Turner Athletic Club defeats Carroll Institute in fast Capital City League game
Turner Athletic Club won 4 to 2 over Carroll Institute after taking a lead in the second and third innings. Hanvey started for Carroll and was hit hard, with Wilkerson, Babson, and Risten delivering key hits for Turner. Dougherty, Risten, and Dougherty contributed to Turner scoring and Wheatley held Carroll to three hits after Hanvey left. Carroll notched both runs in the fifth on stolen-base trouble and a plays-filled defensive effort.
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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
Withersor Fo
Rabson
ilCulien
Ristes
Ol Wheatley
Gloizback
Fulcher
H Beckett
Toala
Turner
Wheatley
Tarkey
Dobson
Happ
Finnegan Wheatley
Finnegan Torney
ball—Beckett
Mr Handison
Sutton Wins Western Tennis Title Defends Solitary Set Stroke
Miss May Sutton of Los Angeles wins the Western tennis championship after Miss Mabel McAteer fails to appear to defend the title. Sutton achieves a near perfect run, losing no sets in the tournament and dropping only a few games as her rivals fall. Doubles crowns go to Collins and Little in men’s, Neely and Sutton in women’s, with semifinals featuring Waldner and Hunt, and Emerson brothers losing.
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Chicago
May Sutton
Los Angeles
Cal
Mabel McAteer
Pittsburg
Kenwood
Miss Sutton
Miss Warner
Miss Parker
Miss Champlin
Little
Collins
Dende
Emerson Brothers
Waldner
Hunt
Waters First At Erie In Automobile Run
The first car in the American Automobile Association New York and Boston to St Louis run reached Erie at 9 a.m. New York owner J M Waters covered Buffalo to Erie in 3 hours 50 minutes. Twenty four cars arrived. Haynes Apperson and H L Pope with Walter Seigler among early finishers. Six entries join at Cleveland. four more expected. Final arrivals delayed until 7 p.m.
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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
Sox Beat Senators 4 to 2 in Chicago Thriller
Chicago fans welcomed the White Sox back from the East as Smith outpitched Townsend. Davis was benched for kicking at an umpire Sheridan in a tense eighth inning. Washington opponents, four singles by Smith, and a late Sox rally gave Chicago the victory 4 to 2.
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Chicago
Davis
Sheridan
Washington Post
White Stockings
Washington
White Sox
Smith
Townsend
Sox
George Davis
Yannehill
Senators
Donovan
Tannehill
Cassidy
Jones’ Alngle
O'Nei
Fielder
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 manage only three hits through six innings while Boston’s infield played sharp defense. Lush’s throw at the plate nixed Stahl, a key defensive play in a game the visitors dominated 4 to 0 with 3,559 in attendance. Boston pitcher Bernhard beat Young, with Freeman, Stahl, and LaChance delivering the only multiple-base hits in a low-scoring affair.
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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, Kitson Saves Detroit Homecoming
Detroit defeats New York 6 to 3 at home as Donovan falters in the ninth after Griffith holds three innings and Puttman is hit hard earlier. Kitson preserves the win with relief. McIntyre Coughlin O’Leary Lowe and Keeler star in 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
St Louis Falls 4-0 at Home to Philadelphia and Bender
St Louis opened the Eastern American League schedule with a 4 to 0 loss to Philadelphia as Indian pitcher Bender dominated. Hartsel and Murphy stole bases, Seybold hit a two run homer for Philadelphia, while Cross and Seybold provided two base hits for the visitors. Umpire Connolly called a 1 hour 35 minute game.
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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 scores and standings from a baseball card
Pittsburg defeated Chicago 4 0 while New York Philadelphia Bain and Brooklyn Boston Hain list next opponents. Cincinnati visits Philadelphia Pittsburg at Brooklyn Chicago at New York St Louis at Boston. Standings show New York 62 24 .721 St Louis 47 41 Chicago 38 84 .609 Boston 38 51 Cincinnati 62 37 .684 Brooklyn 32 59 Philadelphia 22 63.
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Wolfet
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St Louis
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Pittsburg
New York-Philadelphia
Bain
Brooklyn
Hain
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Bost
Pittsburg Holds Chicago Scoreless in Narrow Win
In a Pittsburg home game on August 1, Chicago was shut out as errors allowed two Pittsburg runs and sharp defense prevented scoring. Leach Beaumont and Strewn hits highlighted the bottom line while the crowd of 3,640 saw a 4-0 Pittsburg victory over Chicago.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
RITOA
Leach
OlSlagle
Beaumont Cf
Casey
Kroger
Chance
Wagner
OrmCarthy
Bransfield
O'Neh
Case
O'Barry
Briggs
Staxle
Kling
Tinker
Beaumont
Siagle Stalen
Leech
Bransfeld
Dieb
Willams
Ritchey
Mr. Emglie
Sunday School League Standings and Schedule
Standings show Mt Pl Cong leading with 13 wins and 4 losses, followed by St Stephen with 12 wins, Mt Pl Meth 9, Wesley 4, St Alban's 4, Mt Vernon 3, and others. Today’s games list St Alban's against Wilson, Guilty versus Wesley, and Sixth on Mount Pleasant Methodist at Van Ness Park and Fourteenth Street 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
Ana Ly Decker
Sixth On
Mount Pleasant
St. Alban’s
Foundry
van Ness Park
St Alban
Music Boys Down Seward 12 to 6 in Marine Barracks Game
The Music Boys of the United States Marine Barracks defeated Seward Athletic Club 12 to 6. Shields held Seward at bay as Music Boys won their twelfth game, eleven of which they have won. Next Friday at the Marine Barracks they face Navy Yard Stars in a best two out of three for the Southeast Washington championship.
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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
Gunton Boys Triumph 18 1 Over Mount Vernon on Mount Pleasant Ground
Seventeen hits with two four-baggers and a fourteen strikeout by S Seay powered Gunton to an 18 to 1 win over Mount Vernon. Watkins stole second and third and scored on Richards single, while Speakman hit two home runs and tallied a Texas leaguer. Defensive miscues hurt Mount Vernon. for Mount Pleasant the St Albans forfeit followed a postponed Ellipse game.
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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 Ends In Dark After Nine Innings
St Martin's and St Patrick's of the Marquette League battled to a 5 5 tie after nine innings at Second Street and Florida Avenue. Gardiner held St Patrick's with runners on base, Brennan homered for St Patrick's to draw even, and crowds witnessed sharp pitching and slick 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 Eight to Three Victory
Amateur baseball notes that Carroll Institute and the Unions postponed their game to Friday August 18 by mutual agreement. The Unions will face the Pension Office on the Union ball grounds Wednesday at 5 30 p m. Highlanders beat Glenwoods 8 3 in a close, well played contest with standout infield defense by Willie Reagan at third and Joe Crown at short. Umpire George Hunter officiated.
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Carroll Institute
Pension Office
Highlanders
Glenwoods
Willie Reagen
Joe Crown
George Hunter
Ward and Wright Advance to Longwood Tennis Final
Ward of Orange New Jersey and Beals Wright of Boston won their semi finals at Longwood Cricket Club defeating Clothier and Seaver in four sets each to set up a title match against William A. Larned the present Longwood Cup holder. Ward edged Clothier in a lengthy four setter while Wright defeated Seaver in straight sets then three sets.
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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 Triumph in Extra Inning Junior League Clash
Bethany defeated Sixth 9 to 7 after nine innings of play as Bethany’s Grenfell sparked a rally with key hits and errors. Adamaor plus Zamnillie contributed timely hits and base running as the game stretched late into darkness amid a dispute over innings. Kendall and Foundry prepare to meet as Sixth adds a 16 to ? exhibition win while Foundry had forfeited Saturday’s game. A thoughtful husband credited Electric Bitters with curing his wife’s fainting spells and dizziness.
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Victors
W.l Pet Pe
Foundry Pest Bethany
Las Kendall
Bethany
Grenfell
Adamaor
Zamnillie
Foundry
Kendall
Baseball Notes Show Burkett Near Century in Hits
Baseball notes discuss Jesse Burkett nearing 100 base hits as Western papers laud Ban Johnson, with focus on Senators Hawkins and Huelsman, and Cleveland and Chicago teams in a busy NL season. Mentions Turner, Carr, Dahlen, and umpire Moran amid wide-ranging player notes and team standings.
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Jesse Burkett
Ban Johnson
Senator Lee
Toledo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Giants
Huelsman
Senators
Stone
Milwaukee
Bat Hagmeee
Tate Cromsey
Indianapoli
Wolfe
Turner
Cleveland
Jack Carr
Washington
Indianapolis
Athletics
Bastons Browns
Tigers
Detroit
Monte Cross
Peoria
Shortstonside
Harrisburg
Hartley
Canme Machs
EpPring
Bad Will
Dahlen
Bill
Ban
Muggsy
John
Puiliam
Moran
Philadelpha
Lajoie
Bradley
Jimmy Collins
Cross
Fred Parent
Jack Grim
Brooklyn
American Association
Boston
Louis
New York
Stankard
Holy Cross
Jersey City
Dwyer
Cassidy
George Shock
Troy
Newark
Rube Waddell
Philadelphia
Rube
Henry Kullite
Boston Americans
Tate Cromley
Spurs
Georgetown
Schaeffer
McGraw
New York Giants
Pat Dougherty
Pat
White Sox
Pulliam
Reds
Stahl
OQ Neill
Gaiden
Clarke
Record- Herald Monocle Man
Trousers Sale Cuts Across All Prices
Clothing is keen and the hang of these trousers could not be improved by high priced tailors. You have the pick of homespuns worsteds cassimeres serges and summer stock at reduced prices.
Electric road contracts let for Garrett to Frostburg
Pittsburg announces contracts exceeding 500000 for building an electric railroad from Garrett Pennsylvania to Frostburg Maryland a twenty five mile line. Meyersdale and Salisbury Railroad named will supply night power to about a dozen towns and later operate Johnstown to Cumberland service. Central power plant at Bojyston to begin soon with some system in operation by next spring. In Lake Erie two men drowned while fishing a third survived.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgers
Garrett
Frostburg
Meyersdale and Salisbury Railroad
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Cumberland
Bojynston
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Ohio
John Rockers
Sherprook Street
Jacob Margo
Norwood Avenue
Gustave Mails
Mais
Women Flock to Murder Hearing in Criminal Court
Kansas City Aug 1 Mrs Agnes Maers and Frank Hottman charged with murdering printer Clrice Myers. Courtroom overflowed with worried relatives and women fainted while admission fights occurred. Trial set for November 21, drawing large public interest in the case.
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Kansas Cin, Mo
Agnes Maers
Frank Hottman
Fuimerly
Clrice Myers
Ulals
Literary Park
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Reed
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Garrett, Pa
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