St Stephens Wins Section A Crown Over Mount Pleasant
In Mount Pleasant a tight Section A game ended St Stephens beating Mount Pleasant Congregational 4 to 3 to claim the Section A title. The bedded field and strong defense by McDonald and Sheckels shaped the contest with notable plays by Chittenden, Ballinger, and Thomas.
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Immaculate Conception seeks games in Washington area
With Marquette League schedule ending, Immaculate Conception baseball seeks matches against uniformed teams around Washington. Contact manager John A Daley at 1339 H Street NW. Also notes Easterns beat Great Harvars 16 to 9. Wenzell Heck and others starred in the win.
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Ad Ischof
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Baseball Credit Sparks Heated Umpire Tale at Washington
In a detailed account from the Philadelphia Telegraph, a controversy centers on who deserved the win in Boston's 9th inning rally and Washington’s defeat, with Young credited for the victory as Winter exited. The piece also recounts O Loughlin’s punctuality scare, involving Silk’s beltlike chest protector and a German chambermaid. The Cleveland losing streak extends to ten games.
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Clevelands
Two Baseball Doubleheader Lost To Rain Deluge
The Nationals and Browns postponed a planned double header due to heavy overnight and morning rains that left fields in poor condition. Wolfe and Townsend expected for the Nationals with Howell and Sudhoff or Glade for the Browns, while the ladies will see the first of two games today. The piece also explains fielder's choice in scoring and recalls historic rail travel dangers to teams, noting few serious injuries in baseball history.
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Detroit Wins First Boston Shaw, Splits Twinbill
Detroit wins the opening game in Boston 2 to 1 on Aug 10 as base running and sacrifice hits swing the game. Boston answers in the second with lead altered by Killian’s wild control and three walks turned into runs. Det er’s pitching miscues cost them. A notable one hand catch highlights a quiet afternoon as 14,000 watch. lineups include RHoda and Godoy.
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Suits Purchases Record A Stream Of Amounts
A fragmented list shows payments of 30, 20, 18, 35 and 12 dollars for suits. The entries imply multiple transactions with no clear dates or names attached.
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Seo Do
New York Americana suffer first defeat by Chicago
New York fell to Chicago 8 to 6 as errors helped the visitors. Chesbro left the box after the third with Newton allowing nine hits, and attendance was about 1,500. Line scores show Chicago ahead in runs with timely hitting and fielding errors shaping the outcome.
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Chicago Loses to New York on Sixth Infield Error
In Chicago Ti. Aug. 10 a pitchers battle ended with New York scoring once on an error in the sixth. Strang reached on a fumble, stole second, and scored on McGann’s clean hit. Attendance 11,000. Final Chicago 2, New York 1.
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Nine Errors Doom Brooklyn in Loss to St Louis
Brooklyn failed to back McIntyre as nine errors handed St Louis a five to four win. Attendance was about 1,200 with unclear foul counts and mixed player mentions, reflecting a rough series finale and a troubling defensive display.
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Cincinnati Clinches Fourth Straight Over Philadelphia
Cincinnati wins its fourth straight against Philadelphia, aided by a walk and two hits. Nichols struggled at times for Philadelphia as Cincinnati pulls ahead in the early game, with Ewing and Nichols matching strikes for the mound duel. Attendance 1,92. Time 1 hour 45 minutes.
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White Stockings to Meet J F Budd Team in Burlington
Special to The Washington Post Burlington New Jersey Aug 10 The famous old White Stockings champions of thirty years ago will appear on the diamond next Saturday to play the J F Budd team The entire original line is expected Tom Knight Fred E Pfeffer and Sam Burr are among those who will participate along with other veteran stars long since off the diamond Volo the cyclist known for jumping the gap at a circus performance was fatally injured after failing the stunt in Helena Montana Aug 10 doctors fear internal injuries and his wife followed in an automobile.
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Baseball News Mixes Trades Umpires and Contracts
Rumors of consolidation revive in Philadelphia as new umpire appointments are reported. Tigers and Red Sox chatter mix with spring training notes, injuries, recalls, and contract disputes. The National Commission prepares a blacklist to curb contract jumps while Des Moines may host a post season series if pennants align.
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