Sunday school league fourth. Gurley and Mount Vernon clash
Mount Vernon capitalized on fielding and batting as Beall led with four hits and Krauss added two, while Pickford pitched six strong innings for Gurley before Haring finished. Mount Vernon totaled thirteen hits and produced two double plays, with both teams' pitchers yielding a low walk total in a tight game that lasted one hour and 38 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall
Thomas
Krauss
Mount Vernon
Watkins
Terry
Pickford
Gurley
Haring
Mount Vernons
Weariey
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 IN FINAL INNING GUNTONS EDGE CHAMPS
The Wesley Chapel Sunday school team gave the champions a scare, tying the score at 4 in the ninth before Gunton's run on a double by Hutchinson decided the game. Spicer started for Wesley, with Seay and Speakman among the hitters, as errors and timely hitting shaped a hard fought 5 to 4 decision for Gunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guntons
Wesley Chapel
Gunton
Little Spicer
Presbyterian
Methodists
Wood
Presley
Chapel Boys
Hutchinson
Sam' Seay
Sutchinson
Gunton Boys
Washingtons
Speakman
Harding
Gox
Pap
Spicer Qreen
Brice
Mount Vernon
Wesley Rhoae Asquith
Hurley
Kettler
Sky- Ballinger
Aotio
Huteh’n
Harms
Qlurampton
Yulis
Surton
Werner
berfare—Gunton
Wesley
Teett
Guiton
Dails
OM Spicer
Dy Spicer
Seay
Weed Harding
S| Seay
Grampton
Weed
Matthewa
Bainger
S Seay
Spicer
Crimpton
Mr Cauliflower
Kinney Delivers Ninth Inning Win For Foundry Team
Kinney's timely hit in the ninth inning lifts the Foundry to an 8 7 win over St Stephen's on Mount Pleasant grounds. Burroughs and McKnight pitched for the Saints, who led late but Kinney drew a walk, loaded the bases, and scored on a single as the Foundry clinched the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinney
Foundry
Alphange
Lali
Mount Pleasant
St Stephen's
Foundrys
Burroughs
Saints
Foundry Boys
McKnight
GAB Foundry
Raoad Hayden Ec
o[Kinney
Vaneford
OlMa
Ycut'r
Forrest
OlBryan
Mek
Pef
Vermillion
Gran
Qiements
Sat
O'Brien
Myers Ib
Tracy
McGathiran
Ft Stephen's
St. Stephen's
McBright
Keyner
McKubbt i
Harveyustler
Hayden
Green
Duffy
Harveyeutter
Randall
Obrien
Purroughs
Bail —Randsi
Mr. Betts
Gurley Dominates Mount Vernon In Van Ness Park Blowout
Gurley routed Mount Vernon 11 to 1 at Van Ness Park as Gurley tallied thirteen hits while Mount Vernon managed five. Clear and Vogelsberger stood out in defense with key plays, and Terry, despite one error, delivered solid fielding for Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Terry
Carroll Institute Edges Gonzaga In Capital City League
Carroll Institute defeated Gonzaga 4 to 2 in an eighth inning rally on the White Lot. Wheatley starred with three assists, two put-outs, and two hit extras while allowing seven strikeouts apiece for Wheatley and Anderson. The game featured solid fielding and a late Carroll surge as Lawlor misplayed a key throw and Farrell scored on Kelly’s error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Institute
Gonzaga
Wheatley
Anderson
Lawler
Kelly
Carroll
Farrell
Murphy
Lawlor
Drescher
Rhoae
Rhoae Carr
Smith
Sixth Beat Kendall In Quick Junior League Game
Sixth defeated Kendall 10 to 5 in a junior Sunday school league match. Fleishman of Sixth starred with sharp curves, Kendall pitchers struggled to connect. Tonight Bethany faces Epiphany in what is expected to be a hard fought contest. Staunton baseball fell to Charleston 7 to 6 in a Virginia series opener with Staunton’s Jones Trimbie and Charleston’s Chilton Monson delivering hitting support. Hyden to pitch for Staunton and Moore for Charleston tomorrow as crowds gathered for the championship bout. Also notes mention Dr King New Discovery for cough relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Kendall
Steat
Fleishman
Epiphany
Charleston
Staunton
Washington Post
W. Va
Jones
Trimbie
Chilton
Monson
Dan Porter
Lambert
Fuller
Munson
Moore
Bierman
Hyden
Eaoa
Chicago Now Leader After 10 1 Victory Over Washington
Chicago White Stockings defeat Washington 10 to 1 to move atop the American League standings. Cleveland tops Boston and New York 11 to 6, Detroit 1 over Philadelphia 6, with St. Louis at Philadelphia and Chicago at Cleveland on today’s slate. Manager Donovan signs Herman Long as a substitute infielder and travels with the team to St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington Post
White Stockings
Washington Comiskey
White Sox
South Side
Phillies
Donovan
Pittsburg
Reds
J. Plavius
Stahl
Joe Kelley
Harry Davis
Browns
Trooklyn
Scanlon
Pittsboro
Athletics
Clarke Griffith
Highlanders
Silk” O'Loughlin
Kid Pilberfeld
Tigers
Detroit Players
Barrow
Huelsman
Blues
Connie Mack
Giants
Plavina
Detroit Journal
Bill Coughlin
Bostons
Minneapolis
Greminger
Ned Hanson
Jimmy Sheckard
Senators
Comiskey
Cleveland Beats Boston to Move Into Second Place
Cleveland beat Boston 6 to 2 in a loosely played game at Cleveland. Winters relieved Gibson with four strong innings as Cleveland erupted in the fourth for six runs on four singles two doubles and a home run. Three Boston runs came late, and attendance was about 2,440. Notable plays included two base hits by Lajoie Hickman and Freemann, and a home run by Flick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Frank Smith
Washington
Smith
Stahl
Dan
Birmingham Star
Senators
Donovan
Case Patten
Sox
Patten
Jones
Green
Callahan
D. Green
Davis
Tannehill
Hill
McFarland
Cassidy
Huelsman
Greene
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 notes a dominating exhibition as Orth’s locals held firm from start to finish. Killian was struck, Coughlin sidelined by a pitch early, and Williams and Etberfeld delivered stellar fielding. Attendance counted at 2:00 with Detroit claiming a 6 to 4 victory over New York, Barrett and Keeler among the few bright spots for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Update
National League results show Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1 and 4-3, Pittsburg 4 Brooklyn 1, Chicago 8 New York 2, New York 3 Chicago 0, Boston 2 St Louis 1, St Louis 1 Boston 0. Today Cincinnati visits Philadelphia, Pittsburg at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, St Louis at Boston. standings list New York 64-25, St Louis 49-42, Chicago 54-30, Boston 35-58, Pittsburgh 62-89, Brooklyn 32-61, Cincinnati 64-43, Philadelphia 26-64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Pittaburg
W. L. Pet
Cincioneti
Jphiladelphia
Phillies Rally To Split Twin Bill With Reds
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati twice at home on Aug 4 in a doubleheader aided by timely hitting. First game features Harned run, errors and miscues. second game ends 4-8 with Ewing and Suthoff pitching and Walv’ton and Steinfeldt key hits for Philadelphia. Attendance 2,591.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Tmely
Woodruf
Doyle
Roth
Donohue
Corridon
Totels
Hahn
Tis
Harned
McGee
Stalnfeldt
Corricon
Zimmer
Moran
Dolan
Thomas
Oawell
Titus
Corcoran
Walv'ton
Steinfeldt
Peltz
Gleason
Woodruff
Schlef
Doain
Ewing
Kellum
Suthon
Totata
Seblel
Odwell
Buthoff
Wolverton
Desphue
Om Suthoff
Ewine
Suthoff
Paesed
Schiel
Mecesis
Honors Even In New York Doubleheader
The New York and Chicago teams split a double-header in New York with the opener featuring sharp fielding by Evers and Gilbert. A wild throw by McGinnity and clustered Chicago hits decided the first game while New York won the second on Bresnahan’s bat and defensive errors by Chicago. Attendance was 12,933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinnity
Chicago
New York
Evers
Gilbert
Bresnahan
GAMT
Opresnahan
Casey
Browne
Chance
Dunn
Mr Carthy
Gann
King
Mertes
al Evers
Ij Dablen
Tinker
Giupert
Barry
Warner
Weimer
Dee O
M'Ginnity
Bowerman
Om Totels
Cies
McCinnity
Nicaga
Siagte
Kling
Jarry Dablet
Dun
Ewers
Struckmer
McQinnity
Mesars
Emsile
O'Day
Rhoa
Slagle
Ito
Caney
Oo McCarthy
McGann
Au O Neill
Ioa Evers
Dablen
Ox Tinker
Taylor
Brown
Messrs
Emilie and
Brooklyn Defeated by Errors as Pittsburg Wins 4 to 1
Brooklyn lost to Pittsburg 4 to 1 amid home errors by Brooklyn players contributing three runs for the visitors. Attendance was 240. Line scores show Pittsburg benefited from errors and timely hits while Brooklyn runners were left on base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pittsburg
RAO AB
RHOAE
Neach
Peaumont
Kruger
Warner
Bransfield
Dienl
Boston Beats St Louis 2–1 in Opening of Twin Bill
Boston wins the first game 2–1 in a pitchers duel as Delehanty’s errant throw opens the scoring. Nichols shines for Boston while Pittenger dominates St Louis. Attendance 3,262. Abbaticchio and Needham key with the bat. Willis hurls for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Louis
Delehanty
Nichols
Pittenger
Bostom
Abbaticchio
Needham
Rhore St. Touls
Rita T Geter
Farrell
Tenney
Willis
Taylor
Johnstone
Eh Geler
Shannon
Od Tenney
Cila
Waa
Cannell
Saqoot
Aheee Delehanty
Bewin
A Raymer
Barela
Carney
Shay
McLean
Ak Pittenger
B. Nichols
Louie
Brain
Barclay
Nichole
Nichola
Johnatone
Kismet Clamps Down Bureau Team in a Fast Benefit Game
Kismet defeated Bureau Athletic Club 3 to 0 at American League Park in a charity match. Rube Clark pitched for Royal Arcanum, striking out ten and allowing two hits as the Bureau offense was silenced by tight defense and timely plays. Handiboe and Gates starred on defense, while Mr. Stevens volunteered as umpire, delivering decisive calls throughout a one hour game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Clark
Kismet Council
Bureau Athletic Club
American League Park
Joe Boucher
Royal Arcanum
Bureaus
Clark
French
Glotzbach
Hughes
Gates
Williams
Fitzpatrick
Sprigman
Gates’ Swat
Handiboe
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
Cincinnati
Senators
Reds
Jimmy Sebring
Pirates
Barney Dreyfuss
Sebring
Jimmy
Williamsport
Senator McCormick
Washington
Senator Stahl
Lince
Chicago Americans
Hart
White Sox
Cubs
Comiskey's
Hill
Bill Coughlin
Detroit
Green
Ishell
Jones
Chicago Tribune
Orth
New York
Selbach
Bostons
Coughlin
Drill
Newark Evening News
Yale Football Plans for September Practice Start
Capt James J Hogan orders Yale varsity football candidates to report September 19. First game slated with Wesleyan on September 20 before college opens. Capt Rafferty returns as field coach, Walter Camp as advisory coach, and W L Mitchel to coach punters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
James J. Hogan
Yale
Wesleyan
Rafferty
Walter Camp
W. L. Mitchel
Larned Wins Longwood Cup in Brilliant Tennis Final
The Longwood Cricket Club wrap up its annual tennis tournament at Larned, Summit NJ, as William A. Larned defeats Holcombe Ward Orange NJ in straight sets to claim permanent possession of the Longwood Cup. Also notes arrival of the American automobile party to St Louis and rain postponement at the National Cycling meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Longwood Cricket Club
William A. Larned
Summit
N. J
Holcombe Ward
Orange
Larned
St. Louis
National
Baseball Notes Spark Mixed Season Upheaval
Baseball notes review a turbulent season with Cleveland sliding, Philadelphia closing gap, Pittsburgh rising, and Detroit drawing from Minneapolis players. Umpiring complaints, player moves, and key performances shape a crowded panorama across the American and National Leagues with matchups, transfers, and weathered fortunes noted.
Usury suit filed over People's Bank loan details
Mary I Turner through attorneys G Niles and J S Whitt filed suit against S J Masters William J Dwyer H B Knight and J B Kinnear co partners trading as the People's Bank J B Kinnear and the Surety Loan Company to release a deed of trust on chattels. Complaint states deed secured 660.60 while advances totaled 420 with 156.10 repaid and 453.90 tendered as balance. Kinnear allegedly visited her home and threatened to ruin credit unless full amount paid. Usury claim alleges interest over 40 percent. Also notes new clothing store by A M Baer to cost 11000 at M between 31st and 32nd NW. Car collision between trolley on Columbia Line and J W Gregg milk wagon at Massachusetts Ave and Sixth St NW. wagon wrecked, milk spilled, driver William Smith bruised. Lawn fete planned next week by Sons of Jonadab, Grand Chief Lieut. John C Daley optimistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I. Turner
G. Niles
John S. Whitt
S. J. Masters
William J. Dwyer
H. 8. Knight
J. B. Kinnear
People’s Bank
Surety Loan Company
Kinnear
J. W. Gregg
160 Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Sixth Street
William Smith
Cut Price Suits For Quick Clearance
A local retailer announces deep reductions on fancy suits across multiple price points. Opens with comfort and fit claims and lists specific cut prices from ten to twenty five dollars, including ten dollar suits to six seventy five and twenty five dollar suits to sixteen sixty seven.
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Rogers, Pest & Co
Chery & Moran Co., “Srr. Ae
Mertz
Mertz and Mertz CO
F St
Mt. P. Cong
Wilcom
Toudat
Wilson Va Gurley
White House
Fourteenth Street
Capital City League
RALLY
St. Stephen's Institut
Turner Athletic Club
Carral Institute
Guazaga
Woodward & Lothrop
Library of Congress
West Diamond
White Lot
St. Stephen's Institute
Grace
The
Herman Long
Clevelands
L. Pet
Enigma
AG. R. Bh.po.a. E
Tatell
Dundor
Tannebill
AB. R. Bh.fo
Tannebll
Isbell
McCormick
Sheridan
Semar
Palis
Ferrell
Mr. O'Loughlin
National League
Monastery Beer
Louis Bush's
St. Radies
Parker, Bridget & CO
Parker-Bridget
9Th and
Pa. Ave
Garvin
Leever
Wagner
Beaumont
Diehl
Dobba
Futter
Babb
Mr. Carpenter
American Association
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Wansad City
Columbus
Atlanta
Birmingham
Dunningham
New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Montgomery
Montgomery-Little Rock
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Jersey City
Haltmore
Newark
Providence
Columbia
Anguela
Macon
Jacksonville
Raln
Washington Boys’ Club
Bloomingdale A. G
Georgetown
Charles Butler
Q Street
Spalding League
W. E. Palmer
Seaton Street
Northwest
Northerns
Hurons
Midnight Stars
Washington Public Playground Athletic Union
Chaims
Schott
Traves
Mullen
H. Fridley
McNicholas
Essex
Babbington
C. Fridley
Barry Mullen
North Capitol Street
Bloomingdales
Pelicans
H Streets
Buckley
Loomingdale
BR. IL
Sporting Editor Post
Hood
South Bend
Ind
American Automobile Party
Waterloo
Webb Jay
Oliver Hotel
Baseball Notes
Ernest Diehl
Cerrelly
Athe
Chase
Dewhurst
Nahant
Mass
Malcolm G. Chase
Nahant Club
E. B. Dewhurst
California
Alfred Codman
G. A. Lyon, Jr
Ingomar
Kaiser
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Emperor William
King Edward
A. M. Baer
Thirty-first
Sons of Jonadab
Independent Order
Sons of Jonadat
John C. Daley
Haskell
Walfords
Geo. E. Hebbard
Caumor
St. Hebbard & Wineman
Burt
Liv
REGAL
Pennsylvania Ave. N. W
J. M. McCauley & CO
Washington, D. C
Affieck’s Drug Store
Alex. S. Daggett
Vermont
F. S. Wiliams & Masonry Teiple
St. Kluczewski
Ninth
St. Ow
Chas C Horning
Roe Pharmacy
Conner
Ste Mw
J. Ave
Krous
Ist
Entwisle
Modern Pharmacy
Alexandria
PGR Nimeteen
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Keeley Institute
Washington, D
Lustriet of
Columb Or
Maryland
W.G Haskell
Medical
R. Reedstoist
Twelfth Street N.W
Fisk Elcin
W. T. Baldus
To & i
Saraner
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