Washington Semctors Take Two From Boston in Doubleheader
Washington wins two games at Boston 4 1 and 4 0, aided by timely hits and strong pitching. Leon ard and Green sparked the offense in the second game, while Engle and Bedient worked in the first. Umpires were Connolly and Egan.
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Jake Daubert Tops Nationals Batting Leaderboard
Jake Daubert, former Memphis first baseman, continues to lead the National League batters with a .339 average through the games played Wednesday in August.
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Memphis
Western Tennis Stars Still Win in Niagara on the Lake
The international tennis tournament in Niagara on the Lake, Ontario, concluded with Western players prevailing. Griffin of California won the men's open singles over Whitney of Boston, score 8-6 1-8 6-4 8-5. Mrs Robert Williams of Philadelphia won the women’s open singles over Mary Browne 8-6 3-6 6-4. Johnston and Griffin clinched the men’s doubles 2-6 6-2, and Browne and Johnston beat Williams and Griffin 8-5 6-4 in mixed doubles.
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Griffin
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Boston
Robert Williams
Philadelphia
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American Arsenal
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Johnston
Willams
Whitney's Pennant Wins the Futurity at Saratoga
Whitney's Pennant wins the $15,000 Futurity at 6 furlongs in Saratoga Minnesota after a late drive to hold off Southern Maid and Addie M. In a tight stretch finish Pennant outsprints Forum and Early Rose with a head to spare, Addie M half a length back for third as the field wide at the backstretch.
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Southern Maid
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Pennant
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Addie M
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Early Rose
Southern Main
Bore
Atlanta players present walking stick to Dr J W Mitchell
Dr J W Mitchell the Atlanta baseball club physician received a handsome gold handed walking stick from the players after a double header. Manager Smith presented the gift between games as umpire Rudderham staged an injury ploy to bring the doctor to the plate. Engraved date August 30 1913 and monogram on the nobo. The doctor expressed deep appreciation.
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Atlanta Baseball Club
Atlanta Baseball Ele
Rudderham
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Smith
Atlanta Baseball Players
Mitchell
Santa Club
Bisland Tops Southern League Shortstops at Crackers Park
Rivington Bisland, known as Bizzy, emerged as the premier shortstop in the Southern league and a feared hitter. Since joining the Crackers from the Pirates he has posted a .384 in 47 games, fielded at .981 with 67 hits and 17 runs in 308 at bats, while making 42 errors overall.
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Bisland
Echo Answers
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Nashville
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Dizzy
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Memphis
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Land
Risland
Tie
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues and associations
Yesterday's scores span the Southern, National, American, and other leagues with multiple city matchups. Highlights include Nashville 5 over Mem, Savannah 3 over Cherie, and Philadelphia 4 over St Louis with various other where-notes and stand-ins across the Empire State, International, and Canadian associations.
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Atlanta
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Rharkeston
Memphis
cLee Eo
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Patlade
Cleveland
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Boston
Byston
Dern
Cincinnat
St. Louis
Brooklyn Retains Walker After Strong Ten Day Pitch
Brooklyn signs new contract with Walker after his ten day stint. Manager Dahlen keeps the pitcher who has delivered solid outings since joining the club on a conditional release last week.
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Dahlen
Doyers Win Two In Doubleheader For Nationals
Brooklyn hosted a doubleheader with Boston, losing 13–0 and 6–1 as Boston toppled the Dodgers in a tied pennant race. Tyler and Guinn starred for Boston while Dahlen’s fielding woes crippled Brooklyn. Ceremonies for Long Island anniversary preceded play. Umpires O Day and Emalie worked both games. The second game featured Quinn and Whaling on the mound for Boston and Reulbach and Miller for Brooklyn. Time 2:45 for the nightcap.
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Reulbach
Walker
Emalle
Crowd riots end Mets Phillies game with forfeit and protest
Police intervened as New York players faced a hostile crowd after an attack on officers. A player, Shafer, was struck by a brick as umpires were pressed. The game ended in a forfeit after a chaotic scene in the seventh inning, with New York scoring six in early frames and the Phillies rallying to eight runs. Manager Devin planned a protest.
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Cincinnati Clings to Slow Nine in Ragged 7-1 Win
Cincinnati defeated Reds 7 to 1 in a sluggish contest. Doak, Perritt, and Geyer allowed runs while Ames pitched well for Cincinnati. Time of game 2 hours 7 minutes. Umpires were Rigler and Byron.
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Gridiron Practice Opens at Georgia in September
Athens Ga August 30 Special Football practice will begin September 10 at the University of Georgia for all players reporting to Coach Cunningham. Training table will be at Lompisinnali with scientific feeding. Rumor says Joe Bean may join as coach next year, previously with Marist College and Jersey City baseball. Ketron and Emp Peacock return to assist Cunningham.
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Jersey City
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Emp" Peacock
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