Capital City League Players and Tonight's Games
Standings show Foundry, Garney, Mount Vernon, and St Alban's aboard. Tonight at 6 15 two games on the docket with Foundry meeting Gurney at Fourteenth Street Weber Avenue Wilson and Gonzaga facing St Stephen's Institute at Mahone Lot North Capitol and M Street Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe! Gourth
Ms “Eto
Sist
E Gunton
MB. Meth
Gurley
Stephen’ S
M.P Cong
Wealey
Foundry
Mt. Verna
St Alban’e
Gurney
Fourteenth Street Weber Avgenue
Wilson
North Capitol
M Streéta
Mahone” Lot
Gonzaga
St. Stephen's Institute
Sixth Play By Errors Opens Mount Pleasant Bout
Mount Pleasant Methodist suffers six misplays as Mount Vivasant Meth gains advantage. First base errors midsixth frame lead to runs while fielding miscues and strikeouts shape the contest. Herbert Briggs Connors deliver strong hits as Woodward Wahler nab three steals. Gordon yields three strikeouts. Time of game around one hour and thirty five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Presbyterian Ikam
Mount Pleasant
Hill
le Fos
Eel
Rhore
Conners
Chee'dine
Onzaa
LeFoo
Hervert
Syman
Syman‘ekt.lf
Oamaddthit
Brown
Mra'dinib
Burroughs
Rane
Ball
Crismon
G.evans
Clarke
Garion
Mount Pleasant Methodist
Wahler
Gordon
Herbert
Briggs
Connors
Cheseldine
Woodward
Kerr
Symanoski
Givans
le Foent
Balla
Mr. Cauliflower
Gam
New York
RW O AB
Cincinnati
Amos Bresnahan
Kelley
Donlin
Cf. A
Seymour
Browne
Sebring
Devlin
Qdwell
Gilbert
Woodruff
Warner
Dolan McGinnity
Walker
Peh
McGinalty
Banes
Bresnehan
Oth B'nahan
C Browne
Dolan
McGann
Th Sebring
Daniin
Od Well
Merten
Corcoran
Steinfeldt
Dahlen
Schiet
Mertes
Wirst
Ames
Kellum
Kellum i
Emalle
Umpire Stops Burlesque Game Between Gunton and St Stephen's
Gunton wins 20 to 0 over St Stephen's at Mount Pleasant grounds in a lopsided matchup. Umpire Betts halted play after the sixth inning as the affair devolved into a burlesque. Official scorers list Gunton 9 runs and St Stephen's 0 with numerous errors and baserunners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunton-Tempie
St. Stephen's
Mount Pleasant Grounds
Betts
Gunteo Rho
Stephen
Ashley
Fee
Domy
Boyle
M'Kalghi
Hutch’son
Miller
Higeay
Harris
Gunton
Stephen's
Halls
Om Hutchinson
Byr Hutchinson
McKnight
Asquith
Ballinger
Hutchinson
Foundry Returns to League in Junior Sunday School Play
Foundry reinstated to the Junior Sunday-school League replacing Temple Baptist after a 12 to 4 loss by Epiphany to Kendall. Bethany played Crescents in the northeast, with Travers of Bethany pitching well. Concords beat Bureau A. C. 5 to 2, La Ferras’ over Columbian Stars 13 to 6, Williamson’s pitching notable. Treasury Department baseball club defeated H. H. Garnett Seminary 10 to 2 at Coliseum Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Foundry
Temple Baptist
Fourdry
Faith
Bethany
Loppatchern
Bethany Boys
Crescents
Travers
Concords
Bureau A. C
Streb
Ot Hunter
la Ferras
Columbian Stars
Williamson
Gadress
M. Darnall
Eleventh
Street Northwest
Treasury Department
H. H. Garnett
Virginia
Coliseum Park
Treasury Club
J. B. Patterson
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Gonzaga Wins Pitcherless Capital City League Battle
Gonzaga moved up with a 13 to 1 victory over Woodward and Lothrop in a dull game marked by errors. Highlights included Halloran’s stellar catches in right and center and Warden’s rough but productive day. The lineup shows Gonzaga with strong hitting, while Woodward and Lothrop wilted after the third inning. No games on the White Lot tonight due to a District National Guard dress parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorzaga
Woodward
Lothrop
Tarrell
Gamer
Barnes
Hvely
Gonzaga
Rhoabe
Smith
Thornett
Mattingly
G Dunn
McGee
Wilson
Quinn
O Force
Garner
Ready
Cantwell
Crawforn
Farrell
Bradbury
Wahler
Halloran
iStewart
Warden
Woodward & Lothrop
Bass
Garmer
Dunn
Foree
Stewart
Mr. Handibee
District National Guard
Harpers Ferry
Baseball Notes From the Era of Players and Trades
Baseball notes recount player returns and debuts with Hayden back to Baltimore White Sox rise and O Hara deal off. Detroit shuts out Dineen. Chicago struggles to score. Carr excites Cleveland fans. Northern League dissolves. Robinson and Senators shine. Atherton traded to Buffalo. Griffith touts steady play over umpire bullying. Sirens of minor leaguers and Macks offer picks. several deals and waivers noted, plus Dryden’s Phillies critique and Mason’s Newark shutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden
Battimore
Harry White
Chicago White Sox
O'Hara
Lawrence
Detroit
Bill Dineen
Charley Carr
Cleveland
North Dakota
Minnesota
Rabbit’ Robinson
Senators
Atherton
Montreals
Buffalo
Barry
Griffith
New York Sun
Dougherty
New Yorks
Cincinnati
Gilly Friel
Columbus
Browns
Barry McCormick
Birmingham
Frank Ward
Butte
Mont
Piggy
St. Louis
Siever
Donlin
New York
Pittsburg
Garry Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Connie Mack
Toronto
Bruce
Jack Doyle
Phillies
Bert Wolfe
Grifith
Wilber
Orth
Evening World
Mason
Newark
Charles Dryden
Detroit Wins Close Opener Over Washington 3 2
Washington pitchers Jacobsen and Killian battled in a low scoring game. Detroit capitalized on walks and timely hits including Drills single, while Huelsman and OLeary contributed key plays. Killian fanned ten for Washington but Detroit edged ahead with two seventh inning and third inning runs. Attendance 3100. doubleheader set for tomorrow with Patten Wolfe for Washington and Donovan Stovall for Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Detroit
Mich
Jacobsen
Washington
Killian
Killan
Huelsman
Lajoie
O'Neil
Donavan
O'Leary
Dril
Huetsman
Kittredge
Donovan
Drill
Stahl
McCormick
Barrett
Coughlin
Robinson
Crawford
Hickman
Lowe
Clarge
Clarke
Patten
Wolfe
Stovall
A. E. Barrett
I Coughlin
Robingon
If. Crawford
Rf. Hickman
Lane
Dickl
Balk
Killen
Carrott
Mesers
King
A Loughlin
Philadelphia Beats Cleveland in 9 Inning Baseball Tilt
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 9 to 5 in a 90 minute game. Henley limits locals to three hits as Lush muff opens the scoring for Philadelphia in the fifth. Attendance 3,266. Umpire Mr. Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ohio
Henley
Gore
Lush
Raoqa
Fabbel Hia
Rhoae
Pickering
Lajute
Davis
Bradley
L. Cross
Carr
Reybold
Lash
Murphy
Heaviey
Mts—Pickerive
L. Cress
Joss
Jos
Healty
Buelow
Mr. Dwyer
Three Doubles Edge Boston Over St Louis In Fast Game
Boston defeated St. Louis in a quick 1 hour 17 minute game. Boston had three doubles that produced two runs, with Stahl Parent and Freeman hitting two-base hits. Sudhoff pitched for St Louis and Dineen for Boston, each staff walking a batter and striking out several hitters. Attendance was 1,123 as Connolly referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Louis
Hemphill
Setbach
Heidrick
Nonse
Moran
Wallace
Poor O Jones
Freeman
Hynes
LaChance
Sugden
Goa
Ferris
Stahl
Parent
Parant
Om Sudhoff
Dineen
Sudhoff
Mr. Connolly
National League Scores and Standings Briefs
In National League play Chicago beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 while New York defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1. Cincinnati edged New York 3 to 2, and Brooklyn won 2 while St Louis lost heavily to Pittsburg 14 to 2. Boston also posted a win as Pittsburg and Boston schedule next games. Standings show New York leading with an indicated winning percentage, followed by Chicago and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Pet
Chicago Pittsburg
Lamis
EMSLIE SCORES PUT OUTS IN DOUBLEHEADER DISPUTE
New York and Cincinnati split a twin bill with New York winning 2 1 and Cincinnati taking the nightcap 3 2. Umpire EMSLIE’s decisions upset Bresnahan and McGann. Kelley was ordered off after a close call in the second game. Attendance 12 761.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresnahan
McGann
Kelley
New York
Cincinnati
Mmslie
Donlin
Dolan
Orth Leads Chicago Defeat as New York Edges By
In Chicago on August 12 New York beat Chicago 2 to 0 in a pitching duel. Orth contributed a single and a key defensive play saving the shutout while Chicago offered fast fielding but could not muster more than two runners in scoring position. Attendance reached 10,580 as the visitors grabbed early two runs and held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Orth
Rhoae
Rhoae Green
O Dougherty
Joe Jones
Keefer
Callahan
Biherteid
Davis
Andeib
Tannehill
Ganzers Isbell
Fultz
Dundon
Conroy
Sullivan
Kleinyn
Owen
Ojarth
Bacrifice
Elberfeld
Keelar
Anderson
Needham Breaks Finger in Pittsburg Rout
Pittsburg won a poorly played game from Boston as changes in the batting order failed to spark the home club. Needham broke a finger and will miss time. Attendance 2,177. The box score shows Pittsburg with early runs and Boston struggling at the plate. Umplire Sheridan announces punishment for Williams and Powell in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Boston
Needham
Geore
Rhoae
Mwcormickl
Flaherty
Ol Athenia
Cassady
Moran
Wagner
D’h'nty
Kruger
I Cannell
Ritchey
Carney
Bransfield
Carlach
Tenney
Branefield
Olen
Caseady
Pittinger
Lynch
Fittinger
Clearance sale brings major price cuts on suits
A store promotes Parker Bridget clothing with deep discounts on Evans Rhumchunda ties and popular summer fashions. Customers can purchase ready for next season suits starting at 7.75 and up to 18.00, with reductions on two and three piece suits in various fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker-Bridget
America
Brooklyn Shuts Out St Louis for First Win Since July 29
In Brooklyn Aug 12 the home club defeated St Louis 2 to 0. Cronin allowed only three hits as Be ll was held scoreless. Attendance 1,80. Cronin p worked seven innings, O Mel relieved. Br add ck and Sheckard sparked the offense with timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cronin
Rhoahb
Rhod Geaster
Trell
Essier
Umiey
Goeseler
Sheckard
Babb
Shannon
Farrell
Beckley
St Louis
Balle
O'Neil
O' Neil
McLean
Janotona
Cleveland Gets Jackson Sold From St Paul to Cleveland
James Jackson right fielder of St Paul, hailed as premier base runner in the American Association, was sold to the Cleveland American team for about $3000. Competition came from Philadelphia National and Cleveland American League. President Kilfoyle and Manager Armour of Cleveland closed the deal with Manager Kelly at Toledo today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
American Association
Minn
James Jackson
Cleveland American
Jackson
Philadelphia National
Cleveland American League
Kilfoyle
Armour
Cleveland Aggregation
Kelly
Toledo
Staunton Wins Series in Pair of 16 Run Games
Special to The Washington Post from Staunton Virginia reports Culpeper All College vs Staunton baseball. In game one Staunton wins 16 to 8 with Moore hitting a home run for Staunton. In game two Staunton again wins 16 to 7. Staunton takes two of three in the series. Dumbarton to play Falls Church at Georgetown field this afternoon at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Washington Post
Culpeper
All-College
Spicer
Talliaferro
Parker
Jones
Lambert
Moore
Powell
Dumbarton
Falls Church
Georgetown Field
Waterboy's sun sets as Gold Ten captures Troy at Saratoga
At Saratoga Aug 12 Waterboy the favorite fades to a distant third behind Eugenia Burch and Hello in a tight finish. Gold Ten wins the Troy stake by more than a length over Gamara. Fort Hunter, Keynote, Divination, Zeala and other contenders race to notable results as entries for tomorrow are listed.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Waterboy
Eugenia Burgh
Hello
Eugenia Kureh
Gold Ten
Troy
Gamara
Trapper
Fort Hunter
Keynote
Lady Potentate
Divination
Go Between
Zeala
Ram
Hildebrand
Sir Lynnewond
Cormack
Marjeram
J. Jones
Stevedore
Mlyrie
W. Fisher
Hildevrand
Palm Reader
Orphant
Hymettus
Bar le Duc
Flora
Briarthorpe
Eugenia Burch
Shaw
Ocam
Cloverland
Dalesman
Duke of Kendal
Lord Melbourne
Martha Gorman
Wood
Gilpin
Khorasan
Highborn
Gladiator
J. Martin
H. Phillips
Dinah Bhad
Thistle Heather
Allan
Toi San
Canajoharie
Stolen Momenta
Garnish
Agnes D
Ivieh Witch
Hasy Street
Turtongs. Bank
Travers
Zeata
Lyne
Raiment
Burns
Princess Rupert
Linda Lee
Nellie Rumsell
Soulsberry
Steel ‘Trap
Maximilian
Teeny Burn
Perry McAdow
Cedaratrome
Lindsay Gordon
Hagamani
Fox Hunter
Ot. Jude
Inspector Stevens
Fen Candles
Whine~ray
Flying Virginian
Hopeful
Tanre
Sparkling Star
Augur
Jack Lary
Agile
Marie Francia
Hoss of Dawn
Hot Shot
Heart's Desire
Brandy
Sinister
Celhi
Valentine
Hobach
Stalwart
Ormonde
Homestead
St. Daniel
Morach
Judge
Boxwood
Dapple Ward
Workman
Dansetse
Northville
Detcanta
Linda Rosa
Lincrolt
Dandelion
Brush Up
Bert Arthur
Niblick
Rubric
Good Bye
Woodnal
Awakening
Wigh Lie
Bob Moggan
Uncle Charlay
Murces
Maycrese
Princess Tulane Wins Feature at Harlem Under Top Weight
Princess Tulane carried 109 pounds and won the Harlem mile feature in 1:39 4-6, Brancas second by two lengths over White Flame. Weather clear, track fast. Races list multiple results with Brancas, White Plume, Emperor of India among top finishers, plus injuries to jockey Richsteiger at Fort Erie.
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Harlem
Chicago
Princess Tulane
Brancas
White Flame
Brand Naw
Davis
Fly Lady
Thompsony
Agnes Brennen
Micol
Cyprienne
Chockayostte
Maggie Seeber
Tressadha
Japan
Magic Flute
Helgernon
Nana Welso
Oliver Me
Corbiy
Wan
Allegiance
Eggerson
Springstead
Handviee
Lingo
Dominique You
Laura K. Fell
Corobatua
Trench
Princes Tulane
Mountain
Henry
White Plume
Knapp
Emperor of India
Lady Savoy
Largen
Moorish Damsel
McBride
Belle Kinney
Moon
Lord Dixon
Captain Neroth
the Mighty
Morrison
My Alice
Silent Water
Greenfield
Komombo
Redman
Julia M
Durbar
Determination
Freckman
Qregar
Viola
Carding
Wolsey
Alle Virgie
Protero Grande
Prince of Pilsen
Kismorte
Woodlyn
Ethel Wheat
Golden Mineral
Fruit Captures the Seven Furlongs Event for Two-Year-Olds
In St Louis on August 12, the Fair Grounds feature for two-year-olds covered seven furlongs. Fruit overcame Franco’s favorite status to win by two lengths over The Cook with Miss Powell third. Other notable shouts included Picture Hat Atlas Rye vale Folles Bergeres and King's Court as winning favorites. Track was good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit
St. Louis
Franco
the Cook
Miss Powell
Picture Hat
Atlas
Ryevale
Folles Bergeres
King's Court
L. Witson
Opinion
Howell
Tim Hurst
Emblem
Lea Hunter
Chaney
Inflammable
Howard Vance
Conway
Ora Z
Dickson
Allegrette
Cocalo
Farnette
Bride
Walterin
Rose Farr
Triple Sliver
Lena S
Snowcap
Lida Vivian
Helms
Wan
Varro
Scully
Short Cake
Vanderbout
Hucene
Fiora Bright
Punetillo
Woodlawn Belle
Judge Cantrill
Imboden
Brooklyn
Gallawater
Mindora
L. Wilson
Anderson
Hice
Hadrian
King’s Trophy
W. Davia
Tally H
Seder
Jimalong
Ivers
Miracle IT
Misanthrope
Varna Fonso
Athena
Lady Chorister
Leenia
Iverna
Caterpillar
Lady Vashti
Buccleuth
Barklyte
Claremont
Trinity Bell
Lady Felix
Sardian
Jake Greenberg
King Rose
Frank Bell
Ed Bell
Bitesful
Otto Stifel
Rugler
Hile
Ice Water
Lady Mercury
Wexford
Colonel Preston
Carthulla
Lucky Charm
Woodland
Regina D
Scalper
Miss Betty
Mies Hon
Doeskin
St. Agnes II
Wissendine
Miss Manners
Clares
Sid Silver
Possart
Death
Two 2 to 1 shots win at Fort Erie as meeting ends
Buffalo reports two 2 to 1 shots Guadalupe in the second race and Joe Kelly in the fifth delivering wins at Fort Erie. Results show Guadalupe triumphs at 20 to 1 in the second, Benehart at 4 to 5 in the fourth, Joe Kelly at 20 to 1 in the fifth, and Venator at 8 to 1 in the sixth with Widow's Mite second. racing winds up tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Guadalupe
Joe Kelly
Fort Erie
Silver Head
Ruby King
Vallarambla
Ethel Davis
Chanterelle
Mises
Benehart
Briers
Cora Blossom
Reward
Venator
Widow's Mite
Fickle Saint
Empire City Races End With Edgeing Finishes At Track
Close finishes markedEmpire City races in New York with multiple photo finishes and notable odds. Morning Star won the 2:18 pace in straight heats, Swift In the 2:07 trot captured a narrow victory after Mc Kinsey broke, and Stratton won the 2:07 pace in a tight stretch. Aristo narrowly won the 2:15 trot after a dramatic two heat contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Empire City
Leonora
Misa Jeannette
Earline S
Alex Campbell
Euxville
Onder
Neeks
Morning Star
Swift
Fools
McKinley
Caspian
Hawthorne
McKinsey
Albert
Eudora
Winfield Stratton
Stratton
Aristo
T. BE. N
Hudson
Tuna
Bonnie Russell Dominates Third Race and Leads Pace Line
Bonnie Russell finishes third in the initial heat then wins the third. Prince Alert clocks 1:59 1/3 and Went 2:00 4/5 in pacing events. A $6,000 stake features 218 pace, two-mile divisions, Morning Star and other standardbreds, with Morning Star by Star Pointer. Race entries include Single K and others, across mile and trot events with purses from $600 to $2,159.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Russell
Prince Alert
Morning Star
Star Pointer
Fanty Egthorne
Egthorne
McDonald
China Maid
Dh. m. OcLoughlin
Baron Grattan
da Ryder
B. G
Cummings
Bbe Tona
Goodrich
Media
B. m
Doble
Vendora
Nellie Jay
Earliner
Farl
Misa Simmon
Honest Allen
Garrison
Alex Campbell
Euxenite
G m
Thomas
Leonora
de Ryder
Jeanette
Mainland
Belle Sligo
Dash
Ona Mils
Swift
Bo H
Antonio
Kentucky Prince
Thcehuret
Vasaherie Cawpian
Shank
Hawthorne
Ro. m
Hudson
Mix-Up At Worcester Ends In Ankle Break For Noble Wilkes
Worcester Mass Aug 12 seven races at Greendale track were decided. A third heat crash injured Noble Wilkes who broke an ankle and Grant Page was knocked unconscious after driving Dainty Daffo. Page taken to hospital with concussion. Rest of card included trotting and pacing purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Wilkes
Grant Page
Worcester
Mass
Greendale Track
Dainty Daffo
Wilkes
Page
Millier T. Sayles
Aloya
Dainty Caffe
Bert S
Kitty Giltner
May Yella
Paulina Simmins
Nellie II
Maid of Dreamword
Majestic
Mary
Iri P
Great Medium
Lucky Jim
Little Miss
Red Pepper
Foret Wilkes
Worriment
Chief Wilkes
Argue
Jimmy Michael
Lilly Sligoook
Prince Aneonia
Indian Jim
Baron Patch
Assesmont
Sweet Inniscarra
Barroness
Lake Erie racing marred by Auto fall on 2 23 pace
Jamestown Aug 12 The Lake Erie circuit meeting featured good racing but was marred by a spill in the 2 23 pace when Auto fell and three other horses collided. Drivers McLean and Farrell were badly hurt. Ruby Electric dominated heats in the 2 23 pace with Belt Line and True also placing. In the 2 18 trot Moline swept three heats while John Tilney second and Artha Czar third. Terrell fined 23 dollars after being found to hold back John Tilney. Imperial Allerton led the 2 24 trot with May Betterson second and Belmont Bay third. Also listed are Metadora King and others. Summer Resort information offered by The Post Resort Information Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. Y
Lake Erie
Auto
McLean
Farrell
Ruby Electric
Belt Line
True
Formosa
Wiewild
Royal Line
Moline
John Tilney
Artha Czar
Lady Thelma
Improve
Maude S
Comet Wilkes
Terrell
Imperial Allerton
May Betterson
Belmont Bay
Metadora
King
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Rth
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National League
Sterday
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Evers
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Titus
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McCarthy
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Gleason
Brera
Doom
C Barry
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