Stahl and Coughlin miss a Department of the Team
The Senators, once almost invulnerable, slump with two weak points. Stahl’s return at first base reshapes fielding and hitting, Clarke struggles as catcher, and Donovan seeks minor league hitters to shore up next season. Stahl’s speed and bat help Washington as they face Detroit, Cleveland, and New York in upcoming games.
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Stahl
Senators
Tha’t
Detroit
Clarke
Bill
Tigers
Fey
Geta
Donovan
Johnson
Stone
McCormick Cassidy Clerke
Townse
Wolfe
Hughes
Rf. Jacobsen
P. Dunaidy
TC. CA
TB. Stabl
Cassiay
McCormick
O'Neill
Kittredge Clarke - Huelsman
Wolta
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Mareienia” Johnson
St. Louis
Presi J
Philadelphia
St Louis
Harry Davis
Athletics
Reneietraer
Stehl
New York
Phil
New Yonke
Louis
Donova
Patten
W.P. B
Hwenes
Jacobsen
Hunter
Bill Coughlin
Hill
Turday
Patra
Huelsman
I Huelsman
Forte
Ries
Ome
Jimmy Collins
Cosovan
Séms
Peet
Atten
Townsend
Finghey
Red Galvin Dies After Uncovering Boodlers For Folk
Red Galvin, longtime reporter famed for exposing St Louis boodlers and aiding Circuit Attorney Folk, died suddenly at the Missouri Republican State convention in St Joseph. A Chicago and St Louis veteran, Galvin left an estate over 350000 and was celebrated for his persistence and loyalty to friends.
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New York Telegraph
New York
Red” Galvin
St. Louis
Galvin
Chicago
St Joseph
St Louis Star
James M Galvin
Joseph B McCullough
St Louis Globe-Democrat
St Louis
Folk
Jim Cummings
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Cummings
Red Galiin
Pinkerton
Calgin
Pinkertons
Sam Wilson
Missouri Penitentiary
Frisco
Wilson
Gakin
Tower Grove
Offic
Thera
Gulgin
McCullough
Galsii
Almos
Cincinnati
Gavin
Thas
Charles P Johnson
Circuit Court
Alvin
Free Lunch Microbe Allegations Spark Health Alarm
A New York Times item warns of a deadly free lunch microbe in saloon water and food stations. Reporters describe unsanitary spoons and dishes, rinsing racks, and a culture of diners who linger over dishes while keeping the same water in glasses.
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New York Times
Board of Health
Bby
Darlington
Tutuila, the volcanic harbor of the South Seas
From the Chicago Tribune story, Tutuila is described as a vast volcanic crater forming the island of Pago Pago in Samoa. The harbor inside the crater is nearly two miles deep and a mile wide, protected by a reef and walls, making it a premier landlocked harbor in the South Seas and valuable to the United States as a dock and coaling station. The piece contrasts the island’s natural beauty with its strategic importance. A spoof comment by Uncle Remus Sparks and a note about a Detroit Free Press puzzler accompany the travelog.
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South Seas
David Starr Jorfan
Atlantic
Tutuila
Golden Gate
California
San Francisco
Stephenson
Honolulu
Samoa
Tutulla
Pagot Pago
Matafao
Peoa
Pago-Pago
United States of America
Washington and Detroit Clash in Turbulent Matchups
The record list shows multiple draws and decisive results between Washington and teams including Chicago St Louis Detroit and Cleveland across dates in May August and April. Notable outcomes include Washington 2 Detroit 3 and Washington 4 Detroit 6 with other scores around 2 0 4 2 3 8.
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Washington
Rashin
St. Lows
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Louia
Detroit
Cleveland
National League Results From Yesterday's Games
Louis and Brooklyn tied four to four while Boston beat Cincinnati four to one and Philadelphia won six to three over Cincinnati. Cincinnati then defeated Philadelphia three to six as Philadelphia faced Cincinnati and Boston met Chicago. Brooklyn vs St. Louis and New York vs Pittsburg also on slate.
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Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Fittsburg
Ik Pet
Beaton
Plllsboro
Extra Innings In First Game Between Cincinnati And Philadelphia
Cincinnati, Ohio August 21 The double header between the Cincinnatis and the Philadelphias inched to an 13 inning opener with costly errors on both sides Ewing belted a homer after a collision knocked Titus unconscious but he stayed in the game Lush benched over disputed calls The visitors captured the second game in a shorter slog on account of darkness Attendance 8533 First game details include Doolin Duffy and Ewing among others Second game ended early with Cincinnati prevailing and Kellum Corridon exchanging blows of luck in a 1 hour 26 minute affair
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnatis
Philadelphias
Ewing
Titus
Duffy
Lush
Cincinnati Rho
Kelley
O Dufy
Reymour
Gleason
Scpring
Wolverton
Odwell
Doola
Sebring
Huggina
Gornoran
Donohue
Lugh
Doolin
Gleason. First Base Om balla—Of Ewing, 3; Off Suthoff
Corcoran
Mitchell
Huggins
Ay Suthoff
Suthoff
Peltz
Kennedy
Kincinastl
RHOA
RHO A & i Kelley
Duty
Seymour
O Roth
Ooltiden
Hoth
Glennon
Bills
Kellum
Corridon
Giexson
Tima
St Louis Edges Brooklyn After Ninth Infield Error
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 5 to 4 as Burke, Smoot, and Ritter kept the game alive with a ninth inning rally. Grady doubled and Dobbs and Dillon added two base hits as St Louis overcame an early Brooklyn lead. Attendance 14,500. umpires Moran and Carpenter. Time 1 hour 48 minutes.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Burke
Grady
Smoot
Ritter
Raga
G|gessier
Dilon
Croain
Dillon
Dobbs
Strang
Mcfarland
Beckley
Baeralay
Brain
Hurke
McCormick
Shay
Shannon
Cronin
MoFsrland
St Louisa
Uampire
Moran
Carpenter
Timely hitting lifts Chicago past Boston in 7th inning
Chicago won the game with a seventh inning rally after two were out. A bases on balls and two stolen bases set up four singles for four runs. Welmer and Fisher pitched well, but a costly error might have cost Chicago a shutout. Slagle and Barry stood out defensively as 3,300 attended.
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Chicago
Boston
Weimer
Barry
Slagle
Felding
Ofeler
Ube
Shooley If
Obave Lou Dl Abrchib
Delehanty
Cannell
Welmer
Totels
Kling
Raymer
Moran
Fisher
Balle
Pballi— Cooley
Mr. Zimmer
Multiple minor league games and a failed Dover Strait swim
Scores from American Association include Milwaukee loss Columbus 0 to 4 Kansas City 4 Lonteville 5 Minneapolis 8 St Paul Indianapolis postponed at wit grounds. Eastern League Newark Rochester and Providence Toronto results. Southern League New Orleans Montgomery 6, Memphis 13, Atlanta 5, Shreveport 7 Nashville. South Atlantic Jacksonville Charleston 4 Jackson Dover England Aug 31 three Englishmen fail to cross the Dover Strait after an hour and a half in cold water.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Lonteville
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul-Indianapolis
Wit Grounds
Southern League
New Orleans
New Oriolns
Montgomery
Memphis
Atlanta
Shreveport
Nashville
Dover
England
Jack Haggerty
Mohtigue Holbein
Greasley
Thia
Suit Sale Prompts Quick Purchases As Prices Drop
It doesn’t take long to sell a few hundred suits when the buying advantage is evident as during this sale. The moral is plain make your selections soon.
Head to Foot Outfitters Offers Deep Suit Discounts
Marquette League standings show Trinity in first place and unbeaten. St Anthony’s sits second, with St Martin challenging for position as Brookland entries vie for spots. Upcoming games include Immaculate Conception vs St Patrick and Trinity against Gesaiartin with multiple venues listed.
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Trinity
St. Anthony
St. Martin
Brookland
St. Patrick
Immaculate Conception
Monument Grounds
St. Paul
Georgetown Field
Gesaiartin
Soret
Town Field
St Patrick
Saint Martin’s parish hosts benefit dance for baseball team
Ladies of St Martin's Parish decorated St Martin's Hall at North Capitol and T streets Friday for a complimentary dance honoring the St Martin's baseball team. A $50 purse was presented to Captain Ernest Peak, who was injured in a July 21 game with St Anthony's. Father Hannan organized the benefit and praised the team for losing only one of ten recent games.
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St. Martin’s Parish
St. Martin's Hall
North Capitol
T Streets
St. Martin's
Ernest Peak
St. Anthony’s
Second Street
Florida Avenue
Florida Avenue Northwest Capt. Peak Thanked Father Hannan
Norris Peters
Bureau
The
Post
Father Hannan
Jing
Messrs
Waldron
Murphy
Tennis Tourney Entrants in Niagara Falls United States and Canada
Crack American and Canadian players will meet at Niagara on the Lake Ontario for the annual tennis tournament. Entrants include Dewhurst H J Holt intercollegiate champion BE Leonard Lloyd Beals Wright Bell Kirkover Hodge McLaughlin Bissell Warner Fischer Avery Patterson Macdonnell Smith Jones Glassco Burns Champion W A Boys Suckling Kers Hall from Toronto Montreal Peterboro Barrie. The Canadian entry is the strongest yet, drawing players from major cities and provinces.
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Niagara
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Ontario
United States
Canada
Newport
Dewhurst
H. J. Holt
BE. W. Leonard
Boston
Lloyd
Pittsburg
Beals Wright
Bell
California
Kirkover
Hodge
McLaughlin
Bissell
Warner
Buffalo
Fischer
Avery
New York
Patterson
Macdonnell
Smith
Jones
Glassco
Rarpn Burns
W. A. Boys
Barrie
H. M. Suckling
Montreal
Kers
Peterboro
Hall
Toronto
Baseball Notes Highlight Early Season Frictions and Hopes
A column of baseball notes covers the national league standings and player moods. It cites Hickman’s bat while noting fielding lapses, mentions Waddell’s conduct, Hostetter’s signing in Cincinnati, and Senators with improved defense. It references McGraw Dreyfus bets, Corbett’s Brooklyn play, Cantillon’s umpire ties, and looming world series questions.
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Boston
Chicago
Philieys
Cincinnati
Hickman
Washington
Providence
Rube Waddell
Mike Donlin
Hostetter
Senators
Detrote
New York
Fittsburgs
McGraw
Dreyfus
Jon Kelley
Cincinnatis
Joe
Jos Corbett
Brooklyn
National Commission
Fred Clarke
O'Day
Cantillon
Milwaukees
Giants
Mogres
Columbus
Detroit
Loos
Coughlin
Dicll
Manchester
Conn
Hill
Pirates
Pittsburgh Press
Tommy
Connolly
King
Jake Stahl
Detroit Journal
O'Loughlin
Silk
St Louis
Kid Nichols
Cardinals
Kansas City
St. Louis
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Baseball Notes
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St. Louis G Dispatch
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Patsy
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Chicago American
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Japan
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