Nationals Rally Past Tigers in Listless Detroit Game
Johnson started for Washington but was not at his best yet the Nationals won 6 to 4, narrowing the gap on the Naps. A muted contest featured few hits and sharp fielding, with Works issuing three straight walks in the sixth and a wild pitch that sparked the decisive Washington rally.
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Tigers
Recont
Mr. Eiberfeld
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Conroy
McBride
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Jennings
Tiger
Hagenbeck
Milan
Kiliifer
Delahanty
Works
Etherfeld
Bush
Rutter
Killifer
Homer
Tom Jones
Gessler
Jones
McIntyre
Cobb
Eilberfeld
Woods
Loudell
Moriarty
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Louden
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Angland
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Elberfeld
Lathers
Stroud
Racine Association
Niagara
Racing Association
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Cumhmer
T. Jones
Schmit
Londell
Gia
Mullin
George Mullin
Cuba
Willett
Battery
Donovan
Beckendorf
American League
Davy Jones
J. McAleer
McIn Styre
Simmons
Rochester
Athletics Take Two First Game Goes 10 Innings
In the opener the Nationals fall behind then tie on a bad throw by Young as Barry scores in the eighth. Detroit’s late rally and strong pitching swing the game Detroitward, with McBride delivering a key two-run hit.
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de Mott
Lafayette College
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Athletics
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A Bemis
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el Phila
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Davis
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Morgan
Youn
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Oldring
Lard
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Lord
Birmham
Collins
Lajeie
Rasterty
Colting
Coltina
OM Demott
Mitchell
Batla
OW Demott
Matt
Bares
Philaselphia
Messrs, O'Loughlin
American League standings snapshot and scattered records
A fragmentary snapshot of league standings shows Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago, St Louis, Washington, Detroit and New York with various win totals and ties. The text lists multiple teams with inconsistent formatting but highlights Cleveland and Philadelphia in several lines and notes uneven results across the standings.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Boston St St. Louis
Nationals eye late-season surge amid pennant chase
In a noisy wrap of the baseball season, Washington Nationally fans witness a push to claw back into the pennant race. The Naps dropped, the Tigers beaten, and the Nationals sit two and a half games back of Cleveland with hopes hinging on continued road to recovery.
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Washington
Cleveland
Rectrory
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Hugh Jennings
Eles Apnd
Tteers
St Johns Football Dates Schedule for 1310 Season
Special to The Washington Post from Annapolis Maryland lists St John s College football schedule for 1310 season with dates and opponents including Naval Academy Gettysburg College University of Virginia Moneton Joseph s Catholic University Maryland Agricultural College Virginia Military Institute Dickinson Franklin and Marshall and Pennsylvania Military Institute with an open date and a note of potential slight changes.
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Naval Academy
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Universiy of Virginia
Charlotteavlle
Moneton. Joseph's
Catholic University
Maryland Agricultural College
College Station
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Dirkingon
Frank Ho and Marshall
Annapoli
Pennsylvania Military Institute
Unique Rebuilding Sale On Stocked Goods
An unusual clearance sale covers staple and novelty lines as builders gain possession. Prices are reduced unusually deep, making the sale attractive for stocking up benefits.
Half Price Suits and Linen Shirts Sale
A local sale offers suits and linen shirts with soft cuffs reduced by half. Original prices up to 4 dollars? now listed at 169 dollars. Limited stock on select items.
Pants Sale Includes Striped Worsted and Cheviot Trousers
Repairs and fittings emphasized for pants with half price offers on striped worsted and fancy cheviot. Flannel outing pants reduced to 3.95, robes and terry bath items listed with low prices. Import lines indicate broad bargain sale.
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Terry Dath
Two Victories For Doves In Boston Doubleheader
Boston pitchers and fielders ran cleanly in a twin bill, taking the opener 6 to 1 after overcoming a five run St. Louis lead, then winning 9 to 8 in the second game. Huggins and Sweeney led Boston hitters while Herzog and Mowrey supplied the power. St. Louis received solid work from Abbottichio and Beck. Time of games: 2 hours 14 minutes and 1 hour 34 minutes.
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Frock
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Kane
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Prespa
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Asmith
Haurer
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Gete
Miller
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Beck
Fllce
Shegn
Konetch
Bas
Burke
Hano
Boeton
Piteher
Mt Beck
Hesers
Kiem
New York and Pittsburgh Split In Doubleheader
In New York on Aug 15 the Pirates and New York split a doubleheader 7-1 in the first game with all runs in the eleventh inning in a Leifeld Mathewson duel. Wiltse vs Camnitz in the second game ended with New York scoring two in the first and holding on to win while Pittsburgh fought to avoid a shutout.
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Mathewson
Wiltse
Caniig
Boyle
Miller
Fippa
Murray
O.wilson
DI Bridwell
Gibuon
Deviin
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Myers
ZA Wilson
Devore
Byrne
Leach
Doyle
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Devlin
Pittsboro
Balle
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Lelfeld
Merkle
Wien
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Wagner
Flynn
Whson
Bridwell
Pitteburg
York
Cole
Goa Merkle
Miler
Plynn
Amnitz
Dr. Camnitz
Meiers Rigler
Emslie
St Louis Beats Boston 2 1 as Lake Prevails over Cicotte
In St Louis Aug 15 Lake pitched for the locals who defeated Boston 2 to 1 in the fourth game of the series. Cicotte was hit hard early and was relieved by Karger in the eighth. Hartzell Newnam and Ordner scored for St Louis while Purtell Gardner Griggs and Hooper contributed for Boston. Umpire Perrifie. Time 1:44.
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Ol Speaker
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Sj Wagner
Wallace
Lewis
Hooper
Carrigan
OiCicette
Brooklyn and Chicago Split Two One-Sided Games
Brooklyn and Chicago split two one sided games with Chicago shuting out Brooklyn 14 to 0 in the first as Barger and Miller were tough early. In the second Brooklyn won 9 to 1 behind strong pitching and timely hitting from Hummel Lennox Tinker and Dalton.
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Bell
Chiego Abhore Bronthnan HO
Evers
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Tinker
MrElveen
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Braon
Geme
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Davideon
Eheckard
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Orlennox
Eiveen
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Bergen
Richle
Pell
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Ffeffer
Davidson
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Dalton Barger
Bel Lett
Davidena
Errom
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Preffer
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Pfefer
Wits
Rie
Mesara Eason
Johnstone
Two Hits Off Scott As Cubs Tie Series 3 2
Chicago wins 3 2 as Scott limits New York to two hits. Warhop charged with seven hits and three triples. Scottdrove in two runs with a sacrifice fly and scored the winning run on McConnell’s three bagger. Scoring details and line scores follow in the readable box.
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Sweeney
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