. G. Sharp of 6 Thirteenth Street NW supplied notes. The Congressionals seek a game against an out of town club while the Memorials eye a July 4 arrangement. Lawrence Athletic Club schedules a match with Brookland on the same date.
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Columbias
Atlantics
Southern Railway
Maurice O'Conner
Columbia Athletic Club
Company G
Fourth Infantry
Little Dames
Republic of Maryland
A. G. Sharp
Thirteenth Street
Congressionals
Ath Rerne
F. Fagus
Sianctis Avgenua
Lawrence Athletic Club
Brookland
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Ninth St
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