Comment on World of Sport by J T Kelly
A long World of Sport column reviews the National and American leagues with references to Washington, St Louis, Cleveland, Boston, the Giants and Cubs, and notes on pitchers Avery, McCraw and others. It also touches on rowing, the Travers race and Argonauts versus Toronto crews.
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Worcester
Caturdas
Argonauty
Torozit
Quigley
W York Athletic Chub
Jaime Phat
Travers
Carl Hem
Riverside Moat Club
Mombridge
New York
Boston
Argonaut
Toronto
Double Cents
Marstien
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Iowa
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Nationals in West and Midwest Baseball Scores Fragment
Fragmented list shows multiple score lines between Nationals teams and cities including Cleveland Chicago St Louis Detroit and Detroit entries. Data is garbled with misspellings and inconsistent punctuation, but indicates a series of Nationals versus city teams with varying scores across several matchups.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Nationals
Louis
St. Louis
Nationale
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Even Break at Portsmouth in Double Header
Portsmouth and Richmond split a double header at Portsmouth. Richmond won the first game 5 to 3 while Portsmouth tied the second 3 to 1. Errors in the first game handed the victory to Richmond.
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Portsmouth
Sygeial
The
Washington Post
Riichmond
Ichmond
Richmond
Veepier Ralve
Hinton
Slack
Revell
Arte
Winton
Shuman
Winchester Wins Two in Pittsburg Collegiate Clash
The Winchester team secured two hard fought wins this afternoon at Park, defeating Pittsburg in a compact collegiate contest. The lineup featured several strong players, with the first game ending after lengthy innings and the second delivering a similar battle for supremacy.
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Pittsburg
Strat
Amateur Baseball No Hit Game By Unique Preature Pitcher
In Colonial Beach Mi an amateur baseball game saw the Unique Preature pitcher hurl a second no hit effort. The defense behind him limited the opposing side, securing a dramatic win for the Uniques.
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Pirates Blank Boston in 4-0 Shutout
National League game where Pittsburg defeated Boston 4 to 0 after an Eastern trip. Pittsburg tallied sixteen hits while Boston managed four singles off Leaver. Leever pitched for Pittsburg with solid support as Boston left eight men on base. Final line shows Pittsburg 4 runs, 16 hits, 1 error. Boston 0 runs, 4 hits, 6 errors.
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Pirates
Boston
Pittsburg
Pitsburgs
Bostons
Ruoab Clarke
O Bridwell
Ganley
O' Tenney
Johnstone
Conway
Turner
Rossman
Hickman
Washington
Wakefield
Falkenberg
Nile
Congalton
Jones
Joss
Anderson
Stanley
Seblafy
Eels
Alazer
Slickman
Schlafly
En Bernhard
Cleveland
Lajoie
Flick
Calvary Defeats Foundry to Lead Sunday School League Pennant
Calvary again leads the Sunday-school League after a hard fought 2 to 0 victory over Foundry. Key plays include Hayden's single, Sheckells' fielding double play, and Kinney's two-base hit. Pitching by Sheckells and Symanoski held Foundry scoreless. details note earned run, errors, and a rattling ending. Umpire Betts supervised a 20 minute time. Postponed games scheduled through August 22 follow.
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Foundry
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Mer Kenney
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Rhoae Canary
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Taylor
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Arlington Defeats Babson 9 to 2 in Busy Baseball Card
Arlington defeated Babson 9 to 2 at McDevitt Field with strong pitching and a late surge. Notables include Babson’s 2 runs on a grounder feature and Stine and Mullen contributing hits. Columbus and Arlington errors affected the score.
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Departmental League Batter Wahler Slows Post Office Loss
In a slow, drawn out game Interior defeated Post Office 6 to 4 as Wahler struggled to hit when needed. Carr’s eighth inning catch of Harring’s long drive provided the only clear highlight in a fielding and battery heavy affair.
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Victory in sight as Falkenberg weakens in air show
With two outs and bases full, Staht changes pitchers while Jackson belts a three run triple. Nationals surge as Washington pounds Joss. Belz, Bernhard remains a puzzling duo in a chaotic game.
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Jackson
Nationals
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Joss
Belz
Bernhard
Fragmented 1900s League Scores and Standings Clipped
The page lists scattered results and standings from multiple leagues including South Atlantic, Virginia, and National Leagues. It shows team matchups like Cleveland and Philadelphia, Brooklyn and Virginia teams, plus city games such as Norfolk at Roanoke and Richmond at Portsmouth.
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Virgin League
Avnohburg
Danville
Norfolk
Port MS
Richmond
Monhoks
Departmental League
Agriculture
Justice
ARS Interior
Postville & Ip
IL Treasury
Capital City League
Atlantics
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Calvary
AB Foundry
Metropolitan
Nivith
Marquette League
St. Patrick
Ats Immaculate
St. Rater
St. Dominic
Lajoie Opens and Ends Fatal Bombardment Victory
Lajoie started the fireworks with a single and a double driving in the decisive runs. Congalton, Turner, and Turner again provided key hits as Stadl and Hughes pitched in defense while Stovall and Congalton walked. The inning closed with Lajoie’s double scoring Turner for the lead and win.
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Stovall
Dungalton
Jones
Larry
Anderson
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Bernhard
Congalton
Stanley
Rossman
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Glidden Tour Plans Sight Route to Jamestown Exposition
Gen Baughman of Frederick urges a Glidden Trophy route from New York through Philadelphia Lancaster Gettysburg Frederick Braddock s Heights Antietam Sharpsburg Shepherdstown Winchester Shenandoah Valley to Jamestown with return via Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Norfolk to discuss dates and roads with Jamestown officials. The plan includes notable automobilists from the capital and a Norfolk meeting this month to set routes and dates for next year.
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Racing entries and odds from a long past card
The list shows multiple races with six furlongs and longer, naming horses such as Superman Golf Ball Don Horique Chaseaway Penge and Athena Flict Hill. Entries include trainer and owner hints, with prices and weights, reflecting a detailed handicap and selling stakes across the day’s program.
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Furie
Nanny
Perper
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Biciel
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Lucy Marie
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Star Spangle
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Townsend Suspended For Return To Bowl Area
In Cleveland on Aug 14 pitcher Jonas Townsend of the Cleveland team was indefinitely suspended without pay for returning to the bowl that cheers. Townsend had been reprimanded about two months ago for the same offense and pledged to reform, but did not keep his word.
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Cleveland Bats
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Naps
Addie Joga
Woods
Eels
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Scott Sullivan
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Black List of Players Ineligible Under National Agreement
The National Commission issues a list of players marked as violations of contract and ineligible to play with National Agreement clubs. Some may never be reinstated. others may return on fines. Entries span AMERICAN LEAGUE clubs including Philadelphia Boston Washington Brooklyn Chicago and New York with names like Bleyers Gleason Gagland Berry Dressler Wolverton Raymer Abbottchie Sebring Lauder and McCormack among others.
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The Cod First Home Wins Roosevel Cup Trial Race
Marblehead Massachusetts August 14 The Cod owned by Dr Morton Prince Boston wins the second trial race for Roosevel Cup defenders Caramba second Cheewink VI third. The Cod led after the first mark six miles southeast Half Way Rock and finished 1 53 ahead Caramba after wind shifts and a drifting stretch The Cod finished at 3 28 35 with Caramba 1 20 behind The Vim and New Orleans show well in lighter air while Spokane faltered.
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Brodie Rejoins Newark After Reform Promise
Steve Brodie, veteran center fielder, released by Providence for insubordination, reappears on Newark club payroll. In recent games covering center field for the Sailors he has hit well, while Detroit signs pitcher Pi Willets from Wichita Western Association and could finish the season with the Tigers.
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Angus Pointer's Fast Race Sets Track Pace
Angus Pointer, a green trotter from Starters Potter, proves speed on the half mile at Huon River Driving Park. The win marks his third of the season, with a strong pace and high betting interest as crowds expect future heats. The event featured purses around $1,500 to $4,200 and included notable runners such as Rudy Kip and Brilliant Girl.
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Dandelion Wins Delaware Handicap at One Mile
Hamburg son Inquisitor Kiamesha chase Dandelion to the wire as Dandelion wins the Delaware Handicap in 1 28 1 over Inquisitor and Kiamesha. Pope Joan takes Saratoga debut. City upsets Oiseau in one mile handicap as Bud and Kitkare fall. Unruly finish with several horses noted, summaries list six races with times and placements.
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Favorite Wee Lass Wins Latonia Handicap in Mud
Latonia races run with Wee Lass the favorite winning the seven furlong Handicap in sloppy conditions. Nonie Lucille placed second by a length and a half over Devout. Fort Erie results note Prezident Fowler and Fire Alara among winners. Saratoga sale tops at seven thousand dollars for Pegasus relation yearling.
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