Morgan's Double Decides in Seventh for Nationals
In a tense Washington game Carl Mays struggled with control as Morgan delivered a key two-base hit in the seventh, driving in McBride and Moeller to lift the Nationals to their third win. Gallia pitched well for the Nationals while Mays and Boehling kept the Boston offense at bay until the decisive seventh inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley T. Milliken
Beaton
Carl Mays
Red Sox
George McBride
Washington
Mays
Nationals
Fenway Park
Mel Bride
McBride
Moeller
Galila
Griffiths
Morgan
Ray
Gallia
Scott
Hooper
Theman
Barry
Lewis
Henry
Foster
Shanks
Rice
Boshling
Tie Mays
Oixie" Joe
Boehling
Gainer
Thomas
Janvrin
Thoughth
Jamieson
Cady
Walker
Shanka
Gardner
Leonard
Po.a.e
Seoth Morgan
Bo Milan
Poloonoa Shanks
Canvon
O Henry
Hobilteell
Agden
Walkes
fJanerini Foster
Maya
Nartonaine
Boston
Stenks
Jamir Ron
Bbanks
National
Boeton
Roebling
Roetling
Jonen
Gallis
Dineen and
Nalin
Jina
Yankees Win At Start In Phillies Victory
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 0 in New York. Nabors allowed early runs but pitched effectively after the first inning. Cullop started for New York and left after injuring his knee before finishing the sixth. Melusois Magee High and Borkinpeugh drove in runs for the Yankees while McWlnee and Perkinpaugh starred on defense and base paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Yankees
Nabors
Lajoie
Staal
Cullop
Haley
Aragon
Pipp
McWlnee
Perkinpaugh
Witt
Mclnne
Mabers
Br Nebers
Fisher
Araphrae- Mesere
Toughlin
Evans
Wortman Errors Help Reds In 3 0 Victory Over Chicago
Cincinnati defeats Chicago 3 to 0 as Wortman’s miscues prove costly for the Cubs. Pitchers Emmer and Touhey lead the Reds with key innings, while Grisham and Groh collect notable hits. Game details include fielding errors, bases, and scoring plays.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Wortman
Chicago
Felder
Safer
Zimmer'n
I Touey
Eckerd
Roeats
Lal
McConnell
Chicago Roe
Clarinnati
Hume-Zeller
Knebe
Wortmas
Groh
Roush
Gridith
Toney
Eerore—Laier
Wortsman
Bimmer
Grob
Rourb
Staten
Grifoth
Coase
Louden
Emmer
Chase
Chizago
Dale Or McConnatt
Lw McConnell
Packard
Mctronell
Umphan
Mecarn
Rigler
Barrison
Phillies Take a Pair in Doubleheader Victory over New York
Philadelphia swept a home doubleheader from New York, winning 8 to 9 in game one and 7 to 4 in game two. Key contributors: Paskert, Cravath, Bancroft, Niehof, and Luderus for the Phillies. Doyle, Merkle, and Whitted for the Giants. Games lasted 1 hour 40 minutes and 1 hour 6 minutes respectively.
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Philadelphia
New York
al Philadeta
Abe
Para
Olpeskert
Doyle
Nieto
Hersog
BiBurns
Robertzon
1Stregath
Jal
Philedelphi
Rona
Nishett
Byrne
Cravath
Whitted
Alexander
Doyie
Slersox
Fletcher
Niehof
Poskett
Bancroft
Luderus
Merkle
Benton
Alis
Henton
Messrs. Raton
Amjnd Gami
Philadel
Borne
Paskett
BiNiebamt
Byrnt
Hoterthon
Krum
Enderueib
Kocher
Killifer
Rixey
Behopp
Labert
Anderson
Schupp
Rune—Hersng
Baufft
Paskert
Rixby
Kauff
Burns
Niebom
Bane
Herzog
Merkl Hersog
Niehoff
Luderup
Pleaty Bees
Rizey
Phildelphis
Fizey
OM Anderson
Gunninga
Behupp
Wild Plitch
Timotons
Mesa’ Tay
Eason
Indians Win 3 to 2 Over Detroit in Nine Innings
Cleveland defeats Detroit 3 to 3 though outbatted two to one as Chapman steals, Cobb fumbles, and Vitt misplays a throw allowing the winning run to score in the ninth. Baseball box shows Graney, Chapman, Bush, McKee among batters. Bagby, Dubuc on mound. Umpires Messie, ChiPol, time 1:81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Detroit
Chapman
Speaker
McKee
Cobb
Vitt
Graney
Olgitt
Bush
Kpeaker
Gobb
Amith
OlVeach
Wamte
Crawford
Turner
Burns
Howard
Young
Ey O'Neill
OlMcKee
Bagby
BiDubue
Totes
Rons
Smith
MccHee
Jay— Whaganssend
Detroiit
Dubuc
Baghr
C. i
Messie
Chi
Ci Polly
Time of Fame
Dodgers Halt Braves in Brooklyn Victory 6 to 3
Brooklyn stopped the Boston Nationals 6 to 3 as Cheney walked seven but yielded only three hits. Five innings featured four second inning runs from Dodgers errors, with M Miller hitting a homer and Konetchy reaching base as the defense faltered. Pitchers Cheney and Tyler faced 3 hour 8 minute game, Klemm and Aston behind the plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Boston
Magee
Koneteby
Smith
Connolly
Blackburn
Rg Maranville
Wilboit
Johnston
Myers
Miller
Chenay
Frrore
Maranville
M. Miller
Olen
Konetchs
Tyler
Olson
Cutshaw
McCarty
MrCarty Teft
Bostos
Firat Beas
Firet Bear
Balie
Jeff Chaney
Strick
Tylor
Cheney
Tin Pires
Ars Klemm
Aston
American League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Baseball standings show Boston 6 5 with .532, Detroit 60, Cleveland 62, New York 62, Washington 3, Philadelphia 62, each with varied win totals and percentages. Yesterday's results note Washington 2 over New York 4, Boston 1 over Philadelphia 3, Cleveland over Detroit. Today's games list Washington at Boston and Philadelphia at New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Pat
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
oHia Oeto
Wash'ston
Louis
Philadelp
Ais
Washington
Philadelphia
National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
Brooklyn led by QS 87 with a batting average near 682 in the NL standings. Chicago and New York traded 4-0 results, while Brooklyn’s 8 7 loss to Philadelphia and New York’s 0-4 setback highlighted yesterday’s action. Multiple city matchups included Pittsburgh at St. Louis and New York at Philadelphia with remaining schedule notes.
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W. L. Bat. L. Pat
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Bt. Louthe
New York
Cincinnati
Nationals Beat Red Sox in Tight Boston Showdown
Aug 14 Nationals travel plans set for Washington after a 2 1 win over the Red Sox. Gallia starred with sharp pitches and key plays by Morgan and McBride while Calvo, once Nationals property, was sold to Vancouver. Boston fans cheered Nationals highs and the homers and misplays shaped the late innings as Leonard closed.
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Eee Calvo
Nationals
Vancouver
Tigera
Ban Johnson
Griffith
Calvo
Heavy hitters lead NL race as Daubert edges Cobb in batting
Jake Daubert strengthens his National League lead at .324 after going seven at bats with no safe hit. Ty Cobb gains on Tris Speaker, who drops to .391 as Cobb climbs toward .368. Joe Jackson did not play. Across minor leagues Norfolk 0 Portsmouth 17, Newport News 10, Petersburg 1.
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Jake Daubert
Dave
Robertson
Giants
Brooklyn
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Detroit
Speaker
Joe Jackson
Certify Their Players Postseason Lists Mentioned
Postseason eligibility lists are due from Holy Name and Keller clubs in the Potomac League. Holy Name and Keller submitted their rosters to the Amateur Association, with umpire schedules issued for sections A and B. Bobby Roth of Cleveland suspended indefinitely for an alleged incident, and New York Nationals buy Ross Young infield as the North Carolina League season progresses.
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Holy Name
Catholic Church
Keller
East Washington
Edward Rehbe
Raymond Bischoff
Thomas 4. Crooke
Edward T. Diflon
John J. Witsgerald
James Green
Joseph
H. Dlebel
Leonard C. McCarthy
William McPhilamy
Salvador Marino
John Nolan
Charles FE. Offutt
Charles Plonsett
James G. Roche
Charles F. Gallo
Frank J. Balb
James Sweeney
Thom
Hetler
C. Ballinger
W. F. Martin
Leo Flaherty
James Flaherty
Charles Dodge
Robert Flynn
Edwin Tomlin
Rector
W. T. Mortimer
Thomas F. Benner
Cleveland
Bobby Roth
Ban Johnson
At. Loula
Treasury Ties Game On Six Runs In Eighth
Treasury rallied for six runs in the eighth, tying the game 8 8 after Downey allowed nine hits and six earned runs through four innings. Keller’s Offutt misplayed a force play allowing Downey to score, then a sacrifice fly produced the tying run, with Hausman Flaherty Mortimer contributing for Treasury in the late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Keller
Prichar Offutt
Downey
Offutt
AH HO
Tresery
OA Lynch
Anderson
Hausman
Flaherty
Stratt
Mortimer
Rune
Flanerty
Offett
Btruit
Flannery
Mreora
Zymb
Tang
Hansman
Armatrong
Tomlin
Strait
McLain Mortimer
Bureau Muscles Past Machinists To Tie Potomac Title
Bureau evened the Potomac League championship series by defeating the Machinists 7 to 3 in six innings. Both teams now hold two wins. game three is set for Anacostia today.
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Bureau
Anacostia
ABICQ
Chapla
iAfKoogle
Mermail
Pavin Bo
Derry
Olfemerie
Bround
Flair
Rabe
Caordon
Horntree
Roche
Taoers
Murphy
You Giavannatti
Fitzgerald Ogo Thampaon
Lyrana
Hines
Bone
Thompeon
Thompson
Af Hines
Lyonn
Glovannetth
Rata
Koogle
Davis
Fir Hoontree
Fitzgerald
Giovannett
Cmpires
Woodward
Handiboe
Record 11 inning game ends with Crivitz win
In Martenetta a Crivitz pitcher Ewick struck out 2 in an eleven inning game, as Crivitz defeated Martenetta 2 to 1, a likely baseball record for longest finished game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martenette
Wia
Ewick
Crivitz
Martenetta
First Race Card Features Two Year Olds and Short Furlongs
Racing program outlines six races with two year olds in maiden and claiming events. Entries include Gloomy Gue Idolita Ring Bagwott Imp Sanscrit Yellow Stone and Stalwart Ven among others. Weather steady track fast with clear conditions.
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Gloomy Gue
Idolita
Penrod
Miss
Alrernale
Brie
Ring Bagwott
Imp
Sanscrit
Yellow Stone
Passing Fancy
Stalwart Ven
Moonlighter
Haanham
Corning Tower
J. J. Murfock
Jacuta
Daddy's Choice
Colandra
Dodge
Kathleen
Gillies
Spur
Delancey
Black Eagle
Fortmond
Golden Fos
Crepuseuls
KittenInh
Wingold
Cacher
Bryta
Rose Finn
Acabado
Arrow
Mary Powell
Lottery
Husky
Fantam Bala
Sir William Joborn
Hive Thistle
Sam McMeekin
Suy Pilot
Holiday
Tlogaling
Dervish
Jesse, Jr
Trark
Morning Telegraph Racecard Summary
Morning Telegraph lists runners and horses such as Riverdale Nashville King Baggot Herrmann Fliat Out J RB Johnson Hanson Conning Tower Futtergold Apur Giles Dodge Kittentabe Golden Fox Husay Ram McMeekin Flue Thistle Holiday from Cincinnati Enquirer Old Miss Hanabala Penrod Herrmann J TR Johnson Futtergold Femialet Cherka Kathleen Gilden Jacoba Fantaw Tain Hussy Lottery Blue Thistle Sky Pilot Holiday with no clear event details or results.
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Morning Telegraph
Riverdale
Nashville
King Baggot
Herrmann
Fliat Out
Johnson
Hanson
Conning Tower
Futtergold
Apur
Giles
Dodge
Kittentabe
Golden Fox
Husay
Ram McMeekin
Flue Thistle
Holiday
Cincinnati Enquirer
Old Miss
Hanabala
Penrod
J. TR. Johnson
Femialet
Cherka
Kathleen
Gilden
Jacoba
Fantaw Tain
Hussy
Lottery
Blue Thistle
Sky Pilot
Katenka Wins Kentucky Stakes At Saratoga Meet
Saratoga New York August 14 Katenka was the fastest mare in the Kentucky Stakes finishing first to claim the top prize. A new home was bought for 2500 dollars by FE A Burke, with Marla Odile also a strong contender among the two year olds. In the steeplechase Ronny Laddie won, with kibbereen second and Emerald Tale third. The Kentucky handicap featured Fraok O'Dey and Chickler, while other races included Kenge Burglar and Politician among maidens. In New York Ray Caldwell, suspended Yankee ace, may face another layoff after not appearing at headquarters.
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Saratoga
Marten
Uitimatum
Trozlers
Wen
Jially
Sevond
Sedan
Murphy
Tim
Tord Reon
Riposta
Cheers
Ronny Laddie
F. Williams
Kibbereen
Powerns
Emerald Tale
Byans
Kentucky
Mel Ung
Katenke
Lywel
Storm Nymph
Phillips
Secon
Marie Odtie
iMeCarhey
Chatter Box
Aleo
Fraok O
Sven
Chickler
I. McTaggarti
Tinfi
Dorcas
McAtes
Lon Skolney
Tatner
Mumby
Crimpy
Jeallaire
Polroma Aleo
Kenge
McCarhey
Jon
Trogler
McAtee
Atar
Alberta True
Our
Woodtail
McTaggart
G. M Her
Republican
Star Gate
Helen
Brave
Rebs
Ign
Canoeists Win For Washington Canoe Club At Canadian Championship
Washington Canoe Club crew Charles Wagner Harry Knight Karl Knight and Reginald Rutherford captured top finishes across ten events at Sugar Island Canada on August 11 and 12 earning a silver trophy and several minor prizes. The club dominated sprints doubles and relay races with Wagner Knight Rutherford and Knight among the leading crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Canoe Club
Charles Wagner
Harry Knight
Karl Knight
Reginald Rutherford
Sugar Island
Canada
Washington Canoelsts
Ay Ring
Date
Ginele
H. I. Warner
Iret
Knight
Pene Moele
Wagner Brat
Harry Height
McOnd
Wagner
Riess
Vata Blade
Rutherford
Serge Rutherfords
Sthiras Clabes
Wingis
Washington Canoe
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