Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1911

Page

7

Moeller Impresses In Rochester's Loss To Baltimore

Baltimore 6 Rochester 2 as Dan Moeller stars at bat for Rochester with three hits including a triple and two singles. Kahoe praises Moeller’s speed and fielding while Foster and Spencer also contribute. Umpire Hart’s call on a key rundown sparks debate and Baltimore launches a campaign for cleaner play, led by President Barrow.

Baltimore Barrow Hart Schmidt Alperman

American League Standings and Yesterday's Results

The American League table shows Philadelphia leading with a .652 mark at 71 wins and 38 losses, followed by Cleveland and Detroit with uneven records. Yesterday's results list Washington over Philadelphia, St Louis over Chicago, Boston over Detroit, Philadelphia over Chicago, New York over Cleveland, and Chicago over New York with several decisive game outcomes.

Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Chicago Washington St. Louis Philadelphia St. Louis Wankington St St. Louis Boston New York Cleve

National League Standings Confusing Fragment Highlights

National League table shows Chicago 63 38 624 and New York 64 41 65 42 with teams including Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia and St Louis. The text mixture indicates standings with wins losses and percentages, though format is garbled.

W. L. Pet Chicago Bt. Louis New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston

Nationals Start Tour With Shut Out Victory

Special to The Washington Poet St Louis Aug 17 Walter Johnson dominates as Washington beats St Louis 6 0 in a pitchers duel The Browns commit errors while Johnson and Washington bats provide minimal offense Johnson allows only four Browns hits and Johnson fans seven as Milan Schaefer and Cunningham deliver the run support at Sports Park in St Louis Aug 17.

Washington St. Louis Walter Johnson Nationals Browns Washingaton Mr. Johnson McAleer Johnson Red Nelson Clyde Milan Milan Conroy Nelson Herman Schabfer Walker Gessler Cunningham Mr.lan Schaeffer Laporte Gespler

Nationals Special to The Washington Post report of St Louis series opener

The Washington Nationals beat St Louis in a tense opening game with strong hits by Johnson and Cunningham. Gust, the new first baseman, impressed fields with barehanded plays while Walker saved a likely triple and Gust snagged a sharp grounder to retire McBride.

Washington Post St. Louis McAleer Dixie Walker Petty Johnson Mike Street Shotton Washington Cunningham Criss Nelson Hall Wallace Gust Harrisburg, I Tom Jones Laporte Schaefer Stephens McBride Profit Conroy Nationals Walker Gessler

Cubs suspend Zimmerman after rough game with Boston

Frank Chance, manager of the Cubs, suspended infielder Zimmerman indefinitely after a poor showing in a game against Boston. The action echoes a recent incident when Zimmerman fell out with the manager over conduct during a trip, though he had previously done good work this season.

Washington Post Boston Frank Chante Cubs Zimmerman Boston Tolay Sheore

Wagner May Not Be Back This Season for Pirates

New York Aug. 17 Hans Wagner faces likely season long layoff after an X ray revealed a broken small bone in his ankle rather than a sprain. He uses crutches and doctors estimate at least three weeks before he can stand on the ankle again with no guarantee of return this year. McCarthy has taken Wagner's shortstop role but lacks his fielding prowess.

Washington Post New York Hans Wagner McCarthy Hans Theyatic

Shake Up in the Tigers

Detroit manager Hugh Jennings announced a major infield shift this week once Gainor returns. Surgeons say Gainor cannot play soon. Likely moves include Delahanty to second and Bauman to third. Moriarty will play only a few games this year.

Washington Post Detroit Mich Hugh Jennings Gainor Jennings Delahanty Bauman Moriarty

Davison Player Dies After Ball Hit

In Davison Michigan on August 17 Lawrence Burton a local ballplayer died after being struck near the base of the skull by a throw from third baseman Branelt of Ottaville while attempting to score from third on an infield hit. Burton was a respected farmer aged four years.

Davison Mich Lawrence Burton Branelt Ottaville Branch Burton

Lynn After Cy Young Newscard in New England League

Boston reports Lynn club of the New England League extended a high salary offer to Cy Young. The telegram guarantees the highest salary ever paid by the league though the amount isn’t public. Young would be a marquee draw on the New England circuit, likely covering expenses.

Boston Lynn Cy Young New England Young

Giants Take Doubleheader Lead Over Reds in Brooklyn

New York 그리고 Aug 17 Giants sweep both ends of a doubleheader against Cincinnati to move into second place in the National League as Pittsburgh falters in Brooklyn. First game features early Giants scoring bursts, Keefe hit hard, Ames strong pitching. second game sees Smith struggling early but Giants again pour on runs.

New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn Giants Samoa Keefe Ames Smith Cincinnnati Beacher Devore Bates Doyle Devlin Mitchelli Snodgrass Murray Mérkle Herzog Fletcher Paulette Myers Oy Wilson Arhds Humphries Lhooor Huon—Hescher Bitchell Mariana Becker Merkle Herzogs Fletcher Atte Mitchell Hexeher Boyle Messia Rigler Finneran U Murray Hoblitzell Mareens Downey Egan Grant McLean Severeld Amith Rune Bean Doyie Wilson Tito Snodprasa Crandall Staten

Boston Defeats Chicago In Free Hitting Contest

Boston, August 17. talp-enders outbatted league leaders Chicago in a high scoring game 12 to 4. Schulte hit his nineteenth homer, Donlin and Goode also went deep, Sweeney and Jackson featured at the plate. Pitcher Richter held Chicago to four runs, with McIntire and Purdue also yielding multiple hits as Boston built early lead and held on for the win.

Cubs Boston Chiesa Purdue Goode Schulte Sweeney Donlin Jackson Chicago Dae Sweeney o/Shean Ingerton Doyle McDon OlGoode jRariden Finier Ain Archer Graham McDonald Raridem Schutte Ticker Shean McIntire Sweener Gowdy Richter Bridwell Doubie Deyla Tinker Safer Geses MeIntire Rariden Misers Johnstone Eason

St Louis Dominates Phillies in 7 0 Exhibition Win

St Louis coasted to a 7 0 victory over Philadelphia as Bresnahan missed the game due to illness. The contest featured a strong showing in all departments, with Huggins Oakes Konetchy and Steele delivering key hits as St Louis built an early lead and coasted to the win.

Hackenschmidt to train on north shore before Labor Day bout

Russian Lion Hackenschmidt arrives from New York to commence training on the north shore of Lake Michigan ahead of his Labor Day title match with Frank Gotch. Emil Klank, Gotch’s representative, will observe Hackenschmidt’s condition on arrival to judge any improvements since last seen. Gotch plans to leave Humboldt Iowa August 26 to join the Chicago camp for final preparations.

Chicago George Hacken- Behmidt Frank Gotch Lake Michigan New York Hackenschmidt Emil Klank Gotch Klank Humboldt Iowa

Brooklyn's Rally Tops Pittsburgh in Slugfest

Brooklyn nips Pittsburgh 9 to 7 after trailing by four in the sixth. Barger leads ninth inning rally, Coulson doubles driving in two, Zimperman single-rallies. Key hits from Byrne Clarke McCarthy and Erwin push Brooklyn to victory. final score 9-7.

Brooklyn Pittsburgh Barger Miller Coulson Garey Hummel Zimmerman AE Byrne Tooley Davidson Wilson Zimpien Gthaon PlErwin Farry Burk Chninitz Otcogse Tolala Scharit Byrne Clarke McCarthe McKechnie Gibson Camnitz Davidsom Erwin Ferry Scanlon Mesers Kemn Brennan Granme

Athletics Gain Four-Game Lead in pennant race

The Athletics swept a doubleheader against the White Sox, 3-1 and 5-1, to move four games ahead in the American League pennant chase as Coombs and Bender pitched well and timely hits produced both wins. Chicago 1 3 1 Philadelphia 3 5 1.

Chicago White Sox Athletics Detroit Pennsylvanians Tigers Coombs Bender Phila Hua E McIntyre Sib.land Raad B.collldria OlBaker Liza McConnell MeInnes J Colfax Murphy Oldring Baker McInnes Philedelphia Firet Balle Walsh Coombe Wild Behales Parker and Sherdan Tine Abhoa el Phila Roar Melmyre H.lord Callahan OlColling O Bodie Es McConnell Mogriige P. i Lange

Highlanders Beat Naps In Cleveland Loss To New York

Cleveland fell to New York 6 to 2 as Daniels Jackson and Pora led the visitors. Pitched evenly until late, with New York scoring in bursts and Cleveland left on base in key innings. Batted for Gregg in sixth, for Fisher in ninth, and for Kaler in the clinching inning.

Cleveland New York Today Daniels Jackson New York Hamel Harteell Turner Gardner Sweeney Jutchert Gregg Fisher Kaler Easterly Daniele Walter Chase Cree Banterly Wolter Ford Messrs. O'Loughlin Muffin

Boston Triumphs Over Detroit In Long Opening Game

In Boston Aug 17 Boston defeated Detroit 4 to 3 in the opener of a three game series. The decisive run came in the ninth as Hendrickson’s drive bypassed Jones scoring Pape. Sam Crawford absorbed a foul tip to the face and may miss days. The game lasted 7 hours 5 minutes with Mullin winning after a pitching duel.

Detroit Boston Hendrickson Jones Pape Sam Crawford Hena Oldones Dee Gardner Delahanty Carrigan O'Leary Wagner Baumann Lonergan Stanage Mullin P. al Ruos Lewis Bush Cobb Hepfrigan Rome Lewie Ott Pape G’leary Beaes Heston Flowse Messia, Egan and Evans

Ball Players on Strike Over Manager Suspension

Six members of the Houston Texans league team refuse to accompany the squad to Fort Worth and will not play until Manager Hunter Hill is reinstated. Hill received season‑long suspension after owner disputes and a 100 fine. catcher Sledd Allen was named to replace him.

Houston Texas Hunter Hill Fort Worth Hill Hil Sledd Allen

Cubs Buy New Pitcher Charley Smith from Newark

Chicago today announced the purchase of Charley Smith, Newark Eastern League pitcher, for immediate delivery. The Cubs will exchange cash and possibly a player or two to Newark, and President Murphy also arranged a deal with Rockford for pitchers Slupnicka and Marshall to join next spring.

Chicago Charley Smith Newark Cubs Smith Murphy Rockford Club Wisconsin Hulmneors Slupnicka and Marshall Cub

Baseball Standings and Scores From Eastern and South Atlantic Leagues

Eastern League results show Baltimore beat Rochester in Baltimore with a 2 and Boston, Providence, Toronto games. Jersey City split with Buffalo 4 2 and 2 1. Newark defeated Montreal 7 4 then Montreal won 10 1. South Atlantic League games list Albany 5 Columbia 4 Macon 4 Savannah 4 Jacksonville 8 4 and Columbus 5 Charleston 3.

Baltimore Rochester Providence Toronto Jersey City Buffalo Newark Montreal Albany Columbia Macon Maron Savannah Jacksonville S. A L Columbus Charleston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Moeller Mike Kahoe Spencer Foster Joe S. Jackson Dan Moeller Nationale Ballis Kahoe Inield Brounders Rath Naps Sam Frock Balla Vickers Ahart Fielding Moran Atiitl East AESY Sidney West Dunlap Hats Hanton St Louie Palindelphia Schweitzer Meloan Stephena Siaa BO Btrest Theing St Louis Geasier Milas C. Walker NcBride Chance D. J. Kaufman Man Pa. Ave Pirates Marine Corps Brown and Clausell Kessler Kansas Anding Army Infantry Camp Perry Ohio Brown Claugell District of Columbia District Riflemen RB. J. Kessler B. A. Dixon W. Anding W. F. Leushmet V. S. Czegka A. D. Rothrock Second Ohio Infantry Tewees New Jersey McDougal Wise Massachusetts National Rife Association Sergeant Leushner Hoessian Keough Bresnahan Lobert Ei Phila Oakes Paskert Koneteby Eilts Magee St Evang Oo of Titus Mowrey Bransfeld OlDoolan Hugsing Konetchy Steele Huggins Doolan Huggis Evans Indianapolis American Association National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs Hack Will Highlanders Crawford Ball Fileman Bro Outfitters Bath Seventh E Streets N.W E. B Going Wm. Hahn & Co 7Th & K Sts Hausen Mertz Mertz & EE Tne Meyer’ S Military Shop Penna. Ave. N Ryland and Kid Lavigne Isarge Lavigne Lavigne Milwaukee Egearetik Louinville Toledo Indianapolie Indianapoltec Kansas City St. Prod Kan- Banee St. Paul Southern League Nashville Montgomery Chattanooga New Orleana Atlanta Mobile Tristate League Reading Harrisburg Trenton Johnstown Lancaster York Wilmington Altoona New York State League Scranton Elmira Syracuse Sytecuee Troy Utlee Utica Richmond Norfolk Roanoke Lynchburg Danville SC Joseph St. Joseph Topeka Denver Sioux City Lincoln Des Moines Pueblo Omaha Carolina Association Winston Salem Greete Alle Anderson—Anderson Wetenburg Glenroy Civett, Peabody & Co Troe
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication