Johnson and Bender to Clash In Second Contest of Series
The Nationals face the Griffmen as old rivalries flare in Philadelphia Aux 18. Shawkey held the line for the Mack men while Johnson’s form drew crowd murmurs. Connie Mack’s health improved but he stayed away as Bender loomed for Athletics tomorrow amid a 11 game lead for the league leaders. McBride’s signing status and general team dynamics colored the afternoon as Evans and Egan dismissed all decisions with the umpires Chili and Sheridan.
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Bender
Phladelphia
Shawkey
Nationals
Tennys Eingle
Oldring
Griffmen
Mies
Mitchell
Eastern Defeats Tennallytown In Postseason Tilt
Eastern easily defeats Tennallytown on the Potomac Vegsie grounds as Buck Becher fanned 12 in a dominant pitching performance. Becher and catcher mishaps aside, Eastern built early leads and held Tennallytown to limited hits as the offense produced eleven safeties.
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Faxtern
Buck Becher
Pennallstorn S
Potomac Vegsie Grounds
Becher
Treasury Wins On Downey Pitching In Nineteenth Century Game
Treasury defeats Downer 5 to 1 as Downey pitching falters due to fielding errors and missed chances. Downer allows three first inning runs, with Lee’s single and steals aiding Treasury. Downer, McLaren, and Kerr contribute in a rough innings, while Robinson muffed a crucial fielder’s choice. Collegians defeat Onoles 3 to 1 in Atlantic City as rifle matches begin Seagirt range schedule August to September.
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Treasury
Downes Treasurs
Vow Tipital Steffis
Lee
Ert
Wedge
Robinson
Catan Kerr
Scora
Mca
Armstrong
Strait
Tae
Coie
Toot Mclaren
Aiunnery
Oroninson
Sonia
Cole Sigournes
Surat
Downer
McLareen
Ryan $ Osrak
Ryan
Bobabie
Imaney
Mielenbares
Sorat Rainnart Dodge
Kerr
Lomne Wi Plich
Hughes Tima
Post season series results from Eastern clubs
Eastern section A Tentallytown beat Emerald 3 1. Section B Brightwood tied Union Biztion 6 6. Section C Treasury beat Postofice 5 1. Yesterday’s results list. Today schedules place Emerald at First and M streets northeast, Ninth vs Brightwood at Fifteenth and M, Holy Samn vs Postofice at Rosedale grounds.
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Tentallytown
Valad Stattox
Brightwood
Treawury
Portomes
Holy Name
Union Biztion
Treasury
Postofice
Toda
Emerald Va
First
M Streets
Fifteenth
M Uheats
Holy Samn
Rosedale
Union Station Beats Brightwood 6 to 5 in Erratic Postseason Game
Union Station edged Brightwood 6 to 5 on its field in Section B as errors and wild pitching spurred the scoring. Dudley relieved in the first and held, while Thompson’s wildness helped Brightwood plate most of its runs.
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Mirth
Tenayisvtown
Anhoab
Mhayar
Fiegerald
Johnson
Howard Db
Gerad Hirklans
Haser
Kaker & Strauch
Wareh
Becker
Johnsen
Mura
Mager
Dick Woodward
Union Station
Brightwood
Stanle
Bightwood
Anm
Dudley
Thompson
Lyoung
Charlton Cf
Thormett
McCarthy
Pudiss
OlWarthen
Tslater
F Thompson
Stubley
Lalau Slaton
F Thompeon
Stanley
Inpinga
Bf F Thompeon
Hunt
Herr
Phipps
H Statz
I Statz
Lmpire
Mr Hughes
Umpires Assigned for Remaining Week Games In Postseason
President Young announces umpires for Week’s remaining games in the post season sections A B C with dates August 14 15 including Venable Handthor Jasschke Hughes Fenshaw and Venable Reds defeat Jamestown 5 to 0 in non exhibition action at Jamestown Interstate League game featuring Cincinnati Batteries Laar Gonzales Shea Mtata noted.
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Young
Haa
Venable
Air Handthor
Jasschke
Hughes
Fenshaw
Reds
Jamestown
Cincinnati
Laar
Gonzales
Shea Ant
Opening Fray: Griffmen Fall as Shawkey Dominates Athletics
Bob Shawkey of Brookfield Pa hurled a sharp game for the Washington Nationals, but the Athletics won 7 to 0 in Philadelphia. The Nationals managed only three hits and strung together a single multi-run inning led by Oldring, Baker, and Collins as Shawkey baffled the lineup, while Harper struggled early before stabilizing.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Philadelphia
Bob Shawkey
Brookfield
Nationals
Athletics
Washingtons
Shawkey
Foster
McBride
Henry
Eddie
Barry
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Schaefer
Harper Harper
Lapp
Murphy
Moeller
Harper
Ah Rohpo
Mogiter
Mitchall
Gandit
Shanks Ct
BO Morgan
MaBelle
Ayers
Washington Oogtoon
Sancrifige
Collins
Cal Ins
Barty
Nelanes
baani—Wackington
Irs
Washington
O@ Ayers
OM Ayers
Mesore Hvane
Egec Tims
Minor League Scores Across Leagues Incomplete Summary
International League results include Rochester 6 Jersey City 1 and Newark 7 Buffalo 2. Providence 9 Montreal 1, Montreal 2. American Association games Milwaukee 11 St Paul 7 and Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 6 Columbus. Toulsville 6 Columbus, Indianapolis 2, Cleveland 4, Nashville 11 Atlanta 1. Memphis 3 Chattanooga 7, Birmingham 4 Mobile 1. Montgomery with wet grounds. Virginia League Richmond and Roanoke 4 Norfolk 6, Newport News 1 Petersburg 2 Portsmouth 1 after 13 innings. South Atlantic League totals show Albany and Macon play with dark conditions, Charleston 3, Augusta 6, Jacksonville 6, Columbus results unclear.
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American Association
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St Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus & Louiseilie
Toulsville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Souther
Kashville
Atlanta
Reshvills
Memphis
Chattanooga
Binningham
Mobile
New Orleans
Montgomery
Reading
Wilmington
Allentown
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Trenton
Richmond
Roanoke
Norfells
Newport Lees
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Albany
Macon
Charleston
Augusta
Jacksonville
M'Loughlin Beats Williams as Davis Cup Match Opens
In Forest Hills on August 13 the United States Australasia Davis Cup tie opened with Anthony Wilding defeating Williams 7-5 2-6 6-3, while Maurice McLoughlin outlasted Norman Brookes in three sets 17-15 6-3. The result leaves the title undecided until Saturday before 18 000 spectators watched a landmark performance.
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Brookes
Wilding
Forest Hills
United States
Australasia
Anthony F Wilding
R Norris Williams
Maurice E McLoughlin
Norman E Brookes
Brookes McLoughlin
Lowe
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Siewpoint
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Anthony F
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Wwilatag
Ty Witta
al Williams
Wittama
Maurice
McLoughlin United Stater
Borman
Brookes Austral
Leonard Beaten In Pitchers Battle By Fisher In New York
Boston pitcher Leonard loses a pitching duel 1 to 0 as Fisher of New York defeats him in seven innings. Leonard gave up four hits but walked Massel leading to a decisive run after a wild pitch following Fisher sacrifice, with Boones scoring Massel. Boston and New York line scores reflect a tight pitchers duel in Aug action.
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Fisher
New York
Leonard
Boston
Tofay Leonard
Massel
Boones
Massel Fisher
Gardner
Mulion
Yerkes
Paugh Os
Hobntzel
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Janvrin
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Soone Hablitrell
Cree
Leonard Fisher
Carrigan Yerkes
Packinoaugh
Studen Daly
Napamaker
Shore
Dy Fisher
Messrs
Connolly
Amp
Polo winners at Narragansett Pier in Atlantic Cup second round
Philadelphia Country Club and Newport triumphed in two polo matches at Narragansett Pier. Philadelphia defeated Bryn Mawr 11 to 3 14, and Newport defeated Point Judith 7 to 1 12. In North Carolina League action Greensboro fell to Asheville 4–10, Winston-Salem edged Raleigh 14–2, Durham beat Charlotte 4–3, and Durham and Charlotte played 2.
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Narragansett Pier
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Bryn Mawr
Point Judith
North Carolina League
Greensboro
Asheville
Jeningsy Winston Salem
Raleigh
Durham
Charlotte
Dirham & Charlotte
Naps Defeat Tigers Too Much Hagerman
Cleveland defeats Detroit 7 to 3 as Hagerman shines for the Naps in a high scoring game. Coveleskie struggles after relief, and errors fuel Cleveland runs. Chapman and Jackson contribute key hits for Cleveland while Hagerman earns the win.
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NAPS
Tigers
TOO
Hagerman
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's American League Results
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington, Detroit, New York, Boston, St Louis, and Chicago. Standings list Philadelphia leading with 62 wins. Detroit and Cleveland around mid table. exact records follow shuffled figures from the day.
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L. Pet
Philadelphia
Chicago
St Louis
Washington
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Heaton
St. Louis
Boston Fa
Cincinnai
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia by
A compact routing note lists major East Coast cities Boston New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia with an unfinished attribution. The fragment hints at origin or sequence but lacks completing context or action.
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Tat
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
First to Braves in Giant Series claim early win
Boston tops New York 5 to 3 as Rudolph wins his 7th straight start. Marquard and Fromme both struggle. Merkle and Fletcher drive New York runs, while Muna hits a homer for Boston.
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Boston
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Marquard
Frommehard Mann
Rudolph
Bescher
Iver
Au'Doyle
Schmidt
Olmleuher
Smith
Mertte
Meyers
Gowdy
Godon
Cather
Connolly Maranvilla
Mant Fletcher Merkle
Errows
Fletcher
Merkley Bies
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Ivera
Meran Fills
Woson
Brers
Maranvilly
Firatase
Dills
Marquart Stark
Fromme
Om Marquara
Inainge
Masari Kiem
Binslie
Jones Talks With Federals In St Louis Conference
Former Chicago Americable manager Fielder Jones met with Federal League President Gilmore and Brooklyn club owners Robert and John M Ward in St Louis yesterday. Ward later said he saw Jones but denied any talks about purchasing stock in the Brooklyn Federal club.
Pirates Pitch Well and Sweep Cardinals in DH
In a two game set at Pittsburgh and St Louis the Pirates defeated the Cardinals 2 1 and 2 1. Cooper allowed four hits in the first game while Adams yielded three in the second. Wagner Magee Leonard and Coleman keyed Pittsburgh’s wins as St Louis floundered in both games.
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Day Cooper
Adamy
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Miller
Wagner
Filson Rf
Iyatt Ih
Riggert
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Hell
Calaman
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Griner
Stelen
Hells
Adame
Balie
Leonard
St Lowis
Perritt
Gringr
Adams
Messie Quigsey
Eason
Fragmentary score card hints at Midwest clash results
Partial lines show Indianapolis, Kansas City and Buffalo v Baltimore and Chicago with Pittsburgh as well. Scores read 2 to 1 and 2 to 1 in scattered fragments, indicating a set of regional games or a multi matchup summary.
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Baltimore Sa
Lous
Indianapolis Ss
Plltsburgn
Brocklin
Kansas City
Dodgers Shutout Defies Phillies in Two-Rival Clash 3-0
Brooklyn beats Philadelphia 3-0 as Reulbach pitches shutout ball. Daubert and Feeney score in the first inning on Wheat’s sacrifice, Maer and others contribute. A city championship offer looms as Chicago clubs weigh a prize payoff if neither wins the pennant.
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Baker
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Sinlen
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Mr Cam
Egan
Maca
Cutehaw
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Realbach
Phoher
Maver
Maer
Byron
Lincoln
Indianapolis Takes 2-1 Win On Midgame Hits
In Indianapolis on August 13 the team scored two runs in the second inning to edge Buffalo 2 1 0 1. Mosely and Kraupp pitched in a tight duel as Rariden's triple drove in the deciding run. Batteries Krapp and Blair aided the effort.
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Buffalo
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Kraupp
Rarldens
AL Lidianapoliz
Krapp
Blair Mosely
Rariden
Brooklyn stouts fall short as seventh inning rain ends game
Brooklyn and St Louis were tied 0 0 when rain halted play in the seventh inning. Brooklyn led 1 0 in the top of the frame before weather stopped the contest. Batteries were Pinneran and Owens for Brooklyn with Groom and Simon behind the plate.
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St Tous
Brooklyn St Touls
Brooklyn
St Louis
Pinneran
Owens Groom
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Chiefs Johnson Wins First Game in Federal League
Chief Johnson today secured his first game since joining the Federal League, defeating Baltimore 8 to 2. The scoring included batteries with Johnson earning the win and Brown contributing key plays as Baltimore managed a brief rally.
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Kansas City
Chief Johnson
Baltimore
Baltimore Oece
Cnly
Xand
Batier
Russel Johmun
Brown Kasels
St Dominics Win Doubleheader Over Brookland Recruits
In a two game set at Brookland, St Domini defeated the Brookland recruits 7 0 and 9 0 to secure the sweep. Key performances came from Welch and Neidfeldt for St Domini while Braund and Fitzgerald starred for Brookland.
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Brookland
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Neidfeldt
Tani
Keuthan
Barsholdt
Malone
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Reagan
Hoal Roagep
Welch
Bech
Welch Stalen
Barnholdt Kilb Plicher
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