Tennallytown Triumphs Emerald In Rough Section A Game
Tennallytown defeated Emerald 8-6 in a loosely played section A contest yesterday. Hager hit two home runs for Tennallytown, while Wernstein started and Jones relieved to notch an effective pitching effort. Emerald’s key hits came from Lemeric and G Rawlings, but Tennallytown capitalized on seven errors by Emerald. The game lasted 35 minutes with multiple scoring bursts and a late Tennallytown surge.
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Tennallstown
Emerald
Wernstein
Jones
Verntein
Lemeric
G. Rawlings
Hager
Tennallytown
Kirkland
Oldfield
Howard
Fenrabytown
Donaldann
Olddeid
Jorce Falian Efi
Donsidaoo
Koerds
Smalla
Denneily
Bt & Y
Wmels
Craw' Ps
Hener
Olanes
Atog Hemeric
Kiekand
Troo Macphy
Monard
Dalley
Vernnten
Moliormn
Stawart
Es Rayne
Dhaiethei
Lamarte
Murphy
Ouisler
Hebrew
Board
Doneideon
Olddeld
Mager
Wanes
Stewart
Femereia
Toncaihsawe
Femerad
Toncallytown
Homa Tone
Rawlings
Kirkang
Woward
Lemorle
Trayaldoon
Limneck
Murphys
Reach
Atalin
Ewart
Cerle
Byersten
Wid pichee-Vernstein
Jonas
Mr. Moyers
Ninths Edge Union Station To Clinch Series
Cheney pitched a strong game for Ninths, earning a 4-1 victory as Union Station was held to few baserunners until the late frame. A four-run fourth inning, powered by one-base hits and a costly error, broke the game open.
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Cheney
Union Station
Seatlon
Young
Thaornett
Rune Seroma
Thompson
J.th'pann
Phipps
Lo Batten
Ecigen
Wartheb
Gridiron Preparations At Princeton And Yale Stadium
Preparations for Palmer Stadium at Princeton proceed with turf laying at Yale Bowl delayed concrete work to next year. Temporary wooden seats will be added for the Harvard game as the structure sits on earth level. Amateur Athletic Union officials praise shot put and distance events for youth Olympic potential. Willie Ritchie buys eight San Francisco lots for 50000 dollars before leaving for England. Al Tendy constructs a five story apartment on one lot. Post season umpires named by President Young with assignments across sections A B and C.
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Sotune Ine Srairon
Palmer Stadium
Princeton University
Yate Bowl
Yale
Bowaboya
Willie Ritchie
Wille Ritchie
Fengland
San Francisco
al Tendy
Post Season Scores In Class Section Standings
Yesterday’s results show Holy Name defeating Treasury 6 to 1 in a late game while A-Mioth beat Wuton Beacion 0 to 3. Treasurys shreyd Fastomtoe and Kantert-Northeast previews are listed with upcoming matchups at Union Station Brightwood and Fifth Street.
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Aection
Tenaskytown
Amaral
Mioth
G. Wuton Beacion
Beation C
Treasury
Holy Name
TODA
Beatlon A
Invaders Choose in Tennis Match
New York August 12 The opening challenge round of the thirteenth Doyle tennis cup will be played at West Side Club Forest Hills Long Island Tomorrow afternoon The Australasian team led by Norman Brookes Anthony Wid ing Stanley Deast and A W Dunlop will defend the trophy against the United States team captained by McLovgenlin Norris Williams Thomas Bundy and Karl Buby The singles open at 2 pm with Williams vs Wilding and the doubles to follow on Friday followed by more singles Saturday The cup will go to the first to win three of five matches Spectators sold out and turf stands prepared For US McLoughlin Willams labeled favorites to win three of four singles with Brookes and Wilding strong in doubles Doubles uncertain with Bundy or Behr as potential partner for McLoughlin
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New York
West Side Club
Forest Hills
Long Island
Norman@. Brookes
Anthony PF. Widing
Stanley N. Deast
A. W. Dunlop
United States
Maurice B McLovgenlin
R. Norris Willame 2d
Thomas C. Bundy
Karlff. Buby
England
Torgether Williams
Wilding
Bicloughlin
Brookes
Ingles
Dwight Davis
St. Louis
McLoughlin
Willamas
Kay Thet Terns
Nennis
Wiliams
Treasury Triumphs Over Holy Name In Postseason
Treasury defeated Holy Name 3 to 1 in Section C playoff action. Downey, McLarren, Roche and Thompson contributed key hits as the youths era outpaced Holy Name with two double plays and timely defense. Armstrong, Downer, Larran, Emth on and Flanner provided the standout moments in a sharply contested game that lasted 1 hour and 25 minutes.
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Treasury
Holy Name
Youvilet
Downey
McLarren
Roche
Flannery
Slourney
N. Miller
H. Miller
Flanner
Armatrong
Miller
Jer
Armstrong
Downer
Larran
Emth
Tases
Bosas
Sisourtey
Flanmerr
Doudin
Roberte
O-Lone
Miler
Andre
Gos Handshoe
Magnates Discuss Outlook Informally in New York
A meeting of National League club owners convened by President Tener in New York Aug 12 produced no action as owners discussed the baseball outlook. Attendees included H N Hempstead C Ebbets B Dreyfuss Charles Thames W F Baker and secretary Jonny Hoydler.
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New York
Tener
H. N. Hempstead
Charles Ebbeta
Brooklyn
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Charlon Thames
Chicago
W. F F. Baker
Philadelphia
Jonny Hoydler
Russell Blackburn Signs With Buffalo Foeti erais
Russell Blackburne, second batsman of the White Box, signed to play with the Buffalo Foeti erais next season. Comiskey paid 10 000 to Providence for Blackburns, but he failed to stay and was farmed to Milwaukee where his form improved. Wallbrook beat Middica 3 to 1 as Naval Academy fourth class men lost. Courtney at Cornell signs ten year coach contract extension.
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Chicago
Russell Blackburne
Buffalo Foetierais
Comiskey
Providence
Blackburns
Milwaukee
Comlekey
Wallbrook
Middica
Wessington
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Walbrook
Baltimore
Joone
Genre
Bory
Cushihy
Sloufeds in One Inning and St. Louis Victory
In St. Louis on August 18, 1900s game, visitors started scoring early but St. Louis rallied. In the fourth inning Brooklyn pitchers issued walks and hits, enabling a five-run burst as St. Louis pulled ahead to win seven to six with key hits from Manwell, Ovens, Keapper, and Shion.
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Brookfeda
St. Louis
St. Louie
Brooklyn
Manwell
Latte
Wd Ovens
Keapper
Mevenport
Shion
Camnites Top Watson In Pittsburgh Pitchers Duel
Pittsburgh won 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel as Camrite bested Watson. Batteries were Camnite and Beery for Pittsburgh while Water and Whsom worked for Chicago in the Aug 12 game.
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Camnites
Watson
Chifeda
Chicago
Camrite
Pittsburgh
Ehiomgo
Camnite and
Beery
Wateas
Prevasigaet
Whsom
Falkenbergs Triumph Over Buffalo in Indianapolis
Indianapolis August 12 Falkenbergs held Buffalo to 1 goal while Indianapolis won 2 to 0. Business Manager Carroll of Buffalo denied purchasing Russell Blackburne of the Chicago Americans. Score details mention Batterine, Andersoe, Falkenberg, and Bartden.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Falkenvers
Buffals
Indianapola
Carroll
Buffalo
Russell Blackburne
Chicago Americans
Batterine—Andersoe
Bla
Falkanberg
Bartden
Chicago Americans buy Howard Baker from Evansville
Chicago Ams purchase Howard Baker third baseman from Evansville Ind in the Central League. Announcement by president Charles Com nkiny states Baker will not join the major leaguers until next season.
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Purchase Baker
Evansville
Chicago
Howard Baker
Ind
Chicago Americans
Charles Comminkey
Baker
Iereua
DUES VARIATIONS IN FRATERNITY PAY SCALES
Baseball players in the 365 member Players Fraternity use a sliding dues scale by league. Major leaguers pay or 10, AL league members 10, and other leagues 5 annually, with lower-tier leagues lacking protection. The list shows numerous teams across American Association and other circuits with varied dues figures.
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Baseball Players' Fraternity
Clana A
Nationals Trade Rondeau for Minneapo lis Millers Backstop
Philadelphia Aug 12 The Washington club secured catcher and outfielder Rondeau from Minneapolis in a deal kept quiet by Manager Griffith who refused to confirm details. In return Minneapolis will receive four local players yet unnamed. The exchange follows a tense road trip with Frederick and Martinsburg and centers on strengthening the Nationals for the upcoming American League pennant race.
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T. Milliken
Philadelphia
Heart Rondeau
Minneapolis
Washington Baseball Club
Griffith
Rondeau
Millers
Pitchera
Detroit
Rondeayn Wil
Rippy" Williams
Nationals
Frederick
Nia Wite
Mike Clarke
Williams
Washington
Atnemith
Grifth
Bar Johnson
American League
Ainamith
Atnamith
Johnson
Athletica
Snaps Gain A Victory By Timely Clouting
Chicago's mistakes and Cleveland's timely hitting gave the visitors the series opener 5 to 4. Demmitt's one landing catch highlighted a game marked by Chicago errors and Cleveland opportunities.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Demmitt
Astor E Turner
Chapman
Blackburn
Dackoon
Lajis
Ofourntar
Kirke
Wood
Barner
Totaim
Breton
Berger
Lathrop
Suvnland
Turner
Jeckeo
Colsins
Fournier
Schalk
Jackson
Hite
Benz
Broten Baste
Lajole
Wambsgas
Gilmore waits for Jones in St Louis amid rumors
In St Louis on August 12 President Gilmore of the Federal League waited for Fielder Jones, who was en route from Portland to meet him. Rumors circulated that Jones might replace Miner Brown as manager of the local Federal team. Gilmore remained undecided about returning to Chicago as the late hour wore on.
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St. Loui
Wuth
Varien Gilmore
Federal League
Portland
Ores
Fielder Jones
Gilmore
Fonea
Miner" Brown
Federal
Toright Jones
Chicago
Jones
Rodmain
Giants Triumph On A Clean Drive In St Louis Victory
New York won the game 2 to 1 aided by a Byrne triple in the sixth inning. Demaree and Fromme faltered while St Louis struggled in key moments, with errors behind them and limited offense. The Giants capitalized on a late rally and held off the Cardinals for the win.
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New York
Sillee
Byrne
Vasen
St. Louie
Thair
Demaree
Fromme
Tigers Buy Two Players From Coast League
Sacramento second baseman Fep Iyoung was sold to the Detroit Americans for consideration and a player and will finish the season with Sacramento. Spokane third baseman Fred McMullen of Tacoma was sold to Detroit and will leave for Detroit tomorrow. Teddy Tetxiar set a new speedway record at Salduro track with a 5.505 second mile.
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Pacific Coast
Sacramento
Cal
Fep Iyoung
Detroit Americans
Spokane
Wash
Fred McMullen
Tacoma Northwestern
Detroit
Wendover
Utah
Teddy Tetxiar
Automobile Speedway
Salduro
Unclear fragment shows 1900s sports toponym hints
Fragmentary New York and Pittsburgh area sports notes reference teams such as St Louis and Brooklyn Indians, with scattered scores and locations, but details are unreadable. The piece appears to be a brief game recap or standings blip with multiple place names and misread team labels.
Capital Players In Golf Tourney
A large entry list is set for an upcoming golf tournament at Midlothian Country Club, with 190-plus players from across the United States and Canada. Notable names include Fred McLeod, J. J. McDermott, Alex Smith, and MacDonald Smith, as the field builds toward the national open championship to be decided August 18.
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Chicago
Glen Oak
Apex Invitation Tour
Eridas
Fred McLoot
Columbia Country
Cluk
Waabington
New York
Wahille
United States Golf Association
Midlothian
Blue Island
Met
Canada
Brookline
Maas
John Reide Jr
Francie Guimet
Massachussetts
Etter
Harry Vardon
Edward Rey
R. G. Watson, Jr
Weelbrook
N.Y
Charles Evans, Jr
Edgewater
Dacemy
Dallas
Tex
W. D. Clark
W. J. Foye
Omahe
Neon
McDonald
Calumet G
Carl Devol
Riverside
Kayapmann
San Antonio
Warren
Wood
Flossmaore G
Himes
H. Logan
Donald Howards
EB. H. Bankard
Asl Monibers
J. J. McDermott
George Sergent
Fred McLeod
Alex Hoss
Alex Smith
MacDonald Smith
Oakmont F. C
Pittsburgh
Metropolitan Golf Association
Denies Pirates protest on 21 inning game ruling
New York officials dismissed Pittsburghs protest of the July 7 game in Pittsburgh as unfounded. President Tener ruled Umpire Byron acted within his rights after a sixth inning play where Wagner. a baserunner, attempted to score on a throw that deflected, leading to a controversy over interference and base advances.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Tener
Byron
Pitheburgh
Wagner
Vinx
Bescher
Ths
Viox
Secon
Cubs Beat Dodgers in Puzzle Cheney Shines
Brooklyn Aug 18 Cheney limited Brooklyn to three hits as Chicago won its only game of the series 4 to 0. Wheat led the offense with three hits and Pfeffer came through in timely fashion. Errors and misplays plagued both clubs as Philadelphia and other teams are noted in the box.
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Brooklyn
Cheney
Chicago
Wheat
Pfeffer
Cubs
Ashoa
Abhore Qandh St
Bator
Dalton
Bryn
DiMdoerty
Ervikk
Chenay
Daubert
Chienge
Sweemy
Baler
Satzifics
Firat Bass Ou Arters
Chigage
Chigage, 1; Brookly3, 1. Bedentamee— Gand. Haubert
Om Pfeffer
Phaffer
Popesd Ball-Nmccarty
Menera
Quigley and
Eason
Nour
Mynutes
Rave—aehulte
Four-time winners teased by aging rivals and legends
The piece surveys historic and speculative talks of major league teams and boxing greats pursuing four-time championships, noting McGraw’s confident stance, past champions like Charley Comiskey’s teams, and the evolving landscape as figures such as Packey McFarland and Will Hoppe confront aging rivals and emerging talents in boxing and billiards.
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