Sunday School League Standings and Today’s Games
Standings show W L and percentages for Mt Pleasant and St Stephen's with several churches listed. Today’s schedule includes Mount Pleasant Congregational versus Wilson at Guiton and St Stephen's versus Van Nes Park with games at Western locations including White Lot Ellipse and Sixth Street.
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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 Piled Up Twenty Six Runs In baseball rout
Foundry defeated Mount Vernon 26 to 2 to set a league record for runs in a game. Erwin led Mount Vernon with three hits and scored the lone runs for his team. Kinney Bryan and Field pitched for Foundry, holding Mount Vernon to four hits while Foundry totaled 11. The game lasted one hour forty five minutes with Foundry dominating from the start.
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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 Win Close Game Over St Stephen's Institute
In the Capital City Baseball League on White Lot Carroll Institute edged St Stephen's Institute 7 to 6 after seven innings. Carroll led in the first two frames, endured late threats, and benefited from key errors by Gay Men. Wheatley pitched well for Carroll and Graves anchored defense as Turner Athletic Club moved to first.
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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
National League scores and upcoming games
National League results show Pittsburgh 7 Boston 2, Chicago 6 Philadelphia 1, New York 5 Cincinnati 2, St Louis 4 Brooklyn 3. Today’s matchups list Pittsburgh at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at New York, St Louis at Brooklyn. Standings partial with Brooklyn atop at 41– that season.
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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 Wins 17 Inning Tilt With Brooklyn 4 to 3
In a record length game at Washington Park Brooklyn, St Louis beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 in 17 innings. Farrel's single, Shannon walk, Beckley's sacrifice, and Brain's single produced the deciding two runs. Attendance 4,500 as Gessler Lumley and Sheckard starred for Brooklyn. Jones and Nichols pitched for the teams in a marathon pitchers duel.
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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 Triumphs Over Boston In 7-2 Ball Game
Pittsburg defeated Boston 7 to 2 as timely hitting and costly errors swung the outcome. Willis struggled with control while Wagner’s sharp fielding helped Boston limit miscues. Attendance was 8,083 as Pulliam and Dreyfuss observed the game.
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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 Beats Cincinnati 6 2
New York pitcher Mathewson struck out eleven as the Giants defeated Cincinnati 6 to 2. Errors by Cincinnati and timely hitting built the home win before 7,876 fans. Odwell, Seymour, and Steinfeldt led theVisitors with hits. Mathewson, Bowerman, and Ewing faced off in a pitchers duel.
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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 Over Philadelphia in 9th
Philadelphia struggled defensively as Chicago hit well and won 9 to 1. Attendance was 1,934 with Fraser and Wicker as pitchers. Notable plays include two base hits by Gleason and Donohue and a late substitution for Fraser.
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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 1 to 1 in Baseball Tilt
Staunton, Va August 11 Special to The Washington Post Staunton defeats Culpeper All College team 1 to 1. Staunton's new pitcher Shett Moore effective. Battery Staunton Moore and Powell Culpeper Edmundue Spicer and McQuaide. Visitors out-classed at every point. These teams play three games.
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Staunton
Culpeper
Shett Moore
Moore
Powell
Culpeper Edmunde
Spicer
McQuaide
Lost by the Infield Second Defeat at Detroit
Special to The Washington Post Detroit Mich August 1 Washington and Detroit played a close game Detroit won 7 to 3 Long Tom Hughes started strong for Washington but faltered in the fourth Doyle Robinson starred in left field for Detroit and hit a three base hit and two RBI Washington led with Robinsons early hits but fell behind as Detroit bunched hits and Hughes wildness produced a decisive seventh inning. Attendance listed as 3000.
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Washington Post
Detroit
Mich
Washington
Hughes
Robinson
McIntyre
Staten Island
Long
O'Leary
Cassidy
Huelsman
O'Neil
Short
Jake Stahl
Ale Barrett
Coughlin
Robingon
Crawford
Hickman
Laws
Drin
Kiltion
Washington AB. BR
A.B. Stahl
Hin
McCormick
Donovan
Badls
O' Kitson
Kitson
Barrett
Stahl
Mesare
O'Loughlin
King
Athletics Won In Thirteenth In Cleveland Philadelphia Tilt
Cleveland and Philadelphia battled thirteen innings with strong pitching by Waddell and Bernhard. Key blows included Murphy's three in extra, Lajoie's double, and a late Philadelphia run on Murphy's pass and Bemmis muffed throw. Attendance 3,715 with notable E R losses and multiple errors.
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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 12-5 in Baseball Tilt
Boston defeated St. Louis 12 to 5 in a game at St. Louis attended by about 2,800. Petty started for St. Louis and lasted five innings before Strever relieved. both were hammered. Key hits included two bases by Wallace and three-base hits by Parent and Heidrick. Umpire was Mr. Connolly. game lasted 1 hour 63 minutes.
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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 Victory
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 0 in a tightly played game marked by sharp defense and stellar stopping. Jones was hit and Davis scored on a clean drive after Callahan walked following two outs in the sixth. Attendance 9,600 as Chicago tops New York in a brisk 1 hour 36 minute game with White and Powell trading shutout innings.
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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 From The Major Leagues In Focus
Baseball notes report Bobby Lowe drilling Detroit players and Cleveland's slump against Jack Powell, with trades including Philadelphia catcher Abbott to Columbus and Killian to Detroit for $500. O'Neil released to Louisville, Wagner opposing JH, and Clarke Griffith's umpires under McGraw style. Comiskey's White Sox praised for speed and savvy, while Moran shines for Browns and Stallings battles Sabbaths.
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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
Washington Senators Not Selling Stakes for Next Season
President Ban Johnson says Kililea is not buying the Washington club and confines ownership to current hands. He criticizes minority stockholders for inaction while securing assets, and details plans to strengthen the team through cash purchases and drafts for next season.
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Ban Johnson
American Baseball League
Washington Club
Benjamin&. Minor
Detroit
Johnson
Kililea
Milwaukee
Stone
Ashington
Washington
Senators
Milwaukee Players and Club Deals for Minor Leaguers
Milwaukee reports detail heavy cash payments and player exchanges in selling prospect George Stone to the Washington club. Milwaukee would receive Ollie Pickering and another player along with a cash portion around 2400 dollars. Shortstop Schaefer to Detroit brings Charlie O Leary to Milwaukee. Potential moves involve Clark, Woodruff, and Dougherty with Cleveland and Chicago clubs holding first calls.
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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 From Various Leagues and Contracts
Summary of miscellaneous league scores across American Association Southern and Eastern circuits with results for Louisville Minneapolis Columbus Milwaukee Indianapolis Kansas City Toledo St Paul New Orleans Little Rock Montgomery Baltimore Toronto Montreal Rochester Jersey City Providence Savannah Columbia Jacksonville Charleston Macon and a note on National League contracts and releases including Diehl Cassady and McCormick plus a Pittsburgh connection and a Cincinnati release dated August 10 11.
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Columbus
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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 Card: Law Reporter Club Versus Radford and More
The Law Reporter club plans a Saturday 5 PM game against Radford on Second and R streets NW. The Pension Office did not appear for a scheduled match on Wednesday. The Atlantic beat the Eastern Market team 5 to 4. Hunter led the Atlantics with strong first base play. The Atlantics seek uniformed District teams and invite responses to J. H. Watt at 187 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 suit prices high to low
Best Belt value offered as closing out belts up to 2.50 for 00. Men buy in twos and threes with sizes 32 and 34 left. Parker-Bridget line promoted with deep price cuts on two and three piece suits including cheviots cassimeres worsteds homespuns with prices slashed from 30.00 to 10.00 and lower.
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Parker-Bridget
Georgetown Varsity Games Entries Noted by M A C At Sept Meet
The Maryland Athletic Club plans a strong showing for Georgetown University Boat Club events on September 5 at the Georgetown campus. Capt Blome expects a dozen entries from the club with multiple prizes in view, as local athletes use the meet as a warmup for municipal games on September 13. M A C figures include Anthony Zink W E Sexton Caleb Krily Heinekamp Mitchell Griffith and James Willett among others.
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Wasrington Post
Baltimore
Maryland Athletic Club
Georgetown University Boat Club
Blome
Washington
Anthony Zink
W. E. Sexton
Caleb Krily
Heinekamp
Mitchell Griffith
James Willett
Oarsmen Coming to Bay for Potomac Regatta
Potomac Boat Club arranges a harbor regatta program with out-of-town crews from Ariel and Arundel clubs arriving today. The Commerce and Labor Department cannot provide cutter support, and James Pilkington cannot attend as referee. Fred Fortmeyer will act as referee in his stead. Haley's Band will perform at the finish as guests, with Roosevelt unable to attend.
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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 Tennis Semis
In Atlanta on August 11 the Southern championship tennis semifinals produced a shock as Nat Thornton defeated Will iams of Atlanta in straight sets to reach the finals. Grant and Sastt split sets in a doubles semifinal, with winners to face Thornton tomorrow.
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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
Negro murderer hanged in Cambria County for Laura Davis murder
Johnstown Aug 1 colored man Mungen alias Frank Davis was hanged at Brittensburg at 1:20 pm for killing Laura Davis, the first execution in Cambria County in nearly thirty years. He slashed the victim’s throat with a razor and then wounded himself, confessing to additional past murder in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Johnstown
Wilhes’ Man- Ren
Frank Davis
Brittensburg
Laura Davis
Cambria
County
Mungen
Stoke
Jacksonville
Fla
Varnish Tank Explosion Fatal at Travers Bailey Firm
In Brooklyn today a varnish tank boiler burst at the Travers Bailey Company works. James W. Travers died from burns, his sister Annie Travers the book keeper perished, and William Slowey the varnish maker also died from injuries sustained in the accident.
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New York
Travers Bailey Company
Brooklyn
James W. Travers
Rrm
Annie
William Slowey
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