Senators Drop Muddy Game in Deep Slop
Yesterday's results show the Senators suffering a muddy clash as Detroit faced an errorless effort by the Tigers. In the sixth inning Detroit tallied two runs without a hit, while field conditions heavily favored defense and pitchers.
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Senators
Tigers
Detroit
Turner Ath letic Club Triumphs 11 to 6 Over Woodward & Lothrop
Turner Athletic Club dominates Woodward & Lothrop 11 to 6 in Capital City Baseball League as Turner pitchers stifle hitters and fielding miscues mount for Woodward & Lothrop. Thornett excels in center with six chances joined by strong defense from Glotzbach and others. Detroit beats Washington 4 to 1 in muddy Bennett Park showcase.
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Woodward & Lothrop
Turner Athletic Club
Cash Boys
Combiners
Turnerites
Turner
Risten
Glotzbach
Thornett
Lay
Iceman Risten
Wilson
Torney
Bepre
Rhoae W
Rhoae Lay
Dougherty
Dunn
Babson
Wilwon
Wilkerson
Heider
Woodward
Lothrop
J. G
Fhallg
Ofm Rusten
Barnes
Force
Glotzback
Fulché
Grant
Beckett
Crawford
Wditches
Mr. Handiboe
Sunday School League Standings and Schedule
Standings show team records and percentages for the Sunday School League with full teams listed, including Gunton, St Stephen's, Mount Vernon, Foundry, and Westey. Today's game features Foundry versus Mount Vernon at Whites House Ellipas with Ellipas referenced.
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Gunton
St Stephen's
Gurley
Trmt
Mt Pl
Westey i
Foundry
Mre Vernon
Wilson
Albamta
Mount Vernon
Whites House Ellipas
Carroll Institute and St Stephen's Clash at West Diamond
In Capital City League action today Carroll Institute faces St Stephen's Institute at 640 PM on the west diamond. Turner Athletic Club, Gonzaga, Woodward & Lothrop, and Library of Congress are listed as participants or affiliated groups in the event context.
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St. Stephen's Institute
Turner Athletic Club
Carroll Institute
Woodward & Lothrop Gonzaga
Library of
Cong
West Diamond
St. Stephen’s Institute
Gunton Girls Bucs? Easy Victory Over Gurley Sunday Team
Gunton Presbyterian boys overwhelmed Gurley Sunday school team at White Lot yesterday afternoon by 8 to 0. Hutchinson twirled strong pitching, while Harring and Clear produced the two Gunton runs in the third inning. Gurley misplayed several fly balls and Langley struggled in fielding as Gunton set a stolen base record with eleven steals. Official scoring lists Gunton with strong defense and timely hits, though the text contains OCR oddities and partial names.
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Detroit
McIntyre
Robinson
Wahoo
Sam ‘Crawford
Washington
Townsend
Jake Stahl
Rns
Hickman
Lowe
Beville
O'Leary
Donovan
Patsy
Stahl
Clarke
Hill
Martin
Barrett
McCormick
Mullin
Gurley
Gunton Presbyterian
White Lot
Hutchinson
Gunton
Harring
Clear
Xancer
Gunton Bays
Picfuring
Pree
Champs
Langley
Gunton Rhoae Asquith
Hoyie
Cutton
Hutenlason
Kander
Tiytchimeon
Asquith
Speakman Patlenger
Harding
S Seay
Hutchinson Hoyle Price
Thomas
Doagbdle
Arlingtons win seventh straight in amateur baseball
The Arlingtons beat Progress Heights 17 to 0 extending their streak to seven. St Pauls defeated St Patricks 18 to 1 behind thirteen strikeouts by Steep. Atlantic Invincibles game noted as 3 12 part of a mixed report, with correction issued about defeats. Arlingtons also beat Radfords 7 to 3 with strong pitching by Leonard. A clerks nine forfeited a game against Fourth Assistant Postmaster Generals Bureau after expected cross-paring with Third Assistant bureau failed. Charlestown defeated Martinsburg 7 to in rain shortened game. Johnson and Lewis the winning battery.
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Arlingtons
Progress Heights
St Paul's
St. Patrick's
Steep
Atlantics
Atlantic
Invincibles
Shortstop Carrick
Barry
Salb
Quantrelie
Cole
Radfords
Leaonard
Aringtons
Charles F. Dowd
L Street
East Diamond
Monument
Ipts
Charlestown
Martinsburg
Washington Post
W Va
Battery Johnson
Lewis
Dumbarton Dominates Hospital Corps in 4-1 Victory
Dumbarton pitcher Lowe allowed only one hit and struck out seven in a 4-1 win over the United States Hospital Corps at Georgetown field. Harris led Dumbarton with strong batting, while French struggled for the Corps despite nine strikeouts. Both teams played solid defense as Lowe’s shutout bid carried the game.
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Lowe
Dumbarton
United States Hospital Corps
Georgetown
French
Harris
McKenzie
RHOAE
Hosp Corps
Oteach
Gia Burbank
Coyne
Spromus
Kinsmithre
Twitmer
Owens
Burford
Barbour
Leonard
Mack
Harriss
Lynch
T.hume
Hannan
Hospital Corps
Harrisa
Beases
Hita
Lowe Stellen Hazes
Burbank
Baseball Scores From Various Florida Association Games
In the American Association Couisville led Minneapolis 7 to 1 as Columbus topped Milwaukee 6 to 4 while Indianapolis Kansas City and Toledo St Paul had rain postponements. Eastern League Baltimore beat Newark 2 0 and Montreal defeated Rochester 4 to 0. South Atlantic play saw Macon Savannah 4 4 called after ten innings and Charleston Sherleston Jacksonville 4. Augusta Columbia 3 3 also tied. The Sunday Post offers home delivery by mail at 1.50 per year.
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American Association
Couisville
Minneapolia
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapoli
Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Macon
Savannah
Liscon
Charleston
Sherleston
Jacksonville
Augusta
Columbia
the Sunday Post
Chicago Wins to Take Lead in Pennant Race
Chicago tops New York 5 to 1, moving into first place in the American League pennant chase. Chesbro allows the big hit, but Chicago builds a lead with timely hitting and errors. Attendance 6,100. Also, St. Louis defeats Boston 8 to 4 as Gibson is knocked out in the seventh after six runs. Attendance 2,700.
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Chicago
New York
Chesbra
Felder
Tsabell
Elberfeld
RHOAH
Greep
Dougherts
Jones
Kesler
Callahan
Davis
Williams
Tannehill
Gaurel
Isbell
Fultz
Dunden
Canray
M’farland
M’guire
Allrock
Chesbro
Clarkson
Catlaban
Eiberfeld
Altrock
Mr. Sheridan
Gibson
St. Louis
Boston
RHOA
Burkett
Seibach
Heidrick
Parent
Wallace
Colling
Hynes
Sugden
Kahoe
Howell
Colline
Kaboe
Criges
Pittsburg Defeats Philadelphia In Rain-Interrupted Series
Pittsburg won 6 to 3 over Philadelphia as rain caused postponements. Philadelphia’s errorless fielding contrasted with Pittsburg’s timely hitting. Attendance 1,437. Wagner Kruger and Smith had notable hits. Suthoff pitched for Pittsburgh with Leever for Philadelphia. Time 1 hour 46 minutes.
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Philadelphia
Pittsborg
Amely
Pittsburg
McC
Suthoft
Jen Yases
Wagner
Kruger
Smith
Lueh
McCormick
Ritchey
Diehl
Change in Ownership Aims for Washington Club in Next Season
Milwaukee Aug 10 A report says Henry Hillilesa former Boston club owner will take the Washington club of the American League next season and strive to give the fans a real eye ball club President Ban Johnson favors him if he can devote time to baseball He may also take hold of the Senators if feasible The Stone deal may foreshadow future moves Johnson visits Washington to settle club affairs Exlines’s advent would be welcomed though no definite purchase has formed
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Milwaukee
Fillilea
Washington
Washington Post
Wis
Henry Hillilesa
Boston
Washington Club
Klilllea
Ban Johnson
Senators
Boston Club
Stone
Johnson
Mr. Exlines
Seles
Schulte
Syracuse
Cubs
Taylor
Jake Stahl
Montreal
Buffalo
Ed Barrow
Ginger
Kanucks
Hebring
Cincinnati
Coughlin and
Hickpans
Detroit
Hickman
Garr
Pulliam
Moran
Pittsburg
Ted Sullivan
Phillies
Coughlin
Tigers
Traving
Eda
Dunkle
York
Stahl
St. Louis
Naryin
Detroits
New England
O’hara
Lawrence
Pat Donovan
Potomac
Brush
New York
Ban
John T
Kickman
Cleveland
Little Hoffman
Lebanon
Hay
McCarthy
McManus
Stat
Bil Cought
Bill
Bethany Boys
Ben Mulford
Phil Geler
Selbach
Selpach
Philadelphia
L Eng
Ball Park
Clarke Griffith
Griff
Cheing
Fults
Powell
Williams
Highlanders
Dave Fultz
Sir O'Loughie
Stone Is A Great Batter Sets Records In 97 Games
Outfielder Stone of Milwaukee has been purchased by the Senators as big league clubs pursued him. He hit 167 in 97 games this year with a .412 average in the Western and American Associations and previously starred in Peoria and Omaha. Henry Hilles arranged the deal amid high interest from multiple clubs.
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Washington
Outfelder Stone
Milwaukee
Senators
Henry Hillles
Boston Americans
Stone
American Association
Evans' Rhumbunda Ties and Bargain Suit Sale Flyer
Fifty cent neckwear and 25 cent ties offered in a Parker Bridgett sale flyer. Evans' best imported Rhumbunda ties, 134 in wide and 48 in long, featured amid a clothing sale with dramatic price reductions on two and three piece suits. Suits priced from 30.00 down to 7.75 with various reductions for a limited opportunity.
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Evans
Parker Bridget Co. Heat to Foot Outfitters in City Trade
The report notes a young player excelling in the minors with a .955 fielding average over 64 games, 80 put outs, 5 assists, 4 errors. Discussion compares Stone and Stahl, potential Senators signing, and Donovan’s managerial influence if Stone joins Washington.
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Parker, Bridget & Co
Heat TO
Foot Outfitters
9Th and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Baseball Notes Highlight Player Trades and Team Drama
Baseball notes survey midseason moves with Seles buying Schulte of Syracuse for the Cubs, Detroit boosting attendance via Coughlin and Hickman, Barrow’s Montreal staff upheaval, and critics questioning umpires and management. Mentions several teams including Senators, Tigers, Reds, Phillies, and Highlanders amid collisions, eye injuries, and pennant chatter.
Grand Union Stakes at Saratoga Delivers Tight Finish
At Saratoga on August 10, Giglight defeated Jack Lory by a neck in a 30 to 1 upset for John E. Mad Gen's Duryea entry. The Grand Union Hotel stakes paid $8,500 to the winner, with Cairngorm and Jonquil among favorites. Collector Jessup won the opening race, while Greencrest captured the third event.
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John E. Mad Gen
Giglight
Grand Union Hotel
Jack Lory
Paget
Cairngorm
Jonquil
Collector Jessup
Shotgun
Castilian
Hayes
Philma Paxton
F. R. Hitchcock
Greencrest
Irascible
Hildebrand
Trepan
Redfern
Caughnawaga
Dalesman
Duryea
Artful
Dreamer
Katie Caffrey
O'Neil
Bhot Gun
Loupania
W. Daly
Castalian
Monet
Geranium
Light Brigade
Minzen
Coscine
Alyria
Grand Pa
Cock Robin
K. Baker
Harkforward
Mr Clarke
Phtima Paxton
Rach
Martin
Ickshaw
O'Neill
Walsh
the Globe
Northampton
St. Freeve
Fomestead
Wizard
Sentry
Kilogram
Hoxved
Lord Advoeste
Tregen
Sigight
H. Phillips
Dom
Neil
Sparkling Star
Ven Tromp
Glen Echo
Jonquil Aleo Rat
Elf Hace
Odom
Claude
J. Daley
J. Martin
Ada Nay
Sonoma Belle
Arttal
Shaw
C. Kelly
Evaskill
Bob Mossom
Earldom
Gancashire Lass
Salvage
Cedarstrome
Mreamar
Nibuck
Workman
Tramotor
Merry Lassie
Jerry C
Delcanta
Teacress
Consuelo
Spark-ling
Rubric
Mussulman
Golden Sunrise
A. L. Johnston
Winchester
Uncle Charley
Cotillion
Ata Sufferance
Malden
Royalle
Dick Haste
Dromedary
Lida Woodlands
Perion
Daylesford
Raice
St. Ballane
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Veto
Burnt Hills
Merry Lark
Chrystus
Sinister
Dorothy Gray
Austin Allen
Nsulwark
Waterlight
Dandelion
Khorsan
Amberjack
Delaware
Flying Ship
Molly Brant
Grazzallo
Tight Brigade
Stalwart
de Resche
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Gold Dome
France
Jane Holly
Judge Naughty Lady
Conkling
Tol San
Stone Arabia
Prince of Elm
Dick Bernard
Africander
Major Bwingerfield
Fort Hunter
Eugenis Burchill
Keynote
Athelrose among few favorites at heavy track Fair Grounds
Heavy track from morning rain at Fort Erle and Fair Grounds led to many withdrawals. Athelrose was the sole winning favorite amid six races with multiple longshots scoring. Races featured six furlongs to a mile and a half with horses like Marchioness Fay Templeton Miss Eon and Athe ro s winning in tight fields.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Athelrose
Marchioness
Helms
Dack Number
W. Davis
Maghan
Wilson
Catharina Knox
Kiss Quiet
Bottie Deceiver
Detest
la Rouge
Fay Templeton
J. Conway
Voltage
Nickson
Gaseanne
Seder
Leila Hunter
Omar
Fay Sharp
Melwood
de Grammont
Boy
Escobosa
Mice
Miss Eon
Rice
Hinsdale
Traxler
Compass
LL Wilson
Larry Wilt
Banquet
Salve
Mae Miller
George Vivian
Nellie Bawn
Edgarda
Miss Doyle
Hice
Laura Hunter
W Davis
L. Wilson
Hastie Girl
Aminte
Lady Contrary
Lady Ray
Suave
Atheross
Lillian
Leone
Little Corker
Murmur
Pompey
Lee King
Joe Graham
Anarchkco
J. B Sheridan
Dresden
His Worship
Bradwarlin
Colonel Preston
Besterling
Jimmie
Allee Platt
Princess Orna
Miss Betty
Trapsetter
Velos
Pathoe
Doctor Kler
Sting
Seniger Viva
Thoroughbred Race Meet Results Summary
Second race Fickle Salat won by Timmy Knight with a 6 to 1 finish price. Annie Chapman took the second race at 5 to 2 over Grossgraine and Murozon. Third race Coruscate won at 6 to 6 over Hopeful Miss and Early Boy. Fourth race Captaino led at 2 to 1 with Maggie Mackey second. Fifth race Idle Btoi won at 11 to 5 over Florizel and Yamachristy. Sixth race Lady Charlot won at 10 to 1 with Ethel Davis second and Dynasty third. Time figures noted for each race.
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Timmy Knight
Annie Chapman
Grossgraine
Murozon
Coruscete
Hopeful Miss
Early Boy
Firs Ang
Capitano
Maggie Mackey
Blue Grouse
Idle
Toi
Florizel
Yamachristy
Lady Charlot
Ethel Davis
Dynasty
Judge Himes Wins Mile Handicap At Harlem Race Track
Chicago reports Judge Himes looms clear in the mile handicap feature as front runners fatigue. Warte Nicht places second and Gregor HK third in muddy conditions with cloudy skies. The card also notes multiple races including steeplechase, sprints, and a Lake Erie trots meet with Sapphire and Little Buck among winners.
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Chicago
Judge Himes
Harlem
Gregor K
Warte Nicht
Gregor HK
My Eleanor
Morrison
Weird
Seaton
Tine
Springfield
Domginique You
Alma Girl
Montanie
Jack Doyle
Coronstus
Henry
Cuapp
Bragg
Velma
Clarke
the Mighty
Sheehan
D L. Moore
Seamater
Cyprienne
McIntyre
Magic Flute
Emverlta
John Smitish
Mikert Fir
Costigan
Enapy
Peter Durel
Pirabella
Regale
Royal Piraté
Harris
Knapp
Handley Cross
Ben Haywood
Mintyre
Doctor Kenney
Augusta Victoria
Sis Lee
Waddell
Rather Royal
Proprietor
St Bonnie
Gepsene
Goal Runner
Don Domo
Robin Hood
Delagoa
the Laurel
Tve
Herlida
Allen Aven
Delearina
Valtrice
Tom Shelley
Mies Suez
Flying Brook
Plautus
Sweetie
Apple
Haywood
Wenrick
Gan Remo
Kleinwood
Leila
Sweet Tone
Harry New
Mi Reina
Emma AM
Benson Caldwell
Ghata
Emigre
Blackthorn
Hudson
Griffaln
Mampelle
Requisite
Dungannon
Harne
Bob Franklin
Dell Leath
the Forum
Farnum
Jamestown
Lake Erie
Sapphire
Allie Mack
Laura W
Little Buck
Doctor H
William F Borssle Schoble
Joe Letter
Stella S
Et Storm
Killing Over Card Game Ends in Stabbing
New York August 14 Italian laborer Peter Corb thirty five was stabbed to death during a quarrel over a card game in a saloon on Base With street. Police say Vincenzo Magalloro seized Corb dragged him to a rear hallway opened a clasp knife and stabbed him to the heart before escaping to the street where Corb died. Police are seeking Magalloro.
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Peter Corb
Vincenzo Magalloro
New York
Corb
Magallora
Magalloro
Shot and Killed Her Husband in Ranch Room
Ida Stebbins of Pueblo shoots and kills her separated husband Albert Stebbins after he is refused entry to her room at the ranch where she worked. the bullet wounds him in the brain and ends the couple’s two year separation. Also mentions shipowner liability in Clallam sinking case and troop deployment decision at Bonesteel, plus Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claim.
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Golden
Cole
Ida Stebbins
Pueblo
Albert Stebbins
Here
Stebbins
Clearance sale of fancy two and three piece suits
Genuinely good things come seldom, so don't miss this clearance of all suits. Prices range from six to seventeen dollars, offering substantial savings on $10 to $25 options, with multiple two and three piece suits on sale.
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Auerbach
Bargain in Fancy Hosiery at Clearance Sale
Several dozen fine fancy hose offered at bargain prices while they last. Includes up-to-date colorings in regular 35¢ and 19¢ grade lines, special at reduced rates.
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Chery & Moran Co
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Biton
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Pinckanasy
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Parker-Bridget
Dght Garden
Baseball Notes
Siglight
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Hayes Stable
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Liz
Himes
Empire City Track
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Nate Thornton
Lee McClung
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Puget Sound Navigation Company
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Straits of Juan de Fuca
United States
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Eiseman Bros Outfitters
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Mig.Co. (Inc
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Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
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Cook Remedy CO
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Vroge
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
Teifet of
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Og Haskell
Medical
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Shade
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