Marines Defeated in Close Postseason Contest
Rosedale beat the Marines 3 to 2 in seven innings as Al ONeil spun a masterful game. Marines struck first but Rosedale answered in the fifth with the decisive run. Goodwin started for the Marines and Bruner finished, with Roche, Murphy, and Wallbridge among the top hitters for the Marines in a hard fought section A playoff.
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Marines
al O'Neil
Maninea
O'Neil
Vallees
Loree
Godwin
Olcott
Bruner
Goodwin
Hunter
Gooltin
Cor Goodwin
Mar
Wallhadge
Murphy
Houte
Claude
Nowe
le Fitzgerald
Wuikenbush Kroner
Morag
Ertery Marines
Hite
Ofe Goodaima
Fruper
Attuck
Hruper
Tuabase
Post season series results and today’s game
Yesterday results show Rosedale 3 Marines 2 and Immanuel 4 Machinists 3 in the post season. Agriculture 8 General Office 7. Game today features General Office against Keller East of Union Station with standings at stake.
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Rosedale
Marines
Immanuel
General Office
Keller
Union Station
Aggies Edge General Office in Postseason Game
Aggies defeated General Office 9 to 7 in seven innings at Terminal Railroad Park marking Agriculture’s fourth straight win in Section B. Derrick pitched for the Aggies while Tommy Thompson and Nolan split duties for General Office. Thompson was wild, allowing most of Agriculture’s hits and runs as misplays marred the contest.
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General Office
Aggies
Terminal Railroad
M. C
Farmers
Agriculture
Railroaders
Derrick
Tommy Thompson
Nolan
Thompson
al Gey
Ofice
Apemnan
Maxwell
Thornett
Ei Fitmon
McBride
Degnan
Pui Eter
T.thompson
Carroll
Shugrue
Sac
Titee
Mr. Betts
Immanuel Leads Immanuel Over Machinists In Postseason
Immanuel, age 14, sparked a 14 to 3 victory over the Machinists in Class A postseason play at Georgia Avenue and Kenya Street Field. Thompson dominated on the mound with seven late runs, while Hartley struggled to stop the onslaught as Immanuel racked up seven more tallies in the sixth. Poor support and errors doomed the Machinists despite bursts of offense from McCarthy, Rawlings, and King.
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Georgia Avenue
Kenya Street
Kuidie Thompson
Giovanertt
Hartley
Thompson
McCarthy
Rawlings
Ray King
Seore- Machinlats
Ais HO
al Tumanyel
Beatty
Sl Rayer
Nehofield
Chopin
King
Doteman
Yterrl
Rawlinge
Giovantipe
Royer
Rountros
Armstrong
Hines Co
Hatley
Otala
Schoeld
Machinists
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Laot
Htuns
Keatty
Beard
Giovannetti
Bauer
Thing
Doleman
Roger
Schofield
Raba
Harria
Giovanetti
Rougtree
Fleet
Bates
OW ‘Thompson
Vartley
Gioransetti
Harties
Hy Giovannetti
Rountree
Williams Wins Feature at Newport Tennis Tourney
R Norris Williams of Philadelphia defeated William F Johnston of San Francisco in four sets to win the feature match at the Casino tennis tournament in Newport Rhode Island on Aug 19. Western players led the other matches with several close scores and upsets noted across the day.
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Washington Post
Newport
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
William F. Johnston
San Francisco
C.F Griff
San Fragglace
J.C. Wrightston
Nertin Williams
M. . ‘McLoughlin
Fatten Averages In Easy Victory At Cleveland
National League notes from Cleveland where Boehling struggled and Johnson fanned 12 as the Indians defeated the Nationals 11 to 6. Griffmen collected 18 hits including four triples and two doubles, with Boehling unable to control early and the Nationals pulling away after a strong first inning to claim a big win at Somers Park.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Cleveland
Ohio
Sta
Walter Johnson
Somers Park
Broehling
Griffmen
Jones
Hager Nan
Coombe
Nationals
Slabmen
Indians
Joe
Fohl
Sam Jones
Hagerman
Coumbe
Washington and rivals clash across league today
Baseball schedule shows Washington at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Detroit, New York at St Louis, Boston at Chicago, and Detroit hosting Philadelphia with varied venues across the American League today.
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Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ubingtom
Clevelona
Boston
National League Matchups Outline City Rivalries
Cipetanett meets New York while St. Louis faces Rostos and Chicago clashes with Brooklyn. Pittsburgh travels to Philadelphia in a slate of National League games.
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Newark
Guiearo
Hbo Bufalo
Lou
HA &L
Eun
City
Dal Baltimore
St. Louis Seks
Veene Lhas City
Boston Errrery
Brooklyn
Wear
Baltimore Eeees
Cincinnat
Buffalo Veenees
New York
Sane
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Local man high in Grand American handicap trap shoot
Chicago on August 19 reports the Grand American handicap, a major event of the Interstate Association meet, proved too large for a single day as darkness halted the contest with all shooters having fired 80 shots and 20 targets remaining. Seven leaders tied at 78, others at 77 and 76, with numerous entrants listed by name, place and handicap as of day one.
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Chicago
Randall
Greensburg
Dewirs
Ian A. Glison
Chleagh
C. B. Helm
Rockford
He. Mickle
Lawrence
Kant
Me Beers
Emery
F. J. Graham
Culesza
Gerstell
Jeane Grafton
W. Var EW
Wink
Worthington
Mine
R. A. Hbriich
Terre Haute
Ind
A. BR
Nationals and Indians Play Deep in Falls Count Day
Special to The Washington Fest from Cleveland notes a chaotic ninth inning over a balk play, miscalls, and outs as McBride, Shanks, and Foster force double plays. Gandil hits well for the Nationals while Boehling struggles. Barber debuts for the Indians with a promising frame.
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Nationals
Moeller
Foster
Milan
Turner
Shanks
Gandil
Acosta
Henry
O'Neill
Indians
Wille
Chapman
Jackson
Joe
Kirke
Hagerman
McBride
Boehling
Cleveland
Barber
Wilie
Redskins
R.E
A.H
Belllo
Aro Chapman
Ab.r.h Be.bo.sb,pg,a.e. Ristooody Moeller
Ororad Shanks
Gandit
Coombe
LoLrdeeo Goggeg
Boehting
Shanka
BicBride
Foater
Hite
Omf Jones
Coumbe
Orrore
Mersts
Hildebrand
O*loughiin
Ohio
Short
Evans
Keystone Shanks
O'Loughlin
Uampires
White Sox Win on Fine Fielding Against Red Sox
Chicago White Sox win a 3 to 1 game over the Boston Red Sox in Chicago. Faber dominates with strong delivery as Eddie Seibold drives in the decisive run with a single after John Colling’s sixth inning steal and Thomas’ wild throw. Gardner and Barry stand out in fielding and hits, while debuts and errors mark the closer.
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Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Faber
John Colling
Thomas
Seibold
Eddie Feature
Jack Barry
Felsch
al Boston
Murphy
Hooper
Weaver
Scott
Collins
Nobttzell
Leibold
BalLewin
Fetsch
Henetinen
Rebeik
Gardiner
Blackvisne Sn
Barry
Thome
Fester
Ruth
Gausier
Fotals
Boston
Chicaxo
J. Collins
Lethal
Blackburne
Gardner
J. Colling
Chico
Sebalk
Ble
Hoblitzell
Chivazo
Ames Stops Braves as Cardinals bat Hare in Boston game
In Boston on August 19 Ames pitched well as St Louis defeated Boston 4 0. The Cardinals struck Ragan and Tyler for runs aided by his pitchers passes while Bescher led the bat with a big day. St Louis 4 Boston 0.
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Ames
Reer
St. Louis
Cardinals
Ragan
Tyler
Bescher
St Louis
V. Kconnolly
Hughes
Styler
Rt. Louis
Rons—Huggins
Butler
Magee
Friars
Yankees Release Outfielder Barney
New York announces Edward Barney an outfielder has been released to the Pittsburgh club for the waiver price.
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Yankees
Barney
New York
Edward Barney
Pittsburgh
Sheriff halts Mayer in Brooklyn injunction
Two deputy sheriffs served an injunction on Samuel Mayer first baseman of the Brooklyn club in Brooklyn today. Mayer recently jumped from the Kansas City club of the American Association. He is restrained from playing with the Brooklyns pending a Kansas City hearing next Tuesday.
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New York
Thandgas City
Brooklyn
Samuel Mayer
Kansas City
American Associa
Mayer
Brooklyns
Three Great Races In Baseball Standings Tighten
Three pennant races remain close after yesterday’s results with leaders and runners up only two points apart in the American, National and Federal Leagues. In the Federal and National leagues the top four teams are within six points, while the Phillies lead the Reds by about seventy points in the National.
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Reds
Tigers Pound Ball in One Inning Victory Over Phillies
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 at home aided by Coveleskie superb pitching. Young and Vitt sparked Detroit defense with sharp plays. The pivotal eighth inning saw five hits including two bunts produce four runs, Cobb stealing second and advancing on a wide throw. Wyckoff struggled for Philadelphia as Detroit built a lead.
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Strain
Siate
Claude
Axount
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Walbridge
Roche
Bruner
Fitzgerald
Miller
Moran
Store
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Wyckoff
Coveceskie
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Vitt
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McAvoy
Oldtog
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Malone
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Jjstanage
Wreket
Coveleukie
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Wilfie Rust
Crasford
Veach
Burns
Lineage
Frromi
Mcaway
Lajoie
Strank
Kopf
Wyckoft
Coveleskie
Wycket
Goveleakie
Messes
Connolly and Wallace
Reds Defeat Giants Making 8 Out Of 9
Cincinnati beat New York 6 to 1 to extend a hot stretch to eight wins in nine games. McKenery pitched brilliantly for Cincinnati, while Williams led the batters with a triple, a double and two singles in five at bats.
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Si Boras
Old Rersog
Roberteon
Willams
O|derte
Billifer
Ol Fietcher
Gritith
O!merkie
Wingo
Huns
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Herzon
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Rougera
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Doyle
Kehaner
Grifith
Williams
Grifth
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Mollwits
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Sid Hertog
Strack
Stroud
Joly
Schauer
Br McKenery
Byron Also
Geme
Pirates Win 8 to 3 Over Phillies in Philadelphia
Pittsburgh pounded Philadelphia pitching for an 8 to 3 victory as Demaree failed early and Tincup struggled in relief. Hinchman led with three singles and a sacrifice, while Harmon held the Phillies steady with support from a strong Pittsburgh attack.
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Pittsburgh
To & Demaree
Tincup
Harmon
Hinchman
al Phila
al Goatello
Obyrne
Collins
Bancroft
Johnston
OlPsakert
OlCravath
Waener
Braderus
Viox
Whitted
Miehom Ab
Kimiter
Adams
Demaree
Becker
Stock
Adama
Fa Minch
Sacrice
Wagner
Niehoff
Luderus
Demates
Wincup
Menace O'May
Stockdale
Dodgers Near Lead Defeat Cubs 6 to 5 in Exciting Battle
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 6 to 5 as Chicago blows a four-run lead. Cheney drives in the winning run with a wild pitch in the Dodger half of the eighth. Two players injured Miller and Williams. Pitchers Lavender Pfeffer Rucker Cheney involved. Score details and fielding notes included.
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Tyne
Philies
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Lavender
Pfeffer
Rucker
Miller
Midwood Sanitarium
Williams
Myers
O'Mera
Daubert
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Knisely
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el Rucker
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Dotain
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Zimmerman
Saler
Phelan
Wheat
Gutshaw
Stengel
Getz
Mccarthy
Fisher
Sailor
Hacker
Wacker
Paseed Bell
Rigler and Cockill
Marsans Free To Play For St Louis Federals After Court Ruling
In St Louis Judge Dyer dissolved the injunction blocking Armando Marsans from playing with the St Louis Federals, allowing him to join the team in 1915. The ruling covers only the Cincinnati contract's binding date of October 14, 1914, and not all injunction issues. An appeal by Cincinnati could delay Marsans joining until resolved.
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St Louis Federals
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Marsan
Brooklyn
Sargent Ends Third In Western Tourney
Chicago August 19 Tom Mc Namara of Boston today won the Western open golf championship at Glen Oak Country Club with 304. Alec Cunningham of Wheeling and George Sergent of Washington tied for third with 307. M J Brady and Walter Hagen tied for fourth with 209. Brady set a course record 70 for 72 holes. James Barnes last year’s Western Open champion finished ninth with 321. Other scores included J J O’Brien 313 Jack Hutchinson 315 Fred Mcleod 319 Wilfrid Reid 320 and J Taylor 324.
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Boston
Glen Oak Country Club
A. Cunningham
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Washington, D. C
M. J. Brady
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Walter Hagen
Rochester
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Alec Cunningham
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Whitemarsh Valley Club
Philadelphia
J J O'Brien
Mansfield
Ohio
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Fred Mcleod
Washington
Wilfrid Reid
England
Frank Adams
French Lick
Ind
Charles Hoffner
Woodbury
N. J
G Fotheringham
Williamsport
W Hall
Birmingham
Ala
Louis Teller
Canabrook
J. H. Taylor
Canton
Oho
Youngstown
H J. Harris
Toledo
Jack Jolly
Newark
Auchterlonte
Springfield
Newark shuts out Pittsburgh to claim top spot
Newark moved into first place by defeating Pittsburgh 2-0 in a shutout. Local pitcher Ed Reulbach was sharp while Newark’s batters collected key hits. Barger Allen and Conner shared battery duties for the visitors as Newark dominated from the start.
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Pittsburgh
Ed Reulbach
Frank Allen
Cy Barger
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Allen
O Conner
Renbach
Rarfden
Balto feds Fall 6–1 to Kanfeds in Opening Game
Baltimore report says Kansas City took the series opener 6 to 1 with Cullen contributing little for Baltimore. Ye anes Cufee noted in brief lines as batter names appear amid garbled text. The article contains fragmented player mentions including Johnson, Lasterly, and Culiop in a battered recap.
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Cullen
Kansas City
Yeanes
Buffalo Beats Chicago 5 0 to Open Series Shutout
Buffalo opened the series with Chicago by shutting them out, aided by five of ten hits off Prendergast, four runs scored in the seventh on fast base running. Chicago's lineup shows players including Lee and Blair in a rough read of the damaged text.
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Chicago
Prendergast
Lee Ee Oooohanon
J. Quooolssos
Battenes
Freidergast
Fischer
Repo
Ind Blair
Plank Pitches a Victory as St Lows Top Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on August 19 St Lows defeated the Brooklyn Federals 4 to 3 in a tight contest. Myers went 4 for 4 while Drake collected 3 hits in 4 at bats. Batteries: Plank credited with the win. Hartley Seaton Upham and Asmith noted in the box.
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St Lows
Brooklyn Federals
Myers
Drake
OZ Otlando
Brooklyn Ollehoroe
Plank
Hartley Seaton Upham
Asmith
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