Nationals Rally In Ninth Edge Tigers For Gain On Naps
Johnson worked in relief and helped Washington shake off a listless display to beat Detroit 6 to 4. The game featured sleepy hitting, shaky pitching, and sharp Nationals fielding as they gained ground on the Naps, with Works wild in the sixth setting up Washington’s win.
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Recont
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Conroy
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Jones
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Elberfeld
Lathers
Stroud
Racine Association
Niagara
Racing Association
Fort Erie
Cumhmer
T. Jones
Schmit
Works
Londell
Gia
Athletics Take Two First Game Goes 10 Innings
Washington and Detroit play a marathon opener as Young’s errant throw allows Barry to tie in the eighth. De Mott, Lafayette College pitcher, starts the second game for Philadelphia and earns the win as the Athletics rush ahead with four runs in the first inning. Barry, Livingston, and Lajoie figure in the day’s action, with Detroit and Cleveland also involved in a doubleheader scene.
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Davis
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Youn
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Oldring
Lard
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Lord
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Collins
Lajeie
Rasterty
Colting
Coltina
OM Demott
Mitchell
Batla
OW Demott
Matt
Bares
Philaselphia
Messrs, O'Loughlin
American League Standings Snapshot From Week Mix
The listing shows Cleveland at 4B 57, Washington, Chicago, St Louis, Philadelphia, and Detroit in various positions. It notes Cleveland and Philadelphia against Chicago and New York with scattered results, reflecting a loose midseason stand pattern in the American League.
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Old St Louis
GAMES TODAY MATCHUPS AND LEAGUE STANDINGS
Detroit at Washington and Philadelphia at Cleveland headline a busy day. Other pairings include Boston against St Louis and New York at Chicago. standings show Chicago and New York leading, with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn midpack as the season progresses.
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Washington
Philadelphia
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Boston St St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
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Boston
St. Loui
Cincinnati
Meago
St. Louis
Pitsburg
Cincionati
Nationals Seek Late Rally as Pennant Hopes Waver
The piece reviews Washington Nationals prospects late in the season, noting their distance from first place and potential paths to success. It highlights Cleveland’s lead, Detroit’s position, and possible outcomes if Philadelphia falters, with commentary on attendance and historical baseball trends.
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Tigers
Washington
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Rectrory
Jone
Tretot
Hugh Jennings
Eles Apnd
Tteers
Cuba
Connie Mack
California
Detroit
Mack
Mullin
Willett
Lelivert
Wilett
St Johns College Football Schedule For 1310 Season
The St John’s College football calendar for 1310 lists games at Annapolis against Naval Academy Gettysburg College Richmond University of Virginia Moneton Joseph’s Catholic University Maryland Agricultural College Virginia Military Institute and Dickinson with Ho and Marshall, Pennsylvania Military Institute and an open date in November. The schedule is subject to slight changes and includes a final notice of Pennsylvania Military Institute.
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Naval Academy
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Universiy of Virginia
Charlotteavlle
Moneton. Joseph's
Catholic University
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College Station
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Dirkingon
Frank Ho and Marshall
Annapoli
Pennsylvania
Rebuilding Sale Offers Deep Reductions on Staples and Novelties
This clearance blends staple and novelty lines as builders gain possession. Prices are unusually deep to encourage stock ups and maximize value during the sale.
Half Price Suits and Linen Shirts Offer
Local ad item promotes suits and linen shirts with soft cuffs discounted from 169 to 4 dollars. Limited quantity listed, urging quick purchase. Card echoes bargain sale tone with emphasis on dramatic price cut.
Half Price Pants and Outingwear Sale Ad
Readable text shows a sale offering striped worsted and fancy cheviot pants at half price, with flannel outing pants advertised at 3.95 and imported terry bath robes priced at 5.00. The fragment mentions regular prices and discount framing in a period newspaper ad tone.
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Arioh
Terry Dath
Two Victories for the Doves in Boston Doubleheader
Boston beat St Louis twice, 6 to 1 and 8 to 4, avenging earlier leads with errorless play and strong hitting. Huggins and Sweeney drove runs for Boston while Herzog, Mowrey, and Abbaticchio starred for St Louis in a see-saw set of games.
Doubleheader Drawn as Pirates and Giants Split A Pair
In New York on August 15 the Pirates and Giants split a doubleheader 7 to 1 in the first game, all runs coming in the eleventh inning as Leifeld bested Mathewson. Wiltse outpitched Camnitz in the second game, New York taking the victory 6 to 2 after a 3-2 scoreless start, with Wagner and Devore driving the offense for Pittsburgh.
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Mathewson
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Caniig
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Miller
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Murray
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Lelfeld
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Wagner
Dr. Camnitz
Meiers Rigler
Emslie
St Louis Beats Boston Two One In Fourth Series Game
In St Louis on August 15 Lake pitched for the hosts and beat Boston 2 to 1. Cicotte allowed a string of early hits before being relieved by Karger in the eighth. Highlights included Hartzell Newnam and Ordner driving runs, with Purtell and Griggs among the stars. Umpire Perrifie. Time 1 hour 44 minutes.
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Brooklyn Chicago Split Two One Sided Games
Brooklyn and Chicago split two one sided games with Chicago shutout 14 0 in game one, then Brooklyn won game two 9 1. Richies knocked out left in early eighth while Pfeffer was pounded for six hits. Bell allowed three hits in the opener.
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Two Hits Off Scott End Chicago Victory Over New York
Chicago edges the Giants 3 to 2 as Scott limits New York to two hits. Warhop allowed seven hits including three triples as McConnell's two hits helped drive in the runs. Scott's two RBIs included a sacrifice and a winning score on McConnell's three bagger, with Colline and Dougherty connecting for three-base hits.
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