St Stephen's Edges Carroll In Eighth In Capital City League
St Stephen's Institute rallied to beat Carroll Institute 8 to 5 in a tense Capital City League game. Wheatley started strong for Carroll, but four late hits and a bold rally propelled St Stephen's past the Gas Men, with key plays by Hughes Waple and Moriarity and defended by solid fielding and bases. The comeback kept St Stephen's within pennant reach as the game concluded in one hour and twenty nine minutes.
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Turner Athletic Club Beats Library of Congress 9 to 6
Turner Athletic Club defeats the Library of Congress team 9 to 6 at Fourteenth and D streets north west. The game featured strong later innings by the Librarians but Turnerense held on after a rough first. Daugherty hit a home run and Wolfe made a key center field catch as Turner lost four in the first but rallied with three runs in the sixth. Umpire Mr. Kirchner presided over a one hour five minute contest.
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Gonzaga Beats Woodward & Lothrop in Capital City League
Gonzaga won 14 to 0 against Woodward & Lothrop in a Capital City League game yesterday. Brown starred with three hits guiding Gonzaga as they jumped ahead in the first inning and extended their lead, while Moore of Woodward & Lothrop had seven putouts.
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Mahone
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Reba
Misplay Leads Galesmen as Brown Shines in Narrow Defeat
Smith limited baserunners, keeping Gonzaga in terror of his right wing. Brown impressed fans with a running catch on Bradbury’s fly and two key hits including a home run. Woodward and Lothrop’s lineup shuffled with little payoff as Burlingame and Barnes battled on the mound. final totals show Gonzaga 14, opponents 6 with Brown and Mattingly lifting the offense.
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Hetner
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Hedy
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Moore
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Hugues
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Mount Pleasant Congregational Meets St Stephen's In League Day
Sunday-School League standings show Stephen's leading with 14 wins, Mount Pleasant Methodist 14, Guaton 12, Wilson 12, and Gurley 19. Today's games feature Wesley versus Foundry at Van Ness Park and Mount Pleasant Congregational facing St Stephen's on Fourteenth Street and Lydecker Avenue.
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Sixth Presbyterians Top Gunton 6 to 3 In Gatecrashing Victory
The Sixth Presbyterians defeated Gunton 6 to 3 on the White Lot as Gunton, short-handed due to vacations, struggled to hold second place. Seay pitched well for the Reds with 14 strikeouts, while Harries supported a strong defensive game. Asquith and Ballinger stood out on defense, but costly miscues helped the Sixth seal the win.
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Asquith
Ballinger
Rhoa E Gunton
Rhoah Conners
Cheselde
Price
Herbert
Bal'ger
Iba
Rider
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Seay
le Foo
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LD Macd
Hindle
Clark
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Sian
Gunton
Srrots
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Balle
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Fourth Presbyterian Beats St Stephen's In Church League Battle
Fourth Presbyterian defeated St Stephen's 8 to 1 at Van Ness Park to tighten hold on first place. Donaldson yielded strong pitching for the leaders, while Mogaffin led the hitters for Fourth with a three bagger and two singles. St Stephen's bats were kept quiet with several misplays by Draeger and solid defense from Burroughs on the mound.
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Senators Open Final Series With Detroit Here Today
The Eastern and Western clubs chase the pennant after a long West tour. Detroit visits Washington for a 4:30 p.m. opener with Patten facing Killian. Stahl and Clarke lead the Senators in a season marked by pitching depth and uneven batting.
Hess Puzzles Cleveland As St Louis Splits Twin Bill
Cleveland and St Louis split two postponed games in Cleveland. Hess shut down St Louis in the nightcap after Sudhoff struggled, while Howell limited Cleveland in the opener. Attendance reached 6,468 as both clubs chased a win.
Providence Potential In American League Reign Discussed
Chicago August 18 The American League leaders discuss Providence R I as a possible eighth member of the circuit. Ban Johnson and John T Taylor note Providence as a promising baseball town but deny any official sale or decision.
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Boston
Philadelphia Closes Disastrous Series by Losing Two to St. Louis
Philadelphia, Aug. 18, the locals ended a disastrous home series by losing two games to St. Louis. The visitors out bat and out play the Phillies in both games. Attendance 2,463. First game notes include Corridon, Roth, and Beckley in a 4-1 loss. Second game shows St. Louis 8 Philadelphia 3 with Barclay, Gleason, and Donohue contributing key hits.
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Shut-Out for Brooklyn as Harper Shuts Cincinnati Down
After a three day suspension Harper pitched for Cincinnati and shut out Brooklyn 6 to 2 in front of about 1,800. Dolan was ejected for disputing umpire Kennedy in his NL debut. Cincinnati totaled 12 runs with key hits from Gessler and Lumley while Brooklyn managed six, as Harper struck out six batters and allowed a homer in the loss.
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Pittsburg Shuts Out New York in Audacious Errors
Pittsburg blanked New York 6 to 0 as errors by New York enabled Pittsburg to score, with McGinnity and Phillippott pitching. Attendance 7,890. The teams planned a postponed game tomorrow before both head to Pittsburg. Key hits included two-base hits by Devlin and Bresnshaw and a three-base hit by Mertes.
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Minor League Scores and Stoppages From Baseball Night
American Association games show Louisville 4 Toledo 8 Columbus 2 Indianapolis 3 in second, Minneapolis 0 St Paul 1. Southern League Little Rock 1 Birmingham 3 first game, 0 8 second, Shreveport 10 Nashville 13, New Orleans 2 Montgomery unknown. Eastern League Baltimore 6 Rochester 3 Providence 10 Montrest, Jersey City 1 Jersey City 5 Newark 6. South Atlantic Jacksonville 3 Charleston 1 Savannah 4 Columbia 1. Rain halted play at end of sixth. St Patrick’s lose to Royal Blues in 13 innings 15 runs. Norris pitched for the winners. Address listed for J Zoel.
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Bargain in Men's Hose and Reduced Suits
A newspaper item touts 25c black embroidered hose at two for 25c and highlights deeply discounted clothing. It promotes better-cut, better-made suits with prices slashed from $20 to $6.00, noting all two-piece wool crash and homespun suits are priced as listed.
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Rockville Wheaton baseball match ends scandalous 9 0 for Wheaton
In Montgomery County championship play Rockville refused to continue after sixth inning over a disputed home plate call. Umpire Joe Reilly awarded the game to Wheaton 9 0 with Wheaton leading 6 2. Quinter and Cy Cummings starred for Wheaton as Rockville’s Harris and Harris struggled to hit.
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Cornell Students to Walk 300 Miles for Wager
A group of five Cornell students led by D W Durand will depart Ithaca Aug 19 to walk 300 miles to New York City in twenty days. They will traverse Cayuga Lake to Cayuga, Erie Canal to Albany, then along the Hudson. Teammates include Harry Porter, H H ne, James Mitchell, and R L Coe from Waterbury and New York City. Newport harbor races saw Minnow win the sailing category and Swift Sure second in a 16 mile event.
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McKinley wins 2:07 trot at Brighton Beach stake day
New York Aug 18 Grand Circuit Brighton Beach fourth day feature weak card with $6,000 metropolitan for 2:18 pacers. Morning Star led all, winning heats. Angus Pointer runner-up both heats. McKinley captured the 2:07 trot beating Swift, with other local and regional harness results across Saugus and Tonawanda circuits noted.
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Sawyer Upsets James In Western Golf Championship
In Highland Park round two D E H Sawyer defeated former national champion Louis James 1 up after a tough match marked by high quality play. Sawyer posted a 77 medal score to seal the victory as James missed a decisive five-foot putt on the final hole.
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Cured of Asthma After 35 Years of Suffering
An advertisement claims Dr Schiffmann s Asthma Cure cures asthma after 35 years of symptoms. Testimonial from C W Van Antwerp of Fulton New York says the remedy cured him completely and he now sleeps through the night. The ad directs readers to buy for 50 or 81 00 and to send a 2 cent stamp to Dr R Schiffmann Box el St Paul Minnesota for a free sample.
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