Peter Pan Rivalry With Sysonby Shown, Not Equal Yet
The column discusses horse racing comparing Peter Pan to the great Sysonby, noting Peter Pan’s Tidal Stakes win but slower time and the need for more racing to prove greatness. It also covers baseball talk on the Cubs, Sox, Athletics, and field day plans by Garry Herrmann, plus remarks on throwing records, with Detroit and Cincinnati insiders named.
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J. ED Grillo
Peter Pan
Sysonby
Frank Gill
Diana Ken
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Herrmann
Ned Crane
Hans Wagner
Wagner
Louisville
Pat Dougherty
Beme
Washington Club
Bob Ganley
Baseball Interclub Match At Van Ness Park Tomorrow
Century Club and University Club prepare for a postponed bat at Van Ness Park with 30 oclock admission by invitation. Last Thursday they fought to a 2 to 2 draw as Nick the pitcher and Tom Hume anchor Century Club while Winter and Leet lead University Club in a clash full of lively fielding.
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Century Club
University Club
van Ness Park
T. Hume
Leonard Nicholson
Ned McLean
F. E. Barbour
G. Lincoln
Waggeman
R. Hume
Frank Poe
Orville Hocker
Murray Cobb
Alpheus Winter
al Leet
Pilling
Tolman
Sixteenth Street
St Vincent Wins Narrow Win Over St Martin In Last Inning
St Vincent edged St Martin 9 to 8 after a late rally, Merrill of St Vincent tied the game with a deep fly in the ninth and an umpire ruling on balls gave the win to St Vincent. Box shows runs and key hits by Merrill, Sherman, Spaulding and Donnelly among others. Game lasted 1 hour 20 minutes at Olymp ic Park with Buckley umpiring.
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St. Martin Outfit
St. Vincent
Theresa
Dominic
Trinity
St. Theresa
Olympic Park
St. Martin
Merrill
Donnelly
Buckley
Bo Ora
Sherman
O Spaulding
Hilleary
Oj Beckett
Baggette
St Vincent
Backett
Mess
Cook
Tierney
Spaulding
Hureh
Johnson
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Hubbard
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Eagan
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Lewis
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Balis
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Batle
Beckett
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Jennings
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Nour
Commerce and Labor Defeat Post Office in White Lot Game
Commerce and Labor defeated Post-office 9 to 6 in the White Lot game yesterday. Wheatley pitched for Fourteenth Street, with strong hitting troubling the Post-office and Bielaski's fielding the standout despite two errors. Michael pitched part of the game for Post-office. he allowed only one hit as the defense battled.
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Commerce and Labor
Post- Office
Wheatley
Fourteenth Street
Michael
Post-office
Bielaski
Scoarer S
LABO
al Post-ofice
Bielanki
Dorriaon
Fenwick
Blrenton
Dumpier
Ol Wahler
Olfferring
Rada Eilensch
Pennington
Rath
JfBacon
Kratt
Shreiner
Cletarine
Pya Pelion
Shoemaker
Bieleski
Kinney
Klien Schmidt
Erwin
Repp
Shhreiner
Orrison
Sache
aMrst
Ring
Wageliers
Biglisks
Tenwick
Dampier
Phos
Fen’ Kinney
Shreimer
Mic
Hughes Shuts Down Athletics in 3-1 Loss for Washington
In a tight pitchers duel, Long Tom Hughes faltered in the seventh, allowing two unearned runs as Philadelphia Athletics beat Washington 3 to 1. Nichols tripled and Seybold followed with a drive after a misplay, delivering the decisive blows. Waddell and Hughes matched zeros until the seventh, with Ganley making a key one handed grab to save two runs.
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Hughes
Ganley
Collins
Seybold
Davis
Athletics
Oldring
Washington
Gross
Jones
Delehanty
Monte
Charley
Rube
Nichols
Rhode Island Methodists and Bethany Tie in League Game
The Rhode Island Methodists and Bethany outfit fought to a 4 to 4 tie yesterday afternoon in the Friday league at Thirteenth and D streets northeast. Pitcher Tosinstay fanned several batters as the game stayed competitive from start to finish.
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Bethany
Rhode, Island
Waough
Rhode Island & Methodists
tTosinstay
Rim
Abhoa
Bethsny
OlShadd
Smith and Bender Duel As Athletics Rally
Special to The Washington Post. A second game featured Chief Bender against Smith with the Athletics mounting a strong early offense and Hartsel contributing a double. Bender kept the Nationals to five hits through three innings, but errors and misplayed fly balls led to late trouble as Hartsel and cross collided on a tough play. The Nationals finally produced in the eighth, but the rally fell short as Smith and Delehanty made key plays and Delehanty attempted a steal.
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Bob Ganney
Lajoie
Nationals
Philadelphia
Athletics
Connie Mack
Cantillon
Charley Hickman
Perring
Boston
Nichols
Waddell
Bender
Jack Coombs
Ganley
Delehanty
Seybold
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Washington Post
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Washingtons
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Xient Bender
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Meyer
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Dang
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Simons
Om Hartford
Hy Meyer
Py Slater
Hite—Of
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Banes
Leonard
Jams
Harvard
Mr Smith
American League results and upcoming games recapped
Yesterday Philadelphia routed Washington 33 to 1 and then won 3 to 2. Orsorio pitched Cleveland to an 8 4 loss at Chicago. St Louis crushed Detroit 43 to 3 and 4 to 2. New York beat Boston 3 to 2. Today features Widow at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Detroit, New York at Boston, and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh among others. Details include batting highlights by Jones and Nichols, and a late Philadelphia rally while Washington made errors off Smith and Bender.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Ortengo
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Herretz
New York
Boston
Cuineiunet
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Honton
Chicago-St. Louie
Yale Triumphs Over Harvard In 14 6 Victory In New Haven
Yale defeats Harvard 14 to 6 in the Yale Held diamond game. Brennan and Slater locked up the Harvard pitching with Homeruns by Kinney Williams and Church. The crowd celebrated reunions with parades and a postgame dance.
New York Triumphs Over Boston in Close Defeat
New York defeated Boston 2 to 2 in a tense game marked by a bases loaded seventh inning, a disputed third out, and Umpire Sheridan’s close call at the plate. Key players included Hoffman, Sullivan, Barrett, Criger, and Rickey for New York, with notable Boston contributors such as Cone, Pruitt, Hogg, and Rowe. Time listed as about 1 hour 58 minutes.
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Boston
New York
Sheridan
Hiberfeld
Hoffman
Oparent
Il Congalton
OlBarrett
Knight
Ungland
aPerrin
Conroy
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Pruitt
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Rowe
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Keeler
Parent
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Cincinnati Wins Doubleheader Over Pittsburg in Slow Game One
In Pittsburg on June 25 the Cincinnati team swept both ends of a doubleheader against Fitterburg. Game one featured a steady Cincinnati offense as Sheehan left after being spiked by Lobert. The second game ended after seven innings by mutual agreement with Cincinnati again topping Pittsburg.
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Lobert
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Wills
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Firet
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Johnstoene
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Meson
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Lait
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Spenter
Johnstons
Phillies and Brooklyn Fight In One Hour Forty Minutes
Philadelphia held Brooklyn to eight runs as Magee and Thomas led offensives. Thomas and Titus doubled, Magee hit a homer, while Dooin and Maloney drove in key runs. Henley started for Philadelphia, Scanlon for Brooklyn, with Ematie and Rogers umpiring in a game that lasted one hour forty seven minutes.
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Strack
Bell
Putttoger
Duggle
Messie Ematie
Rogers
Phila
el Brooklyn
ABC AE Thomas
Alperman
Knabe
Caney
Tieus
GiLumley
Magee
Sparks
Ol Henley
Scanlon
Jorden
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Wee
Thomas
Titus
Grant
Doo- Vin
Maloney
Lewis
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Dooia
Daojin
Ott Henley
Kinabe
Tuug
Doom
Phitedelphia
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Henley
Scanion
bail—Bergen
Staplon
Rigler
Emelie
Wallace's Three-Base Hit Lifts Richmond Past Roanoke 7 4
Richmond defeated Roanoke 7 to 4 in a tightly played Virginia League game. Five Richmond runs came in the seventh inning, aided by Wallace's decisive three-base hit. Umpiring was fair and undisputed as Danville and Lynchburg standings appeared in the recap.
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Wallace
Ortsmouth
Lynchburg
Danville
Norfolk
Roanoke
Fehmtond
Washington Post
Richmond
Hattersea-Roanoke and Norfolk clash in Lynchburg game
Lynchburg reports a soon finished contest where the Shoemakers face Norfolk in a two to one game with Lynchburg leading through nine innings. Norfolk scored in the first inning but failed to recover as Oakley Bentley Fox and Edwards worked well for Hatteras. A second entry notes Portsmouth beating Sanville 9 to 1 in a pitchers battle until the seventh inning when Smith faltered and Truckers batted in seven runs.
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Lynchburg Va
Juris
Lynchburg
Shoemakers
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Sanvile
Smith
Truckers
Balis
New York Giants Star Receiver Will Report Home Thursday
In Cincinnati on June 26 Roger Bresnahan, New York National League catcher, was struck in the head last week and will leave hospital for Toledo on Thursday. Dr. Arndt says danger passed but Bresnahan will miss three weeks and cannot play yet. Also reports of various league scores across Western, South Atlantic, American Association, New York State, Tri-State, Eastern, and Southern leagues with multiple game results from Pueblo to Toronto and Newark to Elizabeth.
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Germany
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Sox
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Ohio
Roger Bresnahan
New York
Coakley
Toledo
Arndt
Bresnahan
Boston shuts out New York at Polo Grounds in 2-1 game
Boston defeated New York 8 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. Lindaman limited the Yankees to hittable pitches while Boston totaled eleven hits. Key moments included two-base hits by Ritchie and Bridwell, with Bowerman pinch hitting in the ninth. Time of game one hour 62 minutes.
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Boston
New York
Polo Grounds
Enhantry
McGinnity
Strange
Lace
Sane
Bowerman
Oootohooo
Bridwell
Bates
Burke
Ritchie
Stabron
Corcoran
MacGinnity
Lindeman
Lindaman
NeGinnity
Southern Railway Triumph Over St Stephen's In One Inning
Southern Railway aggregation won 7 to 5 over St Stephen's in a seesaw matinee. McKnight opened a late rally with a three-base hit, Ansley walked, and Kerr wild-pitched, allowing Ansley to score. Lynham drew a steal and scored on Copeland’s single, sealing the victory as the game ended in the sixth. Heinerick starred with a one-handed stop, while Haysen Holly and McKnight led offensive output for Southern.
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Hughes
St. Stephen
Southern Railway
McKnight
Ansley
Mecknight
Kerr
O’brien
Lynham
Coveland
Heinrick
Boythemn
St. Stephen Agh
AE Hayden
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McKeigh
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Lawler
Hayden
Insley
Heldrick
Warden Kerr
Katie—Hughes
Parsons
Chicago Triumphs Over Cleveland To Lead League
Chicago defeated Cleveland 9 to 4 in Chicago to seize and hold the league crown. The game ended in darkness after seven innings due to dim lighting. Hitting by Chicago featured prominently, with numerous players contributing in a tense, interrupted contest.
SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER Brooklyn and Philadelphia Bach Take a Game
Brooklyn and Philadelphia split a doubleheader on the farmers grounds. The locals opened with four straight runs and the first game was won by Brooklyn while Philadelphia prevented a sweep with a late rally and shutout in the second. Players cited include Kasbe and Dawtrey among others in a chaotic, error-filled contest.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Rooklyn
Iladelphia
Kasbe
Thomas Citas
Tants Dawtrey
Dugstoby
Agpermen
Wesleyan Closes Baseball Season With Williams Victory
Wesleyan defeated Williams College 1 to 0 in Middletown Conn as commencement guests looked on. McCathran hit safely in the sixth and scored the decisive run after a sacrifice, with McCathran pitching well and Day behind the plate. Tem ple and Lewis assisted, Umpire Woodford officiated.
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Wesleyan
Williams
Middletown
Conn
Williams College
McCathran
San Francisco Drops July Fourth Parade Debate
After a two hour session the San Francisco Fourth of July committee abandoned plans for a parade in which Gen. Funston's troops were to take part. The committee’s reply to General Funston’s letter condemned an insult and rejected the idea that U S troops could be insulted in San Francisco streets, while leaving open the question of lawless elements.
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Funston
Gen. Funston
United States
Francinco
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