Capital City League Schedule and Participants
Today's games list White Lot Woodward Lothrop vs St Stephen Institute and Gonzaga vs Library of Congress at Georgetown College Field Turner Athletic Club Carroll Institute with all games called at 5 10 PM. The events involve Woodward Lothrop St Stephen Institute Gonzaga Library of Congress Georgetown College Turner Athletic Club Carroll Institute and other local teams in the Capital City League.
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Turner Athletic Club
St. Stephen's Institute
Carrot
Gonzaga
Woodward & Lothrop
Library of Congress
White Lot
North Capital
L Streets
Georgetown College
Turner Athletic
Carroll Institute
St. Stephen's
Woodward & Lasthrop
Turner Wa
Library
North Capitol
Laureate Northwest
St Stephen's
Sttephen's
Turner Ve
Fourteenth
Derreeta
Turner
Woodward & Lathrop
D Streets
St. Stephen's Ya. Library
Gonrage
Local baseball action and weekly league schedule in terse notes
The Athletic Stars beat Quincy Athletic club 13 to ? Teams averaging twelve to thirteen years addressed. The Radfords beat Law Reporter 8 to 4 in five innings. Tiptors beat Young Senators 12 to 2. Atlantics defeated American Eagles 3 to 2 on the former's grounds. City League rearranges schedule with three extra grounds. games set August 16 to 20 at White Lot, North Capitol and nearby streets. Uniformed teams listed with players and positions. Batting rule quiz on bunt play.
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The
Athletic Stars
Quincy Athletic Club
Addressymond Taylor
First Street Northwest
Radfords
Law Reporter
W. S. Mann
Ninth Northwest
Tiptors
Young
Senators
Umeup
Tiptops
Cuehn
Beerbower
Camater
M. Benwil
Barry
Salb
American Eagles
McKnight
Moffett
Atlantics
Iteams
J. H. Watt
Ninth Street
Stewart
Gaston
Atlanta
St. Paul
Abe” Wilson
Jimmy Collins
Bostons
Jones
Chicago
Griffith
New York
White Sox
Pulliam
Europe
John Heydler
Browns
Muggsy McGraw
Ban Johnson
Ban
Muggsy
Chicago Record-Herald
Pittsburg
Wagner
Connie Mack
Buck Orth
New Yorks
Lynchburg
Roger Bresnahan
Giants
Toledo
Pfeffer
University of Illinois
Capt. Clarke
Mike Donlin
Chicago Record
Herald
Henators
Tigers
Stahl
Hauelsman
Detroit
Montreal
Barrow
George Ehrlich
St. Louis
San Francisco
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
McGraw
Bowerman
Warner
McGann
Bresnahan
Brush
Stephen's
P.O. Ale TC
Ave
McDevitt
Low
Brown
Icf
Mu Bey
Hunt
Langford
Miller
Sas Catching
Ricker
ST. Stephen's Infield
Auhley
Havens
Myers
Bateman
Draeger
Catching
Tawney
Green
Keane
Duty
Tucker
Burroughe
Wikes
SotTlane
Ac- D
A. McDonald
Evans
Lyndan
the Hough
Gamar
Ehompaon
Messrs
Harries
Pugh and Ransom
Connors
BC Keatley
Risimas
LeMngwell
Graham
Fang
Freese
Clark
Gordon
McDonald
Stepan
Abi Brett
Rider
Herbert
Hut
le Foe
Fourth Presbyterian
P.O. A Bete
Ae Ave
Cunningham
Stert
Church League
Field- Wilcox
Donaldson
Rhoades
Dis- McKinney
Syndell
Dser
Dawson
G. P.O. Alb
TLC
Ast Ave
W. Ronaleon
Rhodes
P.O. A. Gh
BAA Jones
Dalrympie
Gunton
Atchison BR
Wilson
Bielinski
Ae Dehd S At
Stehen
Bey Potala
St. Alban’s
Gurley
Wesley
Alo
Mount Vernon
Ion Wesley
Hughes
P.C. AE
T.C.A
Purcell
Love
Senior
BR. Wood
Speer
Gurley Infield
Horley
Aye
L. Sterns
P.O
O. Birkhead
Clea
Ben
Smith
Warring
Xander
Fillina
Wesley Infield
Bonn
Alison
Wood
Ellett
Symonoski
Gunton Outfield
Entler
Spicer
Poties
Langley
Ar Sos
BAS
Gunton Infield
Wiilson Oupfield
P.O. Alb
Phil Rea Haring
A. C. Pennington
S. Seay
Campbell
Ballinger
Cools
Too Winans
Banderson
Ube Wilson
Mount Pleasant Methodist
Rte Ave. Ga
P.O. Ale
T.C. AC
Ave. Campbell
Woodward
Much
James
Pennington
Ball
Hughe
Briggs
Simanosk
Venable
J. Evana
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Waller
Ber
H. Pennington
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Rt.d
F Long
McCormick
Hamacher
P. Ss
Sagari
Watkins
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P. Ee
Johnson
Rt Nm
McCauley
Tis
Powell
Ger King
Rt. Ef
Hall
B. As
Everett J. Evans
Kulger
Isaac Richards
Red
Sa Field
Foundry
G. P.O. Ale
Clements
Holliday
Moore
Bryan
O'Brien
Krause
Shepari
Field
Goodus
Webster
McCatbran
Richanna
Billingsley
Morris
Clarke
Randall
Klog
Tracy
Thomad
McCathran
Janes
Seau
Kinney
Harveycuttsr
ST. Alhan's
Loving
Barber
TC. A.C. Aye. Vermillion
Tilley
Feeny
Farrell
J. Shaffer
Pleasant Congregational Infield
Willams
R. Sheffer
AL Gq
Pomeroy
Toop Lewis
Shoemaker
Rungell
Peck
McArdie
Harring
Riley
Keener
Burdette
Sebastian
Leary
Peek
Harley
ST. Stephen's Outfield
Thorpe
Reilly
H. Young
Sears
Leo
Carroll Institute Beats Woodward & Lothrop In Sixth Inning
Carroll Institute defeats Woodward & Lothrop 7 to 4 on the White Lot diamond. One-sided first inning gave Carroll a quick advantage before W L rallied, with key plays by Ready Force Wheatley and Barnes. Final line shows Carroll with three errors to W&L’s two, and Barnes pitching for W&L while Hanvey started for Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward & Lothrop
Carroll Institute
White Lot
Carrot
Ready
Wheatley
Nugent
Sherwood
Force
Woodward
Bradbury
Carroll
Rapp
Rhoae
L Rhoae
Sherwoodib
Moore
Duescher
O Crawford
Barnes
Cullen
Hanvey
Kelly
Harshberger
Tio & Carroll Institute
Om Hanvey
Finenegan
Manvey
Carr
Hanver
Finnegan
Finngean
Handiboe
Minor League Scores Across Leagues
Major and minor league results from American Association Southern and Eastern circuits totaled gains and losses. Collected scores include Louisville 6 Kansas City Columbus 3. St Paul 3 Indianapolis 6. Minneapolis 11 Toledo 14. Milwaukee 22 Southern League Little Rock 5 Atlanta 2. Memphis 0 Birmingham 3. Shreveport 3 Montgomery 1. New Orleans 7 Nashville 2. Baltimore 9 Jersey City 0. Providence 4 Newark 4. Montreal 5 Toronto 10. Rochester 1 Buffalo 1. Columbia 1 Charleston 1. Al Macon Augusta game postponed by rain. Rockville defeated by Washington Grove 5 to 1 with McCathran fanning twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Louieville
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Southern League
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Shreveport
Montgomery
New Orleans
Nashville
Baltimore
Jersey City
Providence
Newark
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Butfgia
Blanks for Senators Five Hits in Cleveland Game
Cleveland and Washington played a slow 1-0 game with five hits total. Lajoie and McCormick starred for Cleveland while Townsend and Moore dominated on the mound. Attendance was 2,422 as Cleveland won and Washington struggled at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Jim Hart
League Park
Washington
Townsend
Moore
Lafoie
Turner
McCormick
Cassidy
Donovan
Senators
Lajoie
Lush
O'Neil
Bay
Flick
Hill
Larry
Barry McCormick
Hradley
Ore
Huelspian
P. Huelsman
Donavan
Clarke
Kittredge
Waslington
Bradley
Carr
Dwyer
Hard Pitchers Battle Favors Smith for Chicago
Chicago wins 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel as Smith scatters hits while Dineen struggles in places. Attendance reaches 8,300 at Boston with Green Tannehill Ferris driving Boston's offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Dineen
Chicago
Tineen
Jones
Flolai
Rhoae
Bostor
Rhoae Green
OfSelbach
Holmes
OfParent
OtaChance
Boston
Green
Tannehill
Ferris
Isbell
Dinsen
McFarland
Balle
OM Smith
L Wilditchee Smith
Ball
la Chance
Mr. Sheridan
Detroit Struggles With Waddell In Offensive Drought
Detroit could not hit Waddell when men were on bases, leaving eleven runners stranded. Kitson pitched finely, yet four of the two hits were punched in during two innings, fueling the setback as Detroit meets Defédat on August 15.
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Detroit
Kitson
Philadelphia Beats Detroit In One Eight Run Show
In a 8 to 6 Detroit game Philadelphia scored early and late with key plays by O Leary and Pickering. Pitching mismatches and several errors shaped the inning spread as Waddell and Kitson varied noted performances.
National League standings and schedules update
Fittaburg 2 Boston 1. Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2. New York 4 Cincinnati 1. Brooklyn 3 St Louis. Today Pittsburg at New York two games, Chicago at Boston two games, Cincinnati at Brooklyn two games, St Louis at Philadelphia two games. New York Pittsburg Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Fittaburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Et. Louis
FA . Pet
Ww. L
Cincinnati Defeated as McGinnity Hinders Hitters
New York won 5 to 4 after failing to hit McGinnity, with Cincinnati fielding poorly. Umpire disputes led to suspensions of McGann and Harper for three days and an indefinite layoff for Kelley. Attendance 6,750. Notable players included Dolan, Bresnahan, Donlin, Dahlen, and Steinfeldt. Time 1 hour 49 minutes.
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New York
McGinnity
Cincinnati
Pulliam
McGann
Harper
Kelley
Browne
Sébring
Devlin
Odwell
Donlin
Corcoran
Merton
Steinfeldt
Dahlen
Behlel
Gilbert
Woodruff
Bowerman
Hahn
Ciocinnst
Mr. Johnstone
Phillies Lose To Chicago In Close Game
Philadelphia tries but fails to solve pitcher Lundgren as Chicago edges the Phillies by a narrow margin. Attendance 1,750. Key hits come from McGee Wolverton and Chance with Chicago stealing one base. Suthoff and Lundgren dual on the mound, game lasts 1 hour 60 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lundgren
Chicago
Chicas
RHO
AE Slagle
Thomas
Or Garey
Wolv'ton
Ozda McCarthy
Fil McGee
O'Ned
Glesson
Byers
Kitchell
Jones
O‘roth
Barry
Donohue
Luthor
Fraser
Lush
Suthoff
Harned
McGee
Wolverton
Chance
Mitchell
Casey
Evers
Mitchel
Hite
Lindgren
Emelie
Pittsburg Sneaks Tight Win Over Boston in Close Tilt
Pittsburg edges Boston 2 to 1 as Boston errors offset a batting edge. Leever injured by Geler drive in first. Philippi replaced him. Attendance 3,325. Highlights include Delehanty Abbaticchio Wagner double hits and cautious baserunning, with McNichols and Philippi sharing pitching duties.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Leever
Geler
Philippi
Rhore Leach
Beaumont
McNichols
Phillipp
Fisher
Delehanty
Abbaticchio
Wagner
Raymer
Balla
McNichola
Me Nichols
Meosrs
Moran
Carpenter
Brooklyn Wins Again Over St Louis in Ninth Inning
Brooklyn defeated St Louis 8 to 1 in a baseball game. Dillon Dobbs and Sheckard sparked a late rally in the ninth to clinch the win as 2,500 fans watched. Spurred by two-base hits from Babb and Dobbs, Brooklyn took the series with the visitors winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Dillon
Dobbs
Sheckard
Louis
Parrel
Shannon
Beckley
Gura
Brain
Smoot
Tiog
Barclay
Burke
M'Lean
Taylor
Babb
Beckles
Rummage sale of boys wear advertised this morning
A rummage sale notices a morning event with parents urged to view. It claims yesterday’s handling of men’s two piece suits showed the value of quick purchases and promises best lines of homespun and wool crash suits reduced in price this season.
Baseball Gossip From The Major Leagues And Rooks
A collage of notes on players and teams: Parker Bridget & Co is cited, while Cincinnati signs Hostetter for the Reds. Detroit stars Gessler and Donovan are featured, with McGraw, Heydler, and others shaping upcoming season plans. Giants, Cubs, Red Sox, and Senators are discussed in context of pennants and tours.
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Jack Doyle
Cincinnati
Hostetter
Reds
Gessler
Detroit
Superbas
Donovan
Foxy
Patsy
Stah
Jake
Wyatt Lee
Todelo
Dyspepsia Remedy Ad Claims Guaranteed Cure
An advertisement for Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy promises to cure dyspepsia heartburn gastritis and stomach disorders regardless of severity. It asserts first dose relief and full digestion restoration, citing the original McDermott formula and exclusive American rights. The ad lists Newburgh New York as the company base and district agent address in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Graham
McDermott
Europe
Troumads
Grover Graham Co
Newburgh
N.Y
Fielders lead pennant race as Mount Vernon misplays rise
Leaders in the pennant race excel in fielding while the Guntons and Last Sea sons champions sit second, one point behind Foundry. The Mount Vernon team shows 164 misplays in total, highlighting defensive struggles.
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Guntons
Foundry
Mount Vernon Boys
Summer garment clearance sale notice
Remarkably low price for a high grade summer garment. Quick clearance offered. Make your selection today to enjoy the benefit. Newest novelties on display in the window.
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Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
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City League
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Wheling
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Second Street
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National League
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Parker, Bridget & Co
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Baseball Notes
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Washington, D.C
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