Capital City League Proceeding Amid Postponements
In the Capital City League action, St Stephen's Institute faces Library of Congress and Carroll Institute competes with Woodward and Lathrop. Turner Athletic Club meets Gonzaga while games at Fourteenth and Datreete Northeast are postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's Institute
Turner Athletic Club
Carroll Institute
Gonzaga
Woodward & Lathrop
Library of Congress
White Lot
St Stephen's Institute
Library of Compress
Woodward & Lothrop
Turner Athletic Club Forfeits Win Over Woodward & Lothrop
Turner Athletic Club was awarded the game after Woodward and Lothrop failed to show for the championship contest at Fourteenth and D northeast. Only two players, Barnes and Force, appeared, leading umpire Hendi Boe to declare the Combiners victors by forfeit and pull level with league leaders.
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Woodward & Lothrop
Fspeets
Wits
Turner Acoletic Club
Hendiboe
Turner
Barnes
Force
Sunday School League Standings and Schedule
The standings list St Stephen's 16 15 and Mt Fl Meth 14 1, Gurley 19 Mt Vernon 6, Sixth i St Alpan's 4, with teams such as Foundry, Wesley, Gunton Wilson and others. Today's games include Gurley vs Wilson, Fourth vs St Stephen's, Sixth vs Gunton, and the Fourth Street venue at Lydecker avenue and Van Nesa mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thams
W. L. Pet
St. Stephen's
Foundry
Mt. Fl. Meth
Gunton - Wilsan
Mt. Pl
Wesley
Gurtey
Mt. Vernon
Bixth
St Alpan’s
Gurley
Gonzaga Beats Unions by One Run in Local League Clash
The Gonzaga club narrowly defeated the Unions 11 to 10 at North Capitol and M streets, in a hard fought Capital City league game. Cantwell, pushed in to bolster the Unions, faced strong support for Gonzaga as Smith and Lyman handled catching duties well. Errors favored Gonzaga, while Quinn and Cantwell showed sharp fielding as the game swung with several tense plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzaga Club
Ague
North Capitol
M Streets
Cantwell
Gonzagas
Smith
Lyman
Spillane
Adams
Maris
Uj Brow
Lawlor
Oconners
Cantwen
Olfymen
Gonzaga
Unions
Brown
Rider
Hy Cantwell
Hitler
Lasette
Tanwelt
Shriver
Titt
Lawler
Davis
plass—Quinn
Smith River
Mr. Ferton
Farrel
Kismet Routs Bureau in Sixteen-Run Baseball Victory
Kismet mounds Burlingame allowed one base on balls while the Bureaus faltered with four errors as Kismet piled up twenty one bases. William Williams and Riston led with extra base hits, three base shot Much driving a three bagger. Umpire Newman called the game after a long, ragged contest before a large Second and Agteaiy northwest crowd. Next Kismet faces Law Reporter at Fourteenth and A Streets northeast at 3 o clock.
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Kismet
Kismets
Bureau
Burlingame
Bans
Wahler
Fast
Thak Willams
Powers
Venable
Babson
Npire Newman
Tull
Dark
Law
Dureau
Venable c
Himmn
Much
Mullin
Hardesty
Rio
Wrukoop
Walker
Homa Rucs
Fowers
Willams and
Riston
Mr. Newman
Amateur Baseball Roundup on Georgetown Grounds
Amateur games across Washington report several scores. Tigers beat Northeast Juniors on their field 7 to 4, Tip Tops 13 to 6 over Lafettas at Monument grounds, Dumbartons vs Olymp ic s at Georgetown field 5 pm, Little Rocks 9 to 2 over Tre Monts at River View, Littl Rocks' season record 16-1-1, Western Buds 6 to 2 over Hampions, lineups listed for several matchups and requests for games and challenges sent to Mouse Regan and James Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Northeast
Latters
Tip Tops
Lafettas
Monument Grounds
Dumbartons
Georgetown Field
Allrich Athletic Club
Mouse Regan
H Street
Washington Boys’ Club
Barclay Stars
Baltimore
Georgetown
Little Rocks
Tremonts
River View
Littl Rocks
Western Buds
Hampions
Charles O'Brien
Murphy
J. McDonough
Babbington
Weide
C. Fridley
Kennedy
Miller
H. Fridley
James Hayes
Mount Pleasant Falls Short in Close Rally Against St Stephen's
In a tight game Mount Pleasant Congregational trailed 7 5 after five innings, then a sixth inning surge by St Stephen's produced four safeties and three runs. Eyed by a late rally, Mount Pleasant failed to overcome the visitors as Letty Harring lofted a decisive high fly to end the frame. Both pitchers excelled though Mount Pleasant’s Maynard sustained an eye injury. Sheckles and McKnight pitched for their teams. A separate note: Wesley team failed to appear at Van Ness Park, and Fougydry was awarded the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
St. Stephen’s
Mount Pleasant Congregational
St. Stephen's
Hayden
Russell
Congregationals
Young
Hunt
Letty Harring
Loft Garden
Miller
St.Stephen's
Rhoae
Mt Pleasant
Harnest
Tindall
Draeger
Harring
Pomeroy
Langford
MedKnight
Olrmey
Astley
Peck
Dany
H.young
Sheckies
Oy Piteher
Sheckles
McKnight
Wesley
van Ness Park
Fouygdry Boys
Shipley
Disputed Junior Sunday League game ends 10 to 10
In a ten inning clash on the Monument Grounds Bethany defeats Sixth 10 to 10. A separate Ellipse match between Foundry and Kendall ended with Foundry claiming 14 to 13 but Kendall saying 13 to 12. the result awaits board decision and will not count toward averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Grounds
Bethany
Foundry
Kendall
Kendalls
Foundrys
Board of Managers
Minor league games and postponed events summary
Eastern League games in Providence Montreal 8 8 Jersey City Toronto 7 6 Newark Buffalo 6 1 rain postponed Baltimore Baltimore Rochester Southern League Memphis Atlanta 9 2 New Orleans Montgomery 2 1 Little Rock Birmingham 6 Shreveport 5 Nashville Savannah 2 Columbia 0 Jacksonville Charleston 1 Augusta Macon 4 American Association St Paul 1 Mimmneapalia 8 Kansas City Milwaukee games grounds wet World's Fair Games postponed St Louis August 19 Olympic YMCA track meet rain will be held tomorrow if weather permits
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Providence
Montreal
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Southern League
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Montgomery
Little Rock
Birmingham
Shreveport
Nashville
American Association
St. Paul
Kansas City-Milwaukee
St. Louis
Lost Game to Tigers as Detroit Edges Washington 5–0
Detroit shutout Washington 5 to 0 as Cassidy made spectacular plays at short and Townsend pitched well. Barret, McIntyre, and Crawford contributed key moments for Detroit while Washington stranded runners, with Townsend allowing six hits and Donovan struggling on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Senators
Cassidy
Hickman
Hill
Hil
Lowe
Reville
Townsend
Jack Townsend
Dia
Bill Donovan
Jack
Donovan
Fly
Barrett
McIntyre
Kittredge
Scranton Bill
Sam Crawford
O'Neill
Crawford
Beville
McCormick
Clarke
O'Leary
Tiger Donovan
Coughlin
Tigers
Mittredge
Tigers Upset Senators In Early Doubleheader
Tigers beat Senators in a tight opener as Donovan mixes speed with twirl. Groundwork by Coughlin and Drill earns praise while McCormick hobbles a hand injury. Umpire King announces batteries. two games set for today starting at 2 PM with Connolly and King refereeing.
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Tigers
Senators
Donovan
Shorty" Brown
Navin
Fea
Jungles
McCormick
Erikie
King
Washington
Senator Huelsman
Bill Clarke
Senator Stahl
Coughlin
Drill
Lew
Serdmian
Bill
Kittredge
Kitt
Tommy Connolly
St. Louis
Cincinnati
First Five Win in Sluggish Boston Defeat
Boston loses to St. Louis by 56 to 2% as the first five batters in St. Louis’ order pace long hits. Petty holds Boston to few runs despite errors, with 7,924 in attendance. Burkett and Selbach collect multiple hits while Dunnish notes and lineups list players like Heldrick, Wallace, Jones, and Padden contributing in a high-scoring game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
St. Louis
Dineen
Petty
Rahoa E
Rhoal Burkett
Selbach
Heldrick
Parent
Wallace
O Stanl
Hynes
Collins
Jones
Criger
Farrell
A-T
Tannehills
Wild Throw Delivers Cleveland Victory in Eleventh
In Philadelphia, Aug. in the eleventh inning Lajoie led off for Cleveland and scored the winning run after Monte Cross sent a throw to the right field bleachers. Attendance 30,007. Cleveland features two-base hits by Lush Seybold and Davis, Flick a three-base hit, and Waddell pitching for Philadelphia. Time of game seven hours and minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lajoie
Cleveland
Monte Cross
Davis
Rhoae
Hartset
Pickering
L. Cros
Bradley
Seybold
Arr
Murphy
Turner
M. Crosé
Oshreck
C. Moore
Waddell
Davia
Patted Ball
Lush
Sleybold
Flick
Sworifire
Carr
Doubie
Celebrated Return as New York Americans Defeat Chicago 6–3
The New York Americans beat Chicago 6 to 3 in their West return. Chesbro starred in excellent form and Conroy delivered a three-base hit for three RBIs in the third inning. Attendance 6,805. Chicago 00060000 6 14 New York 164a1000 0 x-4. First basing errors favored Chicago and the game lasted 1 hour 90 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elwerfeldss
Opultz
Conray
Bullivan
Klelnow
White
OlCheabro
Chicago
Chesbro
Cheabro
Conroy
Davis
Wiillama
Fults
Suits Sale Prices Listed in Fragments
Auction or sale listing shows suit quantities and unit prices with several lines. Indicates multiple price points from 12 to 15 dollars and varying quantities, but the fragmentary text omits full context or dates.
Parker Bridget & Co. Outfitters Heads to Footwear and Sports
National League standings teased with teams Pittsburg New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston Chicago Brooklyn St Louis and others. fashion retailer notice appears amid sports schedule chatter with partial team records and win totals.
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Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
W. L. Pet
Philadelp
Philadelphs
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Cinchanati
L. Pet
St. Louie
New York Off Day Loss as Pittsburg Tops Nine
Pittsburgh defeated New York 9 to 1 in a game marked by weak base running and poor batting with runners on. Ames outpitched Lynch as New York stranded men on base and Pittsburgh capitalized with timely hits and two doubles in the contest. Attendance was 8,694. Chicago Nationals defeated Amateurs 10 to 3 in Elmira, N J with solid hitting and pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
Ames
Lynch
Pitsburg
Leach
Bresnahan
Beaumont
Browne
Ritchey
McGann
Lo Wagner
Mertes
Dransfeld
Ol Danlen
Cassidy
Deaviin
McCorm'k
Gilbert
Warner
Mes
Brannfield
Dahlen
Wagner
Carlsch
Devlin
Carisch
Mr. Johnstone
Baseball Notes Highlighting Player Moves and Injuries
Hanlon has secured key Memphis prospects for next season while Hill shone at third. Lusgey joins Harrisburg after leaving the Atlantas. Selee releases Carney from Spokane in the Pacific National League. Injuries plague Pirates as Diehl and Flaherty join a growing list. Cincinnati out of title race, Demontreville of the Atlantas collects four hits. Five thousand greet the Athletics returning home. Baseball fatalities rise this year with many pitched-ball injuries. New umpire ejects a Reds player. Browns face upheaval with multiple departures planned for next season. Toledo’s Strobel hails Wyatt Lee as future star. Providence rumors persist despite league rules.
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Hill
Cleveland
Washington
Charley Lusgey
Atlantas
Harrisburg
Connie Mack
Selee
Carney
Spokane
Pirates
Diehl
Flaherty
Cincinnati
Redband
Carey
Rochester
Phillies
Senators
Duffy
Terry McGovern
Ned Hanlon
Brooklyn Dispatch
Terry
McGinnity
New York
McGraw
Brush
Giants
Gene Demontreville
Athletics
West
Reds
St. Louis Dispatch
Browns
Burkett
Heidrick
Hemphill
Moran
Padden
Kahoe
Sievers
Qix Connor
Sugden
Glade
Budhoff
Howell
Petty
Hynes
Jones
I ¥Ai- Jace
Greason
Strobel
Wyatt Lee
Toledo
Toledo Blade
Providence
National League
Washington men win rogue tournament divisions noted in Norwich
In Norwich Connecticut on August 19 the national rogue tournament nears completion with division winners known. C Cox of Malden retains the national title in the first division, F S James of New London takes runner up, while in the second division J J Baker of Washington appears set to win first. E Davenport Jr of Northampton A W Drake of Springfield and Henry Bowsworth of New London contest second place. In the third, Henry Wahly of Washington is slated to win.
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Northampton
Mass
A. W. Drake
Springfield
Henry Bosworth
New London
Henry Wahly
Washington
Fort Hunter Dominates Huron Handicap at Saratoga
Fort Hunter wins the Huron Handicap by a length and a half over St Valentine at Saratoga August 19. Memories and Gold Money upset Mineola in the first. Lady Potentate, Teacress, Dreamer, and Liberia also win or place in the day’s six races with several favorites falling short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Money
Menevia
Lady Potentate
Teacress
Dreamer
Liberia
Saratoga
Fort Hunter
St. Valentine
Spring
Pulsus
Mineola
Memories
Brooklynite
Homestead
Danseuse
Cigar Lighter
Derry
Lyne
Philips
Shaw
Travers
Puller
Brooklyn
Mistiss
Cotillion
Peggy
Katie Caffrey
Odom
Phillips
Adriatica
Auromaster
Cormack
McCafferty
Glorifer
St. Bellane
Amberjack
Waterside
Dorothy Gray
Broadcloth
O'Neil
Phantom
Fuller
Str
Shep
Hildebrand
Time
Princesa Athelane
Persistence IT
Bouvier
Out of Head
Charter
Medley
Pong Ping
Privateer
Pevce
Elliott
Sidney G. Love
Sovereign
Courtmad
Honolulu
Castallan
Crown Prince
New York
Divination
Canafoharie
Atwood
Armenia
Dimple
Hernard
Rosehen
Adjidaume
Dromedary
Caller
Jude
Siglight
Veto
Jack Lory
Sparkling Star
Merry Lark
Dandelon
Aeronaut
Austin Allen
Leehingar
Oliver Cromwell
Pioneer
Lindz Lee
Aceful
Claude
Toboggan
Merry England
Stalwart
Grey Friar
Palmbearer
Illyria
Juba Wins at 30 to 1 Shock at St Louis Race Track
At the St Louis Fair Grounds, sloppy track downsized fields and Juba, ridden by L Wilson, surprised by winning the sixth race at odds of 30 to 1 amid a card featuring Picture Hat and Bob as favorites. The event included multiple races with notable finishes and long-shot successes impacting the audience and bookmakers.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Picture Hat
Bob
Juba
Kitty M
Anderson
St. Agnea II
Austin
Oudenarde
Howell
Bride
Ponca
J. Booker
the Missourian
Dugan
Gremio
Escohoca
Pilter
Lady Sellers
Monogram
Lao
Algonquin
Geder
Sol Smith
Extol
Dickson
Miaanthrope
Pyrrho
Ouéon
Worthington
Marchionesa
Mindora
Happy Chappy
Willowdene
W. Watson
Yada
L. Wilson
Argony
D. Austin
Erla Les
Edith May
J. B. Sheridan
L. Watson
Jerry Hunt
Mariselle
J. Conway
Little Corker
Albany Girl
Sting
Howling Dervish
Amberita
H. Anderson
Flyer
Lindsey
Timd
Feronta
Lady Charles
Branch II
Conundrum
Glennevin
Light Opera
Shortcake
Alom R
the Hebrew
Jowhsmrmer
Gelott
Faquita
Lyrist
Daddy Bender
Trinity Bell
Bright Flower
Ballantyne
Compass
Lerry i Vait
Lookaway
Triple Silver
Lady Fonse
Dolinda
Baffled
Lovable
Senetissima
Wall
Velasquez
Mamusile
John Doyle
Hocco
Atlas
Mordella
Lansdown
Tally H
Doctor Scharf
Bensonhurst
King’s Charm
Metlakatle
Swift Wing
Sigmurd
Pat
Pierce J
W. J. Lemp Brewing Company
Dotage
John Nandolph
Violin
Arlena
Tom Shelly
Lucky Charms
Braden
Laura Hunter
Sank
Ventura
Lady Felix
J. W. O'Neil
Marmakis
Misanthrope
Freestar
Thoroughbred Race Entries Include Priors and Odds
The list shows multiple horse names with numbers such as Albany 61 95 and Pyrrho 101, plus owners or sires Athena and Brooklyn and Mission 93 each. Seventh race covers one and three sixteenths miles selling with horses like Gon Goo 98 Browdier and Mainspring 100 and Pathos 101.
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Ena
Little Corker
Albany
Athelrose
Lillian
Pyrrho
Carley
Stroller Wins at Hawthorne in Mud Slick Race Card
Chicago August 19 Hawthorne track was a sea of mud. Stroller 10 to 1 won the third race, cashing for bookmakers as the outsider amid a rough day. First race winner Ayr 109 to 1 Bernice 14 to 1 second Phil 16 to 1 third. Second race Ward 14 to 10 and King Along runner up. Third race featured Stroller leading Ahola Monestic II and others. Results detail multiple races with Long lists of horses, times, and payouts.
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Scranton Bill
Clarke
Coughlan
Townsend
Crawford
O’neill
Hickman
Lowe
Hill
Kittredge
Cassidy
Detroit
Fleet
McCormick
Clare
King
Beville
O'Leary
Senators
Donovan
Deproit. AD. R. Bh.po. A. EB
Barrett
McIntyre
Coughlin
Crewford
Tee
W. Donoven
Washington
O Neill
Hin
Huelsman
P. Donovan
A Clarke
I Kittredge
Errora
Cambridge
Mass
Will Stinson
Louis Mettling
Charles River Park
Stinson
Mettling
Mettling Stil
Stroller
Chicago
Hawthorne
Gummaries
Ayr
Lawrence
Bernice
Knap
Phil
Harris
Charlie Miller
Tellfare
Woodlyn
Artifice
Armorer
Mannan
Ateeplachnse
Waird
Pemberton
King Along
Johneon
Nitrate
Grant
Rainy day upsets favorites at Detroit Highland Park races
In steady rain at Highland Park Detroit on August 19 favorites faltered in most races. Light Brigade failed to win the feature six and a half furlongs, finishing third behind Dutch Barbary and Columbia Girl while Dutch Barbara led a profitable upset for backers. The day’s results list six races with various winners and times, reflecting the damp conditions and surprising outcomes.
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Detroit
Highland Park
Light Brigade
Dutch Barbary
Columbia Girl
Mary Worth
Nugget
Lady Charlot
Groagraine
Mooron
Annie Chapman
Dutch Barbara
Might Brigade
Plortzel
Edward Hale
Bank Street
Bazil
Arad May
Cincinnati Rcquirer
RACHE
Rachel Ward
Malakoff
Sheboygan
Dashes at Brighton Crowned by Lookout Hal in Dash Race
On the Brighton Beach track closing day, Lookout Hal won the 2:2 pace after Gordon Prince faltered. Masetto fell back in the 2:09 trot. York Bay edged past in a late drive. Cheery Lass took the 2:16 pace, and King Direct won the 2:09 pace dash. Direct View and John Taylor raced to a close 2:11 trot victory. Track summaries note fast times amid heavy favorites, with several upsets and close finishes.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Gordon Prince
Loakout Hal
Lookout Hal
Masetto
Maxine
Judge Green
York Boy Close J
Curry
York Bay
Marion Wilkes
Cheery Lass
Belle Star
King Direct
Ben F
Dandy C
Clive Wood
John Taylor
Direct View
John
Joan Taylor
Dispute
Dolly
Joe S
Wilson
Br. B
Deeryder
Idebn Me
Geers
Queen Wilkes
B. m
Spear
York Boy
B. G
Wilkes
Fox McGregor
McCoy
Marton Wilkes
Br. m
McDonald
Prince Greenlander
Eling Direct
Mambrino King
Welcome Bunker
Esryder
Olive Wood
Br. G
Philips
Bob
Walker
Birdina
Dendy
Bobby McGregor
Andrews
Hudson
Snow Alcidine
Howell Brother Drives In Gratiot Turn After Woodward
Old Saugus results report horse racing on August 19 with Day Brook winning the 2:14 pace at 2734. American Hoy and other contenders claim multiple heats while noting lame gaps. Olean meet closes with Dessie Schoble and Imperial Allerton among winners as weather and track conditions affect results.
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Day Brook
Saugus
Mass
Hoy
Jame
Little Miss
Kaplan
Ruth W
Mr and Francis
Bruck
Mace
Little Dick
Lizzie McChord
Fitzabeth S
P. R. Flynn
Bunker Hill
Belle C
Lillle Jack
American Boy
Bawton Boy
Nicoll
Krakauer
C. L. Smirley
Ira “Pe
Spectr
Olean
Lake Erie
Dessie Schoble
Electric Storm
Leo R
Woline
Harry J
Almerion
Imperial Allerton
Janet J. Ascond
Bourbon McGregor
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