Turner Ath Club Beats Carroll Institute in Fast League Tilt
Turner Athletic Club outscored Carroll Institute 6 to 2 in a rattling Capital City League contest. Turner took the lead in the second and third innings behind Dougherty and Risten, with Hanvey and Wheatley holding Carroll to limited hits. Risten and Dougherty starred for Turner while Carroll’s Hanvey and Wheatley battled. Torney, Mullen, and Cullen contributed key defensive plays as Turner secured the win in 1 hour 26 minutes.
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Turner Athletic Club
Carrol Institute
Brillant
Hanvey
Carrell
Carroll
Wilkerson
Babson
Finnegan
Risten
Beckett
Lay
Duoughterty
Hang
Rapp
Mullen
Tarney
Bounder Finnegan
Glotzbacks
Drescher
Cullen
Torney
Turner Rehoa EL Carroll Rhoab Las
Kelly
Dougherty
O Farr
Witherson Fo
Il Culien
Ristes
Ol Wheatley
Gloizback
Fulcher
H Beckett
Toala
Turner
Wheatley
Dougharty
Torhey
Dobson
Happ
Finnegan Wheatley
Finnegan Torney
ball—Beckett
Mr Handison
Sutton Captures Western Tennis Title In Absence
Miss May Sutton of Los Angeles wins the Western championship after Miss Mabel McAteer fails to defend. Sutton previously held the national title and dominated the tourney, winning 45 of 48 games. In doubles, Collins and Little take Western men’s championship, Neely and Sutton win women’s doubles, while Emersons fall to Waldner and Hunt in men’s doubles semis.
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Chicago
May Sutton
Los Angeles
Cal
Mabel McAteer
Pittsburg
Kenwood
Miss Sutton
Miss Warner
Miss Parker
Miss Champlin
Littl
Collins
Dende
Emerson Brothers
Waldner
Hunt
Waters First at Erie in New York to St Louis Run
Twenty four cars in the American Automobile Association rally from New York and Boston to St Louis arrived in Erie. J M Waters of New York led the field, reaching Erie at 9 am after a Buffalo to Erie leg of 3 hours 50 minutes. The Haynes Apperson and H L Pope with Walter Seigler followed. six more entries joined at Cleveland and four more were expected.
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New York
St. Louis
Ene
Erie
American Automobile Association
Boston
J M. Waters
Buffalo
Haynes- Apperson
H. L. Pope
Walter Seigler
Cleveland
R P Scott
Baltimore
Harold Hoag
White Sox Triumph Over Senators In Eight Inning Rally
Chicago nails four runs in the eighth to beat Washington 4 to 2. Smith strong for Senators until a late miscue by umpire Sheridan and Davis removal. Yannehill leaping grab and key base plays set pace as Chicago fans celebrate return from the East. All other scores: Philadelphia 8 St Louis 0. Boston 8 Cleveland 0. Detroit 8 New York 6. Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis on tap.
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Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Wshington
Washington Post
White Stockings
White Sox
Smith
Townsend
Sox
George Davis
Sheridan
Yannehill
Senators
Donovan
Tannehill
Cassidy
Jones’ Alngle
O'Nei
Fielder
Davis
Andy Callahan
Callahan Ted
Dongahue
Stahl
Isbell
Hull
Hill
Callahan
Jones
Jake
Donahue
Green
OO Green
Esbe Donohue
Bundon
McFalan
Cleveland Shut Out By Boston As Young Struck Out Ten
Cleveland could not muster offense at Cleveland today and was shut out by Boston. Only three Cleveland players reached first in the first six innings. Lush’s throw from left field to catch Stahl at the plate was a feature as Boston’s infield played fast. Attendance 3,559. Boston won 4 to 0 with strong pitching from Bernhard and timely hits by Freeman Stahl LaChance and Colins.
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Cleveland
Chico
Young
Criger
Bernhard
Boston
Arrora
Freeman, Stahl
la Chance
Colsins
Parent
Freeman
Selbach
Kanegy
Stahl
Dodie Pleys
Lajoie
Hickman
Lush
Bemis
Ferris
Mr. O'Loughlin
Donovan Falls in Ninth as Kitson Saves Detroit Home Opener
Detroit beats New York 6 3 in seven and a third innings home opener. Donovan was effective until the ninth when three doubles, two singles, and wildness led to his exit and Kitson finished. McIntyre Coughlin O Leary Lowe and Keeler starred in the field. Attendance 2 500.
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Donovan
Kitson
Detroit
Mich
Detroits
Griffith
Puttman
McIntyre
Coughlin
O'Leary
Lowe
Keeler
Rhoae
New York
Barrett
Doughty
Wheeler
Lbertela
Anderson
Williams
Fultz
Conroy
Kleln
Milsen
O'Leay
Ganzel
Willams
Donovan Firat
Grifith
Firat
Orrore
Carr
Messra Dwyer
King
St Louis Falls to Bender's Phillies 4 0 at Home
St Louis loses 4 to 0 to Philadelphia as Bender the Indian pitcher dominates. Attendance 1,140. Scoring line shows two runs in the fourth and one in the seventh for Philadelphia. L Sluggers Hartsel Heidrich Cross and Seybold contribute hits for St Louis, while Hartsel and Murphy steal bases. Umpire Connolly presides. game lasts 1 hour 35 minutes.
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St. Louis
Bender
Philadelphia
Bt Louis
Moran
Hartsel
Heldrick
Pickering
Hemphill
Davis
Jones
Croag
Wallace
Seybold
Gleason
Murphy
Audhot
OM Cross
Sugden
Schreck
Howell
P. Bender
St Louia
L. Cross
Heidrich
Schreckengost
M Cross
St Louis
Mr. Connolly
National League results and club standings recapped
Pittsburg defeated Chicago 4 to 0 while New York and Philadelphia, Bain, Brooklyn and Boston matched in a split of matches. Cincinnati visits Philadelphia as Pittsburg plays Brooklyn and Chicago travels to New York. Standings show New York leading with 62 wins and 24 losses, St Louis 47 41, Chicago 58 84, Boston 38 81, Cincinnati 62 37, Brooklyn 32 59, Pittsburg 60 36, Philadelphia 22 63.
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Chicago
New York-Philadelphia
Bain
Brooklyn
Boston
Hain
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louie
Bost
St Louis
Pittsburg Beats Chicago In Error Filled Game
Pittsburg won 4 to 0 over Chicago as errors allowed two Pittsburg runs and stellar defense kept Chicago scoreless. Key players included Leach Beaumont Casey Bransfield Diehl and Tinker with pitching by Briggs and Corbett leaving the crowd at 3,640. Other league results list Columbus Toledo Indianapolis Louisville Milwaukee Kansas City St Paul Atlanta Montgomery Birmingham Nashville and Rochester in action across multiple leagues. Pittsburg also purchased shortstop George F McBride from St Joseph for about 1000.
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Chicago
RITOA
Leach
OlSlagle
Beaumont Cf
Casey
Kroger
Chance
Wagner
OrmCarthy
Bransfield
O'Neh
Case
O'Barry
Briggs
Staxle
Kling
Tinker
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Siagle Stalen
Leech
Bransfeld
Dieb
Willams
Ritchey
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American Association
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Toledo
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Minneapolis
Rangan City
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St. Paul
St. Joseph
George F. McBride
Sunday School League Standings and Schedule
Standings show Mt Pl Cong and Gurley leading with high scores. Remaining teams St Stephen Mt Pl Meth Wesley St Albans Mt Vernon and others follow with mixed records. Today’s games feature St Albans versus Wilson and Guilty versus Wesley at designated street and park venues.
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Mt Pl Cong
Gurley
Gunton
Foundry. Wilson . Pet
St Stephen
Mt. Pl
St Alban’s
Wilson
White House
Wesley
Fourteenth Street
Lydecker Avenue
Sixth On
Mount Pleasant
Music Boys of Marine Barracks Beat Seward Club 12 to 6
The Music Boys defeated Seward Athletic Club by 12 to 6 in Southeast Washington play. Lefty Shields dominated the mound as Marine Barracks improved to 11 wins in 12 games and set up a best two of three title clash next Friday with the Navy Yard Stars.
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Music Boys
United States Marine Barracks
Seward Athletic Club
Shields
Marine Barracks
Navy Yard
Washington
Muste Rho
Seward Rhoae Miller
Pickett
Coyle
Fertrewa
Morgan
Il Rappert
Blinn
O Mohnson
M'Kelvey
Kabansky
I/MCauley
Banner
Isjay
Hasbrook
Ceuter
I. O
O/Miller
N.u
Sewgre
baile—Om
Seward
Jay
Bagner
McKelvey
Sewart
Sergi Brannan
Mount Vernon Falls To Guntons 18 to 1 In Major Baseball Blowout
Seventeen hits, two for four six, helped the Guntons defeat Mount Vernon 18 to 1 on Mount Pleasant grounds. Speakman hit two home runs and Sam Seay pitched fourteen strikeouts. Errors and tense moments marred the Emerald Isle lads, Wat kin s stealing a run but Mount Vernon mishaps dominated.
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Guntons
Mount Vernon
Mount Pleasant Grounds
Watkins
Richard
Emerald Isle
Field
Price
Speakman
Sam Seay
Gunton
Sheckles
Rhore
Mt Vernon
Rhoat
Gunton - Ee
Bielaski
Harding
Hallinger
S Seay
Hutchinson Harris
Webster
Cy Price
Mr. Betts
Marquette League Tie As St Martins and St Patricks Play
In a nine inning Marquette League game on Second street and Florida avenue St Martins and St Patricks battled to a 5 5 tie at darkness. Gardine starved St Patricks with runners on base while Brennan delivered a three bagger to tie the score in the ninth. Walsham and Pyne covered ground for St Martins as crowds witnessed strong pitching and sharp fielding.
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St. Martin’s
St. Patrick’s
Second Street
Florida Avenue
St. Maron's
St Patrick's
Marquette
Gardine
St. Patrick's
St Martin's
St Patrick’s
Brennan
Walsham
Pyne
St. Martin's
Billy Marceron
Highlanders Defeat Glenwoods In Fast 8 To 3 Contest
Amateur baseball notes show a postponement of Carroll Institute versus Unions to August 18 by mutual agreement. Unions face Pension Office on Union ball grounds Wednesday at 5:30 pm. Highlanders beat Glenwoods 8 to 3 in a close, well played game with sharp infield defense by Willie Reagen and Joe Crown. George Hunter umpired a fine match.
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Carroll Institute
Pension Office
Highlanders
Glenwoods
Willie Reagen
Joe Crown
George Hunter
Ward and Wright reach Longwood tennis finals in doubles champs
Ward and Wright, defending Eastern doubles champions, won their semi finals at Longwood Cricket Club in Boston. Ward defeated Clothier in four sets and Wright beat Seaver in four, advancing to face William A. Larned for the Longwood Cup.
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Clothier
Seaver
Longwood
Boston
Aug
L.holcombe Ward
Orange
N. J
Beals C Wright
Longwood Cricket Club
William A. Larned
Ward
William J. Clothier
Philadelphia
Wright
R. C. Seaver
H. Ward
W. J. Clothier
B. C. Wright
Bethany Sixth Rally Past Sixth In Extra Innings
Bethany defeats Sixth after a ninth inning delay, with Grenfell starting a key rally and Adamaor clearing the bases on a double. A dispute over innings led to an extra frame as darkness halted play. Kendall and Foundry matchups noted for today. Foundry forfeiture to Sixth noted, an exhibition game won by Sixth 16 to 8.
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Bethany
Grenfell
Adamaor
Zamnillie
Foundry
Kendall
Baseball Notes Roundup of 1900s U S League Talk
Baseball notes discuss Jesse Burkett nearing 100 base hits, Ban Johnson praised as the Italian hand in Western papers, and Lee and Huelsman shining for Senators. Coverage covers majors like Cleveland, Detroit, and New York Giants, umpiring issues, player moves, and lingering team struggles with partial game outcomes and emerging stars.
Trousers Sale Drops Prices Across All Styles
Retailers advertise dramatic reductions on trousers from two to seven fifty dollars, highlighting homespun, worsted, cassimere, and serge fabrics. The pitch emphasizes value and the quality of the summer stock at the reduced prices.
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Rogers, Peet & Co
Chery & Moran Co
Manhattan
Joseph Auerbach
Seceeciecems, A
Electric road contracts let for Garrett to Frostburg line
Pittsburg officials announce contracts under $500000 for a 25 mile electric railroad from Garrett Pennsylvania to Frostburg Maryland. The Meyersdale and Salisbury Railroad will supply night power to about a dozen Pennsylvania towns and later run a passenger service from Johnstown to Cumberland. Central power plant to be built at Bojyston, work to begin soon and some service expected by next spring.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgers
Garrett
Frostburg
Meyersdale and Salisbury Railroad
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Cumberland
Bojynston
Women Pack Kansas City Courtroom for Murder Hearing
Mrs Agnes Maers and Frank Hottman are charged with murdering printer Clrice Myers. The hearing drew a crowded courtroom with many women seeking admission and several fainting. The case, set for November 21, highlighted public interest in the trial.
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Kansas Cin, Mo
Agnes Maers
Frank Hottman
Fuimerly
Clrice Myers
Ulals
Literary Park
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