Senators Drop Muddy Game in Deep Field Conditions
Yesterday's results show Detroit fielding flawlessly as Senators struggled in heavy mud. In the sixth inning the Tigers tallied two unneeded runs without a hit, sealing the contest despite solid defense on both sides.
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Turner Athlet ic Club defeats Woodward Lothrop 11 to 6
Turner Athletic Club outplayed Woodward & Lothrop in the Capital City Baseball League, 11 to 6. Risten battled early, Thornett and Glotzbach contributed in the field, while Woodward’s error-prone defense allowed four unearned runs. Detroit beat Washington 4 to 1 in mud at Bennett Park, Townsend held Detroit with stout pitching as Washington failed to mount a serious rally.
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Grant
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Crawford
Wditches
Mr. Handiboe
Sunday School League Standings and Schedule
Standings show Wool, Pet, WwW and others with percentages amid uneven records. Upcoming game features Foundry versus Mount Vernon at Whites House Ellipas, as listed in the Sunday School League notes.
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Mount Vernon
Whites House Ellipas
Carroll Institute vs St Stephen's Institute at West Diamond
In the Capital City League today the Carroll Institute meets St Stephen's Institute at 640 PM on the west diamond. Turner Athletic Club, Gonzaga, Woodward and Lothrop Library of Congress, and the Congressman’s club also feature in league listings.
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Gunton Presbyterians Triumph Over Gurley in Sunday Game
Gunton Presbyterians dominated Gurley Sunday school players on the White Lot, winning 8 to 0. Hutchinson pitched well for Gunton with solid support from Harring and Clear, while Gurley misplayed several chances and failed to mount a comeback, dropping to second place in the standings.
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Gunton Presbyterian
White Lot
Arlingtons win seventh straight in amateur baseball
Amateur baseball notes recount the Arlingtons defeating Progress Heights 17 to as St Pauls bested St Patricks 18 to 1 with Steep fanning thirteen. Atlantic Invincibles and Atlantics clash. Carrick shines for Atlantics. Arlingtons beat Radfords 7 to 3, led by Leonard's pitching and solid defense. Charlestown defeats Martinsburg 7 to in rain shortened game. Johnson and Lewis secure win.
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St. Patrick's
Steep
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Atlantic
Invincibles
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Barry
Salb
Quantrelie
Cole
Radfords
Leaonard
Aringtons
Charles F. Dowd
L Street
East Diamond
Monument
Ipts
Dumbarton shuts out Hospital Corps in 4–1 baseball win
Dumbarton defeated the United States Hospital Corps 4 to 1 on Georgetown field as Lowe pitched a one hit shutout through nine innings with seven strikeouts. French led the Corps with 12 safeties though he struck out nine. Harris and McKenzie stood out for Dumbarton as the teams fielded well.
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Mack
Harriss
Lynch
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Hita
Lowe Stellen Hazes
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Baseball scores from several minor leagues and rain delays
Results from American Association Southern and Eastern leagues show multiple games with scores such as Columbus 6 Milwaukee 4 and New Orleans 5 Atlanta 2. Several contests were postponed by rain and a few games ended early due to darkness.
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Couisville
Minneapolia
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapoli
Chicago First In Pennant Race After Win Over New York
Chicago edges New York 5 to 1 to seize and hold top position in the pennant race as Chesbro struggles for New York. Attendance 6,100. Other game: St Louis defeats Boston 8 to 4 with Gibson knocked out in the seventh.
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Pittsburg Wins As Philadelphia Fans Attend Rain-Interrupted Game
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 6 to 3 in a rain affected game. Philadelphia played an errorless field, but Pittsb urg’s timely hitting carried the contest. Attendance 1,437. Suthoff pitched for Philadelphia and Leever for Pittsburg with Wagner Kruger and Smith notable at the plate.
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Amely
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Smith
Lueh
McCormick
Ritchey
Diehl
Change in Ownership for Washington Club in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Aug 10 A report says Henry Hillilesa former owner of the Boston club will take control of the Washington club of the American League next season to provide the capital with a first class eye ball club President Ban Johnson favors the move and may have him run the Senators if time allows The Stone deal may signal future changes Johnson plans to settle Washington club business today Exlines’s entry is welcomed though no definite purchase has formed yet
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Washington
Washington Post
Wis
Henry Hillilesa
Boston
Washington Club
Klilllea
Ban Johnson
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Boston Club
Stone
Johnson
Mr. Exlines
Stone Is A Great Batter Hitting 167 In 97 Games
Outfielder Stone of the Milwaukee club has been purchased by the Senators. The deal, negotiated by Henry Hilles, reflects heavy interest from National and American League teams. Stone’s minor league record includes 167 hits in 97 games at Milwaukee, with a .412 average through August 4, and prior seasons with Peoria and Omaha.
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Peoria
Omaha
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Boston Americans
Washington
Johnson
Evans' Rhumbunda Ties and Parker-Bridget Suit Sale
Fifty-cent neckwear and 125 dozen Evans imported Rhumbunda Ties offered. Parker-Bridget advertises deep cuts on two and three piece suits in fancy fabrics with prices slashed from 30 to 7.75 dollars. The flyer touts limited opportunity and value for buyers amid high fashion.
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Parker-Bridget
Stone Leads Minors With .955 Fielding in Sixty Four Games
Parker Bridget Co advertises footwear. The article notes Stone's .955 fielding average over sixty four games, with eighty put outs five assists and four errors. It claims Washington may consider Stone as a batting prize if he hits over .300 and could join the Senators soon.
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Boston
Jake Stahl
Stahl
Washington
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Donovan
Dght Garden
Baseball Notes Spark Uncertain Trade Winds Across Leagues
Seles buys Syracuse outfielder Schulte for the Cubs while clubs tangle over Jake Stahl’s exit. Montreal beats Buffalo twice as barbs fly on Barrow era and Detroit attendance climbs. Coughlin hits .416 before eye injury. Traving and Eda star in a 12 to 2 win. Reflections on Umpire Moran, Ban, and Highlanders’ pennant drive mix with school league chatter and a Philly bleacher collapse anniversary.
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Grand Union Stakes at Saratoga Delivers Upset Victory
At Saratoga on August 10, Giglight a 30 to 1 shot from John E. Mad Gen’s stable won the Grand Union Hotel Stakes worth 8500 to the winner after a stretch duel with Jack Lory who led early. Cairngorm and Jonquil were favorites at 11 to 10, with Lory second and Cairngorm failing to pay. Collector Jessup won the first event, Greencrest took third, and Artful and Dreamer won the sixth in a day of hard racing with severals mishaps and falls.
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Athelrose Only Winning Favorite At St Louis Fair
Heavy track from morning rain at Fair Grounds causes horse withdrawals. Athelrose stands as sole winning favorite amid mixed results across six races with winners including Fay Templeton Miss Eon and Athe ross. Bets split with favorites and longshots, racing headlines reflect a busy program and future notable entries.
Horse Racing Daily Finish Results Across Six Furlong to One and One Sixteenth Miles
Six race card outputs results with winners and placings. Annie Chapman won the second race at five to two with Grossgraine second and Murozon third. Co ruscete captured the one and one sixteenth mile event after a late surge Her time 1 46. Capitan o won the fourth race with Maggie Mackey falling to second. Idle B toi topped the fifth race with Florizel second and Yamachristy third. Lady Charlot led the six furlongs, Ethel Davis second, Dynasty third, time 1 15.
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Capitano
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Blue Grouse
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Toi
Florizel
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Ethel Davis
Dynasty
Judge Himes Wins Canter in Harlem Mile Handicap
Chicago reports Judge Himes led a muddy track field in the Harlem mile handicap. After rivals Gregor K. and Warte Nicht tired, Himes surged to win by three lengths with Warte Nicht second and Gregor HK third. Weather cloudy and track muddy.
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Killed Over Card Game In Saloon Fight
Peter Corb 35 an Italian laborer was stabbed to death in a saloon on Base With Street after a quarrel over a card game. Vin cenzo Magalloro seized him dragged him to a rear hallway and stabbed him over the heart before escaping into the street. Corb died on the sidewalk. Magalloro is being sought by police.
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New York
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Shot and Killed Her Husband on Ranch Encounter
Ida Stebbins of Pueblo shot and killed her husband Albert Stebbins after a separation of two years. He demanded access to her room at the ranch where she worked and threatened to break down the door. she fired through the door, the bullet entering his brain. Other items note steamer Clallam liability ruling, troops not needed at Bonesteel allotments, and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve promotion.
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Ida Stebbins
Pueblo
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Here
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Don't Miss a Good Thing Clearance Sale of Suits
A local store promotes a clearance sale on two and three piece suits with deep discounts. Prices list $6.67 for $10 suits through $16.67 for $25 suits, touting high value and home-like savings.
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Bargain in Fancy Hosiery Stuns Local Shoppers
A Philadelphia shop advertises a sale on fancy hose with dozens of items in colorings. Featuring regular 35¢ and 19¢ grades, the sale promises to clear stock at special prices while they last.
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