Turner Athletic Club Defeats Carroll Institute In Close League Game
In Capital City League action Turner Athletic Club beat Carroll Institute 2 to 0 after taking an early lead in the second and third innings. Hanvey started for Carroll. Dougherty and Risten produced key hits for Turner while Wheatley shut down Carroll late. Risten and Dougherty led Turner with two base hits each. Carroll’s offense managed only three hits with one run scoring in the fifth on a steal and misplay. Umpire Mr Handison officiated a 1 hour 26 minute game.
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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
May Sutton Wins Western Tennis Title On Kenwood Courts
Miss May Sutton of Los Angeles wins the Western championship after Miss Mabel McAteer fails to defend her title. Sutton dominates the tourney, not losing a set until the finals and achieving a 36 straight games win streak. Collins and Little claim men’s doubles, Neely and Sutton win women’s doubles, with Little and Collins set to meet in a future singles final.
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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 Auto Run to St Louis
Twenty four cars arrive in Erie as the New York Boston to St Louis auto race reaches the city. The winner is J M Waters of New York who covered Buffalo to Erie in 3 hours 50 minutes arriving at 9 this forenoon. Second is Haynes Apperson, with H L Pope and Walter Seigler close behind. more entrants join at Cleveland and final arrivals push to 7 pm.
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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 edge Senators as Smith held strong at Chicago
Chicago defeats Washington 4 to 2 in a tight contest. Townsend kept the Senators battling, but Smith limited the Sox to four singles through seven. Davis was benched by umpire Sheridan after arguing close calls as Chicago pulled away in the eighth with Jones scoring on a fielding error and Donohue adding another.
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Washington Post
Chicago
White Stockings
Washington
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 in Aug 1 game
Cleveland could do nothing against Boston, ten strikeouts, three Cleveland batters reaching first in six innings. Lush threw out Stahl at the plate to highlight action as Boston’s infield played fast. attendance 3,559. Final score Cleveland 0, Boston 4.
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Cleveland
Chico
Young
Criger
Bernhard
Boston
Arrora
Freeman, Stahl
la Chance
Colsins
Parent
Freeman
Selbach
Kanegy
Stahl
Donovan Falls, Kitson Saves Detroit Home Return
Detroit defeats New York 6 to 3 as Donovan falters in the ninth after Griffith and Puttman hold. Kitson steadies the fates with late Detroit offense. McIntyre Coughlin O’Leary Lowe and Keeler star in fielding. attendance 2,500 at homecoming.
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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 Shut Out by Bender in Home Defeat
St Louis loses 4 to 0 at home to Philadelphia as Bender, the Indian pitcher, dominates. Hartsel and Seybold spark the offense for Philadelphia with two-base hits and a homer built on timely hits, while St Louis manages only scattered runners and leaves two on base. The game lasts 1 hour 35 minutes with Connolly umpiring.
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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 snapshot
Pittsburg defeated Chicago 4 to 0 while New York and Philadelphia led a combined table with Bain and Hain at Brooklyn and Boston. Cincinnati visits Philadelphia as Pittsburg plays Brooklyn and Chicago tours New York with St Louis at Boston. Standings show New York 62 24 .721, St Louis 47 41 .534, Chicago 45 ? .? etc.
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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 Low Scoring Baseball Tilt
Pittsburg defeats Chicago 4 0 with two defensive runs, 3 640 in attendance. Leech Beaumont Casey Tinker Diehl Williams Ritchey Wagner Bransfield ONe il and Case ferried the heavy bats. In other games Columbus Toledo Indianapolis Louisville Milwaukee Kansas City Shreveport Montreal Toronto and Charleston posted varied results as weather and innings altered schedules. Corbett of St Louis NL released for rheumatism. Pittsburg buys shortstop McBride from St Joseph Western League 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
Beaumont
Siagle Stalen
Leech
Bransfeld
Dieb
Willams
Ritchey
Mr. Emglie
St. Joseph
George F. McBride
Sunday-School League Standings and Schedule
Standings show Fourth Mount Pleasant Congregational 13, Gurley 15, Gunton Foundry 908, Wilson Pet 720, 708, 687, 545. Teams include St Stephen Mount Pleasant Meth Wesley St Albans Mt Vernon. Today’s games list St Albans vs Wilson and Guilty vs Wesley at designated city venues across Fourth Street and Mt Pleasant area.
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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 Win Over Seward Club
The Music Boys defeated Seward Athletic Club 12 to 6 in Southeast Washington action. Shields and Banner starred for Marine Barracks, as Music moved to 11 wins in 12 games and next faces Navy Yard Stars in a best two out of three for the title.
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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
Seventeen hits push Guntons past Mount Vernon 18 to 1
The Gunton team scored 18 runs on seventeen hits at Mount Pleasant, paced by Watkin's baserunning and Speakman's two home runs. Sam Seay pitched a fourteen strikeout gem, while Mount Vernon errors and defensive lapses amplified the lopsided result. Early left on bases and wild plays marred the Emerald Isle squad, as forfeit notices rise elsewhere on the schedule.
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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 Martin's Faces St Patrick's
In a twilight finish at Second Street and Florida Avenue, St Martin's and St Patrick's of the Marquette League ended nine innings tied 5 to 5 as darkness halted play. Gardner pitched well for St Patrick's with six strikeouts, while Walsham and Pyne covered ground for St Martin's. Brennan hit a three bagger in the ninth to tie the game, with a throw to third thwarting a potential winning run.
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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 Game
Amateur baseball report notes a postponement of Carroll Institute vs Unions to Friday August 18 by mutual agreement. Unions meet Pension Office on Union ball grounds Wednesday at 5 30 p m. Highlanders beat Glenwoods 8 to 3 with sharp infield play by Willie Reagen and Joe Crown. George Hunter umpired well.
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Carroll Institute
Pension Office
Highlanders
Glenwoods
Willie Reagen
Joe Crown
George Hunter
Ward and Wright Reach Longwood Tennis Final
Ward and Wright, Eastern doubles champions, advance from singles semifinals at Longwood. Ward defeats Clothier in four sets, Wright edges Seaver in four, setting up a final against 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 and Sixth win after long junior league game
Bethany defeated Sixth 9 to 4 after extra innings in a Junior Sunday-school League contest. Grenfell sparked Bethany with a key hit, bases loaded double by Adamaor cleared the bases, and Zamnillie scored on a steal. Umpire ruled nine innings played despite a late dispute, darkness ended play with Sixth rallying for three runs. Kendall and Foundry were noted to play next. Foundry had forfeited Saturday’s game to Sixth but an exhibition saw Sixth win 16 to 9. A thoughtful husband advertises electric Bitters for fainting and dizzy spells.
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Bethany
Grenfell
Adamaor
Zamnillie
Foundry
Kendall
Baseball Notes Highlight New Era in National League
A wide sweep of baseball notes names Jesse Burkett nearing 100 base hits and Ban Johnson’s influence hailed as the Italian hand. Reports on Senators Huelsman and Turner in Cleveland, Jack Carr of Indianapolis, and Dwyer umpiring woes mix with Detroit’s hitless streaks and early league standings.
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Ban Johnson
Senator Lee
Toledo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Giants
Huelsman
Senators
Stone
Milwaukee
Bat Hagmeee
Tate Cromsey
Indianapoli
Wolfe
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Jack Carr
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Tigers
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Peoria
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Hartley
Canme Machs
EpPring
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Bill
Ban
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Puiliam
Moran
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Jimmy Collins
Cross
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Jack Grim
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American Association
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Cassidy
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Troy
Newark
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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 Prices Across All Styles
A local retailer advertises heavy reductions on trousers across all price points from $1.35 to $5.00, touting homespun, worsted, cassimere and serge fabrics. The copy promises quality and improved fit at lower costs, inviting customers to choose from summer stock at reduced prices.
Contracts for electric road to link Garrett to Cumberland
Pittsburg engineers let contracts exceeding 500000 for a 25 mile electric railroad from Garrett Pa to Frostburg Md by Meyersdale and Salisbury Railroad. Night power to 12 Pa towns and eventual Johnstown to Cumberland passenger line. Central plant at Boonton? On track to start soon with some service by next spring. Drowned in Lake Erie two men fishing boat overturned.
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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 Kansas City Court
Mrs Agnes Maers and Frank Hottman are charged with murder in the case of Clrice Myers, a printer, with proceedings held in a Kansas City courtroom. The hearing drew a large crowd including many women, some fainting as admission was contested and a November 21 trial date set.
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Agnes Maers
Frank Hottman
Fuimerly
Clrice Myers
Ulals
Literary Park
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