Treasury Beats Post-office in Departmental League Clash
In a tight Departmental League game Treasury defeats the Post-office 3 to 2 behind Michael’s pitching and Torney’s stellar fielding. Orrison and Fenton contributed key hits as Treasury earns a rare win ending a streak of near perfection for the money handlers.
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Mighty
West
Michael
Treasury
Losg
Tta
Hanfalere
Gaveilow
Donaldson
McKnight
McCarthy
Herring
Orrison
Fenton
Asquith
Bacon
Spielaski
Post-ofice
Freasury
OAL
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Enton
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Fuicher
OlHester
Ino der Neil
sMichiel
Gertman
Post Office
Fenton Tyno
Orrison McCarthy
yases—Pennington
Py Michael
Mr. Betta
Danville Beats Richmond in Rain Delayed Eight Inning
In Richmond on June 28 Danville defeated Richmond 3 to 2 after the game ended in the eighth due to rain. Two Danville runs were earned, the third on an error by Rowan. Batteries Richmond Long Welsh Danville Walter Ryan.
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Portsmouth
Danville
Lynchburg
Richmond
Washington Post
Rowan
Long
Walter
Ryan
Local Yale Boat Crew Includes Washington Boy
Welles Kennon Rice of Washington, son of James Q. Rice, and nephew of Col Kennon, was a member of Yale eight that defeated Harvard in the varsity race at New London on the 27th. Rice trained at Friends School and at Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, Conn.
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Kennon
Rockwell Navy's Leader Elected Captain Of Navy Eight
Annapolis June 28 midshipman Francis Warren Rockwell of New York City was elected captain of the Navy eight for next year after the crew returned from summer practice. Rockwell rowed No. 6 in the recent Poughkeepsie race as the team prepares for the fall season.
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Midshipmen
Francis Warren Rockwell
New York City
Navy
Holliday
Rockwell
Poughkeepsie
Washington routs New York in high scoring exhibit
Washingtons unleash a batting onslaught defeating the New Yorks 6 to 4 at Washington. Clymer Delehanty and Altizer spark the offense with three bases hits and multiple steals as Washington pours in runs from the second inning onward. Brockett and Moore struggle for New York with Rickey’s fielding errors aiding the Washingtons in a chaotic, boisterous game.
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Washingtons
New Yorks
Thorsday
Moore
Brockett
Washington Bats
Hughes
Nationals
Rickey
Herst
Clymer
Ganley
Delehanty
Anderson
Jones
Perrine
Altizer
Chase
Keeler
Washington
Heydon
Conroy
Elberfeld
Laporte
Williams
E Clymer
St. Delehanty
Allazer
Hughey
Biberfela
Attizer
Heyden
Stafford
Burst
Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Cities
Washington visits New York and Philadelphia plays Boston while Cleveland meets Detroit Chicago hosts St Louis. Yesterday Pittsburg beat Chicago 3 1 New York defeated Philadelphia 3 2 Boston won while Cincinnati St Louis rain. Details include pitchers Leichardt and Liebhardt plus a Detroit Cleveland summary with Frane Jones Schmidt and O'Loughlin officiating.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
L. Pet
W. E. Pet
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Powell Weakens In Sixth As Chicago Beats St Louis
In St Louis on June 28 Chicago defeated St Louis 6 to 2. Powell allowed no hits until the sixth inning when St Louis started a rally, but Chicago’s fielding helped limit damage. Key players include Jones Hartzell and Roche for St Louis and Smith and Jones for Chicago. The game lasted 1 hour 68 minutes with umpires Hvana and Connolly.
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St Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
Powell
Oah Stone
OjHahn
Jones
Olen
Bre DO Pickering
Connor
Ij Sullivan
Fowall
Osmith Dow
Wj Potala
St. Loui
Rune
Isbell
Roche
Devis
Sullivan
Smith
Stone
Hartzell
T. Jones
Hahn
Piret’ Tare
Giants Win Two Straight in Philadelphia Tilt
New York defeated Philadelphia 8 to 3 as timely hitting and Philadelphia errors aided a late-inning rally. Shannon Bowerman and Courtney led the NY attack with key runs while Taylor worked seven innings for the win. Ames started for Philadelphia, Corridon finished.
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Seymour, Cf
Magee
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Grant
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Irang
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Amon
Mr. Rigier
Barrett's Home Run in Twelfth Tops Phillies
Boston wins 4 to 3 over Philadelphia after Barrett belts a twelfth inning home run. Pruitt relieved Winter in the ninth to help Philadelphia tie. Davis was ejected for disputing a call. Final line details list Boston hitters Barrett Knight Unglaub and Schreck among key contributors, with Winter and Plank pitching for Boston and Cross and Pruitt for Philadelphia.
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Pruitt
Philadelphia
Barrett
Davis
Abhoae Phila
Abhoae Sullivan
Hurtsel
Parent
Nicholls
Congalton
Seybold
Unglaub
O Davis
Tb Barrett
Powers
Knight
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Ol Oldring
Ij Schteck
Winter
Cross
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Plank
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Murphy
Claring
Schreck
Oldring
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Criger
Plang
Stelen
Frank
Mr. Sheridan
Detroit Bunches Hits To Beat Cleveland
Detroit wins as Eubank stifles Cleveland with limited hits. The Tigers capitalize on a hit and run, bases on balls, and a wild throw to plate to secure the victory. Cleveland struggles offensively with Eubank on the mound.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Eubank
Pirates Beat Cubs Again In Tight Baseball Match
Chicago outbatted Pittsburg but left runners stranded as Lundgren’s passes helped the visitors to a 3 to 1 win. Hofman made a spectacular one handed catch near the fence. Key hits included Wagner and Hofman producing scoring plays while Camnitz and Lundgren held the line late.
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Pittsburg
Lundgren
Wagner
Hofman
Abhoat Fittsburg
Evers
Olstorke
Bling
Gibson
Bone
Clarke
Storke
Steipfeldt
Camnitz
Abbaticchia
Sheckard
Leach
Abbatcchia
Ateesra
Johnstone
O'Day
Boston Wins Ten Inning Clash Over Brooklyn 6 to 0
Boston beats Brooklyn 6 to 0 in ten innings at Boston as Ernie Lindermann debuts in the box but is pulled after a wayward seventh. Young finishes, with Beau mont driving in a run and Hummel, Jordan, and Tenney contributing. Dodgers errors and miscues cushion the visitors’ scare as past runs and errors pile up.
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Boston
Ernie Lindermann
Young
Abhor Bridwell
Bates
Burke
Ritch
Maloney
Paetorius
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Lindermann
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Doping Baseball Proves Luck Dominant In Sports Races
Sporting Comment by J. E. Grillo argues luck governs baseball standings more than class. The piece notes Nationals beat Griffith, Cincinnati tops Pittsburg, and Athletics sweep Western foes while weather and crowds grow across sports. It compares American and English attendance and prices, previews a Burns-Squires bout, and contemplates Jeffries versus Australian challengers.
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New York
Nationals
Griffith
Pittsburg
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Athletics
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Boston
England
Squires
Burns
Squires Ia
Jeffries
German boats selected for imperial races in August
The Wittelsbach II Tilly X and Angela IV are expected to represent the Empire in waters near Kiel as the Imperial Yacht Club chooses boats to race the Eastern Yacht Club of Boston beginning August 15. The three small cutters led in four races with 24 German, two Belgian and two Spanish entries. A Washington Star special notes Parkersburg horses and Rail matchups amid other racing mentions.
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Tilly X
Angela Iv
Kiel
Germany
Imperial Yacht Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Boston
Mass
Wich
Congressions Defeat Memorieix At Monument Grounds
The Congressions beat Memorieix 10 to 3 yesterday afternoon on the Monument grounds. Stax pitched well for the winners fanning twelve. Congressions seek games with all seventeen year old teams in the District Adressives near Massachusetts Avenue southeast.
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Monument Grounds
Stax
Winnsera
Congressionaia
Massachusetta
Noutheast
Funk Top Amateur at Cumberland Gun Club Championship
In Cumberland Maryland the Cumberland Gun Club annual shoot honors Dr E M Funk of Washington as amateur high gun. Pro participants led by W R Crosby with 196 of 200 and a world champion straight 419 targets. Prizes total 750 dollars plus various items.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Cumberland Gun Club
E. M. Funk
Washington
W. R. Crosby
Lester German
Henry Wells
Dr. Punk
D. W. Baker
Joseph Hunter
A. H. Billmeyer
James Merrifield
Albert Holderbaum
C. W. Stark
Dr. Funk
Art Pitcher
H. Billmeyer
Prises
Simpson Champion in Western Open Golf Finish
Hinsdale June 28 Robert Simpson of Omaha Country Club won the Western Open with 807 strokes over 72 holes. He posted 71 and 74 in the final rounds to edge Fred McLeod of Midlothian and Willie Anderson of Onwentsia by two. Warren K. Wood of Homewood tied for fourth at 313, with Kenneth Edwards of Midlothian finishing tenth at 320. a long list of finishers follows.
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Robert Simpson
Omaha Country Club
Simpson
Fred McLeod
Midlothian
Willie Anderson
Onwentsia
Carnoustie
Scotland
Warren K. Wood
Homewood
Kenneth Edwards
R. Simpson
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Frea McLeod
Warren K Weed
A. Baxter
la Grange
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H Turple
Edgewater
Stewart Gardiner
Exmoor
J. Simpson
Riverside
Chicago Golf
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I Howland
Jr. Skokie
W Fovargue
Boston Leads In Tourney As Sears Reaches Final Round
Boston tops the field in the women’s national championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club with Miss Evelyn Sears defeating Mrs. G L Chapman to reach the final round. Miss Neely vs Mrs. Pouch in semifinals and the notable progress of Miss May Sayres and Wallace F Johnson in mixed doubles mark today’s play. The standings place Boston ahead of Cincinnati with New York and Philadelphia trailing. Miss Neely’s strong showing against Miss Harlan drew crowds.
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Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia Cricket Club
St. Mary Hing
Evelyn Sears
G. L. Chapman
Nyack
WN. C
Carne B. Neely
W. H. Pouch
Englewood
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Rachel Harlan
Sears
Mrs. Chapman
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Wallace F. Johnson
Merion Cricket Club
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Bra
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W. F Johnson
H. B. Register
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Dr. H Dewhurst
Miss le Roy
R. Thayer
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Deane Mathey
Pollard Defeats Ballinger In Old Dominion Open
In Richmond on June 28 F Pollard defeated John Ballinger of Washington in five sets 6-4 4-6 2-8 2-6 6-1 to win the Old Dominion open singles final. Ballinger praised the hospitality and predicted the tournament’s rise. doubles winners Whitehead and Tyler beat the Blackwell brothers 7-5 6-3 and will face Pollard and Bridger in the doubles final. A silver back clothes brush was awarded to Ballinger as runner-up.
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Richmond
John Ballinger
Washington
F. Pollard
Pollard
Ballinger
Frederick Woodard
Richmond College
Hermitage Club
Old Dominion
United States
Whitehead
Tyler
Blackwell Brothers
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Edwards action approved as league admits St Martin team
Approvals came from the Marquette League board after Capt Edwards, president, admitted the Howard Printing Office team as a replacement for St Martin's Church squad at the National Guard Armory meeting. The Trinity St Vincent game was tabled for later discussion while Frank Bridges announced he had secured a majority of the former St Martin lineup and aimed to push others for top standings.
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Marquette
Howard Printing Office
St. Martin
St. Martin's Church
National Guard Armory
Trinity-St. Vincent
Association
Frank Bridges
Burns at Oakland for world heavyweight title
San Francisco reports rising interest as Tommy Burns arrives from Harbin Springs and spars six rounds with his partner in Oakland. Public workouts planned to two days before the fight with Squires. Fans feel Australia’s Squires may deserve the hype. Ring entry set for Colma at 1 46 p m on July 4 with a 5000 dollar forfeit if a challenger fails to answer the gang by 2 p m.
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San Francisco
Squires
Bald Leads Ham One Twenty Five Mile Auto Race Record
Three men broke the world twenty-five mile touring car record in Ham One track. Eddie Bald won in 30 minutes 28 seconds, with E Simpson of Minneapolis second in 31 minutes 50 seconds and Winston of Minneapolis third in 31 minutes 56 seconds. Zerbeis of Minneapolis overturned at the first quarter but escaped injury.
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E. Simpson
Minneapoli
Winston
Minneapolis
Behr Defeated By Brookes In All England Tennis Clash
London June 28 In the All England lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon Morman H. Brookes an Australian defeated Karl H Behr an American by 3-2 in a dramatic match Behr showed a fine fight but Brookes experience and strategy carried the day after each player won two games The scores were 6 4 6 2 2 8 6 5 1 The match ended with Brookes advancing to the next round amid excitement of the championship field
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Wimbledon
Morman HE. Brookes
Gest Karl H. Behr
Behr
Faultless E. B. Two-Piece Garments For All Styles
The Faultless E. B. line offers production-made two piece garments designed to fit the form perfectly. Immense stock includes the newest styles in smart dressy outfits, with prices starting at 10 dollars and higher grades up to 30 dollars.
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The New Straws for Men Hats Offered At Bargain Prices
The ad promotes a wide selection of straw hats for men and children with prices from 25 cents for children's hats to 1.50 to 5.00 for men's straw hats. It invites customers to inspect the offerings and promises the best line in town.
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J. & W. Eiseman
7Th St
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