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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1910

Page

4

Baseball Umpire Controversy and Detroit Purchases Highlight Season

The piece discusses umpire decisions provoking Washington protests, Detroit’s aggressive player acquisitions including third basemen and first basemen, and a suggested Washington batting system using pitched heads to boost offense, with anecdotes about past games and notable players like Cobb and Elberfeld.

Fight for Roque Honors as Bosworth Loses

In Norwich Conn Aug 18 Harold Bosworth national champion lost to Harold Clark of Springfield Mass marking his first defeat in the national rogue tournament. Bosworth now tied with C G Williams of Washington with eight games won and one lost.

Naps Lucky to Escape Taking Set of Blanks

In a rough Nationals vs Naps game, Cleveland tops Washington 6 to 1 as Etberfeld and Easterly mishaps mar the field. Walker held Cleveland to two shutouts earlier, then failed late, while Donohue and the Naps struggled to muster offense and base running all game.

Naps Rally And Walker Triumph In Cleveland Tilt

Cleveland and the Naps clashed in a tense game as Walker secured his third straight victory over Cleveland in ten days. Easterly batted .500 and Milan made five put outs in center while Donohue and Krueger vied for late innings pitching. Cy Young may join the Naps for a Saturday start, while Cleveland prepares reinforcements including Adams and Knaup.

Koestner Harkness Cleveland Walker Milan Rath McGuire Turner Rall Cothfower Eibberfeld McBride Easterly Krueger Kiliifer Lajoie Niles Kaler Athletics Coombs Mike Kahoe Washington West Gessler Unglaub Stevall Backerdort Elberfeld Hiperanto Naps Harsness Bac Oakenball Detroit Tommy Connolly Kerin Moriarty Kern Connolly Savergiays Birmingham Fanwell Ealar Stovall Donohue Eastery de Mott Jana Thomason Adams Knaup Ehfortstop Philadelphia Thomason Mood Helder

27 Men Face Pitcher Faber in Dubuque Thame

Davenport reports Fatcher Faber of the Dubuque team in the Three I baseball league did not allow a hit or let a Davenport player reach base in nine innings. The feat, rare in history, has been achieved by Cy Young, Bouton, Addis dosa, Galvin, Lee Richmond, and Ward in past seasons, marking a notable pitching performance.

Davenport Iowa Fatcher Faber Dubuque Cy Young Bouton Philadelphia Addis Dosa Cleveland Chicago Galvin St. Louie Detroit Lee Richmond Worcester Ward Providence Buffalo

Athletics Edge White Sox In Extra Inning Victory

Connla Mack's Athletics rallied from two down in the ninth to beat Chicago 2 to 1 in ten innings at Philadelphia. Davis sparked the comeback with a double and Murphy followed with a clutch triple, Livingston then delivered a game winning single. It was a pitchers duel until White faltered late, Davis and Murphy driving the late runs after Coombs and White had held steady for much of the game.

Fanwell Virginie Walker Nationals Milan Killifer Unglaub Gessler Andlaub Killiter Eilberfeld Kitt Vins Bagterly Elberfeld Niles Stovall Biberfeld Tack Conroy Birmingham McBride Krueger Layola Gesster Davie Murphy Lovera Thirt Livingston Coombs Washington Philadelphia Connla Mack Athletics Chicago White Sox Iuge Provertine Davis Doc White Barry Boore Nj Phila Oblers SH Olord Goldring Fig Zaiter Bougnerty Baker oerColling Macty Bullivah Huns Tannehill Anu l Broten Bates H. Lord Zatder Colling Elyingston Coltina Coontha Manks Keri Evans

Tigers Trounce Red Sox 6 1 on Boston Errors

Detroit built a four run edge after two Boston miscues in the fifth, then six hits sealed a 6 to 1 win for Detroit today. Arellanes was released to Sacramento after the game. Massive batting of McIntyre Cobb and Homers? Noted.

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Pirates Hit Ball Hard In Virginia State League Play

In Richmond and Lynchburg area games the Richmond-Horfelk circuit saw Danville lose 3 to 5 while Roanoke and Tristate teams posted results. Pittsburg defeated Cincinnati 10 to 2 with Gaspar lasting two innings and Byrne and F Clarke homering for Pittsburg.

Virginia State League Richmond Horfelk-Richmond Tenn Lynchburg Danville Betarsbore Petersburg Roanoke

Meet to Third Company at Naval Academy Track Meet

The third company led the annual class field and track meet at the Naval Academy before rain halted events. It expanded its lead to finish strongest with 48 points, while the second and fourth tied for second with 25 points and the first company totaled 18. J. H. Brown, formerly of Mercersburg Academy, was top athlete, winning the hammer throw hotpit and high jump and clocking a close record in all. Gaithersburg hosts an event on August 24 when the Nebraska Toldiene Crete Pate faces the Gaithersburg Athletic Club.

Washington Post Annapolis Tnird Naval Academy J. H. Brown Mercersburke Academy

Washington and Cincinnati Lead Yesterday’s Baseball Scores

Yesterday’s results list multiple games across leagues. Entries note Brooklyn, Chicago, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, New York, Philadelphia, and St. Louis matchups with scattered scores and weather notes. Regional leagues show Springfield, Waterbury, Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Holyoke, New Britain, and Bridgeport results with varying scores.

Cleveland Washington Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis New York Detroit Boston Brooklyn Chicard Borton Pittsburg Cincinnati St. Login

Tough Break for Donohue in World Series Burst

Donohue catcher recently acquired by Cleveland from the Athletics faces a risky path to World Series money. He was sold on a conditional deal to avoid sharing in future club earnings and could be returned if not fit to catch. Fans hope he stays healthy to earn potential postseason pay. Golfers Reach Semifinal Round. Denver, Cold, Aug. 18 The third round of match play at 36 holes in the Trans Miss golf tournament leaves four players to the semifinals tomorrow. HB. G. Legg to meet H. Gaines. Lawrence Bromfield to play W. M. Sheehan. Suits to Order, 910.00. Made from remnant, formerly $5 to $9 values, Bingers.

Deci Bions Washington Kerlin Liiely Aimple Detroit Cobb Walter Kument Cleveland Weaterall Wichita, Kans Wuffit Saginaw Cargis Fey Jennings McAleer Detroi Charlie Street Summers Unglaub Robert Kaler Doc Gessler N. Elberfeld McGuire Easterly Niles Rath Donohue Nationals Donahue Withal Naps Athletics Connie Mack Gione It Fa Denver HB. G. Legg Minneapolis

Amateur basketball board clears Aloysius in three protests

The amateur basketball commission board absolves Aloysius of charges of ineligibility and failing to finish the season. It finds Moran Byrd and Nerriss released in time and eligible, pins no fault on Cornell for schedule delays, and rules Lynch ineligible for playing with Aloysius after prior league play. The decision shifts to the Independence League dispute with public release due tomorrow.

Board of Arbitration Bastball Comrission Aloysius-Cornell Aloysius Beara Aloysius Club Moran Byrd Nerriss Cornell Cornell Company Alouetis Lynch Agricultura Manhattan Aloyatug Commission

Central League Gains From Player Sales to Higher Clubs

The Central League reports nearly $25,000 earned this season from selling players to major leagues. South Bend leads, with $64,000 from Pittsburg for Shortstop McCarthy and Outfielder Carey, plus expected $4,500 from Wells and others. Dayton, Terre Haute, Evansville, Fort Wayne, and Washington also note notable transfers and draft prospects.

Faster Company South Bend Ind Bix Daes Pittsburg McCarthy Outfelder Carey Wells Outfeldéra Waischances Kroy Lindsey Koehler Sommersot O'Donnel Evansville Covington Detroit Laguna Fort Wayne Robertson Miller Galnor

American yachts repeat in harbor races at Marblehead

Marblehead Mass Aug 18 America defeats Spain in the mer yacht races off the port leading all rivals Harpoon dominates Cima Beaver and Chonta Spanish yacht shows innovation with windward venting Chonta briefly leads before American finish times Harpoon 2 25 32 Cima 2 26 89 Beaver 2 27 08 Chonta 2 28 09 Papoose 2 45 24 Mosquito II 2 46 10 Remington defeats Culpeper 12 to 1 at Culpeper Virginia Strother hits a home run in a 12 1 Remington victory

Marblehead Mass America Spain Sonmer Harpson Chonta Harpoon Cima Beaver

Meadowbrook Polo Triumph in Point Judith Cup Round Two

Meadowbrook defeated Bryn Mawr 12 to 3 2 in the secod round at Point Judith cups polo with six periods played. A special match saw Wanderers beat Meat Point Judith 1% to 9 1 2. The Lacrosse scene notes New Westminster after winning the Minto cup eye the Mann gold cup.

Narragansettler Roi Meadowbrook Bryn Mawr Wanderers New Westminster British Columbia S. D. Mann Canada

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