Landed on Jacobsen Bernhard in Better Luck
Eight hits off the Cleveland pitchers were generally inopportune Town send credited with two clean hits and narrowly missed a third lush carried off fielding honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Townsend
Lush
Carroll Institute Tops Turner in Capital City League Pitchers Duel
In a tense Capital City League game on Georgetown College field Carroll Institute edged Turner Athletic Club 3 to 2 in eight innings. Carr delivered the decisive two-run single in the eighth as Turner capitalized on Carroll errors to seize the lead and hold on for victory. Wheatley and Fulcher pitched well for their squads in a battle marked by late miscues and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrolls
Georgetown College
Carroll Institute
Turner Athletic Club
Turner
Aeth
Fulcher
Harris
Carr
Carroll
Wheatley
Wilkersons
Cullen
Kelly
Babson
Wilkerson
Johnnie
Bas
Turner Rhoah Carroll
Rhhoare Seay
Olm Carr
Tawney
Sa Whaan
Finnew
i'Cutlen
Tb Fulsher
Harding
Uecker
Vinnaman
O Grant
O Jenkins
Li Plaherty
Dov Lucas
Caroll
C Arrol
Stalen
Tawney, Seay
Wr. McKenna
St Stephen's Top Woodward & Lothrop In 18 4 Ball Clash
St Stephen's blanked Woodward & Lothrop 18 to 4 as Graves starred for St Stephen's and Buscher fanned nine for Woodward. Reed strong hitting marked by Welsh two base hits and Carroll home run. Faith defeats Sixth 9 to 2 in Junior Sunday school League with Epiphany and Foundry set to play today. request for two policemen to guard games to curb field crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethen’s Institute
Woodward & Lothrop
St. Stephen's
Inn
Eodward & Lothrop
Wood Ware
Graves
Buscher
L. Rhore Hughes
Moriartty
Craweard
Welsh
D Force
Carroll
Sherman
Bradbury
Qi Barnes
Handibos
Gleason
Scheeffer
Benson
Helder
A Cole
Paneer
Totaig
Hughes
Shaeffer
Dunn
Mortality
Chamberlain
Witd
Galks
Faith
Monument Grounds
Epiphany and
Foundry
Tip Tops Defeat Young Senators 6 5 In Exciting Amateur Game
Amateur baseball report notes Tip Tops beat Young Senators 6 to 5. Teams seeking future games include squads with players around thirteen years old. Addresses listed for arranging matches in Hyattsville and District area.
Sunday School League Standings and Schedule
Standings show Wilson Gunton Wesley Gurley Mount Pleasant groups with W W W and win percentages. Today’s games feature Mount Pleasant Methodist against Mount Pleasant Congregational on Fourteenth Street Lydecker Avenue, and Weoler versus St Stephen's at Van Ness Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. L. Pet
G. Fot
Wilson
Gunton
Mt.Pi.Cong
St.Stephen’s
Foundry
Wesley
Gurley
Mk. Vernon
Isley Mt-Pi
St Alban
Mount Pleasant Methodist Va
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Fourteenth Street
Lydecker Avenue
Weoler Va
St. Stephen's
van Ness Park
Foundry Triumph Over Sixth Presbyterian at Van Ness Park
Foundry defeated Sixth Presbyterian 6 to 2 as McCatheran neutralized the Sixth’s offense. Randall led Foundry with three hits in four at bats, while Tracey and McCathran each had two singles for the losers. errors aided Foundry’s fifth and ninth inning bursts, and Bryan Ver Million Conner contributed in scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foundry
Presbyterian
McCatheran
Foundry Boys
van Ness Park
Vermillion
Randal
Herbert
Gordon
Conner
Rider
Randall
Tracey
Rho
Riscal Kinney
Ycutter
Bryan
Lynham
Il Verlion
Rotail
Errore
Randell
Harveycutter
McCathtan
McCathran
le Fon
Mr. Shinley
Mount Vernon Forfeit Upsets Baseball Standings
Mount Vernon gains a win by forfeit as Wilson cedes a game on the Ellipse. The forfeiture drops Wilson from first place, letting Mount Pleasant Methodist ascend to the top position in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Wilson
Mount Pleasant Methodist
Baseball Notes and Player Moves Across Leagues
Baseball notes report Cardinals signing Pitch McGinley of Haverhill and other signings. Capt Lynch of Newark operated on for appendicitis. New Yorkers popular on road. Hill on a scoreless stretch. Bargain day in National League with two games for one admission. Carlisle policemenbeat a barber team with superior club-swinging. Wood’s damaged arm out for season. Senator Stahl strong on trip. batting average up. Umpire disputes commented by President Pulliam. Open day for Senators. Eastward travel for final battles. Billy Clingman suspected of throwing a game. tied to Toledo. Muslin and Henley rank high in AL batting. future fielding positions noted. Cincinnati’s chances blocked by Joe Kelley’s suspensions. Fans urged to support Ernest Peak fund. George Stone praised for resilience with tail-end teams. Ban Johnson on players’ complaints about tail-end teams. case of Jake Stahl cited as example of development with weaker squads. Washington’s Stahl rises from bench to star with improved season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinals
McGinley
Haverhill
Pittsburg
Cubs
Lynch
Newark
Carlisle
Wood
Senator Stahl
Pulliam
Philadelphia
Boston
Senators
Billy Clingman
St. Paul
Billy
Toledos
Muslin
Henley
Cincinnati
Joe Kelley
Second Street
Florida Avenue Northwest
Ernest Peak
Marquette
George Stone
Jake Stahl
Washington
Milwaukee Sentinel
Ban Johnson
Bostons
Jake
Washingtons
Ashington
Stahl
Health and strength aid from King’s New Life remedy
Fragmentary ad claims health benefits and vitality from a product labeled King’s New Life, urging wakefulness or well being with a 26 cent price at druggists. The noisy copy emphasizes benefits and pay terms in terse phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bed Rock
Cleveland Beats Washington 7 to 1 in City Showdown
In Cleveland Ohio yesterday the home team defeated Washington 7 to 1. Billy Lush sparked two double plays and a standout left field dash, while Larry Townsend delivered two double plays and a home run. Johnny Townsend earned praise for replacing an ailing Donovan and contributing two clean hits. Attendance reached 2,024 as the Senators struggled to respond after an early Cleveland lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Cleveland
McCormick
Lush
Kittredge
Hill
Washington
Huelsman
Turner
Townsend
Cassidy
Fisck
Lajoie
Toight
Memis
Bay
Flick
Lawy
R.bilp
O.ae Lush
Bradley
Carr
Bemia
Bernhard
Legate Edae
Tdi
P.O
EB O' Nell
Will
Jeres
Plick
Ner
Balla
Jacobi Lajoie
Carlson
Jacobsen
Mr. Dwyer
Unclear Play-by-Play Fragment From Baseball Game
Fragmentary recaps list players Sacrifice and stolen bases, errors and outs, including Killian, O Leary, Hickman, Struck out by Henley, a double play O Leary to Hickman and a wild pitch by Killian. Time of game about two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Cross
O'Leary
Killien
Benley
Basse
Pickering
Davis
Robinson
Killian
Detroit
Philadelphia
Br Eillien
Henley
Hickman
Leptin
Looghiin
King
Orth Puzzled St. Louis Beats New York Five Hits
St Louis mustered only five hits as Orth held the locals to five. Kahoe’s throwing to bases highlighted the game. Burkett hit a two-base shot and Heidlerick, Orth each doubled. Final score: New York 4, St Louis 1. Attendance 9,900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Orth
Kahoe
Wallace
Ol Williams
Anderson
Pibertela
Fultz
Conroy
Kleinow
Orth Pew
Burker
Heidrick
Dougherty
Sudhoff
St. Louie
Umpfire
Mr. Connolly
National League Scores and Standings Summary
National League results show Pittsburg 7 New York 2 and 4 1 wins for Pittsburg and St Louis 6 Philadelphia 1. Boston 5 Chicago 4. Brooklyn 8 Cincinnati 0. Remaining games Pittsburg at New York Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Standings list Pittsburg 70 29 .707 and St Louis 52 61 88 .676 with Boston 69 39 .602 and Brooklyn 45 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Plitteburg
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philade
W. L. Pet
Pittsburg Dominates Doubleheader Against New York
Pittsburg takes both ends of a doubleheader from New York as Mathewson exits early in game one and Wiltse finishes. Attendance reaches 23,924 as Pittsburg wins 9 2 in game one and 4 2 in game two with strong hitting from Browne Bransfield Ritchey and Mertes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Mathewson
Wiltse
Cama Fittaburg
Rhoa
Rhoah Leach
B'nahan
Beaumont
Browne
M'Cormick
Devils
Wagner
Donline Bransfield
Mertes
Kruger
Datlen
Ritchey
Gilbert
Carlach
Dunne
Flaherty
Bowerman
P- Zaiail
Pitteburg
Pittaburg
Wiltee
Wilts
Hransfield
Johnstone
Reg
Rug AE Leach
Nahan
Gariseh
Warner
Lynch
Ul Taylor
Dunn
Taylor
Bransfield
McCormlick
Crowne
Bresnahan
Mertey
Om@ Taylor
Mr. Johnstone
End-of-season sale on two-piece crash suits
A retailer promotes stock-taking by offering deep reductions on dwindling two-piece homespun and wool crash suits. Prices drop to 20, 18, 15, 12, and 10 dollars as the end of season sacrifice to clear remaining inventory.
Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati Twice in Shutout Doubleheader
Hanlon's Brooklyn wins both games at home 7 to 0 and 4 to 0 over Cincinnati. Scanlon and Cronin pitched the first and second games respectively, with Cincinnati left on base in crucial moments. Attendance 3,500. Gessler, Seymour, Lumley, Sheckard and Corcoran starred for Brooklyn. Cincinnati struggled offensively, with Beanson and Kellum on the mound for the visitors. Time of game 1 hour 3 minutes. 2nd game 1 hour 24 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rhoar
Cincinnati
Rhoah' Gessler
Dolan
Dillon
Saymour
Lumley
Sebring
Sheckard
Oldwall
Strang
Corvoran
Bubb
Gdwell
Steipfeldt
Babb
Seaplan
Kellum
Hy Kellum
Beanson
Behlel
Zimmer
GAM
Corcoran
Woodrum
Geasler
Sehler
Woodruff
Bails
Om Ewing
Cronin
Ewing
Zmmer
Young Proved Easy as Chicago Tops Boston in Baseball
Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 1 after Owen held the visitors to four singles. Davis, Isbell, LaChance and Dundon sparked the defense with sharp fielding. Attendance reached 10,650 as Chicago batted around in the late innings, while Owen and Young matched strong pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Owen
Davis
Isbell
Lachance
Calfins
Boston
Selbach
Parent
YIALI
Farrell
C Young
Callahan
Dundon
Davia
Young
Mr. Sheridan
St Louis sweeps doubleheader over Philadelphia
Philadelphia lost both games as St Louis outplayed the locals in both ends. Attendance 3,091. First game featured Rao, Warrell, Thomas, Shannon, and Barclay among others with St Louis posting four earned runs to Philadelphia one. Second game totals show off Philadelphia errors and Silenced pitching by ONeal and Duggleby with St Louis again winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Rao
Warrell
Thomas
Shannon
Titus
Beckley
Overton
McGee
Mitchell
Donohue
Roth
Fraver
Grady
Barclay
Brain
Burke
Smoot
Wirst
Basia
Wrazer
Fraser
Nichols
Cimpire
Mr. Emslie
RHOA
Rhoad
Wolverton
Mellee
Gleason
Shay
Brain Smoot
O'Neil
Duggleby
O'Neill
Elmslie
Bad Base Running Dooms Detroit in Ninth for Philadelphia
Detroit and Philadelphia played a tight game with Detroit tying in the ninth on Hickman’s three-base hit. Philadelphia then exploded in the extra innings with a clutch sequence of three hard hits aided by misplays, edging Detroit 3 to 2. Attendance was about 2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Hickman
Philadelphias
Boston Wins Ninth In Extra Inning on Abbatichio Hit
Boston defeated Chicago in the tenth inning as Abbaticchio doubled and an outfield fly drove in the run, after Boston solved Willis late in the game. The second game was rain shortened with Chicago 2, Boston 0 at the end of the first inning. attendance listed as 7,85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Augus
Chicago
Willis
Wicker
Carney
VanZant
Maran
Barry
Wills
al Vickers
Tatala
Winnington
Geler
Abbaticchio
Moran
Kling
Vickers
Minor League Baseball and Other Sports News
Scores from American Association Southern and Eastern leagues with multiple games across cities including Columbus Indianapolis Louisville Toledo Little Rock New Orleans Nashville Memphis Shreveport Montgomery Baltimore Jersey City Providence Rochester Buffalo Jacksonville Savannah Columbia Charleston Macon Augusta Dumbarton Rockville and a chess match proposal between Marshall and Janowski plus rifle match results and a column on recreation and sports culture.
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Southern League
Little Rock
Atlanta
Nev
Orleans
New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Shreveport
Montgomery
Baltimore
Jersey City
Providence
Rochester
Buffalo
Molly Brantin Prevails in Merchants and Citizens Handicap
At Saratoga on Aug 16 Molly Brant won the Merchants and Citizens Handicap by a neck over Broomstick in a stretch duel as Canajoharie led early then finished ahead of Court Maid. Duryea stable took the third race with Princess Rupert and Artful finishing first and second. Other winners included Jack Lory in the fifth and Bobadil dominating the sixth, with a busy program and tomorrow’s entries listing several horses and odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Broomstick
Molly Brant
Moly Brant
Groomstick
Africander
Adriatha
Sir Lynnewood
Duryea
Princess Rupert
Artful
Jack Lory
Pinnine
Bobadil
Lyne
Sir Lyonewond
Cormack
Marjoram
L. Jones
Monet
Orthodox
Tot Sun
Andrew Mack
Pulsus
Sliver Foot
Csnaajobarie
F. Johnson
Courtmaid
Henman
Gardolph
Harris
the Globe
Luis
Guldspot
Homestead
Briarthorpe
Southampton
Charter
Stervedore
Merchants and Citizens
Qdom
Burns
Reservation
H. Phillipa
Dainty
Major Daingerfield
High Chancellor
Lord of the Vale
Odom
Dandelion
Shaw
Dive Bird
Allumeur
Amberjack
Austin Allen
Tata
Hobadhl
Sperling
Reynote
W. Fisher
Brooklynite
Robbins
Conkling
James F
Glisten
Easy
Street
Allan
Dar le Duc
Gold Dome
Tramotor
Meadowhar
One
Jerry
Merry Lasvie
Workman
Consuelo II
Nispilck
Ike “S
Khorasan
Blue Coat
Hubete
Jessup
Greencraft
Scotch Plume
Sud Liberia
Caughnawaga
Claude
Duke of Kendal
Gold Money
Spring
Gray
Friar
de Reszke
New York
Tigria
Malden
Liberty
Aeronaut
Charles Elliott
Dan K
Snilling Alice
Golden Fleur
Atuna
Steel Trap
Agent
Lancashire Lass
Step Dance
Little Buttercup
Calmness
Lizzie Albertine
Hob Mossom
Agnes Virginia
Merces
Upsets At Fair Grounds Shake Heavy Favorites
At St Louis August 1 the Cook won the Fair Grounds feature by two lengths, with Fruit two lengths ahead of Miss Powell and the favorite Argosy disappointing in fourth. Poles Bergeres also shocked by finishing well back. Track fast. Races include four furlongs won by Anna belle Lee at 46 to 1, seven furlongs won by Bab, one mile and seventy yards by Varra, six furlongs handicap won by The Cook, and six furlongs won by J. W. ONeil with Santa Ventura among those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cook
Fruit
Miss Powell
Argosy
Poles Bergeres
Annabelle Lee
L. Willam
Nerenthe
W. Davis
Even
Seroml
Pharmacy
Rice
Miss Nannie L
Korea
Pallona
Thurele L
Meretta
Besate Me
Elenika
Lady Sellers
Zuleika d’Or
Flying Fire
Bab
L. Wilson
Sid Silver
Cesola
Miss Manners
H. Anderson
Onanette
General Prig
Suave
Vallantine
Worthington
Extol
Latger
St. Simonian
Varra
Scully
Varna Fungo
Seder
Wissendine
Plunkett
Trinity Bell
Shortcake
Lynch
Misanthorpe
Sting
Athelroxe
Decaration
Amberita
Fenian
Reging Dais
the Cook
Landsey
John Hennepsy
Edith May
J. W. O'Neil
H. Snderson
Tally H
Joe Goss
Ivers
Santa Ventura
Bensonhurst
Atlas
Folles Bergeres
Mamselle
Dolly Gray
Dervish
Rase
S. Conway
Brooklyn
Austin
W. Davisy
Mildred L
Pyrrho
Galve
Lady Chorister
Miss Hon
Semper Vivax
John McGurky
Lelia Hunter
Dresden
Renaissance
Monoxram
Anofaquam
Albertola
Opinion
Hersatn
Walpole
Tommy O’hara
Fred Priesmeyer
Bradwerlin
Mellwood
Flora
Triple Silver
Ophelia
Martin Sayse
Fond Memory
Sweet Note
Modest
Lockaway
Muscovelt
Rowe
Juba
Felix Mozzes
Hilene
Dotage
Lady Mercury
Gold Monarch
Kitty Belle Brooks
Mc Ritchey
Trixie White
Amoskoday
Milton Young
Erla Lee
Princess Orna
Handi- Monastery Beer Fhone
Louis Bush
Detroit
Mich
Highland Park Jockey Club
Starfell
Saratoga
Graydon
Zarkee
Maggie Mackey
Albula
Christine A
Blue Grouse
Dictator
Frances Dillon
Hach
Eau Claire
Marlin
Ben Fonsa
Zarkoe
Scarfell
War Whoop
Dutch
Barbara
Mum
Jade
Benmora
Bath Beach
Runners listed with weights in two racing events
In the fifth race over six furlongs the entries include Byron Hose 88, Harmaki Booster 90, Just So 8, and Quaker Girl 96 among others. The sixth race over one mile lists Mal Lowery 92, Lady Charles 95, Velos 8, and Velos 100 for several names such as Trepsetter 101 and Caterpillar 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Hose
Harmaki Booster
Just So
Jack Young
Basa'Or
Quaker Girl
St. Patris
Hazel H
Aggie Lewis
Ea Ball
Torle
Pat Hammon
Bertyie
Lady Felix
Apple Sweet
Susie Letcher
Dusky Secret
Captain Gaston
Ben Lear
Mal Lowery
Lady Charles
Feronta
Velos
Baby Hall
Leonia
Laura Funter
Trepsetter
Bulsatul
Flora Willoughby
Caterpillar
Eleanor Howard
Buccleuth
Doctor Burns
RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE TRACK MEET SHIFTS IN FARES
White Plume defeats Don Domo by a short head in the second race at Hawthorne as three months rest shows in the field. Aliee Commoner, Dod Anderson win the first and Frivol sisters race results list. Detroit and Saugus trotting contests highlight the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plume
Don Domo
Chicago
Hawthorne
Omly
Aliee Commoner
Davis
Dod Anderson
Aubuchon
Bernice
Knapp
Artifice
Fatr Allen
Trossachs
Annora J
Morrison
Monastie II
Soufriere
Newtown Hay
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Robin Hood
Myron Dale
No Trumper
Nicol
Petit Duc
Mountain
Retort
al Casey
Clrcle D
Rainwitch
Garvice
Lady Fashion
Feicht
D. L. Moore
Seamster
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Hoffier
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Gioriosa
Fancy Man
the Lady
Cnapp
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Melotyre
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O'Hagen
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Hudson
Feldt
Badger
Tom Hall
Baronet
Hainault
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Maud Mutler
Monte
Prior
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Allen Avon
Haffler
Belle Kinney
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Marshalsen
Joe Frey
Begone
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Memnon
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Bragg
Fort Royal
Sylvia Talbot
the Crivis
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Cutter
Katie Zitt
Stu Lee
Ralph Resse
Deshon
Eckersall
Bellaranno
Rank Monteverde
Royal
Choices Lose Big Events at Brighton Beach
On August 16 at Brighton Beach the grand circuit meet featured the 2:20 trot and the 2:08 pace as main events amid cloudy skies and large crowds. Stanley Dillon won the 22N trot in straight heats while John M. claimed the 2:08 pace after Pan Michael led early. Gallagher took the second heat but fatigue altered outcomes across the event lineup.
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Brighton Beach
Snyder McGregor
Bonnie Russell
Stanley Dillon
Gallagher
Pan Michael
John M
Mila Beats
Paris—Lours
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Spear
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Torreon
Cheery Lass
Robby McGregor
Wal_ come Bunker
Andrewa
Bessie Abbott
Hudson
Starlight
Wilson
Earl Scott
Moloney
Florence Wilton
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