Double-Header Schedule Tied To Rain Delays In Baseball League
The article outlines a busy slate of postponed and rescheduled games in the Niner League with Washington facing Loveland and New York clashing with St Louis in potential series. It notes Detroit postponements, Athletes on Western trip, and Boston New York chasing leaders as standings shift.
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Loveland
New York
St Louis
Detroit
Volas
Stremionus
Mere Pa
Petis Die
Orphan Girls Benefit Game Between Elks and Knights of Columbus
Baseball teams from the Elks and Knights of Columbus of Columbus will play at American League Park Friday to aid St Vincent's Orphan Asylum for Girls. The Knights allegedly seek professional players, with veteran figures like the Kellner brothers and Wimothy and James Kellner mentioned. Old-time players Ly Washington and Colt are hinted to appear on opposing sides, while plans include entertaining lineups and potential first home runs.
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Elks
Knduchts
Olumbus
American League Park
St Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
Knights of Columbus
Crder
Brooklyn
Trailer Dodgers
Harpoon and Cima Lead in Spainish American Trials
Marblehead Aug 8 Harpoon owned by C F Adamson and Cima owned by Guy Lowell both of Eastern Yacht Club won divisions in the first day of elimination trials for the Span ish American semifinal yacht races to be sailed off Ipsore next week. The regatta committee set a points system with zero for first place and increasing values for others. Bresnahan May Turn Pitcher Again. New York Aug 8 Roger Bresnahan catcher and manager of the St Louis Cardinals contemplates returning to pitching if his staff falters. Cardinals Get New Outfielder Newcastle Pa Aug 8 Coley Abbott center fielder of the Newcastle team in the Ohio and Pennsylvania League sold to the St Louis club and to report at Pittsburgh Sept 6.
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Har | Door
C.F. Adamson
Ima
Guy Lowell
Eastern Yacht Club
Armeticar
Regitty Committee
Harpoon
Cima
Lady
Beaver
Vernon
Ellen
Bonivee
Sally XI
Joyette
Wolf
Spokane Ile
Eel
Skeezia
Bresnahan
New York
Roger Bresnahan
St Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Newcastle
Coley Abbott
Felder
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Marlboro
Jockey Club
Saratoga
Canada
F. J. Pons
Jacksonville
FE. J. Gerhardy
Maryland
Virginia
Baltimore
Richmond
United Hunts of Maryland
Elred
Southern Turf Associaton
James Butler
Nationals Turn Two Hits Into Three Winning Runs
Milan was a key factor in the Nationals victory as two hits produced three go-ahead runs. The offense clicked late, driving in the decisive innings while pitchers locked down the opposition. Milan's clutch at bats and defense sparked the rally and sealed the win.
Nationals Edge Chicago In Pitchers Battle At Chicago
Washington loses 3 to 2 as Jim Scott blanks the Nationals until a ninth inning error and early Chicago runs dictate the outcome. Walter Johnson shines for the Nats, with Milan and Schaefer starting the scoring in the first. The Browns anticipate a six game series with Cleveland, eyeing Johnson for limited action and recruits like Thomason looming as reinforcements.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Jim Scott
Young
Washington
Scott
Nationals
Walter Johnson
McAleer
Beckendorf
Cleveland
Nastionals
McGuire
Reisling
Walker
Cy Young
Harkness
Koestner
Fanwell
Falkenberg
Mitchell
Sox
Johnson
Schaefer
Gessler
Conroy
Milan
Zewier
Nationale
White
Illifer
Bob Unglaub
Idaho Knight
Blackburn
New Jersey
Walsh
A Price That's Making The Straw Hats Fly
A Straw Hat Department sale offers a $2.00 saving to every purchaser. Customers urged to discard old hats and spruce up with the new selection.
Tigers Win 2-1 Over Highlanders In Low-Scoring Tilt
Detroit defeats New York 2 to 1 to move into third place as Crawford and Jones drive in the first inning and Stroud later scores on New York errors. New York’s Hemphill and others rally but fail to overcome the unsteady defense that plagued the visitors.
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Detroit
Tigers
New York
Highlanders
Crawford
Tom Jones
Stroud
Cobb
Walter
Hemphill
H.jones
Gil Walter
Delapanty
OlHemphill
Oknight
gogRr Crawford
OlCice
Moriarty
O Chase
Tata Bush
Ff Laparte
T Jones
Batle
O' Stroud
Warhop
Egan
O'Loughlin
American League Standings and Schedule Briefing
Washington leads with 41 wins and 38 losses while Chicago holds 61 wins and 28 losses. Teams listed include Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn New York and Boston with a busy slate of games today across Cleveland Chicago St Louis Detroit and rain-affected matchups.
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Ee Barta
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cincinnati
Pitsburg
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Nationals at Cleveland in doubleheader geared for recruits
Chicago Nationals depart for Cleveland and plan to use Gray and Walker in the Tuesday twin bill. The game features tight pitching by Scott and Johnson with Milan driving runs and Schaefer sparking Chicago’s defense while White, Mih and others provide key plays. Milan’s aggressive baserunning and strong fielding by Beckendorf and Dougherty highlight a tense contest in which Washington’s batting average struggles underline the need for paced offence.
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Springfield
Sox
Dougherty
Mendelssohn
G. Harris White
Scott
Johnson
Idaho
Harmony Kid
McBride
Trainor
Zeder
White
Parent
Milan
Hope
Meloan
Doc Gessler
Freddie
Knights Templars
Washington
Ho H PO A. Minn
Etberteid
Molridla
Beckendorf
Jenn
Gerster
Chicago
Oray Farent
D. O
Pougherty
Meloane
Eiberfeld
Genter
Felder
Kumter
Ungiaul Sacriice
Hiter
Bett
Waabingten
Slime
Ruret
Wash
Ketlitter
Hind Mnhoh
BF Heatt
Wild P' Johnson
Messrr
Er- Hine
Mesa
Hime
Nationals
Cleveland
McAleer
Gray
Walker
Phagnington
Charles Webb Murphy
4Élder
Young
Futuhre
Zelder
Gessler
Moyer
Otey
Detroit
Athletics
Tigers
Anenu
Pittsburg Wins On Long Hits In Boston Game
Long hits by Clarke and John Miller decided today's game in Pittsburg s favor. Final score Pittsburg 6 Boston 4. Boston managed only one multi hit inning, while Pittsburg plated runs in multiple frames.
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Boston
Clarke
John Miller
Pittsburg
Byrne
Uyccilies
BO Leach
Ofemog
Leach
J. Miller
Wilson
Gibson
Beck
Clark
J Miler
Briwa
Evans
Brown
Shean
Sweeney
Abbaticchio
J Miller
Flynn
Hally
Om Leifield
Dy Vaney
Lessfield
Wild Piteh Jjvans
Messrs. Eason and Johtstoré
Ketchees Fight Postponed Due To Foot Injury
New York reports Stanley Ketchel will not fight Australian BIH Lang Friday night at the Fairmont Athletic Club. The bout is postponed a week as Ketchel recovers from an inflamed right foot. He chafed his instep, canoeed, soaked foot in dye, and the sore has been lanced twice. The doctor expects a quick recovery in a few days.
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New York
Stanley Ketchel
Bih Lang
Fairmont Athletic Club
Ketchel
Athletics Beat St Louis 6 to 2 For Fourth Straight Victory
Philadelphia college beat St Louis 6 2 to extend its winning streak to four games. Ray struggled, giving up five singles and a walk in the third inning to allow four runs. Bender allowed six hits and struck out nine. Collins led Philadelphia with four hits and two steals. St Louis totaled fourteen hits for the game.
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Ray
Philadelphia
Athletics
Baila
Bender
Collins
St Louis Aba Oath
Phila
Arhore Stone
Offord
Hartzell
Ij Oldring
Newnam
Cullies
Griggs
Schweitz
alDavin
Wallace
O'Murphy
Truesdale
Darry
Stephens
Hartzett
Lord
Oldring
Murphy
Backifice
Colling
Truendate
Davia
Pires
Evank
Collislower
Umbaugh Joins Pro Ranks For Scranton Team
Charlie Umbaugh, a staple pitcher for Manhattan and a top leader in the Independence League, signs with Scranton of the New York State league. His backers expect quick success and advancement into faster company, citing his build, curves, grit, and confidence.
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Charlie Umbaugh
Manhattan
Independence League
Scranton
New York Stateague
Umbaugh
Man in Clack serial to begin in Monthly Magazine
The Post announces a charming serial The Man in Clack will start next Sunday in the Monthly Magazine Section and continue weekly thereafter. Also notes Providence Rochester game postponements and broader league scheduling updates.
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Cleveland Beats Boston In Last Of Series 3-1
Cleveland wins the final game of the series against Boston 3 to 1. Turner drives in a run with a double, Graney triples, and Bemis singles in the first frame to set the tone. Falkenberg yields scattered hits as Cleveland mounts a steady attack, with Niles Wagner and Lajoie contributing, while Arellanes goes the distance for the win.
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Boston
Turner
Graney
Bemis
Falkenberg
Hoae Turner
Harper
Bidge Stovall
Oikngle
Gedil Graney
Niles
Wagner
Lajoie
Lajalg
Hite
Stovall
Birmingham
Arellanes
Stahl
Engle
Ball
Umopires
Mesers Kerm
Connolly
WADDELL SENT TO MINORS IN DEAL
Newark reports that Rube Waddell has been moved to the minor leagues in a swap with St Louis Americans. Pitcher Bob Spade accompanies the deal. Catcher Joe Crisp remains in place until further orders.
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Catcher Crisp
Newark
N. J
Aug
Rube" Waddell
Waddell
St Louis Americans
Joe Crisp
Crisp
Regatta Rivals Adapt to Borrowed Craft and Heat Up New York
The St Charles quartet from Waltham Massachusetts will ride a borrowed Harlem Boat Club shell to New York for practice before racing the Haremsa. Harvard oarsman Smith, now with Union Boat Club Boston, vows to prove his superiority in drifting turns after a Canadian Henley defeat. Nickalls of Detroit and his brother Guy, famed double scullers, draw college clubs’ attention as Princeton watchers ponder Nickalls possible coach role for the Tigers. The Henley clash highlights police-free course, ambitious regatta funds, and Canadian participation, with Canada’s A A O presence and Georgetown’s Wadson activity shaping an international flavor.
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Waltham
Mags
Harlem Boat Club
New York
Vivian Nickalls
Detroits
Leanders
London Rowing Club
England
I Guy
Princeton
Nickalls
Tiger
Detroit
Pagels
Minor League Baseball Results Across Circuits
Scores from several leagues listing results and postponements. Eastern Carolina League games include Wilson at Goldsboro 4-2 and Raleigh at Rocky Mount 2-1 with Fayetteville hosting Wilmington for nine innings. Virginia State League shows Roanoke blanking Norfolk 4-0 and Petersburg topping Richmond 4-1. Other notices cover Danville, Lynchburg, Knoxville and Johnson City. Southern and Western leagues report varied outcomes, postponements, and rain delays.
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Goldaboro
Wilson
Raleigh
Rocky Mount
Pasetteville
Fayetteville
Wilmington
Rosuoke
Norfolk
Roanoke
Petersburg
Richmond
Danville
Lynchburg
Knoxville
Johnson City
Rome
Gadaden
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