Sunday School League Fourth. Gurley Defeats Mount Vernon
In the Sunday School League fourth division, Gurley beat Mount Vernon 2 to 1 after a pitchers duel. Beall led with four hits as Mount Vernon collected thirteen total, with Pickford and Haring combining for six strikeouts. Two double plays aided Gurley’s defense, while Krauss and Thomas produced notable hits for Gurley and Mount Vernon respectively. Time of game was 1 hour 38 minutes.
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Thomas
Krauss
Mount Vernon
Watkins
Terry
Pickford
Gurley
Haring
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Mt. Vernon
Rhoa
Wynkoup
Krauas
Clear
Sagraria
Xander
Ofrwin
Fillius
Everett
Vogelsb'r
Rich’ds
Brosh
Hardawtay
Field
Totels
Curley
Mounternon
Pasa
Alts
Wrukoop
Vogelsberger
Irwin
Mr. Shipley
Nosed Out Victory as Guntons Edge Wesleys in Ninth
In a tight White Lot game the Wesley Chapel Sunday school team nearly toppled the champions, edging them to a 5 4 finish as Gunton’s runner crossed in the ninth. Strong fielding, timely hits, and a late double by Hutchinson sealed the win after Seay left with an injured hand.
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Wesley Chapel
Gunton
Little Spicer
Presbyterian
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Presley
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berfare—Gunton
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Teett
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Weed
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Spicer
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Mr Cauliflower
Kinney's Ninth Inning Hit Wins For Foundry
Kinney delivers a timely ninth inning hit lifting the Foundry to an 8 7 victory over St Stephen's on Mount Pleasant grounds. Burroughs started for St Stephen's, struggled after four innings, McKnight relieved, and Kinney's walk and two base hits fueled the late rally for the winning run.
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Qiements
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O'Brien
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Tracy
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Ft Stephen's
St. Stephen's
McBright
Keyner
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Harveyustler
Hayden
Green
Duffy
Harveyeutter
Randall
Obrien
Purroughs
Bail —Randsi
Mr. Betts
Gurley Dominates Mount Vernon In One-Sided Victory
Gurley stars hammered 13 hits and held Mount Vernon to 1 run at Van Ness Park. Mount Vernon managed only five hits and committed eleven errors, despite Terry’s excellent fielding and one costly misplay.
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Mount Vernon
Terry
Carroll Institute Beats Gonzaga In Capital City League
Carroll Institute edged Gonzaga 4 2 in eight innings at the White Lot in a pitcher’s duel. Wheatley starred for Carroll with three assists and two put outs plus two base hits, while Lawlor erred to allow Carroll’s go ahead run in the eighth. Final line score shows Carroll 4 Gonzaga 2 with key plays including Farrell scoring on a Kelly misthrow and a late double play Wheatley to Drescher.
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Carroll Institute
Gonzaga
Wheatley
Anderson
Lawler
Kelly
Carroll
Farrell
Murphy
Lawlor
Drescher
Rhoae
Rhoae Carr
Smith
Sixth beat Kendall in junior league game 10 to 5
Sixth defeated Kendall 10 to 5 in a lively junior Sunday school league match. Fleishman of Sixth starred with effective pitching and striking out many Kendall batters while Kendall players altered positions midgame but failed to rally. Bethany vs Epiphany slated next as expected hard fought contest for spectators.
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Bethany
Kendall
Steat
Fleishman
Epiphany
Chicago Now Leader After 10-1 Win Over Washington
Chicago White Stockings secure first place with a 10 to 1 victory over Washington as Cleveland and Boston win elsewhere. Patten struggles. Herman Long signed as a substitute infielder and joins the team for St. Louis. Washington plated a ninth-inning run but Chicago held the lead throughout.
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Patten
Senators
Herman Long
Washingtons
St. Louis
Clevelands
Cleveland Beats Boston To Move Into Second Place
Cleveland wins 6 to 2 over Boston in a loosely played game at Cleveland. Four singles two doubles and a homer in the fourth inning fueled the decisive rally. Winters relieved Gibson and held Boston to scattered hits as Cleveland earns the victory and moves into second place.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Boston
Winters
Gibson
RHORE
Boston Raca
Obelbach
O Collins
Freeman
Parent
LaChance
Oferris
Ofarrell
Ogbson
Harned
Lajoie
Hickman
Rarner
Grediey
Flick
Butlow
Bradley
Bay
Donahue
Gtheun
Wintere
Tasea
New York Hit Killian Freely and Was Never in Danger
Detroit August 4 Orth kept the locals at bay most of the game as Detroit led from start to finish. Killian was shaken by a hard hit early and forced from the mound after a pitching miscue. Coughlin suffered a facial injury after being struck by a pitched ball but remained in the game briefly. Williams and Etberfeld starred defensively with notable fielding. Attendance was light as Detroit defeated New York 6 to 4, with key hits by Kleinow Conroy Lowe and Killian and strong showing from Williams and Ganzel in the field.
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New York
Killian
Detroit
Orth
Hig Mere
Williams
Etberfeld
Coughlin
Rhoae
Rhore Barrett
McIntyre
Keeler
Hiberfeld
Robinana
Crawford
Ganzel
Bri
Fultz
Conrey
Carr
Kleinow
Leary
Eits—Fuitz
Conroy
Lowe
Killan
Wiberfeld
Kilian
Kil- Man
Messrs. Dwyer and King
National League scores and standings brief
National League results show Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 1, Chicago 8 New York 2, New York 3 Chicago 0, Boston 2 St. Louis 1, St. Louis 1 Boston 0. Today’s schedule includes Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Boston. Standings list New York 64 25 71%. Pittsburgh 62 81. Chicago 54 30 80. St Louis 49 42 533. Boston 35 58 372. Philadelphia 26 64 281. Brooklyn 32 61 344. Cincinnati 64 43 va.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
L. Pet
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Pittaburg
W. L. Pet
Cincioneti
Jphiladelphia
Phillies Rally Past Reds Twice In Doubleheader
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati in both games on Aug 4 as timely hitting and solid pitching secure a doubleheader sweep. Attendance 2,591. First game features a late Cincinnati rally stifled by Philadelphia, while the second game ends with a decisive eighth inning scoring surge for the Phillies. Both games note earned runs and key plays, with Ewing and Hahn highlighted on the mound for their teams.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Tmely
Honors Even in New York in Chicago Doubleheader
In New York on August 4 the New York and Chicago teams split a doubleheader. The first game featured brilliant fielding by Duffy Evers and Johnny Gilbert, with a wild throw by McGinnity and a series of Chicago hits deciding the outcome for Chicago. In the second game New York won, aided by Bresnahan at the plate and errors by Chicago, with attendance reported at 12,933.
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Chicago
New York
Evers
Gilbert
Bresnahan
GAMT
Opresnahan
Casey
Browne
Chance
Dunn
Mr Carthy
Gann
King
Mertes
al Evers
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Tinker
Giupert
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Warner
Weimer
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M'Ginnity
Bowerman
Om Totels
Cies
McCinnity
Nicaga
Siagte
Kling
Jarry Dablet
Dun
Ewers
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Emsile
O'Day
Rhoa
Slagle
Ito
Caney
Oo McCarthy
McGann
Au O Neill
Ioa Evers
Dablen
Ox Tinker
Taylor
Brown
Messrs
Emilie and
Brooklyn Falls To Pittsburg On Errors In 4 1 Loss
Errors by Brooklyn players aid Pittsburg to a 4 1 win in Brooklyn today Attendance 240 Pittsburg players tally four runs as Brooklyn miscues contribute three of them Leever works for Pittsburg while Brooklyn struggles with fielding recording four left on bases and a low scoring effort overall
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Brooklyn
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RAO AB
RHOAE
Neach
Peaumont
Kruger
Warner
Bransfield
Dienl
Boston Wins Opening Game In St Louis 2 1
Boston defeats St Louis 2 1 in the first of two games, Nichols and Pittenger strong on the mound. Abbaticechia and Needham provide catches, Delehanty’s throw opens scoring, attendance 3,262, Willis and Taylor both pitch in the two games.
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St. Louis
Delehanty
Nichols
Pittenger
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Abbaticchio
Needham
Rhore St. Touls
Rita T Geter
Farrell
Tenney
Willis
Taylor
Johnstone
Eh Geler
Shannon
Od Tenney
Cila
Waa
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Saqoot
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A Raymer
Barela
Carney
Shay
McLean
Ak Pittenger
B. Nichols
Louie
Brain
Barclay
Nichole
Nichola
Johnatone
Kismet Beats Bureau Nine In Fast Benefit Game
Kismet defeats Bureau Athletic Club 3 to 0 at American League Park in a benefit game for Joe Boucher. Rube Clark struck out ten, limiting the Bureaus to two hits while French allowed ten hits and issued three walks. Handiboe and Sprigman highlighted defense, with Stevens umpiring and the clock showing about one hour.
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Kismet Council
Bureau Athletic Club
American League Park
Joe Boucher
Royal Arcanum
Bureaus
Clark
French
Glotzbach
Hughes
Gates
Williams
Fitzpatrick
Sprigman
Gates’ Swat
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Handihoe
Lord
Kismet
Rhoahb( Bureeu
Rhgoaz Hughes
Taylor
OjHradtey
Mullin
Willams
Handibos
Fitapat
Fowers
Ss. Venable
Caullay
Risten
Bureau
O Clarke
Haughe
Bradley
Mr. Stevens
Yale Football Plans for Eleven Candidates Report Date
Capt James J Hogan of Yale varsity orders football candidates to report on September 19 for practice. First game slated with Wesleyan on September 20, before college opens. Capt Rafferty returns as field coach with Walter Camp as advisory coach and W L Mitchel to coach punters.
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Conn
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Yale
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Rafferty
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Larned Wins Longwood Cup In Straight Sets
Boston report notes William A. Larned of Summit New Jersey clinches the Longwood Cup with a straight set victory over Holcombe Ward of Orange New Jersey in the annual Longwood Cricket Club tennis tournament. Final scores include 8-7 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-3 6-2. South Bend hosts the American automobile party arriving ahead of schedule with forty cars, Webb Jay first to reach the Oliver Hotel. St Louis Grand Circuit meet postponed after rain disrupts four trial heats at the Stadium.
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Summit
N. J
Holcombe Ward
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Larned
South Bend
Ind
American Automobile Party
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Ohio
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National
Baseball Notes Show Clubs Climbing in Standings
Baseball notes report Cleveland fading from champions as attendance averages 4 600, Pittsburg rising to third, Reds slipping, and J Plavius aiding St Louis. Silky umpires and trades ripple through the leagues while Detroit and Boston factor in pennant chase and players shift amid a noisy season.
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Donovan
Pittsburg
Reds
St. Louis
J. Plavius
Stahl
Joe Kelley
Harry Davis
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Usury charge suits Peoples Bank partners and lenders
Mary I Turner through lawyers filed suit against S J Masters William J Dwyer H B Knight and J B Kinnear co partners trading as the Peoples Bank J B Kinnear and the Surety Loan Co to secure a release of a deed of trust on chattels. Complaint claims the deed secures 660.60 though only 200 was advanced plus a credit on an old loan totaling 420. Turner says she repaid 156.10 and tendered back 453.90 claiming balance due. She says Kinnear threatened her with loss of credit at her home in front of witnesses if full amount was not paid and alleges usury at over 40 percent.
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G. Niles
John S. Whitt
S. J. Masters
William J. Dwyer
H. 8. Knight
J. B. Kinnear
People’s Bank
Surety Loan Company
Kinnear
Price-Cut Sale Delivers Correct Fitting Fancy Suits
A local fashion sale slashes prices to clear stock with $10 suits down to $6.67 and higher end suits reduced proportionally. Customers can find fashionable, properly made clothing at substantial savings across multiple price points from $6.67 up to $16.67.
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