Heavy Hitter Ignites Washington Batting Boom
Washington Nationals show improved batting led by Hickman Anderson Huelsman Stahl and Jones as they chase Chicago St Louis Detroit and Cleveland in the schedule. Pitching and fielding also shine with Patten and Hughes contributing. Poolesville defeats Takoma 10 1 as local leagues note upcoming Nationals trip to Norfolk.
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Hag
St. Trouis
Cleveland
StakPs Mer
Washington
Boston
Amiques
National Capital
Hickman
West
Chicago
St. Louis
Nationals
Detroit
Anderson
Huelsman
Jones
Cassidy
Stahl
Patten
Hughes
Oud Huelaman
OO Hughes
Ag Cassidy
Heyden A
Townsend
Patten Kittredge
Wolte
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Jacobsen
Adams
Mullen
Rothgeb
Cassaday
Rothgeby
EFA
Kauaul
Entredge
Wolfe
Andgareon
Dacobsen
Laxden
Mg Hickman
Dams
Gon Cassidy
Knell
Senail
Totela
Mullan
Rathgeb
Sullivan
Shaughnessy
Shaughmeray
G. PO
E. FA Gala
TB. Frucismagn
Ig Brahl
Bsidy
Bils Anderson
Nia
Kittredge
Heyden
Ral Townsend
Atten
Raleaved
Hineludes
Wade
Mulien
Biss
Alla
Staheoa Cassidy
Stant
Angerson
Su ' Bi Knoll
Huslsman
Nued
Hilt
Bickma
Hejden
Huplsman
Timea
Stabl
Eyden
bin Patt
Ni. Wolfe
B. Maghes
A Fetten
Olfe Ag
AMES
Nate Fee
Pettecoteen
Patten Te Wolfe
Ove
Jacadies
Opposbos Chi
St Uti
Pattonae
Jacobsen Wolfe
Q Adams
New York
Oppos Bow
St.l.t
Adams Jacobsen
Woilte
Bt Townsend
Hugher
Detroitry
Philad
Philad'phia
St Louis
Cleveland Ua
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A Ut
Nationale
Ue Uw
Nationala
Philadelphia
Fae
Duffy and Gleason Power Second Philly Win
St Louis and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Philadelphia winning the second game 3 to 0 after Duffy’s triple and Gleason’s double. Attendance 10,500. Taylor started for St Louis and Corridon relieved. Beckley and Smoot starred for Philadelphia with NIchols earning the win in relief.
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Duffy
Gleason
Philadelphia
Louis
Aug
St. Louis
Taylor
Corridon
Beore
Arndt
Smoot
Gleaton
Beckley
McBride
Kruger
Bransfield
Brangfeld
Dusty
Shannon
Giennon
G O' Courtney
Eat
Rodt
Brescia
Iberp
Abbott
Thielman
Nichols
Dumleavy
Wich
Wirst
Thieloff Nichols
Hy Thielman
Lott
Q’day
Brooklyn Blankeda in Doubleheader Split
Cincinnati and Brooklyn split a double header in which Brooklyn failed to reach third base in the first game. Walker allowed five singles in the first inning, Seymour misplayed two, and Ewing yielded two hits in the second game. Attendance was 9,126 as Cincinnati and Brooklyn battled through with minimal base hits and errors.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Walker
Seymour
Ewing
Bells
RWOA
Rhoae Huggins
I Dobbs
Sherkard
Malay
Lumley
Bergen
Chech
Cheech
Scanlon
Mesere
Bisinfelat
Street
C Ewing
Totata
Melatyre
Huggins
OM Mintyre
McIntyrt
Megirs
Kiem
Chicago shuts out Boston in listless game
Chicago outplayed Boston 9 to 0 in a low effort clash. Slagle Abbaticchio and Raymer had two base hits each as Chicago left Boston on 6 runners left on base and 9,800 in attendance. Cauliflower succeeds Barr as umpire for the Departmental League start August 28 with two games per day.
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Chicago
Boston
Brhore
Slagle
Abbat’hio
Needham
Ghance
Dolan
McCarthy
Delehanty
Tinker
Cannel
Hoffman
Raymer
Casey
G Lerbern
O'Neil
Lundgren
Beston
Tagle
Stolenhasen
Cannell
Moranto Abbaticchio
Abbsticchio
Nordham
Young
O*neiil
Mr. Mertes
New York
Cauliflower
Barr
Baseball Notes Highlight wavering clubs and injuries
Baseball notes summarize player form and team standings across Washington Cleveland Chicago Detroit St. Louis and others. Mentions Anderson reaching near .300, Cassidy improving at bat, Hickman and Stahl strong in Nationals, and concerns over Wolfe and Hughes. Reports attendance figures and speculation on league power dynamics and future moves.
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Anderson
Washington
Griffith
Highlanders
Baltimore
St. Louis Nationals
Patsy Donovan
Patten
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Cassidy
Connie Mack
Washingtons
Athletics
Fowler
Lajoie
St. Louis
Wolfe
Pat Dowling
Lancaster
Stahl
Hughes
Hickman
Nationals
Jake
Mack
Monte Cross
Ban Johnson
Johnson
St. Paul
Toledo
Ball Park
Phil Geier
Phil
Starr
New York Telegram
New York Globe
Barney Dreyfuss
Canevin
Pittsburg
Jacobsen
Smith
White Sox
McFarland
Tom
Mitt
McGraw
Stallings
Buffalo
Bob Wood
Wood
Rube Kissinger
Columbia Golf Tournament Qualifiers Set for August
Thirty-one golfers qualified for the Columbia Club event in August. They form two groups of sixteen and are paired in a long list of matchups led by H P McCain versus W B Clark and H C Harding versus D F Weaver. Danforth and McCain tied for best net score with Danforth scoring 73 after a 9 handicap adjustment.
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Columbia Club
H. P. McCain
W. BE. Clark
H. C. Harding
D. F. Weaver
A. 8. Mattingly
T. Ianston
Frank Govern
R. H. Lindsay
M. E. Danforth
T. P. Moran
A. B. Shelton
P B. Hills
Dr. C. AL Davis
J. T
J. H. Finkle
Jesse L. Car- Michael
Danforth
McCain
Chevrolet Eyes Cape May Records in Beach Sprint
Louis Chevrolet plans to challenge recent beach records at Cape May New Jersey in a 12 horsepower Fiat racer. A. H. Chadbourne of Philadelphia announced the effort, with Walter Christie’s 120-hp Direct Drive racer setting kilometer and mile marks the prior week. Christie’s times were 26 seconds for the kilometer and 38.5 seconds for the mile. World records stand at 21.25 and 34.25 seconds respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Louis Chevrolet
Walter Christie
Cape May
N.J
A. H. Chadbourne
Philadelphia
Baras
Ostend
Belgium
Arthur MacDonald
Ormonde
Chevrolet
France
Two Marketmen Robbed at Center Market
Stewart Stitler of 104 Twenty-first Street NW reported $21.40 taken from his pocket while asleep at Tenth and B Streets NW. James Slaughter of 10069 Rhode Island Avenue NW reported $12.75, a silver watch, and a bundle of linen stolen while he slept on a bench at Tenth and B Streets NW Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Stitler
Twenty-first Street
Center Market
Tenth
James Slaughter
Rhode Island Avenue
Tenth and
Potomac Boat Club Set For National Amateur Regatta Competition
Washington’s Potomac Boat Club lines up for the thirty third annual National Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta to be staged next Friday and Saturday in Baltimore. Clubs from fourteen cities compete in senior and intermediate events including the Potomac entry in intermediate doubles alongside Ravenswood and others. Mayor Timanus as official timer will oversee the event.
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Washington
Fielder Jones
George Davis
Brooklyn
Tom Daly
Bil Donovan
Waddell
Laverass
Seybold
Hartsel
Athletics
Daly
National Commission
Providence
Potomac Boat Club
Timanus
Timor
Baltimore
Contr
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
University Barge Club
Philadelphia
Arundel Bast Club
Wacbuszett Boat Club
Worcester
Potomac Rast Club
New York Athletic Club
Atalanta Boat Club
New York
Detroit Boat Club
West End Rowing Club
New Orleans
Toronto
Undine Barge Club
Seawanhaka Boat Club
Wachusett
Firat Bohemian
Harlem Rowing Club
Ravenswood Boat Club
Long Inland City
Noupariel Rowing Club
Firet Bohemian Boat Club
Long Island City
East Boston Athletic Association
Boston
Arlington Boat Club
Arlington
geirs—Argonaut Rowing Club
Seawanbaka
University Barge
West Philadelphia
Mound City Rowing Club
St. Louis
Arte
Rowing
Arundel
Beltimore
Severn Boat Club
Annapolis
Mound City Rowing
Louis
Argonaut Rowing Club
St Louis
Artal Rowing Club
Ariel Rowing Club
Nessau Boat Club
West Philadelphia Boat Club
Schuylkill Navy
Harlem Regatta Association
Clay Timanus
New Shot-Put Record At Portland Athletic Meet
Easterners dominated the Portland Oregon Amateur Athletic Union meet with one world record. W W Coe of Boston hurled the sixteen pound shot 49 feet 6 inches, besting Ralph Rose of Chicago and others. The New Yorker James J. Mitchell placed, throwing 23 feet 1 inch in the fifty six pound weight event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oreg
Amateur Athletic Union
W. W. Coe
Boston
Hasterners
California
Parsons
San Francisco
Archie Hahn
Milwaukee
Clyde Blair
Chicago
Hugo Friend
Friessel
Keivrigan
Lightbody
A. Rose
Garcia
Glarner
Verner
Walter
Gorman
Arthur Rose
Roy Heater
Friend
Coe
Ralph Rose
Plaw
James J. Mitchell
New York Athletic Club
Rose
Seventeen Buildings Burned In Orbisonia Pa Fire
Seventeen buildings in Orbisonia center were destroyed by fire early today threatening the town. The loss includes Conn Bros general store John K Ashman hotel 8 B Nevel barber shop F J Rowe meat market Wesley Ott confectioner H L Norris saddler K J Brodbeck meat market post office Geo W Hicks confectioner F F Cummins general store and residences of Margaret Bolinger F F Cummins and D L Grissinger. Several other structures were damaged with total loss likely under 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbisonia
Conn Bros
John K. Ashman
B. Nevel
F. J. Rowe
Wesley Ott
H. L. Norris
K J. Brodbeck
Geo.w. Hicks
F. F. Cummins
Margaret Bolinger
D. L. Grissinger
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American Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Faui
Southern League
Memphis
Shreveport
Newark
Montreal
New York State League
Syracuse
Binghamton
Poolesville
Takoma
Boyds
Montgomry
Bell
Rell
Catcher Kittredge
Wiener
Rosslyn, Va
National League
Hooklyn
Fittaburgh
Kodis
W. i. Pet
Ginompanti
Aylor, P
Easterns
Hagles
Eastern Boys’ Club
Eagle Athletic Club
McMahon
Eagles
Eixteen
Zell
Ke Street
Ohio
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Glenville
Genville
Cumberland
Wyo
Walt ‘River
Mass
Rug
Iitia
Igiewe
Parker, Bridget & Co
Baseball Notes
Columbia Golf Tournament
Christie
Baltimore Regatta
Mertz
F St
Fliseman
E St. Nw
Ihs
Virginia
A.collins
Walfords
Keeley
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
District of
Columbie
Maryland
Cook Remedy Co
Masonic Temple
Candy Cathartic
Medical
Reed Stsizns
Twelfth Street N.W
Shade
Fis
K Elgin
W. T. Baldus
Boasee
Draggisis
Pisin Weaneee
Totelos
Tequest
Lafranco
Seventh St. North
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