Aggies Win pennant bid as Glinch twirls fine ball
Agriculture defeats Interior and Treasury squads in key pennant contests. George Washington captain Titus pitches for Agriculture on the south diamond, guiding a 6 to 1 victory over Interior and a 7 to 5 win for Treasury earlier, with strong hitting from Wiley and Stevenson. The Agriculture team holds the pennant with one game left, while Treasury and Interior show late rallies but fall short to the Money Department.
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Doyle
Barnhart
Brown
Stevenson
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Reds
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Aigzo Stevenson
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Piicher
Hy Tua
Erwin
Mr Venable
Immaculate Conception and Trinity Games Tie Up in Six Inning Stanzas
Immaculate Conception and St Patrick’s Holy Name fought a six inning tie with 9 to 2, Ty Cullen Tierney and Daly featuring for Immaculate. Cook pitched well for St Patrick’s. Trinity beat Immaculate Conception 8 to 2 in a slow game. Front Royal defeats Delaplane 10 to 9 in thirteen innings. Dunn shines for Front Royal. Brookland game set for 5:30 as P. O. plans match play on the Mahone.
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Comiskey to Lead White Sox on Tour Says Chicago Report
From Chicago comes word Comiskey will accompany the White Sox on their tour in the Ratt. The move signals a tougher Sox, with Comiskey at the helm boosting team cohesion. Containing rumors about Jones and Izzy Davin, the piece praises Comiskey as a baseball mastermind and notes past World Series success with both Browns and White Sox.
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Columbia Athletic Club Triumphs In Sloppy Pennant Chase
In a tense late rally, Columbia Athletic Club overcame St Stephen's Institute to win 3 to 2 after a seventh inning surge amid fielding miscues by West End. Earlier, St Stephen's led, but Columbia turned the tables on North Capitol Street grounds. Special to The Washington Post. Petersburg, Va. Aug. 16. Riverside beat Emporia 2 to 0 in the first of a three game set.
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Browns Rally Past Nationals In St Louis Duel
Washington and St Louis clash as Charley Smith falters in fifth. Rickey and Koehler drive decisive hits to lift the Browns over the Nationals 8 to 4 in a tense game marked by Glade’s pitching and late miscues by Washington fielders.
Washington and others in Eastern League standings report
Eastern League results list games across cities including Jersey City Buffalo Newark Providence Montreal and more with multiple matchups and scores. Notable entries include Washington 1 St Louis 6 Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 4 and Boston 4 Chicago 9 in various leagues alongside American and National League notes and team standings.
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St Louis
Phillies Split Doubleheader with Cleveland on Aug 16
Philadelphia and Cleveland played a doubleheader in which Cleveland won the first game by outhitting Philadelphia and a late rally by Bender helped Philadelphia in the second game. Line scores show Cleveland and Philadelphia exchanges lead as the day produced two closely contested contests. Fetzer signs with Philadelphia after leaving Danville, set to report September 6.
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Danville
Giants Win Two as New York Beats St Louis Cardinals
New York took both ends of a twin bill in St Louis, winning 10-5 in the first game and 3-1 in the second. Bent Bennett and Seymour led the club with multiple hits as the Giants built early leads and held off late rallies.
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Notable Plays and Roster Buzz in Afternoon Doubleheader
Powell and Smith may work for McAleer in the afternoon, while Staal may with Falkenberg and Hughes. Wallace made a fine one handed stop of Rickey's high heave to deny Anderson Mehing and slapped the ball on Andy. Niles and Stone struggled at bat. Altizer attempted a steal and was tagged. Stone fanned in the fourth as a chorus rose for the great batters. Stone and Lajoie remain top swatmen, Hartzell contested, and Nico praised as a promising third baseman amid roster chatter.
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Lopla Nordyke
Foundry and Sixth Play In Sunday School League Tilt
The Sunday School League saw Foundry defeat Sixth as King and Pomeroy led with three singles each. Atchison pitched well for Foundry while Linham and McDonald highlighted solid defense. Other notes mention local athletic clubs seeking games and a trade sending Larry McLean to Cincinnati from Portland.
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heil—Clark
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Reds
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Ore
William Essick
Cincinnati
Greer and Titus May Clash in Middle States Regatta
Boston’s Frank Greer and New York’s Constance Titus head the field for the Middle States Regatta on the Potomac Labor Day. If plans hold, the senior single sculls race will decide the undisputed American championship with Greer seeking to defend his last year’s title and Titus aiming to dethrone him after a Worcester regatta display. Titus faced Shepheard, who quit before the finish, while observers say Greer’s transfer may have kept him from nationals.
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Giants
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Boston
Constance Titus
New York
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Gans Near Weight in Goldfield Training
Baltimore Negro and battler Joe Gans weighed 135 pounds on the scales in public at Goldfield Nevada as he prepared for the Nelson bout. Gans declared road work would bring him to peak form and warned fans nationwide to back his chances. Nelson began light training with no sparring.
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Old Dominion Boat Club denies eight oared entry plan
A Virginia member rejected reports that the Old Dominion Boat Club of Alexandria would send a junior eight to the Middle States regatta on Labor Day at Potomac. The club lacks an eight and a suitable boat house, so it will likely enter a four instead. Also noted are Vanderbilt Maintenon’s win at Deauville and a Brownies victory over Winchester, with Cumberland tying then winning in fourteen innings.
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Jabs and Counters in Early Reports From 1900s Boxing
Gans arrives in Columbia Nevada to begin training and wins 7.60 for rap shooting. Referee Charley Eyton of Los Angeles resigns after heavy criticism from Frauke Neil’s father. Mike Sullivan of Cambridge and Jack Doughery of Milwaukee sign with a Butte Montana club to box on Labor Day afternoon. The Hight twin joins Denver University aiming to fight Rube Smith this week.
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Los Angeles
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Mike Sullivan
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Butte
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S. S. S. Consultation Service for Blood and Skin Disease
The Swift Specific Co announces a free Consultation Department staffed by licensed physicians specializing in blood and skin diseases. They offer advice to users of S. S. S. with no charge and without selling other products, ensuring confidential replies to all inquiries from Atlanta, Georgia.
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