Aggies Win Pennant Bid as Glinch Shines on South Diamond
The Agriculture lineup led by G Washington's captain pitched by Titus and Weber beat Interior to clinch the pennant on the south diamond. The game featured twelve errors yet free hitting powered a fourth inning win and a late surge to seal the title. Treasury routed the Post Office in a separate stand with Bielaski driving four hits for a 7 to 1 victory.
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Erwin
Mr Venable
Immaculate Conception and Trinity Baseball Tie and Scores
Immaculate Conception and St Patrick’s Trinity battled to ties in six and eight innings with昨日’s games featuring strong pitching by Cook and Daly. Front Royal edged Delaplane in a thirteen inning thriller as Dunn excelled on the mound and Royal prep for Brookland’s upcoming game at 5:30.
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Comiskey to Lead White Sox on Tour and Shift in Power
Chicago report says Comiskey will accompany the White Sox on their road trip and take personal charge at home. He is praised as the greatest baseball manager, with past success leading St Louis Browns to four American Association titles and two world championships for the White Sox. The piece notes rival managers’ skepticism about his pitching staff and forecasts a heated season as Comiskey aims to lift Chicago to the pennant, amid speculation over trades and roster moves with other clubs.
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Columbia Wins Narrowly as St Stephens Falters in Pennant Race
In the Capital City League action at North Capitol street grounds Columbia Athletic Club edged St Stephens Institute 4 to 3 after a sixth and seventh inning rally. For the first five frames St Stephens led but Columbia rallied on consecutive hits and misplays by West End to pull ahead. Mortality hit a home run for Columbia and several players accounted for runs as the game progressed. Umpire H Collifower presided over a 1 hour 5 minute contest. Special to The Washington Post.
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Browns Bunch Triumph in Extra Rough Baseball Tilt
Washington topples St Louis 6 to 1 as Rickey and Koehler drive timely hits and Glade dominates until late. Smith falters after five innings, Altizer, Anderson, and Nill spark the visitors with decisive doubles and solid fielding.
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Washington Strikes First in Eastern League Action At Jersey City
Eastern League play featured Buffalo edging Jersey City 1 0 and then Jersey City taking 6 1 to even the series. Newark beat Toronto 3 2 while Baltimore routed Rochester 14 2. Providence defeated Montreal 3 2. Shiroma noted with Philadelphia and New York and Cleveland players listed. standings show teams like St Louis Boston and Brooklyn in various leagues. Boston slated for upcoming games as National and Virginia leagues report standings and schedules.
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Cleveland Wins First Game In Doubleheader At Philadelphia
Cleveland bats well to outscore Philadelphia in the first game as Band er scores the winning run. Line scores show Cleveland 3 9 2 and Philadelphia 1 7 4 with Stalwart pitching and furthers in the later innings. Fetzer signs with Philadelphia for September 6 arrival.
Giants Win Two as New York Beats St Louis in Twinbill
New York defeated St Louis twice on August 16. In the first game the Giants won 10 to 5, with strong hitting from Bennett Beckley and Seymour and solid pitching by Thompson. In the second game New York triumphed 3 to 1 behind steady offense and defense, with key contributions from Seymour and Bowerman.
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Fragmented Notes From Double Header Amid Batting Slumps
The record describes Powell Smith and McAleer in the afternoon double header with Staal Falkenberg Hughes involved. It notes Stone, Niles, and altzer in awkward plays, praise for Wallace on Rickey’s high throw, and mentions Niles ousting Hartzell at third while Stone and Lajoie draw applause for remaining steady batters.
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Andy
Niles
Stone
George
Altizer
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Lajoie
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Roy Hartzell
Roy
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Pennsylvania
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Sunday School League Leads and Local Club News
Foundry defeats Sixth with strong hitting led by King and Pomeroy who each had three singles. Atchison pitched well for Foundry as lineup details and fielding highlights are listed. Also notes on local athletic clubs seeking games with specific age groups and a trade: Larry McLean heads to the Reds from Portland in a recent deal.
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Jy King
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Warman
Litchield
Duny
Brien
Cokner
Lynhom
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heil—Clark
Mr. Betts
Greer and Titus Foresee Battle for Middle States Championship
Boston’s Frank Greer and New York’s Constance Titus, top single scullers, are projected to meet in the senior singles at the Middle States Regatta on the Potomac Labor Day for the undisputed national championship. Greer, last year’s American champion, was barred from nationals after a club transfer. Titus impressed at Worcester, with rival Shepheard beaten as the finish neared.
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Boston
Constance Titus
New York
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Tegatta
Worcester
Rane
Titus
Shepheard
Gans Near Weight in Nelson Bout Preparations
Baltimore lightweight Joe Gans and rival Nelson began training in Goldfield Nevada on August 1 as Gans surprised spectators by weighing 135 pounds. Gans declared the lighter weight favors his chances and promised victory, while Nelson started with light work and no sparring.
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Nev
Joe Gang
Nelson
Old Dominion Boat Club to skip eight in regatta plan revised
A local paper report claimed the Old Dominion Boat Club Alexandria would enter a junior eight in the Middle States regatta on Labor Day but a Virginia member denied the plan last night The club lacks an eight oared shell and even with a loaned boat from Washington clubs its boathouse is too small The club will likely enter a four in the regatta Vanderbilt Maintenon wins at Deauville Winchester Browns beat Winchester 3 to 1 Richmond's Hogan and Shelton on the mound featuring Rose Manning catch and Bowers home runs Cumberland defeats Waynesburg in fourteen 16 to 5 at Hogsherman field with Montgomery Emundson Dailey on the scoresheet
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Jabs and Counters in Early Fight Notes
The report mentions Gans visiting Columbia Nevada to train where he won 7.60 for a rap shooting. Los Angeles referee Charley Eyton quits refereeing after heavy criticism from Frauke Neil's father. Mike Sullivan of Cambridge and Jack Doughery of Milwaukee signed by a Butte club to box on Labor Day afternoon. The Hight twin is in Denver varsity and expects to fight Rube Smith this week.
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Los Angeles
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Swift Specific Co. Offers Free Medical Guidance
The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta GA explains a long standing Consultation Department with licensed physicians who advise free on blood and skin diseases. Thousands cured by S S S and patients reporting improvements after guidance. No sales pressure, confidential correspondence, and patients urged to refer friends.
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