Ban Johnson Seeks Control as Ainsmith and Morgan Sit
Cavernous report from Cleveland details Ban Johnson pressuring manager Griffith over suspensions for Ainsmith and Morgan tied to the Detroit riot. It notes potential waivers for Larry Lajoie, Johnson’s shifting of Sheridan and O Loughlin to Cleveland, and ongoing questions about Ainsmith’s salary and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley T. Milliken
Cleveland
Griffith
Tm Wutch
Ban Johnson
Ainsmith
Washington Bad All
Thove
Magan
Tager
Sheridan
Morgan
Washington
Larry
Grifth
Lajole
Lajoie
EAGH SCORES A TALLY IN ABBREVIATED GAME
Eagh and Kentworth battled to a 1 to 1 tie in a preliminary to the Chaansas City Vighant contest yesterday. The abbreviated scorecard shows players like Cantwell and Murphy among those listed, with notes on pitching, hits, and fielding for Rock Creek and Saint Dominic's. The report preserves names and positions, reflecting a local park game with a park-time setting and a tense stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waliles
Kenttworth
Chaansas City
Holeian
Metarthy
Cantwell
Ty Darkspa
Vigilants Lost To Kansas City Feds At Andrews Park
George Stovall and the Kansas City Feds outplayed the Vigilants at Andrews park, finishing 13 to 4. Downey and Wernstein took the brunt of the visitors hits as the Feds scored early and often, with strong pitching and fielding securing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stovall
Kansas City
Feds
Andrews Park
Wernstein
Downey
Secretty
Omore
Green
Steele
Bioral
P Goodwin
Heek
Kruger
Wood
Derfinger
Moran
Uroren
Hager
C. Henning
Donnelly
Toted
Seaoire Gerd
Kansas City Feds
VigiHaois
Rons
Chadbourne
Gilmors
Kenworthy
Coodwio
Derringer
Henning
Lemer
Grimore
Downer
Bolom
Lemerick
Heck
Wid
Messrs
Janschke and
Venable
Naps Triumph Over Nationals In Cleveland War
In a high scoring battle at Somersfield the Cleveland Naps defeated the Washington Nationals 9 to 4. Boehling and Bentley struggled for the Nationals while Altrock and Steen managed to hold the guests. Cleveland built an early lead and held on as Graney and Ols on drove key hits. Moeller and Shanks miscued grounders, reflecting a rough Nationals fielding day as Pe zold, Jackson and Graney contributed offensively for Cleveland.
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Summers Park
Evans
Kirke
Naps
Nationals
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Gmth
Boehling
Bentley
Altrock
Williama
Griffith
Griffmen
Washington
Jack Bentley
Edcile Foster
Foster
Stanley T. Millen
Cleveland
Ohio
Naplanders
Somersfield
Steen
Moeller
Shanks
Netionala
Mitchell
Gandh
Chapman
Graney
Olson
Jackson
Wood
Olton
Boehing
Pezold
McBride
Gandit
Tank
Schaefer
O'Neil
Gandil
Birmingham
Leibold
Aikenell
Rosedale and White Sox tie in a low scoring game
In a muddy field contest Rosedale and the White Sox played to a 3 to 3 draw. Pitcher Seaton faced heavy traffic, while Roche Pollard Hicks and Peverill each contributed RBIs for Rosedale. Baserunning and fielding miscues defined the tense finish as errors decided late.
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Waite Sox
Rossdale
Behrle
Roche
Hayden
Fothiand
M.hieke
Lons
F.hayden
Gebicke
Braund
Fitzgerald
Peverill
O‘callan
Antre Seaton
Shestan
White Sox
RosedaleHroOey
Pollard
V. Hicks
Seaton
Osr O'Lone
O'Lone
Twobane
Hicks
Paverill
Beaton
Tichar
Ollie” Chill
Gerardi
Rosinis
Anhoar
M.hayden
Reche
Falliard
D'Lons
Gebieke
Conmbs
Boah Fitzgerald
O Williama
Sheehan
Cullen
Wy Douglas
Albyons
T.gerardi
BR & Ditlon
Rosedale
Waite
Rune—Behrla
EL Hayden
Douglass
Balle
Om Dillon
Mil
Branpa
Dillon
Hin
Hilts Sne
American League Standings Snapshot Amid Fractured Petilut
The column presents a garbled standings table for the American League with partial records. Teams listed include Philadelphia and Boston with varying win totals and percentages, alongside Detroit Cleveland Washington New York and others, though many figures are corrupted.
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Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Chance and McGraw Pick Athletics to Stay Ahead in American League
In 1914, Chance and McGraw discuss the American League race with the Athletics leading. They note left handers Gregg and Johnson, Carrigan’s trades, and Boston’s and Detroit’s pitching strengths. McGraw predicts the Athletics hold a strong pace as Giants and Cubs vie in the National League, with Stallings and Boston shaping the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance
MGRAW
Athletics
Frank L
Habe Tay
Connie Mack
Mack
White Elephants
Philadelphia
Shiba Park
Bill Carriget
Vean Gregg
Cleveland
Rankin Johnson
Walter
Gregg
Boston
Red Sox
Tigers
Bakers
Collinses
Cobbs
Crawfords
New York
Cubs
Hank” O'Day
Tesreau
Matty
Marquard i
Demaree
Athletice
Ffteen
Iead
Stallings
Giants
Chicago
Devore
Braves
Cuba
Athletics Win as Walsh, Chicago Fall 5 to 2
Philadelphia bats hard and wins 5 2 over Chicago with Ed Walsh limited to four innings. The game features strong fielding by J Walsh and Murphy for the A’s, while Murphy and Robertson contribute key hits and defensive plays.
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Chicago
J. Walsh
Murphy
Philadelphia
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Perger
E.colling
Cattins
Baker
Strunk
Shawkey
Mayer
E.walsh
Il Lathroy
F Cleotta
Pes
Russell
Wolfsons
Cientte In
Philadelphi Oo
Chicaxc
Doo
J. Wal Coltine
Lapp
Metnace
Daly
Vase
Blackburn
Thraphase
Wil—Naker
O B. Walen
Lathrop
Choate
Baekfees Hi —Dodte
Doubie
Alcock
Taathro
J Behalko Daly
Barry
E. Cafsine
Methons
Philocrphia
Cicotte
Wolfgang
Scholk
Wimpires
Measrs
Gh Connolly
Lone Run to Browns in Twelfth Session
St Louis edged Boston 1 to 0 in a twelve inning pitching duel as Foster faced Weilman. Leary drove in the only run with a second inning two base hit, and both teams left runners stranded in the late innings. Time of game about three hours.
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Reagan
Shtieelin
Olseke
Ol Walsh
Brount
Yi Levain
Wen
St. Dominic's
Rack Creek
Walle
OM Welch
Walah
Om Pfell
Pfell
Walsh
Welch
Bibiten
E. Welch
Rica
Dwein
Roche
Wich
Leyden
pSne
Carrigan
Joe Wood
Sean Gregg
Liiely
Grege
Washington
Milan
Griffith
Detroit
White Sox
Browns
Chicago
St. Louis
Foster
Boston
Weilman
Beore
Lous
Willams
Shotten
Walker
Osnouker
Ueery
Wailman
Banes
St. Louie
Noerts
Dineco
Hildebrand
One tally is enough for Pittsburgh to win
Chicago, Aug. 2 Pittsburgh beat Chicago 1 to 0 today. Jones hit a long drive to Bratton, went to second on Delehanty’s drive, and scored on Dekos’s hit. Batteries Kerr Pendermast Block. Southern Association Mobile 3 Birmingham 1. Memphis 8 Chattanooga 1. New Orleans 8 Montgomery 1. Nashville 4 Atlanta 1. Darkness.
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Pittfeds
Chicago
Pitteburgh
Jones
Bratton
Dele ‘Hanty
Dekos
Metsvargh
Dean
Kiretzer
Southern Association
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Montgomery
Ew Orleans
Nashville
Ailania
Arrange Post Season Dates Distribute Strongest Nines
Schedule details for sectional post season in amateur baseball, announced by President Robert H Young. Strongest teams Eastern Potomac Postoffice Departmental Ninth East Washington Sunday School spread across sections to avoid early clashes. A $15 deposit per team due to enter, meetings planned at Spalding's, and umpires to be named later.
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Robert H. Young
Potomac
East Washington
Port-Sea
Young
Marquette
Central
Potomac Grounds
Central Grounds
Central Va. Merquatte
Love Railway
N. W
Railway
Y. M
Departmental
Treasury
Rosedale
Roardale
Rosedale Va
M.oa
Saratoga Race Entries Show Wide Night Card
List of racing entries from Saratoga across eight races for yearlings through older horses. Entries include names like Maple O'Brien Stabel Montgomery and Polarist with varying weights and odds. Weather is reported as clear with a fast track.
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Saratoga
Furfonga
Maple O'Brien
Stabel Montgomery
Tismiss
Polarist
Change
Hiker
Falr Helen
Exerla
Ash Can
Hassock
Qui- Hook
Tia
Syaut
Oversmer
Senegamhlan
Droneau
Dryndur
Meadow Lark
High Priest
FT Fuelongs
Stromboli
Hester
Panvlean
Leo Skoiny
Adams ‘Express
Frederick le
His Majesty
Sir John Schnaon
The
Alabama
Casuarina
Nated
Addie M
Rosa
Robinetta
Emile. Stara
Strines
Swanton
Hia Nibe
Wileroa
Song of Valley
Abdon
Robert Olivnr
Harry Lauder
Loveland
Raoul
Lod
Betray
Ryan
Fiature
Gleaming
Viedimer
Liberator
Garbage
Hark Carey
Quartz
Parle
Tinkle Bed
Dufferin Park
Veach's Two Baggers Spark Detroit Win Over New York
Veach delivered a pinch double in the eighth inning driving home High and Crawford to help Detroit defeat the New York club 4 to 3 in the opener of their series. Four Detroit hits came in the final frame as Bush starred in the field and Moriarty, Cree, and Veach contributed key measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Veach
High
Crawford
New York
Tigers
Bush
Boore
Eeeeny Boone
O'ush
Dajer
Ol Mertarty
Look
Efeh
Cres
O‘crawtera
Mutlen
Ol Vensh
Peck'p'h
Kavan'eh
Sweeney
O[burns
Malsel
Baker c $Igaco Fisher
Ucaret
Nunameker
Ren
Detratt
Cave
Mesore
Egan
Evans
Pelicans Triumph in Second Season Game at Cathedral School
Washington and Baltimore Pelicans played the second game of the season at the Cathedral School grounds on Saturday, avenging an earlier defeat to Monimertal City with a 10 to 4 rubber. After the game, visitors were hosted by the Dumbarton Club with a dinner, dance, and breakfast. Lineups featured Naylor Jr, Seay, Howard, Prentiss, Stearns, Fleming, Higgins, Avers, Stevens for Washington and Bradford, Hudgins, Ensor, Chapman, Bradley for Baltimore.
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Washington
Baltimore
Pelicena
Cathedral School
Monimertal
Dumbarton Club
Naylor, Jr
Seay
Howard
Five Capital Crews to Row in National Regatta
Five Washington crews head to Philadelphia for the national regatta on the Schuylkill River, with four from Potomac Club and one from Analostan. Teams will compete in senior and intermediate events against clubs from Philadelphia St Louis Duluth Peoria and Toronto, selecting crews from long listed rosters. An excursion by Potomac is planned to Marshall Hall before departure.
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John J. McGraw
Giants
Cubs
Cube
Chicago
O’day
Polo Grounds
West Side Park
Reeter
Chance
Frank
Polo
Washington
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
Potomac Cuh
Analostan
Claude A. Zappone
New York
Potomac
Anglostana
Potomacs
University Berge Club
Western Rowing Club
St. Louis
Duluth Boat Club
Duluth
Minn
Edward L. Mueller
Frank E. Smith
John L. Vandegrift
Frank T. Chamberlain
Walter H. Thral
John P. Evans
Analesians
Peoria
Pennsylvania
Arundie
Baltimore
Vesper Boat Club
Grand Rapids Boat and Canoe Club
Grand Rapids
Mich
Detroit Boat Club
Detroit
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
Ontario
R. A. Berliner
R. Willig
F. Chase
F. Crowder
A. H. Proissem
D. Burnside
Central League Move Aims for Two Game Showdown
Maurice O Connor president of the Central League seeks an amicable solution for the second series winner. Emerald, Waverly, and Kenilworth given final matchup plan to meet for the title. All three teams urged to attend at the league park this Vatternoan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice O’connor
Central League
Emerald and Waverly
Kenilworth
Vatternoan
Washington Cricket Club Loses to Baltimore Sons of St. George
Baltimore Son of St. George defeated Washington Cricket Club 89 to 32 in Baltimore. Notable performances included Harry Windsor scoring 15 and Dr. J Cannon topping the visitors with strong batting. The match featured brisk bowling and sharp fielding as Baltimore claimed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Sons of St. George
Washington Cricket Club
Harry Windsor
Wss Hgh
J. Cannon
Summari
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Shi
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Sidney West
Dunlap and
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Ban.Johnson
Iron Hand
American League
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Tureve
Lou Band
O'Loughlin
Han Johnson
Riffith
Nivpeieon Lajoie
Ay Alova
Lajore Ma U
Frenchmiu
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Ssriffmen
Iron Man
Engel
Morton
Birmy
Eagh
Natinals
Kentlworth
ST. Doml gIe's
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Letbolt
O'Neill
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Nepler
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Thompson
J Lawson
Windsor
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LD. Semvela
J. Guthrie
Bansal
Horn
7Th St
Morton C.stout &Co
Seins
F Street
White Palace
Sth Street
Louis Mandel
Prop
Aleo
N.W
Hahn's
Jos
Mwander
Meyer's
Pennsylvania Ave. N. W
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