Clean Baseball Stands and Umpire Respect Highlight Era
The piece argues for clean baseball and warns against punishment excess. It discusses Delehanty’s Cleveland incident, Connie Mack’s charges against umpire O Loughlin, and the need for consistent discipline. It also covers World Series bonus debates and Cy Young’s tribute from umpires and players alike.
Pullman Car Breaks Down In Washington Boston Run
The Pullman car attempting a 24 hour Washington to Boston auto record failed after a breakdown near Hartford. Driver J R Thomas and partner BS Walters are in western Massachusetts en route to Worcester, with Boston arrival now postponed to tomorrow morning. The mishap at Hartford caused loss of time and the Worcester stop will determine the final outcome.
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J. R Thomas
Hartford
Thomas
Boston
le Car
Tura
Springfield
Pullman Company
Pete
Baseball standings and schedule muddled by OCR
The record lists upcoming AL games including Chicago at Washington in two games, St Louis at Philadelphia, Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Boston, plus yesterday’s results and standings. Teams mentioned include Detroit, St Louis, Philadelphia, Chicago, Washington, Cleveland, New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Washington
St. Tlouie
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
Foston
Louis
al Sug Levelinds
Pittsburg
St.Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Hosten
St. Louis
Wol Pet
Tittsburg
York
Bastan
Plindepifa Gt A
Sr Owls
Bonus To Players Barred By National Commission
The National Baseball Commission approved rules impacting player sales from majors to minors with option to repurchase set at at least 300 dollars. A second rule prohibits bonuses or prizes to players in the World Series and retains certified checks until any violation is resolved.
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National.com
Yankes
Detroit
Cincinnati
Oho
National Baseball Commission
National Commission
New York Beats Brooklyn In Polo Grounds Tilt
New York won behind strong pitching from McIntyre and Bell as Donlin and Seymour produced key hits. Long rallies and decisive runs kept Brooklyn at bay with AMES and Hummel among the notable batters, while Mathewson and Bell faced heavy hits in the late innings.
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Hewavon
Jocames
Brooklyns
Polo Grounds
New Yorks
McIntyre
Bell
Doulin
Seymour
Secor
Grooklya
New York
Bresnghan, Vc
Lemley, Rf
Ob Denlin
Lorgan
Zewi Ss
Devlin
Bergen
Olam
Rheabag
Bho
Olnirldw
Moloney
Dames
P Fooy Mreintyro
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Wjalathewson
Jordan
Lewis
Sheehan
Domlin
Seymoun
Barry
Itrawell
Donlin
Shetsa
Malosay
Donita
Hummel
Ames
Mathewson
Immings
Meintyr
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Danlin
Hureh
Bermog
Dewite
Tenney
Herzog
Bridwe'l
Herzog Lewis
Toran
Alperman
Brooklyn
Malntyre
Errom
Mclntyre
Dell
Mr. O'Day
Herreshoff Is Defeated In Ekwanok Cup Play
In the President's cup at Ekwanok Country Club Charles Brown of St Andrews defeats Frederick Herreshoff of Gard in the second round. Other results include B W. Clack from Philadelphia over BH Kerr, Len Rox defeating G N M Clark, and D W Hovaton beating B C Ch at Ekwanok. Fredericksburg baseball team departs for Petersburg for a three game series starting today, with many local fans joining.
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Muhenouter
Charles
Len- Rox
Indianapolis
G. NM. Clark
Philadelphia
G. F. Wi - Ted
Brookting
Es CH. Drown
St Andrews
F. Herrehol
Gewen Guy
Halew
Nae
Ma Martin
Biewamale
Liridenarg
Arlagton
Fredericksburg
Petersburg
Lattes
SOX IN DOUBLE HEADER TANEHILL WILL PSYCH ONE
The Nationals and White Sox plan a double header with Doc White to pitch one game and Tannehill and Johnson slated for the other. Edmonson, the Texas leaguer, debuts for Cantillon as the team travels from Detroit after a long journey. Cantillon confirms improved West run and interest in Wood sale, while Delehanty faces suspension and Unglaub, Freeman supply first base depth.
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Walter Johnson
Dot White
Gocale
Edmonson
Cantillon
Texas
Nationals
White Sox
Doc White
Jesse Tannehill
Cantilloh
Fielder Jones
Jigga Donohue
Nick Altrack
Pat Dougherty
Frank Smith
Cantilion
Edmonnon
Detroit
West
Cantilloni
Johnson
Charley Smith
Tebeau
Kansas City
Pitcher Wood
Boston
Wood
Gray
Charley Street
Cleveland
Washington
Staley
Paris, I
Jimmy Oquillahan
Unglaub
Freeman
Jim Celebanty
Otis Clymer
Delehanty
O'Loughlin
Pittsburg Edges Chicago 1–0 in Tight Ball Game
Pittsburg secured a 1 to 0 victory over Chicago in a pitching duel. Leifield allowed little on base while Reulbach kept Chicago hitless when scoring chances appeared. Pittsburg pushed across the game's lone run in the first inning on two walks a sacrifice and a hit.
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Pittsburg
Hicago
Lalfield
Reulbach
Pittshare
Chicago
Thomas
OlSingte
Leach
Ohofhvant
Dgmecharaa
Wagner
OlZinunermant
Sterko
Oletianes
Abb'chio
Ollivers
Wison
Oomstelafelde
YO Gibson
Flowara
Laifield
Thames
Storke
Abbaticehio
Wilton
Evers
Tinker
Reuatbach
Bas Plitshurg
Pittsbore
Leifield
Messrs
Johnstone
Emahe
Towls
Philadelphia Beats Boston in Pitchers Battle 2–0
Philadelphia shut out Boston 2–0 as Moren and Dorner matched zeroes. Bucks of Boston produced scattered threats while Philadelphia capitalized on timely hitting and a couple of sacrifices. Bransfield and Osborne credited with runs. Dorner took the loss, Moren the win.
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Philadelphia
Beaneaters
Boston
Moren
Dorner
Browne
Grant
Ora
Bo Sigsa
Bearmont
Thevee
Bowerman
Omages
Bushey
Ojkrans
Dahlen
Philadelpha
Tuns
Bransfeld
Osborne
Bates
Titue
Boston American Faces Boston All Stars in Key Match
National League action lists notable games with crowds in the thousands. New York meets Brooklyn, Philadelphia battles Boston, and other city pairs draw sizable attendance as the season progresses.
Head-to-foot Outfitters Mark-Down Sale Notice
Head-to-foot Outfitters announces a markdown sale on suits and pants. Limited time event with discounts on formal and casual menswear. Visit store for details and pricing.
Knabe to Branafield In Six Run Baseball Tilt
The report notes bases on balls by Hoston and Philadelphia, with Dorner issuing several walks and hits. Dorner registers two strikeouts, Maren one, while umpires Rigier and Rudderham oversee a game halted after 20 minutes by rain or delay.
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O Knabe
Branafield
Hoston
Philadélahia
Bale
Dorner
O' Maren
cyrors—Hoston
Philadelphia
Soren
Maren
Messrs
Rigier
Rudderham
Pima
W. Ob
Ryon
Hilroy
Sears
Car Dept
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Hae
Iryan
Shanahan
Gbetl
Bow
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Bunny
Mand
Ollarboe
Kilroy
McCauley
Dorsey
Alzoo
Yotala
Tainmom So
Buscher
Grover
Jenk'ns
Bell
W. Handy
Burley
Jenking
Buchher
W Handy
Urmpire
Mr. Flynn
Corcept
Three Hets Off Beebe
St Louis celebrates home coming with a 7 to 1 win over Cincinnati. Beebe won as Volz lasted five innings before weakness in the sixth. Beebe twirled and limited Cincinnati to three hits. Box score notes detail Batting and fielding for St Louis and Cincinnati with runs, hits, and errors.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cardinale
Volz
Beebe
Brooklyn
Bi Louis
Abhoae
Geranzel
Tb - Kelly
McLean
Bliss
Offinlowttt
Becks
Bun
OGD Mowrey
Udubec
St Louis
Shaw
Charles
Murray
Delehanty
Byroe
Kane
Paskett
Reilly
Iit_Konetchy
Aite—Ont Vols
Dalice
Kantehy
Lotert
Paskert
McLean Reilly
Kooalrhy
Om Beeve
Berbe
Mr. Khem
Cy Young Benefit Draws Nearly Twenty Thousand in Boston
Nearly 2000 attendees from across New England joined a benefit at the American League grounds for Denton Tecumseh Young of Pearl, Ohio. He received three silver cups, a traveling bag, and two floral pieces. An All-Star team defeated the Boston ring 38 to 2, with notable gifts and a star-studded lineup, highlighting a local tribute to the veteran pitcher.
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Boston
Cy Young
Shawn
Young
New England
Denton Tecumseh
Cy") Young
Pearl
Ohio
Mr Young
Guy Draper
Fielder Jones
Chicago American Club
Boston Ring
All-Stars
Secor
D. Jones
U Mphoney
Kealar
Lord
Beeza Mutlie
Chase
Billifer
Bovis
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Killifer
Collins
Jord
Sullivan
Davis
la Porte
Murchell
Davie
Senter Laves
D Sullivan
Wwayne
Olf Chesbie
Goemus
Winter
Chowbro
Sages
Avelanes
Burehell
Geraier
Criget
Hillizer
Urpire
Mr. Evans
Grace Beats Brookland in Six Inning Baseball Clash
Grace defeated Brookland 8 to 2 in a six innings game on Sixth and D streets northeast. Rodler and Buscher starred for Grace as Simons was relieved in the sixth. Harris hit a home run for Brookland amid a pitchers duel through five frames.
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Grace
Brookland
Jets
D Streets
Grace Boys
Simons
Rodler
Buscher
Adore
Giare
Akhoat Brookland
Abhoah
Faguerf
Ge Heinrich
Wredjer
Waple
Aftsetelmer
Cwnsend
O Nuuel
M'Cormick
Damall
Salb
McKnight
G Hirris
Ossalty
Biseher
Offemene
Pas
Tota
Bure
Handibee
Jackson
Heinrich
Townend
McCormick
Harris
Busehar
Huscher
Bimona
Boer
Darnah
McCormidk
McCormichk
Slons
Harria Wildpitch
Gageber
Gainall
Mr. Hughes
Standing of competitors in Posts popularity contest
A crowded field of names appears with scores and rankings for amateurs and professionals. Notable entries include Shipke Milan Johnson Ganley Dalehanty Hughes Burns McBride Street Freeman Warner Clymer Keeley Pickering Cates Kahoe Blelaski Kleinschmidt Taylor Camatheressa Messe Benson Cantwell Fague Sterna Wahler Litchfield Riddle Mullin Finnegan Donaldson Marceron McClure Brennan Smith Bryan Devine Newman Turner Fenton Arnold Handibee King Hutchingon Zirkle MacDonald Lords Townsend Wooden Fentress Benner Simon Sanders Cooky Danahy Cofmer Davia and related figures with various point tallies in the contest.
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Profe Shipke
Raat
Milan
Johnson
Ganley
Dalehanty
Hughes
Burns
McBride
Street
Freeman
Warner
Clymer
Keeley
Pickering
Cates
Kahoe
Blelaski
Kleinschmidt
Taylor
Vee
Camatheressa
Messe
Benson
Cantwell
Fague
Sterna
Gallagher
Wahler, c
Litchfield
Riddle
Mullin
Kelr Finnegan Donaldson
Marceron McClure
J. Brennan
Smith
Navy
Bryan Devine
Newman
S- Turner
Joe
Fenton
Arnold
Handibee
King
Charles
Hutchingon
Zirkle
MacDonald
Lords
Clark
Rubs
Townsend Riaton Wooden
Fentress Benner Simon
Sanders
Cooky
Danahy
Cofmer
Davia
Delehanty barred from Cleveland grounds for year
Washington infielder Jim Delehanty is banned from playing or spectating in Cleveland for one year after a dispute with umpire O Loughlin during a game on August 4. President Ban Johnson and the American League uphold the punishment amid protests from Cleveland, leaving Washington short handed in future visits to Cleveland. Delehanty plans to fight the ban in court if needed, with Cleveland home ties cited.
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SY J. ED Grillo Val
Jin Delehanty
Cleveland
Liverand Ball Park
Borda
Connie Mack
O'Loughlin
Byron Baretott Johnson
Hursen
Delehanty
Duane Mackhan
Hiatt
League
Vatory
Washington
Cheveland
Johnson
Cleveland Club
Jim Delehanty
Washington Baseball Club
Ban Johnson
American League
Lee Delehanty
Delehantya
Nationals
Lajoie
Cantillan
Howard Co. Defeats Goldenberg in Tight Commercial League Game
In a seven inning Commercial League clash Freeman earned the win for Howard Co. over Goldenberg with a 6 to 1 score. Robey allowed six hits and fanned three for the Clerks. Key moments included a running catch by Leesnitzer in the sixth inning and notable bats by Kelly and Meredith for the losers.
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G. E. Howard Company
T |Hreeman
Robey
Garme
Kelly and
Mergdyth
Guild
Leesnitzer
Howard Co
Gold O'Neil
Ohfony
Myers
O'Neille
Howard
Weidmayer
Haris
Kelly
Leconitser
Goldenberg
Firat Bese An
Belle of
Freeman
Harris
Merdith
Helnrick
Bacrifice
Guill
Wood
Mr. Crows
St Stephen's Beats Atlantics 5 4 In Five Innings
In a late-starting contest St Stephen's broke a tie in the fifth, defeating the Atlantics 5 to 4 before rain or darkness halted play with nobody out. Murph y and Willie Handiboe k pitched well despite ragged fielding as St Stephen's and Atlantics each left six runners on base.
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Atlantica
Murphy
Willie Handiboek
St. Steph’s
Atiantic
Bunshie
Fuente Do
UA Penton
Fertum
M.fenton
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Bunaide
Vionaman
Dunn
Kemp
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Cohen
M. Fenton
Tr. Stephen's
Atlantice
Bess
Basie
Handiboe
Stocker
Atolen
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Stecker
Duffy
VinjRaman
Mortarlty
Fortune
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Belinghaas
Bitcher—Handibee
Han- Alvee
Mr. J. Handitee
Winchester Triumph Over Hagerstown 9 to 1
Winchester completely overwhelmed Hagerstown by 9 to 1. Krebs allowed fourteen hits, including two home runs and five doubles. Dalton starred for Winchester with four hits in four at bats. Cy McDonald and Duggan hit home runs for Winchester. Also reports on O Leary's death and North Carolina League reorganization.
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Washington Nationala
Hagerstown
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Hageratown
Winchester
Coagins
d/Brown
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Duffy
Cantwell
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Cy McDonald
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Hame
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Duggen. Stolen Bass
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Balle
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Simpson
Don McDonald Umpings
Meass
Johnson
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