Sunday School League Standings and Schedule
Standings show W W L Pet for Mt Pleasant Meth St Stephens Sixth Ganton Gurley MtPl Cong Wesley Mt Vernon Alban’s and others with 14 12 and 13 22 records. Today’s games list Mount Pleasant Congregational vs Wilson and Mount Pleasant Methodist vs Sixth at Guiton va White Lot Ellipse Van Nes Park.
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Ww. Il
Mtpl Meth
St.Stephen’s
Ganton
Gurley
MtPl
Wesley
Ltt
Mt. Vernon
Wilson
Sre
Alban's
Fourteenth Street
Lydecker Avenue
Guiton Va
St. Stephen's
van Nes Park
Mount Pleasant
Foundry runs record score in rout of Mount Vernon Methodists
Foundry crushed Mount Vernon 26 to 2 in a one sided game, setting a league record for runs in a single game. Erwin led Mount Vernon with three hits but Foundry pitchers held the Methodists to four hits. Kinney Bryan and Field shared pitching duties as the locals built an early lead and coasted to the victory.
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Foundry
Mount Vernon Methodists
Mount Vernon
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Foundrys
Erwin
Methodists
Mt. Veron
RHOAE
Kranas
Tracy, Fb
Rich
McCathran
Bryan
Krauas
Kinney
Field
Dey Jenuss
Varmillion
Richards
Clements
Nolte
Jases
O' Brien Gr
Cathran
Kraves
Carrolls Edge St Stephen's In White Lot Tilt
In Capital City Baseball League action at White Lot Carroll Institute defeated St Stephen's Institute 7 to 6 after seven innings. Carroll took the lead early, St Stephen's rallied, but costly errors by Gay Men helped Carroll seal the win and push Turner Athletic Club to first place.
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Turner Athletic Club
Pomee
St Stephen’s Institute
Carroll Institute
Woodward & Lothrop
Library of Congress
West Diamond
Gonzaga
Yestordny
St. Stephen's Institute Bath
St. Stephen's Institute
Carroll
Stephen
Kidwell
Carr
Rapp
Finnegan
Schaeffer
Drescher
Wheatley
Flughes
Cullen
Taylor
Graves
Buscher
Welsh
Donovan
St. Stephen's
Peach
Rho Taylor
Kelly
Graves. Co
Kidwell Py
Errers
banls—Carroll
Moriarlty
Stolz
Moriarity
Buncher
Handibee
Baseball Standings and Schedule for National League Today
National League results show Pittsburgh 7 Boston 2 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 1 New York 5 Cincinnati 2 St Louis 4 Brooklyn 3. Schedule lists Pittsburgh at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Brooklyn. Standings include Brooklyn atop with 41 wins and 182/Philadelphia. 3
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Pitteborg
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Pitteburg
St. Louia
Brooklyn
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
W. J. Pet
Ete Lyevetaaa
Boatan
Louis
Washington W. Hh
Pet
St Louis Beats Brooklyn In 17 Inning Marathon
The St Louis and Brooklyn National teams met in a 17 inning game at Washington Park Brooklyn, the longest on the grounds. St Louis won 4 to 3 in the 17th on Farrel’s single, a walk to Shannon, Beckley’s sac bunt, and Brain’s single. Attendance about 4,500.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Washington Park Grounds
Louis
Farrel
Shannon
Beckley
Brain
St.tous
Rahoae Gessier
Farrell
Dillon
Lumley
Ol Beckley
Sheckard
Barclay
Burke
Corn
M'Lean
Jones
Nichols
P. Oorrada
Pittsburg Beats Boston In 7-2 Baseball Tilt
Pittsburg wins 7 to 2 at Boston as timely hitting and costly errors hurt the home club. Willis struggles with control, Flaherty issues walks, Wagner shines at first base, attendance 8,083. Moran and Carpenter umpire. Poston starts for Pittsburg, Diehl for Boston.
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Boston
Willis
Pittsburg
Flaherty
Wagner
Pulliam
Barmey Dreyfuss
Hhoa
McOrmick
Geler
GO Tenney
Vigzo
Chip
Moran
Poor L Hruger
OO Smith
Needham
Cartsch
O Willis
Poston
Fittsburg
Abbaticchio
Diehl
Heme
Mathewson In Fine Form Drives New York Victory
Mathewson pitched superbly for New York against Cincinnati striking out eleven. A combination of Cincinnati errors and timely hitting powered a 6 to 2 win. Attendance 7,876. Lineups include Kelley and Seymour for New York. Odwell and Steinfeldt among Cincinnati players.
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New York
Cincinnati
Mathewson
Rhoah
Kelley
OjRresnahan
Seymour
Delan
Odwall
M'Gann
Corcoran
Mertes
Steinfeldt
O Danlen
Schlal
Ol Gilbert
Woodruff
Ol Bowerman
Ewing
Math'son
Balla
Odwell
Dahleo
Oilbert
Dowerman
Browne
Brelnfeldt
Bowermee
Bchlei
Emsie
Chicago Wins Handily In Philadelphia Ball Game
Philadelphia Aug 11 The home team could not solve Chicago as they lost 7 to 4. Philadelphia fielding was ragged and attendance was 1 934. Wicker pitched for Chicago and Fraser for Philadelphia with Chicago scoring in multiple innings. Key players included Slagle Donohue and Thomas for Philadelphia, and Gleason, Casey, and Wolverton for Chicago. Time of game one hour thirty three minutes.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Geore
Rhore Slagle
Titus
Casey
Bi Wolverioad
Chance
Donohus
MicCarthy
Thomas
lLush
Fraser
Philadelphoe Deo
Pawes
Tinker
Harry
Slagie
Gleason
Donohue
Wicks
Wicker
Cynance
Zimmer
Staunton Beats Culpeper All-College Team 1 to 1
Staunton, Va Aug 11 The Staunton baseball team defeated Culpeper All-College team 1 to 1. Staunton's new pitcher Shett Moore was effective with Moore and Powell behind him. Culpeper's Edmunde Spicer and McQuaide struggled as visitors were out-classed throughout the game. The series continues with three more games scheduled.
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Staunton
Culpeper
Shett Moore
Moore
Powell
Culpeper Edmunde
Spicer
McQuaide
Lost by the Infield Second Defeat at Detroit
Washington and Detroit split a double feature, Detroit winning 7 to 3 as Hughes faltered after three solid innings. Robinson starred in left, Robinson and O’Neil produced key hits, and Stahl survived a blow to the head to finish. Attendance reached 3,000 as Detroit built a early lead and held on.
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Hughes
Robinson
Huelsman
Cassidy
Hore
Crawford
Wickman
Lowe
Stahl
Drill
Hickman
Sam
O'Leary
Kittredge
Washington
O'Neil
Donovan
Barrett
Detroit
Stuhl
Qo*’Leary
Kitson
Coughlin
Rovbie
Hill
Short
Jake Stahl
Ale Barrett
Robingon
Laws
Drin
Kiltion
Washington AB. BR
A.B. Stahl
Hin
McCormick
Badls
O' Kitson
Mesare
O'Loughlin
King
Cleveland and Philadelphia Go Thirteen Innings in Monday Game
Cleveland and Philadelphia battled thirteen innings in Cleveland today. Waddell and Bernhard pitched superbly with men on base as Murphy drove in Philadelphia’s run on a triple and Lajoie’s error. Cleveland answered on Lajoie’s double and Llush’s single, with Murphy driving in another in the thirteenth after a pass and sac and a muff. Waddell fanned fourteen, Bernhard nine, in a 3,715 attendance."
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Cleveland
Ohio
Philadelphia
Waddell
Bernhard
Murphy
Lajoie
Llush
M. Cross
Schreck
Bemnis
RHO AE Phila
RHOAE
Hartsel
Pickering
Eatate
Paine
Bradley
Cross
Carr
Seybold
Luck
Turner
M.cross
Bemis
GO Waddell
Errore
Lafoie
Ray
Backifice
Filck
Staten
Hartsel Doubleelay
L. Cross
Davis
Balle
Boston Defeats St Louis 12 to 5 in Baseball Tilt
Boston defeated St Louis 12 to 5 at St Louis with Petty knocked out in the fifth. Strever relieved and was pounded. Attendance 2,800. Burkett Selach Heldrick Parent Moran Stahl Wallace O Colline Freeman Stahl Heidrick Ferris Petty, Slever, Tannehill, Connolly umpire. Left on bases 9 for St Louis and 3 for Boston. Two base hits by Wallace Sugden Ferris Colling La Chance. Three base hits Parent Heidrick. Sacrifice hits Heidrick and Stahl.
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St. Louis
Boston
Petty
Strever
RHOA
AE Burkett
Selach
Heldrick
Parent
Moran
Stahl
Wallace
O'Colline
Freeman
Ferris
Obearrell
Gol OyTanneniti
Allace
Sugden
Colling
la Chance
Heidrick
Kahoe
Hise
OM Petty
Slever
ball—Freeman
Pelty
Baxen
Om Felty
Tannehill
Pannehil
Louis
Mr. Connolly
Chicago Shuts New York Out In Clean Game
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 0 in a well played game. Jones was hit and Callahan scored on a Davis hit in the sixth inning. White pitched for Chicago and Powell for New York, with tight defense and sensational stops throughout. Attendance reported at 9,600.
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Chicago
New York
Jones
Callahan
Rive
Davis
E Graen
Dougherty
Cita Top Keeler
Wiberfeta
O Davis
OG Williams
BO Tannehill
Ganzel
Isbell
Fultz
Dundon
Conray
Sullivan
Klenow
White
Dumdan
Powell
bell—Jones
Mr Short
Baseball Notes Show Upgrades and Rumors Across Leagues
Detroit athletes receive solid drills from Bobby Lowe while Cleveland struggles with Powell losses. O Neil sold to Louisville, Abbott to Columbus, and Killian to Detroit. Pirates clashed with Umpire O Loughlin, and Jack McGraw sparred with rivals as teams chase pennants. Moran shines at Browns, Ducky Holmes benched, Stallings faces Sabbath boycotts, and Comiskey’s White Sox impress in the American League.
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Bobby Lowe
Detroit
Cleveland
Jack Powell
Cincinnati
Phil O'Neil
Louisville
Honus Wagner
Pirates
Clarke Griffith
Magesy McGraw
McGraw
Eddie Asquith
Gunton Temple
Georgetown Field
Boston
Little Robinson
Tigers
Scranton
Killian
Senators
Price
Gunton Temples
Ed Greminger
Minneapolis
Hiberfeld
Catcher Abbott
Columbus
Bemis
Buelow
Blues
Jake Stahl
O'Loughlin
New York
Johnson
Han Johnson
George Tebeau
Tebeau
Washington
Isidore Mautner
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Ducky Holmes
Chicago
Callahan
Jones
Ducky
Stallings
Buffalo
Bisons
Moran
Iosistion
Georgetown
Browns
Charley
Mississippi
St. Louis Republic
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
McGee
Phillies
Right Feld
Timmy Sebring
Magee
Sebring
Comiskey
White Sox
Chicagos
Bostons
Washington Senators Readies for Next Season Plans
President Ban Johnson visits to discuss the Washington club and its minority stockholders. He denies Kililea’s purchase talks, notes reorganization may be needed, and says new funding and drafting will strengthen the team for the next season. He stresses ownership by committed men and optimism for improved finances and success.
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Ban Johnson
American Baseball League
Washington Club
Benjamin&. Minor
Detroit
Johnson
Kililea
Milwaukee
Stone
Ashington
Washington
Senators
Washington Ciup Coany
Milwaukee Players Will Trade Five for Crack Minor Leaguers
Milwaukee reports detail a sale of George Stone to the Washington club with cash plus two players, Ollie Pickering included. Shortstop Schaefer moves to Detroit for Charlie OLeary, and about 2400 dollars is on deposit. Cincinnati pursues Clark with Woodruff and money as Milwaukee’s potential return, while Cleveland and Chicago seek Dougherty.
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Washington Post
Milwaukee
Wis
George Stone
Washington
Mim
Ollie Pickering
Shortstop Schaefer
Detroit
Brewers
Charlie O’leary
Cincinnati
Clark
Woodruff
Cleveland
Dougherty
Baseball Scores and Contracts From Various Leagues
Summary of American Association results with Louisville, Minneapolis, Columbus, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Toledo, and St Paul games. Eastern and Southern League notes with Baltimore Newark Toronto Montreal Jersey City Buffalo and others. National League contracts list Pitsburg players Diehl Cassady McCormick and release of Harry McCormick from Cincinnati.
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American Association
Louteville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
St Paul
Baltimore
Newark
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Jersey City
Providence
National League
New York
Harry C. Pulliam
Pittsburg
Ernest G. Diehl
Harry D. Cassady
Harry E. McCormick
Cincinnat
Harry B. McCormick
Amateur Baseball Schedule and Scores Noted
The Law Reporter club will play Radford Saturday at 5 0 oclock on grounds at Second and R streets NW. The Pension Office failed to appear for a Wednesday match. The Atlantic defeated the Eastern Market team 5 to 4, with Hunter's first base play highlighted. The Atlantics seek uniform teams from the District, contact J. H. Watt at 87 Ninth Street NE.
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Law Reporter
Radford
Second
R Streets
Pension Office
Atlantic
Hunter
Atlantics
J. H. Watt
Ninth Street
Parker Bridget clothing clearance cuts prices on suits and belts
Best Belt value we've ever offered closes out all belts up to 2.50 at 00. Men buy in twos and threes. Only sizes 32 and 34 left. Parker Bridget clothing clearance drops two and three piece suits in cheviots cassimeres worsteds homespuns to 22.50 20.00 15.00 12.00 10.00.
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Moran Co
Srt
Parker-Bridget
Georgetown Varsity Games Featured by Maryland Club Entries
The Maryland Athletic Club plans a strong showing at Georgetown University Boat Club events on September 5 at the Georgetown campus. Capt Blome expects a dozen MA C athletes to compete in multiple races as part of a tune up for municipal and future meets.
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Georgetown
Wasrington Post
Baltimore
Maryland Athletic Club
Georgetown University Boat Club
Blome
Washington
Anthony Zink
W. E. Sexton
Caleb Krily
Heinekamp
Mitchell Griffith
James Willett
Potomac Boat Club Regatta Faces Government Help Shortage
A Potomac River regatta committee faces a shortage of federal policing aid as the Treasury reports no cutter service vessels available. Oarsmen from Ariel and Arundel clubs arrive to race. Fred Fortmeyer will act as referee. Fred Feussell and Heenx are highlighted as contenders. Haley’s band will perform at the finish.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
New London
Poughkeepsie
Potomac River
Atha Itross
R. G. Wainwright
Navigation Bureau
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
James Pilkington
National Association of Oarsmin
Fred Fortmeyer
Ariel
Arundel
Baltimore
Botomac Boat Club
Potomac House
Georgetown University
Fred Feussell
Harlem
Weseley
Titus
Heenx
Potomacs
Roosevelt
United States
Talibot
Haley
Plate
Thornton's Play a Surprise in Southern Championship
In Atlanta on August 11, Nat Thornton toppled Will iams in straight sets to reach the final, with Grant and Sastt to decide a semi-final tomorrow. Paynes and Logan defeated Smith and Wowell to reach the doubles final. Gothran-Spencer meet Grant-Thornton, winner to face Williams-Angler in the final. In Narragansett, Bryn Mawr second pair beat Rockaway first 18 to 14 in the third game for the Narragansett Cup as conditions favored strong play.
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Atlanta
Nat Thornton
Williams
B. M. Grant
Ts. D. Sastt
Marning
Thornton
Paynes and Logan
New Orleans
Smith
Wowell
Gothran
Spencer
Grant-Thornton
Angler
Narragansett Fler
R. I
Bryn Mawrs
Rockaway
Point Judith
Negro murderer hanged in Cambria County
Johnstown Pa Aug 1 188? Wilhes Man Ren alias Frank Davis colored was hanged at Brittensburg at 1 20 pm for the murder of Laura Davis. This was the first execution in Cambria County in nearly thirty years. Mungen and the victim were both colored. He confessed after sentence and said he had earlier killed a woman in Jacksonville Fla by choking her. A second item notes David Kelly of the Boy Bandit quartet found guilty in Chicago and sentenced to life for complicity in the murder of John Lane, stage carpenter, at the Milnois Theater. others already sentenced for their roles.
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Johnstown
Wilhes’ Man- Ren
Frank Davis
Brittensburg
Laura Davis
Cambria
County
Mungen
Stoke
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
David Kelly
John Lane
MiHnois
Chytraus
Lfe
James
William Yorrmby
Peter Dulfer
Iuane
Varnish Works Tragedy Kills Three in Brooklyn
A varnish tank boilover at Travers Bailey Company in Brooklyn fatally burned James W Travers his sister Annie the book keeper and varnish maker William Slowey. The accident occurred today and left the three men dead from severe burns.
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New York
Travers Bailey Company
Brooklyn
James W. Travers
Rrm
Annie
William Slowey
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