Marines Defeat Bureau Club For Government League Title
In front of thousands on the White Lot Ellipse, the Marines won the Government League title with a 4 to 2 victory over Bureau. Letty Denman pitched well as Bureau struggled with a weakened receiving staff. Key moments included Downey and Quackenbush scoring for Bureau early, and Marines answering with runs in the fifth, seventh, and eighth, including a squeeze play by Parker for the final run.
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Marines
Bureau Club
Government League
Bureau
Letty Denman
Strait
Alex Croson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Downey
Quackenbush
Hull
Williams
Ateal
Davis
Walbridge
Murphy
Strain
Perry
Wiliams
Parker
Roche
Fitzgerald
Adho al Bureau
Abhor Welbridge
Oltimerle
Eelaq Williams
Fitegerald
Quack’b'h
Burean
Rupe
Fell
Groson
Denman
Bell
Flannery
Btrain
Williems
Blizgerald
Limerey
Fitsgerald
Parke
Croson
Four Motorcycle Races Carded By the National Capital Club
National Capital Motorcycle Club outlines a hill climb at Naylor road Anacostia on Saturday with four events. Amateur 1 cubic inch race features five entries Mayan a Pope Monier on Excelsior and Lenigan Durham Lowenstein on Indians. Second is a 2 and 3 speed cubie inch race for professionals with eight entries Tresser Wise Dodge Ostrel Sea brook on Indians Zimmerman Harley Davidson Berryman Cyclone Denham Excelsior. Open feature allows machines not over él cubic inch piston with city riders and one Chicago factory rep. Riders include Degaez Pedge Berryman Zimmer udy Denham. Fourth event is a professional 2 and 2 speed race with same entries as second. Event directed by T C Wanalaben F A M referee W Throop starter and other officials. Riders asked to practice before 1:90 to start promptly at 2.
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National Capital Motorcycle Club
Naylor Road
Anacostia
Mayan
Pope
Monier
Excelsior
Lenigan
Durham
Lowenstein
Tresser
Wise
Dodge
Ostrel
Seabrook
Inilans
Zimmerman
Harley- Davidson
Berryman
Cyclone
Denham
Baltimore
Chicago
Degaez
Pedge
Zimmerudy
Rth
Yankees Annex Pair From Lowly Browns
New York swept two games from St. Louis 3 to 1 and 2 to 0 in a twin bill. Caldwell excelled in the first game and New York bunched hits off Weisman. In the second game Fisher and Lowdermilk pitched well until the eighth when the Yankees pushed two runs across.
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New York
St. Louis
Caldwell
Weisman
Fisher
Lowdermilk
Yankees
St. Louie
Peavingh.a
Murcel
Crea
Boone
alNumemaner
Hoe Wali
Novatunker
Errorarangi Lavan
Agnew
Peckinpangh
Cres
Walsh
Cook
Austin Ant Cree Orifice
Peckinpaugh
Wellman
Measra
O'Loughlin Ee Hildebrand
Geme
Anee al
Engh
Austin
Oeckine
Shotten
Oi Majxel
Sister
Pratt
Walker
Laven
Severelt
Haumaya
Aifipaamater
UlFisher
Sweeney
Loute
St.Louis
Bazes
Messre. Hildebrand
Detroit and Phillies Split Twin Bill in Late Game
In Philadelphia and Detroit split a doubleheader. Detroit won the first 11 to 8 and Philadelphia captured the second 8 to 9. Hats off to pitching duels as Davis and Steen started for Detroit and Bressler and Dauss for Philadelphia. Cobb collected two hits after a slow start, and Burns homered for Detroit while Stankage and Young contributed in the field.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Steen
Bressler
Davis
Cobb
Sheehan
Alla
Fonda Means
Lapp
C. Q
McAvoy
Kopf
Verch i. Burns
Youn
Giants
Burns
Stanage
Dass
Young
Balle
Dellas
Davi
Dauss
Hressler
Malaga
bin Jonioga
Danse
Widitch
Byahs and Chill
Gamie
Gare
Phila
Ae Vite
Y Gore
Hans—Vitt
Bush
Veach
Boebier
Strunk
Scbang
Laiole
McInnes
Brrore
Behang
Crawford
Oldring
Bash
Baker
Marned Rons
Dubuc
Pauble
Lajale
Om Vases
Piphia
Bam
Phil Reiphta
Halle
Boland
Hoehler
Kheeban
Boikad
Boehlen
Boehler
Bhechan
Hoehter
Meters
Chill
Evans
Nationals Bid for Two Promising Infielders
Nationals seek to acquire Zeb Terry and Fred McMullen from the Los Angeles club as part of a rebuilding push. Competing bids come from the White Sox, New York Americans, and Cardinals, with bartering to begin after August 16.
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Zeb” Terry
Fred McMullen
Los Angeles
Buck” Barton
Stanley T. Milliken
Griffith
Nationals
Hersidast
Pilot
Fred McMalen
White Sox
New York Americans
Cardinals
Frank Dillon
Rowland
James's Suspension Sends Him Home to Rest Arm
Boston Nationals pitcher Bill James, one of the three key arms from last season, is suspended at his request to rest his pitching arm and return home to Seattle. The move comes as the team nears the Tigers in the league race and aims to regain leadership with Urban Faber and Lefty Russell starting as pitchers. A local note adds Buck Barton’s marriage report from Hagerstown, Md.
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Rowland
Sox
Urban Faber
Lefty
Russell
Griffith
Marlin Kopp
Merito Acosta
Kapp
Acosta
Faber
Boston
Bill
James
Boston Nationals
Tigers
Mackmen
Philly
Nationals
Jennings
Gaffney
Seattle
Wash
Adams Shuts Out Philadelphia As Pirates Win One To Six
In Pittsburgh on August 5, Adams pitched nine innings to blank Philadelphia. The Pirates scored the decisive run in the ninth with the bases full as Hinchman crossed home after a sequence starting with Killifer’s throw to third. Alexander pitched for the visitors, allowing five hits. Final score 6 to 1 with Philadelphia leaving six men on base.
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Pittsburgh
Adams
Philadelphia
Killifer
Hinchman
Alexander
Adama
Phita
ACG & Pillaburrh
Hoa
Bancroft
Collins
Euderus
Johnston
Sracath
Olivienman
Tota
Ellisfer
Ud Wagner
Outguessed Gues Beats Braves in Tight Finish
Chicago edged Boston 4 to 3 as McLarry opened the ninth with a Texas Leaguer and Murray drove in the winning run after a passer strategy misfire. Moran Tyler and Murray led Chicago with key hits while Bragan and Humphries struggled with pitching, and the game featured passing in the eighth inning and late-inning drama.
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Chicago
Breanahan
Stallings
Boston
McLarry
Archer
Brallinga
Tyler
Phelan
Humphries
Knisely
Bouton
Sater
Murray
Drownin
Poston
Chicaen
Moran
Warf
Fresoniette
O/Murray
Martinvillees
Whaling
Vaughn
Davia
Pov
Ragan
fMnier
Fisher
Seiler
Errora
Hagen
Hgan
Schulte
Harned
Bostor
Phelen
Davis
Vaught
Boumphries
Yeughn
Umphee—Mesers
Byron
Eason
Cardinals By 3 to 2 Over Brooklyn Club
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2 in St Louis with Brooklyn leaving the bases loaded twice in the third inning. Key plays featured four singles and a base running lapse by Cutshaw. Umpire William Hart resigned, ending his NL career after yesterday’s Brooklyn Cincinnati game.
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St. Louia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cutshaw
Sallee
Smith
Myera
Butler
Abe
Myers
Ol Rescher
O'Mara
Daubert
Dolan
McCarty
Betzel
Smit
Elsabee
V. Dell
Schultz
Pota
Appleton
Del
O’mara
Bescher
Huggins
Miter
Brrore
Dell
Messen
Kiem
Cockill
Cincinnati
Ohio
William Hart
Giants Take Doubleheader Over Reds in Cincinnati Showdown
New York opened the series by taking both games from Cincinnati 5 2 and 2 1. Stroud dominated the first game as Doyle and Fletcher delivered in the second with Merkle sacrificing and Lobert driving in both runs. Players like Meyers, Wingo, and Lobert featured for the Reds, while Grimes, Merkle, and Stroud starred for the Giants.
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Cincinnati
New York
Stroud
Doyle
Fletcher
Merkle
Lobert
ABC
ITN
Burns
Robertson
Herzog
Ae Snodgrass
Wagner
Killifer
Brainerd
Mollwitz
Meyers
ilRentom
Sidear
Hodners
von Kolnitz
sGierkess
Benton
Moilwitz
Lear
Poe
Roberteon
Hrainard
Wingo
Grau
Rodgers
Snodgrass
Williams
Cin Feionati
Grimth
Kaces
Leer
Shmnd
Messrs
Quigley and Emslie
Barns
Ugrab
Snedigrass
Dove
Weteier
Bilifer
O'Grifith
B. A. Acs
Wiliatne
Dooin
U Mollwits
Griffith
Gong Oo Os “Incinnatl
Rens Dogle
Groh
Sebaner
Merkie
Berzog
Mollwits
McKenry
Molich
Dogle
Brainard
Marquard
Clarinrpatt
Cineioad
Schauer
McKearm
Hite
McKeary
Mit
Lebnuer
Marguard
McKenzy
Ny Toney
Quigley and
Emplie
Fred M Cleod Third in Quaker City Golf
Philadelphia August 5 E W Loos Pecono man leading with 72 for the first 15 holes in the open Philadelphia championship. Andres Campbell Spring Naven was second with 74 and Fred McLeod Columbia third with Gil Nicholls Wilmington J profes sional and James Barnes Whitemarsh and Alex Campbell Baltimore on 76. Other scores listed include 86 or better for Tom McNamara J Thompson Nicholls and Haffner, Reid, French, Kenury and more in the field.
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Philadelphia
E. W. Loos
Pecono Manor
Andres Campbell
Spring Naven
Fred McLeod
Columbia
Gil Nicholls
Wilming
James Barnes
Whitemarsh
Alex. Campbell
Baltimore
Cart
Federal League Scores and Today’s Games
Yesterday’s results show Brooklyn and Chicago among leaders with losses. Today matchups include St Louis at Baltimore, Kansas City at Newark, Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Buffalo, plus St Joseph at Buffalo.
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Néelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brocklyn
St. Logi
Wea
St Jona
Buffalo
Heonklyn
ST Asa
Baltimore
Ar Kan
City
Pitreb
Newark
Cal Safe
Brooklyn
St. Louia
Kansas City
Brooklys
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Florida Avenue Grounds
Walter Johnson
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Griffmen
Jim Shaw
Shaw
Muust
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Hilton Orrick
St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
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Hieg
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Parker-Bridget & CO
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Philadel'a
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Chi
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Adele
Fred M’legd
Quaker City
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Pocono Manor
Virginia League
Samus
Rocky Mount
Norfalk
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Newport News
Petersburg
Federal League
Julius A. West
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