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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1905

Page

8

Newport Yacht Race Postponed Amid Gale and Rain

Newport Rhode Island August first racing halted as east-southeast gale and heavy rain halted the Astor Cup fleet off the lightship. Naurmahal grounded at Fort Adams while Mineola suffered a torn mast. Commodore Burn announced September sailing for the races, with the Newport to Vineyard Haven cruise continuing. In Canada Cup action Temeraire led Iroquois in a three mile triangular course, finishing ahead with Temeraire claiming two wins to Iroquois one.

Newport R. I New York Yacht Club Aix Brentons Point Con John J. Astor Naurmahal Shide Fort Atams Mineola Commodore Burn New York Vineyard Haven Marblehead Mass Charlotte Temeraire

Detroit Yacht St. Clair Wins Lipton Cup Race

In Chicago on Aug 15 St. Clair the Detroit yacht won the second Lipton Cup race on a twelve mile windward to leeward course. Quien Sabe of Chicago Yacht Club finished second with Mendota of Milwaukee third. Hoosier another Chicago boat retired after an accident. St Clair clocked 2 00 10 for the two laps.

Chicago St. Claire Detroit Quien Sabe Chicago Yacht Club Mendota Milwaukee Hoosier Leeward

I J Baker Wins At Roque

Norwich, Aug 11. Heavy showers delay the national rogue tournament with limited play and night matches to catch up. First division results include E J Baer defeating William Hesnland and C Cox beating A W Dickiv. second division sees Davenport and Graves notable wins. third division lists Caruthers and Browning victories. Tennis champions at Atlanta saw Rodgers of Knoxville win singles over Net rmon and a close doubles match.

Norwich Conn E J Baer Washington William Hesnland Philadelphia C Cox Malden Mest A. W. Dickiv W. Blake Baker B. EB. Davenport, Jr Northampton Mase C. Wood Ontario Davenfort EM. Baldwin Denbery Wood F. C. Graves Bridgeport W. Robinson Mansisk Mem A. Brown Graves W. K. Robinson Mansfield Baldwin H Caruthers Browning O. Johan D. Cowles Hiattleboro Alosto Pyts Johnson J. G. Saxtth Rowzing LE Pair Springsled Man Medd Morwich Tracy South Atlantic Atlanta Cows Rodgers Knoxville Tenn Rnion Atlanta Athletic Grant Ate Nwa

Cleveland routs Nationals as Hess stars in shutout win

In a lopsided game, Cleveland overwhelms Washington with strong pitching and timely hitting. Hess held the Nationals in check while Stovall Vinson and Jackson led a Cleveland attack that produced four early runs and continued to pressure Jacobsen and Townsend, securing a decisive victory and keeping the series ongoing.

Cleveland Washington Stovall Elmer Fiick Anderson Turner Short Bradley Vinson Townsend Connolly Jacobsen Jackson Stahl Hill Bill Cassidy Atl Stovall Clarke Knolls Nefionals Flick Ty Stahl Amd Bradley Jones Carr Hickman Clarice Hesse Hess Kittredge Stoval Misia Ana É Miyaeon Hnelsman Mary Tate Connoll Clevéland Vinson Ma Fe Dela Jong

Detroits Take First From New York In Two City Doubleheader

Aug 15 report from Philadelphia and Detroit game summaries. Detroits beat New York in the first game of a planned doubleheader with attendance around five thousand. Philadelphia defeated St. Louis as rain paused play. score details and player notes follow the late stoppage.

Dougherty New York Detroit Detroits Sitors Yendance Rhoal Diragherty Cooley Wiemeie Wwtord FE Seaner Cougania Warner Witien Poy Totadu Hoge Jo Killian Firat Hats He Ly Hogg

Case Wild in Third as Philadelphia Falls to Pittsburg in Five

In a five inning rain halted game at Pittsburg, Case yielded two batters and four walks in the third allowing four Pittsburg runs. Nichols hit for Pittsburg produced their lone tally. Attendance 2,430. Other scores noted from various leagues. Carroll Institute forfeits to St Stephen's Institute for failure to appear.

Philadelphia Pittsburg Case Nichols Phila Rhoah Courtney Joe Leach Mapes Garroll Institute St. Stephen’s TRE Csure St. Stephen's Institute Columbia Athelite Club Aloyains Club The National Athletic Club Patrick's Club Carroll Institute Norfolk

Aloysius Club Rally Wins Four in Seventh Inning

The Aloyétus Club of the Capital City League rallied in the seventh to score four runs and defeat Four Days of the Government Printing Office by a score of 4 to 1. Corre began on the mound for Aloysiup but was replaced early by a more effective Dae after giving up several hits.

Aloyétus Club Mahone Lot Beatty Brown Chamberlain Aloysius Bys Corre Aloysiup Genni Dae

Agriculture Beats Commerce and Labor in Lively Game

The Agriculture team edged Commerce and Labor with sturdy pitching by Sanders and sharp fielding. Weber backed the effort at the plate, while Schrener highlighted defense with two top catches. Ground conditions drew a protest from Commerce and Labor, but umpire Collistoner ruled the ground playable.

Poltay Ve. Justice Commerce and Labor & To Sanders Weber Schrener Commerce and Labor Collistoner Acore Ticuliate Rhoad Genil Rhoah Hofman Chittenden I Brovenson Jermain Bean Glervis Sandera Mamett Seaade Stavenson Commerce Eebor Ok Sanders Kinney Banders Doyle Torney Hillman McHee Hoffman Mr. Collistoner

Epidemic of Ailments Hits Cleveland Team

The Philadelphia North America notes the Cleveland baseball collapse as a rash of illnesses and injuries decimate players. Lajoie, Kahl, Stovall, Jackson, Bay, Pradley, Joss, Flick, Hartsel, and Hess are cited among those sidelined or limited. Griffith case ruled out by National Baseball Commission.

Philadelphia North America Cleveland Lajoie Nicholas Kahl Larry Nick Buremas Stovall Charles Jackson Harry Bay Fleet Bill Pradley Bil Bill Adrian Joss Joss BE. Flick Bedford Ohio Elmer Topsy Hartsel James Boston Des O. Hess O Hess Si Ferry

Giants, Browns, and Umpires Feature Turbulent Baseball Talk

A sprawling Chicago card Herald style summary recalls Giants on the road to St Louis with friction involving Jack Root and players like Carr. Cleveland’s manager sought by Toronto but blocked by release refusals. Pittsburgh targets replacing Detroit and Washington in the American League as other notes cover umpire Connor’s personal sorrow, Ian McAleer’s Milwaukee success, Bay’s knee return, and Long’s San Francisco bid for West coast teams. Also mentions Clay leading American Association, and a Departmental League two games daily schedule with varied matchups.

Giants Toronto Poland Dilard Videree Colorado Springs Cal Donahue Cleveland Donovan St. Louis Cincinnati Sandwich Islands Conroy, Dougherty Elberfeld New York Pune Hugh Duffy Phillies Turner Johnson Hank O'Day Cardinals Pratt Toledo Wiley Harry Steinfeldt Reds Ban Johnson Chicago Trait Chicago Record-Herald American Association Yale Lush Billy Barnard Kittredge St Louis Jack Root Carr Pittsburg Detroit Washington Chicago Card Herald Grifith Highlanders Western Trin Connor Browns Starr Gleason McAleer Youngstown Wale Joe Cantillor Milwaukee Harry Bay Ohio Bonesetter Reese Bay Clay Louisville Davy Jones Manager Long San Francisco Joe Cantillon Chesebro Young McGinnulty Lajeie Wagner Kesler Sugden Stone Beon Connie Mack Rube Waddell Connie Rube Mack Con Iich

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