Senators Drop Muddy Game in Deep Slush
Yesterday's results show the Senators battling a muddy field as the Tigers scored two unearned runs in the sixth inning without a hit. Detroit played errorless defense while weather hampered play and competition remained strong.
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Senators
Tigers
Detroit
Turner Athleti Club defeats Woodward & Lothrop 11 to 6 in league game
Turner Athleti Club jumped to a commanding lead and won 11 to 6 over Woodward & Lothrop in the Capital City Baseball League. Turner pitchers held Woodward & Lothrop to four runs on misplays and errors. Thornett handled many chances in center field while Risten pitched well early before a fifth inning barrage. Woodward & Lothrop, with Wilson back at first, faced fielding miscues and a lifted pace as Detroit and Washington results followed.
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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 Today’s Game Preview
The Sunday School League lists WoL and Mount Vernon among leaders with records shown as 12 13 and 14 14, along with Gunton, St Stephen's, and Foundry teams. Today's game features Foundry versus Mount Vernon at Whites House Ellipas, with Ellipas highlighted as the venue.
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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 vs St Stephen's Institute in Capital City League
Today at 640 West Diamond Carroll Institute and St. Stephen's Institute clash in Capital City League play. Turner Athletic Club, Gonzaga, Woodward and Lothrop Gonzaga Library of Congress are listed in the program.
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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 Presbyterian Boys Triumph Over Gurley Sunday School Team
Gunton Presbyterian easily defeated Gurley Sunday school by 8 to 0 at White Lot yesterday afternoon. Hutchinson twirled well for Gunton as the champs faltered, while Harring and Clear supplied key hits. Gunton stole eleven bases setting a club record and moves back into second place.
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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
Amateurs Baseball Roundup Highlights Local Wins and Corrections
The Arlingtons won their seventh straight by 17 to 0 over Progress Heights as St Paul’s beat St Patrick’s 18 to 1 with Steep fanning 13 and two hits allowed. Atlantics beat Invincibles in a noted game with Carrick star. corrections note Atlantic’s second defeat instead of third. Arlingtons topped Radfords 7 to 3 with strong pitching from Leonard. A clerks nine played at Monument Grounds with a 9 to 7 forfeit. Charlestown defeated Martinsburg 7 to 3 before rain ended play in the seventh inning. Johnson and Lewis were 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 shuts out Hospital Corps 4–1 on Georgetown field
Dumbarton pitcher Lowe held the Hospital Corps to one hit and struck out seven in a 4–1 victory. Harris and McKenzie stood out for Dumbarton while French worked for the Corps, which managed a few hits but failed to mount a sustained threat. The game lasted 1 hour 6 minutes with Lowe dominant over nine innings.
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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
Howell
Jones
Hugden
Hyuse
la Chance
Ott
Gibson
Bom Winter
Wint Hita
Gibeon
St. Louis
Biton
Mr. Connolly
Baseball Scores From Various Minor Leagues
Other League Games across the American Association Southern and Eastern circuits report multiple match results with postponements due to rain. Notable scores include New Orleans 5 Atlanta 2, Montreal 4 Rochester 0, and Toronto 3 Buffalo 11, with several games halted by darkness or rain delays.
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Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Chicago Takes Lead With 5-1 Win Over New York
Chicago rises to first in pennant race as they top New York 5 to 1. Chesbro pitches poorly and Chicago capitalizes with timely hits and errors. Attendance 6,100. Chicago players include Greep, Jones, Callahan, Elberfeld. New York lineup features Davis, Williams, Tannehill.
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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
Pittsburg Triumph Over Philadelphia In Rainy Finish
Pittsburg won by hitting as Philadelphia played an errorless fielding game. Attendance was 1,437. Final score Pittsburg 6 Philadelphia 3 with runs by Wagner Kruger and Smith and notable pitching choices.
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Philadelphia
Pittsborg
Amely
Pittsburg
McC
Change in Ownership of Washington Club in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Aug 10. Report says Henry Hillilesa former Boston owner will take over the Washington club of the American League next season and bid to field a real eye ball team for the Capital. President Ban Johnson may approve. nothing definite yet. Exlines could back a first class club but no purchase has formaled.
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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
Stone S log of Hit Maker Stone Sold to Senators
Outfielder Stone, famed for 167 hits in 97 games and a .412 average, has been purchased by the Washington Senators from Milwaukee. Negotiated by Henry Hilles, the deal signals a high value paid despite the minor league status. Stone’s past includes stints with Peoria Omaha Milwaukee and a brief Boston Americans bid.
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Washington
Outfelder Stone
Milwaukee
Senators
Henry Hillles
Boston Americans
Stone
American Association
Peoria
Omaha
Johnson
Parker-Bridget clothing sale offers deep cuts on suits
Fifty-cent neckwear and 125 dozen Evans imported Rhumbunda Ties lead a clearance. Parker-Bridget advertises two and three piece suits in mixed fabrics with dramatic markdowns from $30 to $7.75, and other price reductions to attract bargain shoppers.
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Evans
Parker-Bridget
Parker Bridget & Co Heat To Foot Outfitters
This year the young man played great ball in the field and leads the minors of the country at the bat. Stone’s fielding average in sixty four games is .955 with eighty put outs five assists and four errors. Stone could hit over .300 if he joins the Senators and Donovan would manage from the bench.
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Stone
Boston
Jake Stahl
Stahl
Washington
Milwaukee
American Association
Senators
Donovan
Dght Garden
Baseball Notes From The Season’s Early News
Notes on player moves and team changes across leagues. Schulte to the Cubs from Syracuse. Coughlin and Hickman boost Detroit attendance. Ed Barrow stirring Kanucks rumors. Cincinnat i and Pittsburg trade chatter. Umpire Moran questioned. various managers facing criticism. Mentions of O’Hara from Lawrence and other league shifts.
Grand Union Stakes Drama at Saratoga Feature
At Saratoga on August 10 John E. Mad Gen's Giglight led a tight finish in the Grand Union stake, a 30 to 1 shot prevailing over Jack Lory and Cairngorm in a photo finish. Collectors Jessup won the opening race, while Greencrest captured the third as Trascible’s collision spurred falls. Duryea entry Artful and Dreamer won the sixth in a statement for Hayes Stable amid a day of fast betting and multiple upsets.
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Saratoga
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
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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
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Sentry
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Tregen
Sigight
H. Phillips
Dom
Neil
Sparkling Star
Ven Tromp
Glen Echo
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Elf Hace
Odom
Claude
J. Daley
J. Martin
Ada Nay
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C. Kelly
Evaskill
Bob Mossom
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Ata Sufferance
Malden
Royalle
Dick Haste
Dromedary
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Perion
Daylesford
Raice
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Merry Lark
Chrystus
Sinister
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Austin Allen
Nsulwark
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Amberjack
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Flying Ship
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Grazzallo
Tight Brigade
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de Resche
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Gold Dome
France
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Judge Naughty Lady
Conkling
Tol San
Stone Arabia
Prince of Elm
Dick Bernard
Africander
Major Bwingerfield
Fort Hunter
Eugenis Burchill
Keynote
Athelrose the lone winning favorite amid muddy Fair Grounds card
In St Louis at the Fair Grounds heavy track due to morning rain led to many withdrawals. Athelrose was the only favorite to win as horses races unfolded across six events with multiple upsets and close finishes. Bets and running details listed for each race and tomorrow’s program preview noted.
Horse Race Card Summary From Evening Meet
Six furlongs second race Annie Chapman won at 5 to 2 with Grossgraine second and Murozon third. Time 1:15. Third race one and one sixteenths miles Coruscete won at 6 to 6 with Hopeful Miss second and Early Boy third. Time 1.46. Fourth race first ang a half furlongs Captain o won Maggie Mackey second and Blue Grouse third. Time 1 08. Fifth race one and one sixteenths miles Idle B toi won Florizel second Yamachristy third. Time 146. Sixth race six furlongs Lady Charlot won with Ethel Davis second and Dynasty third. Time 1 15.
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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
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 Canter at Harlem Mile Handicap
Chicago reports Judge Himes dominating the mile handicap as front runners Gregor K. and Warte Nicht tire, Himes leads by three lengths in a muddy, threatening track. Other race outcomes include Ol ver Me winning the steeplechase and multiple minor finishes across the card. Jamestown trotting events draw a few thousand spectators amid ideal weather.
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Harlem
Gregor K
Warte Nicht
Gregor HK
My Eleanor
Morrison
Weird
Seaton
Tine
Springfield
Domginique You
Alma Girl
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Cuapp
Bragg
Velma
Clarke
the Mighty
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Knapp
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Mintyre
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Waddell
Rather Royal
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Robin Hood
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the Laurel
Tve
Herlida
Allen Aven
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Mies Suez
Flying Brook
Plautus
Sweetie
Apple
Haywood
Wenrick
Gan Remo
Kleinwood
Leila
Sweet Tone
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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
Stabbing Over Card Game Ends in Death in Saloon
In New York a 35 year old Italian laborer Peter Corb was stabbed to death after a quarrel over a card game in Base With Street saloon. The assailant Vin cenzo Magalloro seized Corb dragged him to the rear hallway and stabbed him above the heart before fleeing. Corb collapsed on the sidewalk as Magalloro escaped. police seek the suspect.
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Peter Corb
Vincenzo Magalloro
New York
Corb
Magallora
Magalloro
Shot and Killed Her Husband Golden Cole
Ida Stebbins of Pueblo shot and killed her husband Albert Stebbins after years apart. He sought access to her ranch room. she fired through the door, the bullet striking him in the brain. The incident follows a separation and written threats of entry.
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Golden
Cole
Ida Stebbins
Pueblo
Albert Stebbins
Here
Stebbins
Clearance sale offers underpriced suits in varied sets
Genuinely good clothing at far below price, with two and three piece suits featured at deep discounts. Prices range from six seventy seven to sixteen seventy seven, comparing favorably with higher listed values and implying substantial savings on $10 to $25 suits.
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Auerbach
Bargain in Fancy Hosiery at Limited sale
A local store advertises a selection of fancy hose in up-to-date colors offered at bargain prices. The offer highlights regular 35¢ and 19c grades available while stock lasts.
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