Tennis Opens With Barger-Wallach Neely Clash
In Philadelphia at the Cricket Club, the women’s national championship begins its third round. Mrs Barger-Wallach of New York defeats Miss Carrie B Neely of Cincinnati after a tight match 6-2 8-10 6-4, with Neely advancing to meet Rachel Harlan for a semi final spot. other results list Sears, Ostheimer, Chapman, Green, Scott, Pouch and Harlan advancing in singles and early rounds in doubles and mixed.
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Philadelphia
East
West
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Barger-Wallach
New York
Carrie B. Neely
Cincinnati
Middle West
Neely
Wallach
Evelyn Sears
Boston
G. L. Chapman
Nyack
N. Y
W. H. Pouch
Englewood
Emily Scott
Margaret Leroy
Pouch
Coates
E G Ostheimer
N Ostheimer
Phiadelphia
Marke Wagnsz
Mra“ Gil
Chapman
CG. T Chase
Phylis Green
Marie Weimer
Washington
Rachel Harlan
Edna Wildey
Plainfield
Carrie B Neely
Ecally Scott
Mra von Pouch
Mary Coates
Hoston
BG Ostheimer
G L. Chapman
Phyllis Green
Mite W. H. Pouch
Dmily Scoth
Willem J Clothier
Martha Grooms
Miss Hopking
Miss Martin
Laborites Triumph Over Navy in Departmental League Tilt
The Laborites defeated Navy 7 to 3 in a high school style departmental league game. Navy led early but fielding errors and timely Laborite hitting in the eighth inning turned the tide, with Rodgers adding a two base hit and Wheatley contributing on the mound before injuries interrupted play.
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Commerce and Labor
Navy
Laborites
Chunk Wheatigg
Rodgers
Litchfield
Sheemaker
Betts
Saching
Erwin
Nees
Bieleski
Inney
Kleinschmidt
Bretin
Rapp
Wheastley
Hunter
Patterson
Litchfield Harned
Nevy
Nevy, 2. First Base By Errore
L Reat
Ballpott Wheatley
Om Litchfield
Wheatley
Br Eapehasia
Smith
Tolén
Kinney
McGuire
Titenfeld
Mr Betts
Peuancs Naicie Ahasey
Four Hits Off McMahon as Atlantics Top Government Printing Office
The Atlantica defeated the Government Printing Office 10 to 2. McMahon pitched for the Atlantics in a patchwork lineup, allowing four hits, three in the fourth inning for the two runs. Key players include Priest, Noyes, Salb, Wooden, Farrell, Hubbard, and McMahon. The game lasted about one hour.
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Forden
McMahon
Atlantics
Priest
McCarthy
Tawson
Salh
Gfarreil
Neyea
Hubbard
Wooden
Smith
OfFenton
Ewing
Obardens
Ricker
Burgen
Sash
Offarden
Totela
Noyes
C Salb
Moilanen
Weerells Hubbard
McMaehon
Farrell
Wend
Webb
Meas
Besos Atlentics
Penn Cricketers Lose to Harrow in Tour Opener
University of Pennsylvania cricket team, touring Britain for six weeks, opened with a loss to Harrow. Harrow won by 150 runs to Penn’s 147, with Donald Graham scoring 45 for the visitors. The report lists numerous regional matches across leagues, with scattered results and incomplete line items across cities such as Chester, Reading, Allentown, Toronto, Buffalo, and Harrisburg, reflecting a dense schedule and mixed outcomes.
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London
University of Pennsylvania
Harrow
Pennsylvania
Donald Graham
Pennsylvania University
St Vincent Ties Trinity In 7 7 Baseball Tie At Olympia
St Vincent and Trinity battled to a 7 7 draw at Olympia Park with Spaulding delivering a four bagger and Turner and Sebastian contributing strong at bats. Hetnerick starred in the field as both teams exchanged scoring threats in a tightly played contest.
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St Vincent’s
Trinity
Olympia Fark
Turner
Ben Sabsatian
Jack Spaulding
Hetnrick
Wincent
Getty
Rhoade Tierney
Sebastian
Batley
Chamberlly
St Totes
Turber
St. Vincent
Firat Vane
Dedhile
Ettrick
Tieve
Turne
Hugeder
Evans
Mr. Uckley
New Yorks Dominate Nationals In Morning Tilting Win
The New Yorks win 13 runs in first three innings against the Nationals on the Heights. Chase and Conroy lead with hits as Case Patten proves hittable, while Washington errors and wind hindered fielding. Ganley mishap and late NY scoring cap a chaotic scene with light clashes over infield fly calls and ejected Cantillon and Hughes.
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Washington Post
New York
New Yorks
Nationals
Chase
Conroy
Washingtons
Washington
New Yorke
Case Patter
Yorks
Keeler
Gan
Anderson
Jones
Dal
Heeler
Elberfeld
Altizer
Laporte
Ganley
Hickman
Hick
Delehanty
Hurst
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Laper
Adndorfson
Warner
Aliso
Wilberfeld
Connie
L Laporte
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Chetbro
Toute
Bisby
Joras
Chsse
Alt
Balle
Om Cheai
Patten
Etrore
Impirer Re. Hurtt
Tima
Geme
Browns Trim White 80x In 6-4 Win Over Chicago
St Louis took the second game of the Chicago series 6 to 4 as Altrock relieved Walsh in the seventh. Duncan's first game for St. Louis and Leo Pickering sparked the offense while Donchue and Dineen handled mound duties. Time of game about three hours.
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Walsh
Altrock
Chicago
Duncan
Donchue
Zeupath
Hrutler
Hun
A Buelow
Ullivad
Dineen
Ohare
Rut Jones
Butler
Elow
Tili Daugherty
dicFarland
Pitches Walsh
Messrs
Gonnalig and
Evans
Richmond
Danville
Loucke
Cassidy
Shafferia Colts
Casaldy
Batville
Reagy
Athletics Whytewarhed Strains Fitching Arm
In Stonton June 97 Boston Mant defeated Philadelphia 1 to 0. In the third inning Shaw singled then Tanne drove home the run for the home team.
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Wombe
Dygert
Stonton
Boston
Philadelphia
Shaw
Games Today Feature Mtteberg at Chicago and More
Today's line includes Mtteberg visiting Chicago and New York at Philadelphia Boston at Brooklyn St Louis at Cincinnati. Coombs strained pitching arm paves way for Dygert as batters rally with Halls sacrifice and a lone run by Borton. Phillies tally late against Yankees cross, with Dygert gaining win in five and two thirds innings as Cross secures saves in a tense action.
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New York
Chicago
St. Leala
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Games Today
Mtteberg
Brooklyn
St. Lowid
Cincinnati
Coomba
Dygert
Sulliven
Bcore Borton
Parent
Sal
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Ieee
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End Schreck
Ferriss Koight
Eerie
Pape Baller Jadin He
Mu Ott
Dygett
S Tinnenit
Fitene
Errors Prove Costly As Detroit Falls To Cleveland
Detroit battled Cleveland in a long game marked by errors by Downs and Schmidt and wrangling with the umpire. Joss blanked several threats with infield outs as Detroit strands baserunners. Final line shows Detroit 4, Cleveland 6, with Bradbley Turner Lejolé Birmingham and Jones among Detroit hitters and Joss, Killian, and Olson on the mound for Cleveland.
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Joss
Bawes
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Cobb
Rossman
Dawns
Jachman
O'Laay
Ourirg'm
Behmidt
Egg Dan
Olson
Pens
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Bradley
Turner
Lejolé
Birmingham
Jones
Coughtin
Alts-Rossman
Hite
Fitek
Lajoie
Hitchman
Coughlin
Clark
Datroit
Chdves Jang
Palls—Oltitian
Hillian
Mr. Sloughin
Giants Wake Up In Philadelphia Pitchers Shine In Losing Effort
New York defeats Philadelphia 5 to 2 as Mathewson exits after six with Wiltse allowing one hit in three. Wiltse, Dahlen, and Corcoran contribute with notable hits while Debits on errors show the home team’s miscues. Umpire Rigidh presides as the game lasts about one hour and thirty minutes.
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New York
Mathewson
Wiltse
York
Phils
Shannon
Thomas
Browne
Kuabe
Devin
Titus
Karger
Giensont
Moren
Richie
Ware
Bhannon
Dahlen
Dabl¢n
Doblin
Mages
Nore
Qed
Devlin
Corcoran
Stalin
Doin
Bisee
Philelphia
hallenCl Mathewson
Wilms
Mathewsen
Tse
Rigidh
Gemd
Cincinnati Wins In Ninth On Wild Finish
Cincinnati defeated St Louis in a ninth inning rally as Gay reached on a fielder’s choice, Lobert scored, and Mitchll and Davis added run producing singles after only two hits to that point. Karger worked eight strong innings before the late miscues, Murray’s muff accounting for the other run as the Reds won 4-3.
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Gay
Gimme
Lobert
Mitch
Lll
Davis
Karger
Murray Bein
Chachi Wes
Pfigeinad
Louis
Itehell
Dayis
Gantet
McLean
Mowrey
Dwell
Ginein
St. Louis
Tala O
Lovert
Marshall
Dawit
Vale Ae
Boston Outplays Brooklyn In Opening Game Of Series
Boston defeats Brooklyn 4 to 1 in the opening game of a four game series. The visitors take the lead on an error in the first inning and add three more runs in the sixth on a sequence of balls a sacrifice two doubles and a single.
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Kitat
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Todlay
Batch
Sepret Bost
Brockipa
Daphres—Meesre
Wrhenie Kiem
Gaie
LEYIELD BLANKS CUBS IN SIX-HIT SHUTOUT
Chicago June 27 Leifield dominated the Cubs allowing four scattered hits as Brown also pitched well. Offense produced in bursts with sacrifices and a two-base hit by Leach among the highlights. Pitching and fielding errors limited scoring. final line 0-0?
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Chicago
Leifield
Big Mercy
Brown
Norfolk Wins In Ninth Inning Over Roanoke
Roanoke loses 2 to 1 to Norfolk after a ninth inning rally. Both pitchers pitched well though fielding errors late hurt Roanoke. key figures include Hynes and the late Norfolk scoring sequence.
Ninth and Rhode Island Methodists Tie In Sunday School League
In a poorly played Sunday School League game yesterday afternoon Ninth and the Rhode Island Methodists tied without a decision after eight innings. The Bloomingdale squad faltered in fielding allowing all runs in the third as Le Mat starred on the mound. Evans and McDonald contributed at the plate while several listed players showed limited hits and miscues.
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Rhode Island Methodista
Store
Tha
Bloomingdale Jada
Bilear
Ing
le Mat
Rou. Conner
A Evans
Cretripton
Brocka
Sonicley
Dices
Baines
Guaptrel
Crampton
Highland A A Wing Good Game
Highland A A defeated Colesville 4 to 2 in a tightly pitched game. Strong Highland pitching and timely hitting gave them a commanding lead in the first two innings, with Colesville rallying but falling short.
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Colesvjile
Chrough
Excelien
Ielaing
Syngten
Highland Anite Adsord
Fasane
PEG Etise i Ig
Cfeavine
Mrerisenchi
AL Clarge
Brookland Beats Bloomingdale In Seven Inning Clash
Brookland Athletic Club edged Bloomingdale Athletics 3 to 2 in a seven inning game yesterday afternoon. Pitcher Middlekauf troubled both sides, while Warley’s failure to hit his delivery cost Warley’s the game.
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Brookland Athletic Club
Bloomingdale Athletics
Coatly
Middlekauf
Warley
Racing Stars and Starters Stir New York Tracks
The piece notes dissatisfaction with Mars Cassidy’s barrier starts prompting Jockey Club guidance toward a walk-up style seen in New Orleans. It discusses top jockeys Miller, Radtke, and Rugan, plus Cassidy’s stance. It also covers George Stone’s resurgence and other sports anecdotes including boxing, rowing, and a British tennis result.
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J. ED Grillo
New York
Mars Cassidy
Jockey Club
Cassidy
New Orleans
Ami
East
Miller
Radtke
Rugan
Cessidy
Pee & Barrier
Century Triumphs Over University in Lopsided Park Game
Century defeated University 19 to 2 at Van Ness Park led by star pitcher Nicholson and strong batting from R. Hume T. Hume and Winter. Century’s defense was spotless with a fast double play Nicholson to R. Hume to T. Hume and outfielders scrambling through tall grass as University booted balls and miscued.
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Cooksey
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Fe i
Ahern
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Sheck
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Pease Santhea Er Maloney
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Napolesh Bonaparte
St, Helena
Dreyfus
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Nap
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van Ness Park
Nicholson
Century Star
Century
Tolman
Potomac River
Znywaz
Texas
T. Hume
R. Hume
R Hume
Ave
Leet
Winter
Gertman
Brennan
oAn University
Abhoal Er
Walker
Ius
Finney
Hume
Ecker
Sleon
Lincoln
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Pate
Srcrice
Nicholeon
Wmpire
Amend Automobile Rules For Equal Start In Tour
Buffalo N Y June 27 At a meeting the executive committee of the American Automobile Association considered a petition from entrants for the 197 tour noting that premium schedules favored clubs entering many cars. The committee amended rules to ensure all clubs start on equal footing, a move aligned with a manufacturers committee.
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Buffalo
N. Y
American Automobile Association
Two Go Up For Forgery In City Court
Frank Bowie a former janitor at the Franklin School building pleaded guilty to forging the name of teacher Mrs. C F Moore on a $60 check to the United States Treasurer. He cashed the voucher at Fourteenth Street Savings Bank and was sentenced by Justice Gould to one year and a day in Moundsville penitentiary. George Forrest also pleaded guilty of forgery.
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Franklin
Justice Gould
Moundsville
Bowie
C. F. Moore
Patille
United States
Fourteenth Street Savings Bank
Bowle
George Forrest
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