Interior Fails to Halt Treasury Streak in 6-4 Loss
Interior made a strong bid to stop Treasury's winning streak but fell two runs short as Treasury opened a commanding lead. Gordon pitched for the Reds in the Departmental League, with costly errors and Duganne and Heinrich starring in the field.
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Interior
Treasury
Gordon
Reds
Donaldson
Fulpher
Duganne
Heinrich
Beore
Abhoae McCarthy
O‘firyen
Gertraan
OfBarnhardt
Gi Heinrick
DI Doyle
Alcarr
Fuicher
Olwhtett
O'Neil
Hester
Veneman
Poweidson
Torney
Trinity Hands St Theresa With 24 to 2 Five Inning Win
The Marquette League leaders routed St Theresa 24 to 2 in five innings at Olympic Park. Ben Sebastian hit a homer, and St Martin, Vincent, Peter, Dominic, and others contributed for Trinity in the season’s largest score. Moore pitched for St Theresa while Berkeley started for Trinity, with Sebastian driving in multiple runs and the team amassing 17 hits.
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Trinity
St. Theresa
L. Pet
I. Pet
Vincent
St. Martin
Ft. Peter
Dominic
St. Peter Vs
St. Martin ’S Olympic Park
Marquette
Ben Sabastian
Finity
St.Theress
Ito
Phipps
Worden
Overkeley
W.phipps
McGrath
Olosterman
O‘chinn
Mathieson
Wolf
Moore
O.moore
T. Theresa
A. Moore
E. Sabastian
Worgen
Buscher
Garrett
B. Sabastian
Ove
Bailey
Harris
Chamberlein
Bireh
Errera
Nity
Nore
Berkeley
Birch
B. Sebastian
Sebastian
Chian
Che
Demaine Osterman
Herkeley
Frch
Parseddalls
Waltz
Mr. Jackies
League Park Saturday games with Southern Railway and Columbia Athletic Club
Southern Railway team owner Hunter arranged a 5 p.m. Saturday match at American League Park against Maurice OConner's Columbia Athletic Club. The Atlantics also meet the Government Printing Office team at league grounds on First and 2nd M streets northeast. The Martinsburg independent team disbanded, cancelling July 2, 3, and 4 series with Aloysius.
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Southern Railway
Columbia Athletic Club
Hunter
Maurice ‘O'Conner
American League Park
Atlantics
Algo
Government Printing Office
Martinsburg
Aloysius
Atlantica Takes First Place with 7 1 Victory Over Government Printing Office
Atlanticas jumped to first after defeating Government Printing Office 7 to 1 at First and M streets northeast. Joe Turner delivered a key fifth inning homer, while Dawson received poor run support. Highlighted by a one-handed catch in deep center by Wilkinson in the eighth, the printers left with another loss in a game marked by costly errors and defensive mishaps.
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Government Printing Office
Pet
L. Fet
Columb Tag
FLO
Atlantica
Tribe
Atlantics
Joe Turner
Scone
Dawson
Bee
Wooden
Wilkinson
Abhoae
Carcitk
Bawsch
P.s
Robinson
Shipley
Offurner
Salb
Priest
C. Salb
Noyea
Draeger
Woode
J. Salb
Turner
Draegar
Noyes
Cartick
Bishop
C. Saib
Hecker
J. Bath
Mess
MacDonald
lail—Robinson
Mr. Hareons
Lynchburg Beats Norfolk In Series Finale
Superior all around play and timely hitting lift Lynchburg to a 4 to 3 win over Norfolk in the last game of the series. Kline pitched masterfully for the Shoemakers with solid support. Jordan started for Norfolk and was relieved by Bertran in the sixth.
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Lynchburg
Norfolk
W. E. Pet
Portsmouth
Denville
Roanoke
Washington
Ama
Vas
Shoemakers
Jordan
Bertran
Kline
Eynchburg
Evans
Edwards
Byron
Hyattsville Beats Berwyn In Suburban League Contest
Hyattsville defeated Berwyn to take second in the Suburban League pennant race. Berwyn failed to hit Gallagher, with Hyattsville pitchers and fielding limiting Berwyn’s offense. Pitchers handtape and McGregor worked, game lasted 1 hour 10 minutes.
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Gallagher
Washington Post
Berwyn
Hyattsville
Hyatteville
Rho
Raoar Gelb
Brown
Handiboe
Barrows
Mangum
McGragor
Leafin
King
Darnall
Fuller
Corbert
Burnside
Green
McGarl
Shipley
Darnal
Btolen Ras
Clymer Joins Washington as Rain Gives Way to Plans
The Washington team added Otis Clymer from Pittsburgh after a rainout forced postponement of the Philadelphia game. Cantillon remains hopeful, noting Clymer’s return from a broken ankle and plans for lineup changes including Hickman, Perrine, and Nill. Patten and Edmonston are set to pitch in upcoming games against New York as Grahame rejoins the squad.
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Pacikt
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Jims
Nationals
Otis Clymer
Pitts
Cantillon
Pirateta
Washington
Pilburg
Perrine
Hickman
Cantilion
Andérson
Nill
Tre
Clymer
Ganley
Patten
New York
Griffith
Edmonston
Oscar Graam
Pistsbite Mats at the Plate in Winting
New York and Philadelphia figures appear in a brief sports snippet about a plate clash with odd phrasing. The fragment hints at a batting or pitching event labeled Sames Today, mentioning city teams and a moment of scoring activity.
St Martin Game Highlights and League Meet Notes
Fragmented report covers Chicago game with Seinfeldt, Holtman and Evers for St Louis area teams. Notes late innings, two-base hits, steals, double plays, and pitching errors. mentions umpire call, walk counts, and base on balls. Also reports Seed and Plant Defeat Lighthouse Board 6 to 4 in Agricultural Dept. event on Monumental diamond amid wet conditions.
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Lord
Barnhardt
Gertman
McCarthy
Bielaski
Hester
Gordon
Fulcher
Donaldson
Mr. Betts
Bethany
Waugh
Tall-Anders
Frica
Wood
HL Zannelli
Es Waugh
Shedd
Owen
Spoo Lf
Zanelli
L Wood
Patterson
Clarvoe
Fries
Shedg
Webb
Rider D
Woods
Chimes
Hathany
Basle
Wolfe
Colling
Wolfs
Collins
Wynkoop
Rider
H. Zanell
Chicago
LiKale
Steinfeldt
Howard
Str Vincent
Hotman
Vera
Murray
Hostatter O' Bara
Tyas
Burch
Shenkard
Hib
Knog
Drazer
Waaer Murray
Gage
St Lents
Tundgren
Slagle
Stotntetat
J Durbin
Kling
Bennett
Tese Hit
Holly
Sherkard
Evers
Noonan
Bye
Chisago
St. Tegal
Taylor
Lonta'i
Beehe
Mr. O'Pay
Tigut
Ruaubes
Lighthouse Board
Agriculturalpartment
The
Monumental
Boston Beats New York 6 to 2 as Orth Struggles
Boston wins 6 to 2 after Orth allows runs in three innings. Keefe relieves and holds the line, with New York’s pitching faltering. Ferris Ungland Congalton and Conroy contribute in a game filled with hits, errors, and stolen bases.
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Orth
Boston
New York
Keefe
Young
AER Oak Bullivan
Hoffman
Parent
Keeler
Aolongallon
Kibefield
Ungland
Barratt
Porter
Cenroy
Innin
Keéfé
Sheri
Wild Bill Gets His Bumps
Detroit reports a baseball game where Cleveland took a lead in the fourth inning on a misplayed throw. Donovan struggled, Hess was pressured by errors behind him, and Fitch and Bradley stood out with solid hitting and defense. The text chaotic but notes Cleveland’s late surge and Detroit’s pitching battles in a rough, unsettled account.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Donovan
Hess Wan
Etrova
Fitch
Canad Bradley
Sones
Coughby
Crawford
Payne
Phetrocars Stoval
Aieingisin
Birmingham
Brad
Joke Dabeyo
Herak Tang
Fern
Van
Hess
Cumberland Quits League and Piedmont Receives Franchise
Cumberland Md drops from Western Pennsylvania League after failed draw and over $1,000 cost by backers. Piedmont W Va takes its place, Somerset Pa had been offered but declined. Also notes Mets win 4 30. Metropolitans defeat Congress 12 8 on Monument Grounds with Conover homer and strong Barr defense.
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Piedmont
Spectat
Washington Post
Cumberland
W. Va
Somerset
Mets
Metropoli Athletic Club
Congress
Monument
Conover
Barr
Letté Je Rompian
Sforsraner
Swaims
Sandrpree
Gongressionals
luns—Camaller
Barr, Yan, Thompson
Holbruner
fupg—Metropolitan
By & Tee Crues Ity
Batven
Metropol
White Pitch Catches Grand Ball Title Clash
White pitched brilliantly to tie with St Louis in June at Chicago 2 4. He held St Louis to two runs while Felty faltered. The Grand Ball title was decided in a shaky showcase with several listed players and scorers from both teams.
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Iberene
St. Louis
Chicago
St. Lous
el Chi Fame Apes
T. Jones
Itale Jones
Pickering
Wai Fempatit
O'Connor
Felty
nicRane
Reverend Hannan Withdraws St. Martin From Leagues
Rev Eugene Hannan manager of the St Martin team says he will pull his club from the Marquette Leagues after a contentious game officiated by Umpire Buckley. A meeting to formalize action is planned with Capt. Bawards, president of the association, as details of the disputed inning are debated.
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Eugene Hannan
St. Martin
Marquette
Mead
Capt
Bawards
Association
Father Hannan
Dia
Buckley
Martin Fort
St. Vincent
Orby Wins Georgetown Derby in Quiet Finish
Richard Croker and his great colt Orby won the Georgetown Derby with Cleg trailing. The race drew little betting as Orby started near the favorite and surged ahead to claim victory. Croker attended the meeting, praising Orby after the win as the strong performance of the day.
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Richard Croker
ORBY
Argus Cloissié
Georgetown
Ah Cleg
Lepgine
Mr. Croker
King Edward
Bifexley and Umpire Dispute Over Ball Status
A cricket dispute arose when Bifexley claimed the batsman was out, Theo said two balls were in play, and Bett declined to judge if the bail was caught due to darkness. The league faces turmoil as St Martin may withdraw and St Peters may forfeit their match, threatening today’s schedule.
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Bifexley
Theo
Boar ‘Ernora
Theresa
Anacontle
Pulliam
National League
Shali
Rain Halts Most Play in Philadelphia Women’s Tennis Tourney
Only one match completed at the Philadelphia Cricket Club as rain disrupted the women’s national singles and doubles rounds. Miss Carrie Neely and Miss Marie Weimer won a first round doubles match. Helen Homans will not defend her title, reportedly due to marriage, with officials not yet confirming a default.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Martin
Carrie B. ‘Naeley
Cincinnati
Marie Weimer
Washington
Mra
G. L. Chapman
Clara
Chase Gelgatad
Natalie Wildey
H “Begtt
Mies Ny
Williams
Mies Marion Sherwood Ant
Heien
Datéheimer
Ane Wildoy ‘Meteatad
Misa LeRoy
Mg. Olatsent Walawrieht
Mint MeIfadden
Nice Groome
E. Taylor
Mise A Morris
Helen Hodge
Snew Ross
M. Ostheimer
Carolina
Clothier
Mias Neely
Miles
Eet York
Iateneed
G. Roper
Dean Palinda
John Strawbriage
Paliadelphia
R. Thayer
Phiadelphia
New York
Dixon
J. Water, Jr
A 'Z Thayer
Wallace Be _ Johnson
F. B. Hawk
Reilly Goes to Norfolk for Southern Athletic Club
Dr. Joe Reilly Georgetown football coach departs Saturday night for Norfolk to take charge of the Southern Atlantic Restolation club. Promoters aim to create the largest athletic organization in the South with many noted athletes. He will stay in Virginia until September first, then return to coach the Blue and Gray team.
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Joe Reilly
Georgetown
Norfolk
Cenagatpa
Clap
South
Reilly
Virginia
Norfolk Td
Georgetown Crew Struggles Highlight Athletic Fund Strain
The article notes Georgetown's heavy expense on maintaining its rowing eight for the Poughkeepsie regatta, with little revenue from the sport. It discusses recurring defeats, doubts about sustaining a competitive crew, and broader views on rowing’s demands and future. It also touches on turf racing, baseball standings, and figures like Mr. Croker and President Pulliam.
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J. Edgrillo
Athletic Fund
Georgetown
Lght
Poughkeepale
Invites Yachts to Bordeaux Fetes During Exposition
The American International Maritime Exposition in Bordeaux prompts a September series of fetes on the River Garonne and at Royan and Arcachon. The Ameri can consul at Bordeaux reports the committee chair expresses keen interest in American yachts joining. Races will cover motor boats ordinary boats canoes and yachts with substantial prize money.
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Bordeaux
France
Garonne
Royan
Arcachon
Star Department
Ameris
Behr Claims Wimbledon Title Over Fox in Straight Sets
Karl H Behr wins the All England championship at Wimbledon defeating Wilson Fox in straight sets 8 2 6 4. Behr dominates the match with superior play and power throughout the clash.
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London
Wimbledon
Karl H. Behr
Wilson Fox
Bites
Behr
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