Relief for Nationals as Johnson and Groom prepare
Special to The Washington Post reports manager Jimmy McAleer expects one more game on the Hilltop. Ainsmith injured by Cree spikes is out two weeks. Weather unreliable with rain threatening postponement while Johnson and Hughes are lined up for Tuesday’s game.
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District League Ends With Five Clubs After GPO Withdrawal
Government Printing Office team pullout reshapes District League standings. Schedule shifts assign Columbia to play Bureau of Engraving, Aloysius and Commissioners vie for first with nearby games. August 1 end targeted. Aloysius seeks pennant as Commissioners loom.
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National Amateur Athletic Union Meet at Forbes Field Two Days No Admission
Athletes from across the United States gather in Pittsburgh for the National Amateur Athletic Union junior and senior championships at Forbes Field on June 28 and July 1. The event promises no admission fee, with free programs and up to 50 000 spectators expected. Officials include Ereree Brown of Mucage as president and Gov John K Tener of Mar Osteau will welcome athletes.
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Split Even In Double Bill Between St Louis And Cincinnati
In Cincinnati June 25 St Louis and Cincinnati split a twin bill. St Louis won the opener 5 to 1 behind Hobitzell hitting and Sage pitching while Golden shut Cincinnati down in the second to take a 2 to 1 victory. Key plays included Hoblitzell driving in two and Grant scoring on timely hits.
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Cubs Defeat Pirates 4–2 Amid Rainy Muddy Game
Chicago collected a spread of hits off Leifeld as Pittsburgh fell 4 to 2. A near continuous rain turned the field to mud, with Wagner’s batwork a bright spot for Chicago while Richie struggled with control. Zimmerman, Tinker, Archer and Byrne produced key hits as Chicago held on for the win.
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Reds anxious for trade in pro baseball swap
Boston reports President Russell weighs a deal sending Herzog and Sweeney from the Rustlers to Cincinnati in exchange for Downes Kagan Kizer Pitchett Fromme and McQuillen plus cash. Cincinnati seeks new blood after a prior agreement with Chicago. In Kansas City on June 5 Harry Brewer of Kenets City defeated Jack Dumient of Boston in a welterweight bout.
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Cleveland Wins Pair as Gregg Krapp Shine in St Louis
St Louis. June 2. Cleveland captured two games 2 0 and 8 2 behind strong pitching by Gregg and Krapp. Gregg held St Louis to four hits in the opener while Krapp excelled at bat and on the mound in the nightcap. Graney, Ball, Olson and Lindsay produced key hits as Cleveland split the twin bill.
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Tommy Leach Loses Wife in Pittsburg
Pittsburg fans mocked Tommy Leach for his slowing pace and past brilliance faded as his wife died after a month of illness. The news notes his personal sorrow amid a season viewed as diminished for the famed outfielder who helped win the city’s only world championship.
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College crews rest after tough training ahead of regatta
Rest was ordered at the Hudson camps as intercollegiate crews prepare for Tuesday’s regatta. Cornell remains the favorite, with Columbia seen as a major factor in the three events. Wisconsin’s boils cripple the Badgers, while Yale and Harvard crews enjoy rest and good condition before next Friday’s race.
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Grand Prix de Paris Ends In Close Finish With Combourg Second
In Paris the Grand Prix de Paris was won by Marquis de Ganay's As d Atout with Combourg second and Match third. Reiff protested the winner but the objection was disallowed as As d Atout held the lead in the stretch. Alcantara II faded from favorite to unplaced amid a tight finish.
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Horner Ends Track Career After Stellar Michigan Run
Chicago June 24 Joe Horner famed Michigan shot putter announces retirement from track ending a storied career. His best 11 pound shot put mark stood at 48 feet 3 inches and he added strong showings in discus hammer broad jump high jump and hurdles. Horner also twice equaled indoor records in low and high hurdles and repeatedly defeated rivals at short distances.
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Women Racketers to Play at Pittsburg Tournament
Pittsburg June 25 The women s tennial tournament of the Pittsburg Field Club opens tomorrow afternoon with entrants including Misa Florence Sut TMm and Wiss Hazel Hotchkiss renowned Pacific Coast players. Miss Helen Lb Wing from Chicago and Miss Moyes of Toronto, Canasta Mira Elizabeth Bunce of New York expected in the morning.
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Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Western, Eastern and Southern League games reported with scores such as Memphis 6 Nashville 9 and New Orleans 4 Chattanooga 0 in the Southern League, plus Milwaukee and Indianapolis results in the American Association. Driscoll retires from boxing after a storied career and plans to write about the English turf.
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Forestville July 4 Track Card With Local Races
Dr J E Sanaburry owner and manager of Forestville Maryland launches a July 4 card featuring Seat Pleasant versus Oxon Hill with a $10 prize. Races start at noon including a Prince George county free for all barred by top county horses, then 2.5 and 2.22 trots and paces, a 280 trot and pace, and a ladies half mile heats race with $19 to winner, $5 to second, and $8 to third. entries close midnight turn-in with five horses per class and four starters.
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Crews to Use New Shells on Hudson Thames Races
Cornell assistant coach John Hoyle built a new eight oared shell for the Big Red Ithaca crew and had them launch stern first. Hoyle says this method tends to yield better showings and the boat is among his best, lighter than usual as the crew is lighter this year.
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Latonia Racing Entries Day’s Card For 2-Year-Olds and Older
Todays Latonia entries list six races with 2-year-olds in the first race at 5 furlongs featuring Crystal Domino and other names, selling races for 3-year-olds at 6 furlongs with Infeh Kid and Jack Weaver, and multiple entries across the card including Husky Lad and Gold Cap in 3-year-olds mile events, plus a 4-year-olds and up race with Intrinsic and Spindler among others. detailed weights and entrants shown for each race.
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LocalPage Snippet Highlights Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR notes reference multiple persons and places including Latoma Merri Bean Canosmelen Curran and Richmond area terms. The garbled text hints at a dance and social event with references to Mexican dance and a preteen context amid unclear dates or organizations.
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