Leaders Lose Third Game In Tight Presbyterian Match
Mount Pleasant Congregational beat Fourth Presbyterian 4 to 1 on the White Lot in a close stand. Sheckels pitched effectively for Mount Pleasant as Bishop and the Presbyterians contested the early lead with strong defense.
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Sheckers
Mount Pleasant
Fourth Presbyterian
Tigera
Harry Cauliflower
Ponwrth
Bishop
Sebastian
Whenley
Johnny’ Sheckels
Sheckels
Donaldson
Russell
Herrme
Serry
Cong
HOA KH
Fmarch
Pleasant Con
Eackieval
Koneth
Balis
Oh Sheckel
Jeff Dupachsen
Denaldson
Bath—Sheckels
Sworbavet
Herring
Hasey
Sebastian Ald Warner
Russell Ty Herdng
Kirg
Steckels
Pissad Hajl
Jysell
Eulfhower Timut Gane
Change of Pitchers Fatal Epiphany Wins Junior League
A ten inning Junior Sunday School League game saw Epiphany defeat Faith 7 to 6 after a pitching change in the tenth. Bethany’s side game with a men’s team ended in a narrow loss as the big fellows held firm late. Unique Club edged North Liberty Market 15 to 6 behind Woulfe’s three homers. National Council Team prepares for a two game series in Baltimore after a strong run against Bureau Athletic Club and regional clubs.
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Epiphany
Faith
Jones
Bethany
Chevy Coase
Liberty Market
Woulfe
McDermott
Enique Club
Mark
National Council
National
Kismet
Royal Arcanium
Nationals
Bureau Athletic Club
Rockville
Hyattsville
Laurel
Baltimore
Druid Cornell
Elty
Errors in the Tenth Presented Game to Chicago
Special to The Washington Post Chicago rallied from 2 0 in the ninth to tie and won in the tenth 3 2 over Washington. Isbell’s brave slide to first sparked the rally and Tannehill’s double scored the tying run before Green’s run sealed Chicago’s victory. Attendance 3 840. Washington 2 Chicago 3.
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Washington Post
Chicago
White Sox
Boston
New York
Isbell
Washington
Sox
Comiskey
Wolfe
Walsh
Senators
Donohue
Dundon
Kittredge
Tannehill
Jones
Holmes
Sullivan
McCormick
Barry
Cassidy
Smith
Mellarland
Donovan
Tannerill
Stabbes
Patten
Green
Callahan
Davis
Jiggs
South Paw
Kitttredge
Stahl
Walfe
Cesees
Jaedae Ge
Ron Male
Chicag
Tannebill
Hill
Donoven
Stalen
Mr. Sheridan
One Hit Off Hutchinson In Mount Pleasant Game
Mount Pleasant Methodists lost to Gunton by 4 to 0 as Gunton pitchers dominated. Hutchinson held a strong line for Gunton while Briggs starred in center for Mount Pleasant with six chances. Wahler opened scoring with three hits, and Asquith scored on Bielaski and Harding hits.
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Mount Pleasant Methodist
Gunton
Asquith
Wahler
Hutchinson
Cy Wahler
Speakmen
Langley
Uropire
Mr. Betts
Mount Pleasant
Aim Grounds
Mount Pleasant Methodists
Guntons
Bielaski
Harding
Gunton Lads
Briggs
Biven
Sheckles
Wilsons
Efuteh
Briges
Methodist
Methouse
Ballinger
OF Brown
Seay
A of
Burroughs
Balt
Hoyle
Mt. Pleasent Methodiat
Hutchingon
Dr. King
Detroits Blunders Inflate New York Victory as Chesbro Fans 13
In Detroit on August 3 Chesbro struck out thirteen, with every Detroit hitter retired by strikeout. Williams hit a clean home run and three baggers helped New York win 4 to 2 despite Chesbro’s dominance. Attendance 2,200. Umpires Messia, Dwyer and King. Time 1 hour 46 minutes.
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Detroit
New York
Mich
Chesbro
Williams
RHOAH
RHOAB
Dougherty
Keeler
Biberfeld
Ganzel
Fultz
Conroy
McGuire
Iberfeld
Coughlin
Lowe
Basie
Kitson
Cheabro
Messia
Dwyer and King
Sparks
Eignen
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Odwall
Woodruff
Magee
Corcoran
Om Kellum
Kellum
OM Sparks
Zimmer
Moran
Phillies Pound St Louis To Win In Loose Game
Philadelphia defeated St Louis in a loosely played ball game as St Louis errors plus heavy Philadelphian hitting led to the visitors victory. Attendance 1 617. Notable performances include Moran and Murphy driving runs while Siever took the loss.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Stever
St. Louie
Rhoab Philadelph
Rhoab
Moran
Harteel
Heidrick
Pickering
Hemphill
Davis
L. Cross
Seybold
Ol Murphy
Cross
Sugden
Powers
Sievar
Henley
Bader
Siever
Murphy
Hartel
Balis
Mr. Connolly
College clubs clash in rough day at West Diamond
In a doubleheader at Carroll Institute Moran and Zearfoss led a tense showdown as St Louis beat Boston 15 to 7 in the opener. Bancroft Smith and Farrell starred for Carroll with strong defense and timely hits. Attendance reached 4,137. In the nightcap St Louis edged Boston 6 to 4 as Brain and Delehanty delivered key RBIs.
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Pat Boston
RHGAR
Lons
RHOAT
St. Stephen's Institute
Geler
Farrell
Turner Athletic Club
Tenney
Shannon
Carroll Institute
Ab'bie
Grady
Gonzaga
Tee Td
West Diamond
Moran
Zearfoss
Wilhelm
McFarland
Taylor
P. O' Neill
Fotals
Boston
St. Louis
Abbaticchio
Raymer
Shay
Shannen
Barclay
Ferrell
McHarland
Palls— Moran
McLean
Mr. Johnson
RHOAE
Hoston Ruoag
Farrel
Geier
Ligvoo Grady
Abepio
Singot
Cooley
Oo Brain
Gamell
St Louis
Cannell
Abbatacchio
Brain
Storm
Parrel
Delehanty
Parrell
O' Fisher
O'Neill
Fisher
O’neill
National League Scores and Standings Report
National League results list Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 6 and 5 to 6, Pittsburgh 3 Brooklyn 2, New York 4 Chicago 3, Boston 7 St Louis 6 with St Louis 6 Boston 3. Cincinnati at Philadelphia two games, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, St Louis at Boston. Standings show St Louis 2 724/81, Louis 35 603/ Boston 37 693 Brooklyn 36 586 Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
W. Il
Cleveland Chicago
Cincinnati
Phildelphia
D. Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Bronklyn
L. Pot
Louis
Cincinnati Wins Twice Over Philadelphia in Doubleheader
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia in both games of today’s doubleheader before 4,213 fans. In the first game Sparks struggled, the home club being shut out as Cincinnati rallied with hits and errors. In the second game Cincinnati pulled away with timely hitting and a strong late surge to win 8-2.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Sparks
GAMD
Cincionati
RHO
AE Dolan
Ol'rhomas
Corcoran
Dineen Shuts Down Cleveland As Boston Takes Third Straight
Boston pitcher Dineen held Cleveland to seven scattered hits to deliver a third straight win for the Red Sox in a game at Cleveland. Joss lasted only three innings before being relieved by Rhoades. Attendance reached 3,245 as Boston built a lead with key hits from Bay, Rhoades, and others. Cleveland errors aided Boston's scoring chances.
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Dineen
Cleveland
Ohio
Boston
Clevelands
Joss
Rhoades
Hhoa
Rhoae Fuck
Selpach
Loeb
Collins
Bradley
Stahl
Lajoie
Freeman
Hickman
Parent
Turner
LaChance
Hite
Jones
Stanl
Flick
New York Wins 4 3 Over Chicago In Third Inning
The New York Nationals defeat Chicago 4 to 3 in a game at New York. Dunn drove in the decisive runs in the third after Slagle mishandled a ball with bases loaded, and McGann later scored on a fielder’s choice. Attendance 10,811 as Mathewson pitched for New York and Wicker for Chicago.
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Chicago
New York
Nationals
Dunn
Slagle
McGann
Rhoa
Rheat Stogle
Bresnahan
Casey
Browne
Chance
McCarthy
Mertes
St.roog
Dahlen
Gilbert
Bowermanee
Mathewson
Wicker
Mays
Evers
Hy Wicker
Mr. Ease
Even Break at Boston as Brain Delivers in Second
Boston beat St. Louis 7 to 6 in ten innings in the opener, then St. Louis won the second 6 to 3. Zearfoss left with a badly broken finger, while Brain homered with two on base in the eighth, aided by costly errors.
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St. Louis
Brain
Boston
Zearfoss
SS Ree
St Stephen's Shifts Woodward & Lothrop Down in Capitol City League
St Stephen's Institute routed Woodward & Lothrop 14 to 2 on the White Lot. Chisholm pitched well for St Stephen's as Woodward & Lothrop erratic infield defense allowed numerous runs. Other local games featured Benning Athletic Club victories, the Lincolns defeating the Music Boys, and Greminger being sold to Minneapolis in a Detroit trade.
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The
Church League Athletic Association
Wesley
Gunton
White Lot
Gurley
St. Stephen's
Woodwerd & Lothrop
Gonzaga
Scora
Woodward & Moothrop
Chisholm
St. Stephen's Institute
Cash Boys
Institute Boys
Woodward & Lothrop
St. Stephen's Rooters
Nto
Kidwell
Thornett
Force
Bielaski
St.Stephen’s
Rhoae
J. Rhoa
HE Welsh
Oshornett
Mortarity
Liferve
Carroll
O Blelanki
Schaeffer
O'Ready
Handibos
Stephen's
Woodward& Torhibp
Buscher
Y Kadwell
Carrail
Donovan
Mizgerald
Graves
Handihoe
Greminger
Minneapolis
Detroit
Mich
Ed Greminger
Coughlin
Washington
Watkins
Minneanolis
Baseball results from multiple leagues and a late Immaculate Conception win
Scores from American Association Louisville 7 Indianapolis 1 Toledo 6 Columbus 5. Southern League Atlanta 1 New Orleans 0. Birmingham 2 Little Rock 0. Montgomery 6 Memphis rain. Nashville 6 Shreveport. Eastern League Montreal 4 Buffalo 1. Rochester 7 Toronto 0. Jersey City 1 Baltimore 1. Newark 6 Providence 3. South Atlantic Columbia 3 Savannah 2. Macon Charleston game postponed by rain. Augusta 3 Jacksonville 1. second game Jacksonville 1 Augusta 0. Marquette League Immaculate Conception defeated St Paul 7 6 as Camalier closed with six strikeouts in two innings after a late pitching change. Detailing: McDermott started. Camalier finished. dumbfounded at darkness ending game in eighth.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
Montgomery
Montgomery - Memphis
Wet Grounds
Nashville
Shreveport
Montreal
Duffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Providence
Columbia
Savannah
Macon
Charleston
Augusta
Jacksonville
Immaculate Conception
St. Paul's
Stanley
McDermott
Immaculates
Camaler
Camaller
Mien
St. Paul
Murphy
Camalier
Hoover
Baseball Notes Reflect Early Season Struggles and Moves
Multiple teams and players are discussed as the season unfolds. Cincinnati plans to pass Chicago this week while Cleveland drops to the second division. Washington and its Senators face pressure, with Owen, Moran, and Coughlin noted among key names and shifts. Detailing batting woes, injuries, farm returns, and allusions to upcoming benefits and league controversies, the piece surveys standings, attendance, and personnel changes across the American League.
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Cincinnati
Chicagos
Cleveland
Phillies
Senators
Lajoie
St. Louis
Chicago
Charley Moran
Carr
Detroit
Wolfe
J. Plavius
Washington
Owen
Bill Coughlin
Bob Wood
Philadelphia
Ohio
Johnny Farrell
Boston
Drill
Coughlin
Clevel
Bostons
Senator Jacobsen
Mike Donlin
Mike
Quakers
Hill
Browns
Tigers
White Sox
White Lot
Japan
Giants
Manchuria
McGraw
Joe Boucher
Bureaus
Kismeta
American League Park
Caulkiflower
Yawkey
Mound City
Herring
Ife
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Case Patten
James A. Hart
Ban Johnson
Pittsburg
Sebring
Pirates
Jimmy
Fourth Presbyterians
Guntons
Johnny Sheckels
Dumbarton blanked Rockville on Georgetown Field four to nil
Dumbarton dominated the game, holding Rockville to two hits as Lowe pitched masterfully with thirteen strikeouts. The Rockville lineup struggled all day, while Dumbarton used several substitutes. A picket Dumbarton squad is anticipated Saturday at 4 30 p.m. on Georgetown Field with names like Hume Ecker Nicholson Drake Suter Owens Coyle Looker Leitch Barbour Winters Watson Gordon Howard likely to play.
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Dumbarton
Independents
Rockville
Georgetown
Lowe
Dumbaton
Ruoae
Kieus
Owens
Lore
Carr
Boyle
Coyle
R. Brewer
NASA
Whiting
Burbank
Glasscott
Kreinsehmi
Summer trouser sale continues with dwindling patterns
All summer trousers remain at special sale prices and will continue while stocks last. Daily demand reduces available patterns as they move quickly. E B trousers are noted for their right hang and fit.
Unions Defeat Pension Office in Whisker Game at Grounds
The Union team defeated the Pension Office squad at the Union ball grounds by ten runs to three. Brown struck out ten for the Unions while Burrows fanned one for the Pension Office. Friday’s Kann & Co. game was canceled for lack of players and a replacement team may be formed. Saturday the Unions face the Law Reporters in what promises a solid contest.
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Law Reporter Company
St. Elizabeth's
Asylum Grounds
Law
J. Schriver
Herpert
Wheatley
Pension Office
Pe Swa
Jfé
Peaster
Brown
Burrows
Kann & Co
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Boucher
Victory For Law Reporters
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