Nationals Rally to Edge Highlanders in Cracking Baseball Victory
The Nationals defeated New York 2 to 1 in a brisk ballgame highlighted by Hickman’s two doubles and two singles and strong pitching by Patten. Orth’s “curveless” style and several fielding gems fueled a tense contest with fast baserunning, late-inning drama, and a crowd-pleasing rally that carried Washington to the win.
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New York
Griffith
Stahl
al Orth
Amule
T. R. Brand
Hickman
Stanley
Jones
Schlafly
Patten
Gotham
Case
Danny Hoffman
Saushpayn
Émce Cage
Lke
Lanette
Yaeger
Orth
Mik
Nike
Willie Keeler
Ireland
Isle
Staten Istana
Hal Chase
Weater
PO. Ale
Stonle
Nationals
AD. R
Sehin
Troep
Anderson
Fhekroan
Lyon
Heydon
AB. R
Keeler
Rte
Chase
Wed Ginney
Wey
Laporte
Wiliams
Iit
Hotiman
Kleinon
Nationale
Natonals
New ‘Yorks
Bafla
Stanle
Altizer
Schiafly
Jay
Aliizer
Mr. O'Loughlin
Dougherty and ONeill Refuse Big Leagues Return
Pat Dougherty says storm contentment in Lancaster may end this year and he may not finish the season in baseball. Mike ONeill, York star, likewise says big cities offer no lure unless a large sum tempts him to leave the Tri state league for majors. Both players praised their league and praised the local scene as preferable to major cities.
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Mike O'Neill
Pat Dougherty
Washington
Mnttle Foundation
Pat
Sporting
Post
Lancaster
The
Outlaws
York
Dougherty
Sebring
Manamed O'Hara
Giants Beat Phillies in a Four to One Ballgame
National League action in New York saw the Giants defeat the Phillies 4 to 1. Key players included Bresnahan Gleason and Courtney for Philadelphia while Doolin and Taylor contributed for New York. Errors favored the Phillies once, with bases and hits roughly balanced, ending in a decisive Giants win.
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Giants
Phillies
New York
Philadelphia
Phila
Sparks
Oovo
Taylor
Wild Throw Defeats Cardinals in Pittsburg Game
In Isburg Pa a wild Raub throw in the first inning scored two runners and gave Pittsburg the win. Leifield and Frown limited St Louis after the opening. Hoelakeetter three-base hit and Shannon single counted St Louis’ only run. Pittsburg 2 St Louis 1.
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Cardinals
Isburg
Raub
Pittsburg
Pitzburg
Leifield Amit
Hoelakeetter
Shannon
St. Louis
Tts
Pitsburg
St Loui
Rhoae Beaumont
Burch
Ganley
Begnett
Clarke
Hoeletz
Waener
Ol&moor
Neale
Olsbannog
Leach
Beckley
Ritchey
McBride
Peltz
Leifield
Brown
Cain
St Teuls
St Louie
Hoclakoetter
Bennett
Merida
Hoslekostier
GQ Brown
Attehey
Jeield
Pittaburg
J. St. Louis
Mesqra
Carpenter
Kiem
Danville Wins Ragged Game in Virginia League
In a ragged June 2 game the Tobacconists beat Richmond in eight innings. Powell Rickards Sletz and Hopkins sparked the offense while Charters Rickards Benny Lennard Oley Fetzer and Cowan misplays factor in the costly fielding miscues.
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Danville
Washington Post
Tobacconists
Powell
Rickards
Sletz
Hopkins
Charters
Benny
Lennard
Oley
Fetzer
War Trims Agriculture In Pitchers Duel On South Diamond
Agriculture loses to War 3 to 2 in departmental league action after a tight pitching duel between Finnigan and Titus. Weathered defense and timely batting favored War as Wiley made a sensational left field catch. Final line score shows War overcoming Agriculture with late runs and notable fielding miscues by Agriculture.
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Finnigan
Warriors
Titus
Wiley
Agriculture
RHO AG
RHO AK Wotaglones
Mmes
Rose
Fennwikif
Weber
Finigan
Winston
Sabing
Wiky
Franti, Co
Doris
Btaylonm
Brown, Ab
Shelor
Sterankon
Vernamenjea
Titi
Pierce
Banderet
Brown
Balt
Agriculicre
Wey
Flnngen
Newman
PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE BLOWN AWAY BY DUPLEX VICTORY
The Duplex defeated the Pressmen 9 to 1, breaking their hoodoo. Speer set a league record by allowing only one hit. Holle earned top honors with five successful punt steals.
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Speer
Holle
Pressman
Rhore Puplex
Webb
McMahon
Barlans
Aio Ao
Ventch
Palmer
Nevius
Veatch
Eerned Rune
Duplex
Hema
Goner
Tyson
Dram
Herbert
Dases
Berhans
Veater
Hote
Rum
Smd Hartnett
AicMahon
Balmer
Spear
Aerger
Marquette League tight contest with errors maring game
In a heavy batting affair St Martin's faced Trinity in a rough marred clash. St Vincent's beat St Peter's 11 to 1 as Loeffler and Carrick led the attack. Fielding miscues and late scoring shaped the outcome with Ells credited for offense and Dodd handling pitching duties.
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St. Vincent's
St. Peter's
Loeffler
Carrick
Sivinent
Rhoar St
Crouch
Goemer
Langtey
Martin
Downsan
Aj Joy
Doda
Darer
St. Peter'n
Halle
Wooden
Dod
Ay Wooden
Dodd
Loefier
Eacrifica Bis
Slath Triumphs Over Panth In Sunday School League
Slath defeated Panth in easy fashion as Lynham, Ballinger and Clark led the heavy hitting. Ballinger drilled a three bagger and three singles, Lynham collected five singles, and Clark added a two bagger and three singles as the offense clicked.
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Lynham
Ballinger
Clark
Siath
Rhoade Hampton
Stucker
Ballenger
Lytham
Fowler
Witte
Botts
Olan
Kerperane
Erpre
Sisth
Bale
OM Kidwell
Hughes
Kidwell
Hampton
Mate
Hy’ Kidwell
Batlenger
A. McDonald
Bishop
Herbert
Lyndham
Wil- Ha
D. McDonald
Duffey
Dotty
Kerper
Mr. Brower
Exciting Capital City League baseball clash ends 10-9
St Stephen's Institute victory over Aloysius 10 to 9 in a crowded Capital City League game. Hayden of Aloysius retired after a deep eye cut. Opportune hitting spurred the winners. St Stephen's players include Hughes Matting Farrell Carron Morlarity Dunn and Kerr. Bases were loaded at times and several players were injured. Game time 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Bernhard
Naps
St. Louis
Cleveland
Smith
Niles
Flick
Oo J Jones
Oldackeon
Stone
Turner
Hemphil
O Lojole
Wallace
Ol Rossman
O Brien
If Pongalton Roy
Hartsell
Bradley
Rickey
Clarke
C. Smith
Hes
Totels
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Jones
Lajoie
Bradiey Threg-bane
Figky
Bradiey
Hartwell
O'Brien
Vienna
Ball Jackson
Bernhard Struc
Hees
Tin
Beyen
St Louis
Sir. Sheridan
Ina
Talantes
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Detroit
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Sullivan
White
Rhoac Hahn
Lindaay
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O'Neil
Gibone
O'Leary
Tannehill
Paine
O'Stever
Schaefer
Slover
Vanes OM Daoc Hood
Layton Vases
D. Jones
Davis
Lowe
Lindsar
Hahn
Tenchu
Bass
Vwhite
Sfever
OM i White
Connell van Exent
Todat
National A
Ve. Ariingtons
St. Stephen's Institute
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Hayden
St. Steph
S. Rhoas Aloysian
Rhoas Hughes
Wealth
OpFarrell
RicCarron
Morisrity
Ale'h'rasyp
Kratt
Forsyth
Carpi
Dunn
Ietley
A. Dougherty
Aturser
P. Kerr
Rfao
McDerm'y
St. Stephen’s
Aloyaiua
Lele
Aloyatur
St. Stephen's
Firat Pase
Balte
Kerr
Sturzer
Gallagher
Kore
Dy Sturzer
Hurle
Farrell
Kelley
Hurley
Hughes
Outing Day Draws 2,000 to Park with Church Committees
Two thousand people flocked to Juuna Park for six Sunday school outings drawing crowds over 12 000 across Centennial Baptist Temple and several churches. Tables benches groves overflowed with chicken pie eggs and delicacies while elders and children enjoyed games and a baseball match won by St Peter's Sunday School 6 0. Committees named include Douglayswte Sunday School Ray J Smith chairman Albert Cart Daniel Diflendorf Wiliam Gibson Edward Jones and H Gray. Foundry M H Sunday School 8 H Bryant chairman W H Kerr Charles E Roesch H A Short T A Hardy. Centennial Baptist Sunday School W H McConnell chairman teachers and officers. Calvary M E Sunday School Fred C Croxton superintendent Frank Waring Dr W Scott J H Wilson Oscar Wyatt. Temple Baptist Sunday School F B Rhodes superintendent and officers Metropole ME B Sunday School Walter B Wright chairman EB L Harvey W G Eldridge.
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Juuna Fark
Centennial Baptist Church
Douglas M. E
Temple Baptist
Foundry M. E
Metropolitan M E
Calvary M. BE
Chateau Alphonse
Hall of Mystery
St. Peter's
Metropolitan Church
Clances
Maroney
Smith
Rowan
Lynch
Gates
Aulevard
Murray
Soundere
Douglays
Ray J. Smith
Albert I. Cart
Daniel A. Dilfendorf
Wiliam H. Gibson
Edward Jones
H. Gray
Beceball
M. H
H Bryant
W. HH. Kerr
Charles E. Roesch
H. A. Short
T. A. Hardy
Centennial Baptist Sunday-school
W. H. Mc Connell
Calvary NM
Fred C Croxton
Frank Waring
W. Scott
J. H. Wilson
Oscar Wyatt
Temple Baptist Sunday-School
F. B. Rhodes
Auerintendent
Metropole
Echool
Walter B. Wright
EB. L. Harvey
W. G. Eldriige
American Federation of Labor Council Concludes Session
The AFL executive council completed its session with Vice President Max Morris authorized to advance plans for a union label exposition in Minneapolis during the November convention. Reports on immigration policy and labor disputes were reviewed, and actions elected for investigation and reporting were assigned to key officers. The council also approved studying a universal or composite label and advancing the initiative and referendum as a federation demand. A telegram from Fall River noted a 10 percent wage increase for 26,000 textile workers starting July 2, with Gompers set to send congratulations.
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Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Max Morris
Minneanolis
Marrig
Morrison
Pittsburg
Wood Workers’ Union
New York
Central Federated Union
Carpenters
William J. O'Brien
O'Brien
Central
St. Louis
Gompers
Grant Hamilton
Frank Duffy
The
Gompérs
Fall, River, Mast
Fall River
John Golden
United Textile Workers of America
Golden
Duncart
Lennon
Excursions to Chevy Chase Lake Promised Weekend Fun
The Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company advertises weekend trips to Chevy Chase Lake with daily sailings by the Charles Macalester to Georgetown Point Comfort Norfolk and Virginia Beach. Round trip tickets are sold Saturday at reduced rates, with full day excursions including music dancing boating and a large orchestra. hotels and boarding houses offer ready accommodations.
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Chevy Chasa Lake
Cheve Chase Lake
Norfolk
Washington
Gi Point Comfort
Vietnimr Beach
Hampton
Beach Trip Schedule At River View Md For June And July
Sandry plans about three hours at the Beach for a salt water bath crabbing fishing and sailing then backs to home around 6 pm with return from St Johns Flatts shortly after 10 pm Saturday night. Trips to River View Md by city churches and groups continue through September with Queen Anne steamer offering multiple departures from Monrovia Wharf and a first trial run of the fireproof Jamestown steamer by Norfolk and Washington Steam Power Company this afternoon.
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Sandry
St. ‘Johns Flatts
Johns
Potomac
River View
Aone
Monom
Jamestown
Norfolk and Washington Steampost Company
Winchester Beats Staunton In Spectacular Baseball Game
Winchester defeated Staunton 7 to 5 at Reservoir Park in a high attendance Metropolitan League showdown. Cantwell Woodward led Winchester with strong pitching and Cantwell struck out seven while Gardner allowed nine hits for Staunton. Also notes invitees for a river cruise on the Winchester to greet Washingtonians and a Metropolitan League meeting scheduled at 063 Acker Street for color teams seeking league entry.
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Winchester
Staunton
Washington Post
Reservoir Park
Cantwell
Woodward
Gardner
Kay
Cantprey
Metropolitan League
Metropolitan Baseball League
M. N. Corbett
Acker Street
League
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