Sunday-School League Standings and Schedule Teasers
Standings list W L and winning percentages for teams including Mt Pleasant, St Stephen's, Mt Vernon, and others. Today’s games scheduled at Guiton va, St Stephen's, Van Nes Park, and Mount Pleasant Congregational versus Wilson.
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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 Scores Record 26 to 2 Victory Over Mount Vernon
Foundry crushed Mount Vernon 26 to 2 in a one sided game setting a new league runs record. Erwin led the Methodists with three hits and scored the lone Met run while Kinney Bryan and Field shined on the mound. First base errors and a string of extra base hits powered the Foundry offense as McCathran and Kraus limited Mount Vernon to four hits in about an hour and three quarters.
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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 Triumph In Close White Lot Baseball Showcase
In the Capital City League Carroll Institute edged St Stephen s Institute 7 to 6 after seven innings on White Lot. Gay Men erred late gifting Carroll two decisive runs while Wheatley pitched well amid fielding miscues. Carroll took the lead early 2 0 then 3 0 with St Stephen s rallying to tie and then fall short in a tight seventh inning.
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Yestordny
Carroll Institute
St. Stephen's Institute Bath
St. Stephen's Institute
Turner Athletic Club
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
Mr. Handiboe
National League Scores and Standings Update
National League results include Pittsburgh 7 Boston 2, Chicago 6 Philadelphia 1, New York 5 Cincinnati 2, St Louis 4 Brooklyn 3. Today’s games: Pittsburgh at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at New York, St Louis at Brooklyn. Brooklyn leads with 41 wins, Philadelphia 321.
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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 Game At Brooklyn
In a 17 inning marathon at Washington Park Brooklyn the St. Louis National team edged Brooklyn 4 to 3. Gessler Lumley and Strang hit two bases each while Gessler also homered as Farrell and Brain sparked late scoring. attendance 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 Triumph Over Boston 7 2 in Boston Clash
Timely hitting and costly errors plus Willis control woes dash Boston as Pittsburg wins 7 to 2. Wagner shines at first, attendance 8 083, Moran and Carpenter umpires, game lasts 1 hour 4 minutes.
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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 Reds in Tight Win
Hall of Fame pitcher Mathewson dominated Cincinnati with a drop ball, fanning eleven as New York edged 6 to 5. Errors fueled the comeback, while Ojresnahan Seymour Delan and others contributed timely hits in front of 7,876 fans.
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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 Victory Over Phillies At Philadelphia
Chicago won handily in Philadelphia as the home club bunched errors and ragged fielding. Attendance 1934. Key plays saw Casey and Slagle contributing for Chicago while Philadelphia pitching and defense faltered. Umpire Zimmer, game time 1 hour 33 minutes.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Geore
Rhore Slagle
Titus
Casey
Bi Wolverioad
Chance
Donohus
MicCarthy
Thomas
lLush
Fraser
Philadelp
Leoev Deo
Pawes
Tinker
Harry
Slagie
Gleason
Donohue
Wicks
Wicker
Cynance
Zimmer
Staunton Defeats Culpeper 1 to 1 in Classic Tilt
Staunton, Va August 11 Special to The Washington Post Staunton baseball team defeated Culpeper All College in Staunton by 1 to 1. New pitcher Shett Moore was effective for Staunton with Moore and Powell in battery. Culpeper Edmunde Spicer and MacQuaide for visitors were outclassed in every phase. Teams scheduled for three more games.
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Staunton
Culpeper
Shett Moore
Moore
Powell
Culpeper Edmunde
Spicer
MacQuaide
Lost by the Infield Second Defeat at Detroit
Washington loses 7 to 3 in Detroit as Hughes, recently wed, struggles after three spotless innings. Robinson shines for Washington with a three-base hit and two runs, while Detroit capitalizes on wild pitches and errors to seal the win before 3,000 in attendance.
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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
Athletics Won in Thirteenth at Cleveland
Cleveland and Philadelphia played thirteen innings in Cleveland today. Waddell and Bernhard pitched well with men on base. Murphy hit a three base hit and Lajoie made key plays. Murphy drove in the decisive run in the thirteenth on a pass, sacrifice, and a muffed throw. Attendance 3,715. Final score listed with incomplete box details.
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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
Lafoie
Ray
Filck
Staten
Haertsel
L. Cross
Davis
Balle
Boston Beats St Louis 12 to 5 in St Louis
Boston defeats St Louis 12 to 5 as Petty starts for St Louis and is knocked out in the fifth. Strever relieves and is hammered. Attendance 2,800. Burkett Selach Heldrick Moran Stahl Wallace O Colline Freeman Tachangetb Tanneniti Ferris Heldrick Wallace Sugden Ferris Colling La Chance. Two base hits Wallace Sugden Ferris Colling La Chance. Three base hits Parent Heidrick. Sacrifice hits Heidrick Stahl. Double play Heldrick Wallace Sugden. Left on base St Louis 9 Boston 3. Umpire Connolly. Time 1 hour 63 minutes.
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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 defeats New York 4 to 0 in a cleanly played baseball game. Key stops and throws highlighted the contest with Jones hit by pitch and Davis driving in a run. Attendance 9,600. Davis, Williams, Ganzel and Fultz among Chicago players with contributions. New York left six on base as White and Powell pitched well. Time of game 1 hour 36 minutes.
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New York
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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 Nat’l Leagues A Busy Shuffle
Detroit workouts improve by Bobby Lowe while Cleveland struggles to win. O’Neil released to Louisville, Killian sold to Detroit, Abbott to Columbus. Pirates fall under McGraw style jabs as umpire O’Loughlin barred from NY grounds. Moran shines at third for Browns, Ducky Holmes loses place in Chicago. Comiskey’s White Sox surprise AL with fast, smart baserunning and strong team unity.
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Jack Powell
Cincinnati
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Louisville
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McGraw
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Gunton Temple
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Minneapolis
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O'Loughlin
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Tebeau
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Fort Wayne
Evansville
Ducky Holmes
Chicago
Callahan
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Iosistion
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Browns
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Mississippi
St. Louis Republic
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
McGee
Phillies
Right Feld
Timmy Sebring
Magee
Sebring
Comiskey
White Sox
Chicagos
Bostons
Washington Senators aim for a stronger base next season
President Ban Johnson said Kililea is not buying the club and urged transferring bulk stock to enterprising owners. He noted minority stockholders delay progress and that strong players are being secured by purchase and draft to strengthen Washington for next season. He emphasized cash needs and a local-ownership plan to ensure a winning team, with the club likely to rise from last place under renewed management.
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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 Could Fetch Big Leagues For Crack Minor Leaguers
Special to The Washington Post from Milwaukee dated August 11 reports ongoing negotiations over star minor leaguers. The Milwaukee club is said to receive two players including Ollie Pickering plus cash around $2,400 in the sale of George Stone. Shortstop Schaefer to Detroit would bring Charlie O Leary to Milwaukee. Woodruff and Dougherty are named in potential trades with clubs in Cincinnati Cleveland and Chicago.
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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
In American Association games Louisville topped Minneapolis 6 to 3 while Columbus defeated Milwaukee 7 to 4 Indianapolis beat Kansas City 8 to 4 in the second game Kansas City won 7 to 3 Toledo outscored St Paul 9 to 5 in the second game New Orleans rain affected play in the Southern League Little Rock beat Montgomery 7 to 1 At Baltimore Newark played Newark to a draw Toronto beat Buffalo 3 to 2 Montreal defeated Rochester 2 to 0 Jersey City lost to Providence 9 to 2 Savannah defeated Auguste 6 to 2 Columbia beat Jacksonville 7 to 4 Charleston edged Macon 4 to 3 National League contracts include new deals for Ernest Diehl Harry Cassady and Harry McCormick with Pittsburgh and a release by Cincinnati to Pittsburgh of Harry McCormick dated August 10.
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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 Linchpin: Law Reporter vs Radford At Second and R
The Law Reporter club faces Radford this Saturday at 5 oclock on Second and R streets NW. The Pension Office failed to appear for a midweek match. The Atlantic edged the Eastern Market team 5 to 4 with Hunters first base work highlighted. The Atlantics seek uniform teams from the District and invite inquiries to J. H. Watt at 587 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 suits and belts
Best Belt value offered as men buy in twos and threes. Only sizes 32 and 34 left. Parker-Bridget suits heavily reduced from 30 to 12 dollars and up to 25 dollar pieces down to 15 dollars. Stock liquidating in a broad clearance effort across cheviots cassimeres worsteds homespuns.
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Parker-Bridget
Georgetown Varsity Games Seen By Maryland Athletic Club
Baltimore reports Maryland Athletic Club plans a strong showing at Georgetown University Boat Club events on September 5 at the Georgetown campus. Capt. Blome aims to enter about a dozen MAC athletes and hopes for numerous prizes as a trial for municipal games on September 13.
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Maryland Athletic Club
Georgetown University Boat Club
Blome
Washington
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W. E. Sexton
Caleb Krily
Heinekamp
Mitchell Griffith
James Willett
Oarsmen Coming to Bay for Potomac Regatta
Potomac Boat Club organizes a local regatta with visiting crews from Ariel and Arundel clubs Baltimore. Government vessels unavailable for course protection causing committee to arrange security and crowd control. Roosevelt declines attendance. Fred Fortmeyer to act as referee. Haley's Band to perform at finish aboard the reception schooner.
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New London
Poughkeepsie
Potomac River
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James Pilkington
National Association of Oarsmin
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Ariel
Arundel
Baltimore
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Potomac House
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Fred Feussell
Harlem
Weseley
Titus
Heenx
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Roosevelt
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Talibot
Haley
Plate
Thornton's Play A Surprise In Southern Tennis
Atlanta Aug 11 semi finals in Southern championship tennis see Nat Thornton beat Will iams 6-1 1-6 in a surprising result. Grant and Sasts split sets while doubles Paynes Logan of New Orleans reach finals. Gothran Spencer meet Thornton in morning semi. Bryn Mawr second pair beats Rockaway 18 7 14 in Narragansett Cup series third game amid good weather.
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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
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Rockaway
Point Judith
Negro murderer hanged in Cambria county
Johnstown Pa Aug 1 alias Frank Davis colored was hanged at Brittensburg at 1 20 this afternoon for the murder of Laura Davis first execution in Cambria County in nearly thirty years Mungen confessed after sentence claiming another murder in Jacksonville Fla He died after slitting the woman s throat and then attempting self harm Chicago Aug 11 David Kelly of the Boy Bandit quartet convicted of complicity in the murder of John Lane stage carpenter at the Minois Theater and sentenced to life imprisonment James Yormby and Peter Dulfer already sentenced after pleading guilty
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Stoke
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Fla
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David Kelly
John Lane
MiHnois
Chytraus
Lfe
James
William Yorrmby
Peter Dulfer
Iuane
Varnish Tank Explosion Kills Three in Brooklyn Shop
In Brooklyn on August 11 a varnish tank exploded at Travers Bailey Company. James W Travers died in the eruption at the plant a sister Annie the bookkeeper and William Slowey the varnish maker were fatally burned in the incident.
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New York
Travers Bailey Company
Brooklyn
James W. Travers
Rrm
Annie
William Slowey
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