Rogue tournament opens with matches on national courts
In Norwich the twenty fourth annual rogue tournament began under blue skies with F C Jones of New London defeating J Baker of Washington D C in the lone forenoon championship. Afternoon results feature multiple divisions and a series of wins by Whaley Baker Davenport Robinton and others as the day unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whaley
I. J. Baker
Washington
Reid Baker
Norwich
Conn
National Rogue Association
F. C. Jones
New London
J. Baker
D. C
Jaynes
W. R. Whaley
Harold Bosworth
A W
Dickey
L J
Baker
Atvigion
S. B. Davenport, Jr
Northampton
Idns
Alyn Brown
W. J. Rob Inton
Washington, D. C
Harrison Caruthers
J. L, Dudley
Springfeld
Mare
Keet J
G Smith
Larned Wins Longweet Ténnia Cup in Stight-Sets
Boston August 14 The fifteenth annual tennis tourney featured long sets 6 8 6 2 and 6 2 as Larned seized control in the third act, drawing spectators into a rare burst of enthusiasm. A brief three set win by Luffe of New York over R D. Little followed.
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Boston
Larned
R. Db. Liffle, I
New York
Nationals Rally To Edge Cleveland In Thirteen Inning Riot
In a tense thirteen inning clash between the Washington Nationals and Cleveland, Patten and Connolly were central as a violent crowd confrontation erupted after a close call. Umpire Connolly was struck, police intervened, and the game ended with Washington scoring in the thirteenth to win.
Close ballgame ends with last run for Washington
The crowded contest sees Stovall deliver a thirteenth inning win for Washington after a wild sequence. Cassidy, Bemis, and Clarke figure in key plays while Patten and Hughes contribute in relief. Knoll and Jackson spark offense for Cleveland earlier, with Clarke’s sharp defense and Moore on the mound. Attendance reaches 3,712 as the game unfolds in a tense late stretch.
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Cleveland
Washington
Nationale
Stahl
Aiger
Connolly
Nationals
Patten
Knoll
Moore
Clarke
J Comnelly
Bradley
Buelow
Huelsman
Bemis
Hickman
Hughes
Hach
Goring
Turner
Jones
Andckman
Hill
Cassidy
Heyden
Balla
Jackson
Anderson
Casahry
Secomi
Fill’s
Heydon
Carr
Enoll
Jabi
Stehl Jake
Ander
Banda
Ickman
Saual
Tatieg Etrtck
Witsum
Gineke
Knollwaikes
Bratley
Turners
Bémia
Bin
Nill
Scenters Hill
Stovall
Tones
Bron
Wite Terdaemas
Ban O
Joss
Banse
Washington Ui
Ballson
Moors
Aff Hughes
Tania Pitotios
Fughos
Amloves
Catt
Hidlman
Bidy
Stehl
Pasa -Casetdy
Batle
Clarka
Bil Connolly
Zurner
Aneree
Young
Wolfe
Fingleman
Spdeking
Hunter Hill
Helow
Indies
Daytil & Gtail
Shen Jewan
Asa Usmpiré Connolly
Ty Cassidy
New York Defeats Detroit In High Scoring Tilt
New York beat Detroit 7 to 1 with Jackson restored in the fourth after all runs were scored. Attendance 4,000. The game included scattered league notes and postponed events across minor circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Detroit
Ditech
Jackson
Boston and Chicago split doubleheader in 6 to 1 and 5 to 3 games
Boston hosted Chicago for two games. Chicago won the first 6 to 1, Boston took the second 5 to 3. Altrock and Freemen starred for Chicago while Verris and Gibbs produced power for Boston. Attendance 19,218.
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Boston
Chicago
Dinéen
Ferris
Isbell
FES
Broae
Tele Tead
O.collins
Donaby
Altrack
Inger
Dineen
Es Beaton
Worrin
Wackiee Nan Jen
Omnia
Hlar—Donahue
Davis
Dona
Owen
Meerie Makar
Serae Toma
Pitts Verris
Freetown
Verris
Gibson
Gibson. Stolen tase—Sullivan, Double Pier— Owen and Donghue
Oe Geen
Tae
Pitel
Sy Gibam
Yenpires Menta
Miautea
Fifth Baptist and Gunton Plan Championship Series
Leaders of Fifth Baptist and Gunton in Section A arrange a championship series with prior games between rivals from Section B called off. A board meeting at St Martin's rectory sets St Martin and Epiphany Chapel to play an exhibition, plus further scheduled matches at Second and R streets and bureau grounds. Baseball notes mention teams like Washington Jett and Cleveland, with trades and upcoming pennant races shaping the season.
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Fifth Baptist
Gunton
Gettion
Church League
Board of
Manexere
St. Martin's Rectory
Episcopal
Marquis
Metropolitan Baptist
St. Martin
Metropoltan Baptist
R Streete
Bt. Martin
Epiphany Chapel
St Paul Ve Bt. Martin
St. ‘Vincent
St. Martin Vs
GC Falls
St. Martin Va. Epiphany Chapel
MacGraw
Giants
Ifhelde Wantington
Ate Shieukes
Joe Kelley
Ryan
Evansville
Loauge
Wheeling
Barain
eSlumbu
Boston
Eterene
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chute
Chioans
Lumbua
Piel Tnto
Oreey
City
Baltimore
Providence
Jet
Kansas City
Nance
Toledo
Gilbert
Cassaday
E Zeertoee
Louisville Courier-Journal
Washington
Jett
Trent
Scopaleth Iain
Mary Moe Pont
Tom Hughes
New York
Highlanders
Ares
Charley Hemphill
St. Iil
Bssnags
Fielder Jones
Hert
Patten
Stert Forest
Eae Be
Mack
Ighiandera
Burkett
Ashington Giants
Dainer
St Patrick's Triumph Over National Athletic in Colisuem clash
At the Coliseum fourteenth and A streets north National Athletic Club fell to St Patrick's by 7 to 1. Uselton pitched effectively despite a roughing tendency, limiting the opponents to three hits. Official lineup notes and scoring detail the mishaps and late game miscues as St Patrick's seizes fourth place while National struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Athletic Club
St. Patrick
Gans Carroll Institute
Y. St. Stephen's Institute
Columbia Athletic Club
Coliseum
National Athletic
T. Patrick
Uaselton
Patricks
Grant
Oo'brien
Jenkins
Fulcher
St Patrick's
Firat
strore—Nationsis
baase—Nationala
St. Patrick's
Uselton
King
Mr Hardy
Post Office Defeats Navy in Close Game With Errors
In a departmental league clash, Post Office defeats Navy 7 to 4 amid numerous errors. Haring pitched creditably with 11 strikeouts, sending Navy from first place. McCarron worked for Navy, while Bradley and Sullivan contributed at bat for Post Office. Delaplane shuts out Warrenton with strong pitching by Rucker and Shacklett’s late defense. Spicer of Warrenton fanned 8 as bats managed 3 hits.
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Charlotte
N.V
Temeraire
Fife
Herreshof
Timbarg
Uhiladalpie
Leerer
Corridon
Gideon
O'Day
Navy
Haring
KHO
Rhoaz Tierney
Hughes
Bradley
Toe
Sieteen
Stark
Quinn
Herkmen
McCarron
Hering
Briggs
Lauder
Orrore
Offoe
Post-office
Bale
McCann
Lander
Hite
Bradiey
Clements
Bryan O. de Mar
Sullivan
Adams
Berkmen Clark
Bacon
Adama
Acing
Mr .Callmower
Delaplane
Warrenton
Washington Post
Van
Rucker
Frank Shacklett
Spicer
Shack- Jett
E. Galloway
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