Amateur rules discussed in District championship meeting
Amateur baseball commission met in the Post Building to settle player eligibility and schedule rules for The Post Cup. Four leagues Sunday school Marquette Capital City and Departmental were present, with differing rules delaying a single accepted code. The Departmental pennant is decided. Marquette pennant to be decided today and others loom as Foundry Calvary Columbias Atlantics prepare for playoffs.
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Amateur Baseball Commission of the District
Post
Marquette
Capital City
Ericulture
Onship
Foundry Ang Calvary
Columbias
Atlantics
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE GAME SETS COMMERCE AND LABOR PACE
Commerce and Labor beat Justice 9 to 6 to move into sole second place. Justice held a lead until the sixth inning when Laborers plated three and added six in the seventh. Strong hitting featured passes from Reed and Beckett, with Burbank pitching for Commerce and Labor. Time of game about 1 hour 25 minutes.
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Commerce and Labor
Justice
Core
Justis
Rhore
C Andl
Rhore Burbank
If Tormey
Reed
Okinmey
Beckett
Iffunt
Liao
Watson
Officown
Bos Dl Young
North
Justin
Ervons
Ou Baste
Bell
Om Brown
Burbank
Brows
Tresase Bit
Broan
Hiso Miy—Beckett
Mat Nijson Tormey
Kigney
Stolun Yaxes
Reid
Sornev
Pidtner
St Patrick and Immaculate Conception play for Marquette League title
In a chaotic recap of local games at McDevitts Field, St Patrick defeated Holy Name 0 to 1 after Cure pitched well and Molloy contributed at the plate. The report notes line scores, bases, and errors amid a busy schedule with St Dominic’s and St Patrick’s teams featured, plus a Bloomingdale schedule and a Sunday School League decision suspending a game.
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St. Patrick
Mahone Lot
Molloy
Rogers
Smith
Ragan
Cook
Eagan
Turser
Dele Cullen
Merceron
Karen—Lynch
J Smith
Ternay
Maroeron
Reagan Mallory
Ceoh
Berke Tims
Protest Dismissed in League Case Over Umpire Johnstone
New York club protest against umpire Johnstone forfeiture at the Polo Grounds was formally disapproved by National League President Fulham. He states Johnstone acted within rights and the protest is dismissed, with the option to appeal to the NL board.
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Pulliam
Johnstone
New York
National League Baseball Club
Anguet
Polo Grounds
Chicago
Fulham
National League
Cubs Win Again in Chicago Victory Over New York
Chicago defeated New York three times in four-game series as Brown and Ames pitched well. Ames walked four, allowing three Chicago runs in the seventh after two plays, while Single Was star for Chicago with two hits and a three-base hit. McGann was ejected in the seventh after being ruled out at the plate.
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Chicago
New York Today
Brown
Ames
McGann
Klem
Svore
Balengy
ANGAH
New Yorks
Rhoa LW
Seymour
Devin
IlMcGann
Tinner
Smith
Evers
Dahlen
Kling
Etrang
Ol Bowermanje
Peeves
Whitaoy
New York
McGams
Stagle
hite—Sheckara
I Brown
Browne
Lyers
Plas
Danlen
Devlin
Brawn
Boston
Siewar
Detroit
Dineen
Boston Rhore
Derolt
McLntyre
Ferris
Crawford
Hoey
Ogleary
Oo Grimakaw
Conghih
Morgen
Lowe
Carrigan
Payne
Stever
Schaefer
O’leary
Hoev
Grimshaw
Staten
Stabamtarent
Ce& Dineen
Slever
Trax
Lowely O'Leary
Mr. Sheridan
Xamne
Pirates Rally In Ninth To Tie Then Win In Tenth
Pittsburg trailed Brooklyn 7 1 entering the ninth but tied the game and seized a dramatic victory in the tenth. Sheehan and Phelps sparked the rally with singles and a wild throw by Casey yielded the winning run as Pittsburg trumped Brooklyn after a tense finish.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Sirteklert
Sheehan
Phelps
Casey
Patrsburg
Filtsbute
Rhoar Brooklyn
RHOAE
Bleasny
Sec
Ghordam
Lumtey
McCarthy
Wagner
Maloney
Malon
Lewis
Vl Alperiaan
Ritchey
Alot Phelps
Edo: Loifield
Landht
Strieklertp
Phillippa
Mulntyrs
Letcheld
Bergee
Rob
Hrooklyn
Pholpy
Ih— Meier
Lumley
Alperman Fleet
Leifield
Stricklett
Mantyre J
Lelitela
OW Selfield
Inpinga
Phillippe
Strickers
McIntyre
Me Emille
Rourg
Richmond Triumphs in First Norfolk Doubleheader Game
Richmond won the opener 3 to 0 and tied the second 1 to 1 in a Norfolk doubleheader, with Bonno, OBrien, and Brennan delivering strong showings. Bonno struck out twelve, while Norfolk used Southern League players in a display of pitching and fielding prowess.
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Washington
Norfolk
Richmond
Bonno
O'Brien
Brennen
Rhe Tuchmond
Sull
Hinton
Stanley
Brennap
Evans
Foster
Nationals Split in Two Fast Pitchers Battles
Dusty Rhoades allowed three hits in the opener as the Nationals split a two game set. Case Patten shut out the Naps until the ninth, when Ross tied the score on a fluke home run.
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Nationals
Battles
Dusty
Rhoades
Case Patten
Naps
Ross
Matinee Stunt Double Plays Highlight Narrow Nationals Win
A loud crowd saw two sharp triple plays and standout fielding by Rhoades Patten Altizer Turner and Hickman as Nationals toppled Cleveland 2 1 in a tense pitchers battle. Turner’s dazzling infield work and Hickman’s right field defense fueled a tense game while Dusty hurled a strong five innings and Lajoie and Stovall contributed.
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Lajoie
Stahl
Cleveland
Washington
Rhoades
Hughes
Patten
Otto Hese
Dusty
Charley Hickman
Rossman
Case
Charley
Tommy Connally
Tom
Connolly
Fandoms farewell crowd as ball game details emerge
Cleveland and Sable make their farewell appearance this afternoon with Charley Smith likely to hand out the goodbye and Moora bidding the bom out. Casey on the bat and a close game feature a tense ninth inning as Turner, Patten, and Rhoades perform. Chicago White Sox arrive for three games, with bets on Weebington vs Jones.
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Cleveland
Sable
Charley Smith
Moora
Actiow
Rasey
Patten
Fourteenth Street
Hick
Charles
Turner
Stahl
Wakefield
Rhondes
Casey
Jujole
Comatton
Bemis
Couth
Bob
Ben Colon
Des Beimes
David
Rhoades
Hubert Brace
Warner Ay
Jack
Ming
Itis
Anderella
Steht
Joba
Congalton
Jackson
Wandy
Chicago
White Sox
Weebington
Puceeas
Jones
Columbus Club Sells Pickering to St Louis Club
Veteran outfielder Ollie Pickering is sold by the Columbus club to the St Louis American League team. The transfer follows a third and final sale of Columbus players in the spring, with Pickering to join Casey and Hickman in new ownership.
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Ollie Butts
Spectal
Washington Post
Columbus
Ohio
Bryce
Columbus Club
Cherry Circle Wins Cup in Lipton Trophy Race
Chicago yacht Cherry Circle wins the Lipton Cup by finishing fourth in a day of racing, earning 26.7 points for the Chicago Athletic Association. Bill Poster places second with 24.4 points as a shifting half gale hampers Cherry Circle.
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Chicago
Cherry Circle
Chicago Athletic Association
Bill Poster
Columbia Yacht Club
Mendota
Milwaukee
Raven
$50 000 for Square Fight in Goldfield Nevada
Goldfield Athletic Club members publicly offered to stake up to 350000 on a square fight. Gans signed over his share of the purse to his manager L M Sullivan with an earnest guarantee of a fair front. George Siler will referee, signaling fair dealing and a legitimate bout.
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Washington Bas. Goldfield,Nev
Aus
Goldfield Athletic Club
Gans
L. M. Sullivan
George Siler
Morrells Horses Win at Bar Harbor Show and Races
In Bar Harbor on August 21 a large crowd watched Edward Morrells Philadelphia horses win six furlong events and the one and one half mile race J A Warner. Edgar Scott also took a light weight pair and medium gauge honors. W H Voss won the six furlongs in 1 20 with Ward Tuxedo second. Hyattsville defeated Brookland 3 to 1 in a five inning game highlighted by a spectacular triple play. Petersburg Riverside split a two to one defeat in the first of six games with Richmond Times Dispatch club.
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St Lows
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Niles
Rat Jones
Lord
Davis
Hamphi
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Jones Smpke
Mr. O'Loughlin
Bar Harbor
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A. J. Cagnatt
W.H. H. Voss
Marshall
Ward Tuxedo
Edward Morrell
J. A. Warner
Hyattsville
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Washington Post
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Carr
Washington
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Times-Dispatch
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Radtke
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Autumn Flower
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Alla
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Red Leaf
Koerner
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Tims
Dolly Spanker
Ravena
Corrigan
Mélier
Aral
Mary
Hefferman
Holscher
Elm Ridge
Mount Henry
Bob Eagres
Upshot
Faunitz
Virginia football schedule and open dates announced
A. Stuart Robertson announces UVA football plans for eight games this fall with three open dates October 12 27 November 1. No games with Big Four members Princeton or Pennsylvania. Open dates likely filled before September 13. Preliminary games set with St Johns College Richmond College and Randolph Macon at Charlottesville.
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St John's College
Charlottesville
Richmond College
Speatgl
Washington Post
Charlottesvile
A. Stuart Robertson
Staunton
University of Virginia
University of North Carolina
North State
University Virginia
Robertson
Princeton
Pennsylvanie
Virginia
Bueft
Penn
St. John's College
Annapolis
Randolph Macon
Davidson
Virginia Military Institute
Indians
Washington
George Washington University
Races Run On A Heavy Trace At Saratoga Feature Event
Outsiders win the day as Yankee Gun defeats DeMund in the feature. Red Leaf leads from the start in the Merchants and Citizens Handicap, one mile three sixteenths, with Woolwich and Sir Russell among others also winning on a heavy track at Saratoga.
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Yankee Gun
DeMund
Woolwich
Sir Russell
Cortigan
Rose of Gala
Merchants and Citizens
Saratoga
Bedouin
Quicome
Red Leaf
Fay
Sewell
General Haley
Ratke
Shike
Bill Fhillips
Belle of
Mahoney
Delmore
Saratoge
Five favorites win at Latonia on rain softened track
In Cincinnati on August 21 five favorites prevailed at Latonia. Devout won the seven furlong handicap in a drive from John English with Meadow Breeze third as Alcor faded to last. A heavy rain after the fourth race left the track sloppy and the card featured extensive results across six more races including Light Bars and Mangator each delivering notable finishes.
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Cincinati
Ohio
Latonia
Norzes
Devout
John English
Meadow Breeze
Alcor
Jrace
Frank Basher
Billdred
Emily
Lulu
the Golden Bird
Halsiged
Little Wende
Sanderson
Lady Vimont
Blage O’ Light
Liphards
Wooten
Dresden
Falkland
Cuhay Star
Hand Op Devout
Red Thistle
Tobbggan
Postman
the Laurel
Hook Se Oka
Lansdowne
Doctor Riley
Labor
Infammable
Golden Almera
Athena
Light Opera
Mausard
Revolt
Accond
Babe B
Sputon
Lady Lancaster
Mayor Johnson
Adare
Champ Clark
Janessa
Doctor Keith
Fenian
Blucher
Mangator
Coruneaie
Whippoor
Will
Nine
Chinax
Thoroughbred Names Run at Saratoga Card
A list of horses heats at Saratoga includes Hemay Silver Point Blondy Tor Cogan Commondste Cottontowan Sir Russell Miss Strome Pengris Mintberia Deleerina Little go Out Oro Bohemia Sanfara Latonia Mont Alban Newt Fisher Osterous Miss Anxious Zindu Bitter Hand Madha Gormab Elastic Uncle Henry Dunning Blud Mlot Gladiator Invictus Swit Wing Chief Milliken Roscoe Lucene Carthage Amberite.
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Hemay
Silver Point
Blondy
Mont Alban
Newt Fisher
Osterous
Miss Anxious
Zindu
Madha Gormab
Elastic
Uncle Henry
Dunning
Blud Mlot
Gladiator
Swit
Wing
Chief Milliken
Roscoe
Carthage
Heien Waclin
Ocelot
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Princess Marie
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Decklaw
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Lathorpe
Tom Morgan
Eush Avendon
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Ericsson
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Jay Ward
Hitter Hand
Sallie Bj B
Mitadi Love
Belle Toone
Lidwina
Inde
Minnie Johnson
Merry Belle
Tovester
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Webherfelds
Saranda
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Fenian
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Queen Esther
Tern
Rod
Tonpes
Anc
Black Mantina
Benpasal
Oberon
Martha Gorman
Intenné
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Envoy
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Woodlyn
Blue Mint
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Iid
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Mom
Raseco
Prince of Press
Osterman
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Inspector Giri
Bitter Brown
China
Amsel
Qbddolette
Serry Hughes
Sand Bath
Protador
Fonsaluca
Amberits
Many marksmen entered for Denver trap shoot
Two hundred and twenty five expert shotgun marksmen entered for the Denver trapshoot at the Denver Trap Club grounds under the Interstate Trap Shooters Association. Ten events of twenty targets each were planned with five traps in use. Weather hindered scores. H B Richardson led the American round with 190 amid rain and wind.
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Denver
Ill
William Crosby
O’fallon
H. P. Hirshey
Minneapolis
T. Ward
Walnut Log
Tenn
Indianapolis
Pred C. Whitney
Des’Moines
Iowa
F. E. Rogers
St. Louis
R. R. Barber
Pauline
Rolla Helkes
Racing Entrants and Odds From Multirace Card
Races listed with entries and odds for a day’s program. Notable horses include Acacia and Second Sight winning at Deauville France on Aug 2 for Vanderbilt, with several selling and handicap events across six furlongs to a mile plus. Details cover two year olds, mares, and mixed fields with prices per horse and purses noted.
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Vanderbilt
Deauville
France
W. EK
Acacia
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