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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1904

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12

Earl Kiser Sets Two World Records at Glenville Track

Earl Kiser powered a gasoline machine to two world marks on the opening day of AAA races in Cleveland. He clocked the last mile in 0 seconds for the five mile event and 0-4-5 in the three eight cylinder race. Barney Oldfield and others faced schedule changes due to engagements in Omaha. The program also featured obstacle, stock touring car, and eight cylinder events with notable placements for George Russell, W F Winchester, Carl G Fisher, and J Soules.

Cleveland American Automobile Association Glenville Earl Kiser Barney Oldheld Omaha Oldfield Orione Stevens George Russell Winchester Syracuse Daker H. HL. Lyttle Toledo Dayton Carl G. Fisher Indianapolis W. F. Winchester Charles Goméz J Soulea Ndianapolia Charles Garnett Guanline Seratch Bart Kiser R H Magoon A. E. Morrison L. E. Maniey Chubbeck AB Koffman Joan Sabo J. Soules AE. Morrison Boston AB Magoon

Capital City League Standings and Schedule Update

The Capital City League table shows St Stephen's Institute leading with 8 wins and 14 losses, Turner Athletic Club at 19 and 6, Carrall Institute 18 and 11, Gonzaga 16 and 8, Woodward & Lothrop 7 and 24, and Library at 0. Upcoming games include St Stephen's Institute vs Library, Turner vs Gonzaga, and Woodward & Lothrop against Library among others. Treasury team beat Royal Blue 9 to 0 in Wheaton, and Woodstock defeated Edinburg 9 to 4 in Woodstock Va. A Rockville Fair livestock show with tickets 60c is noted.

St Stephen's Institute Turner Athletic Club Carrall Institute Gonzaga Woodward & Lothrop St. Stephen’s Institute Library Turner St. Stephen's Carroll Institute White Lot Bt. Stephen's Institute Georgetown College Turnerva Treasury Club Treasury Wheaton Royal Blue Treasury Battery Smallwood and Webster Treasury Boys Philadelphia Giants Atlantic City

Boston Defeats Chicago in Poorly Played Game

Boston won today's game in Chicago 7 to 3 as bases on balls, wild pitches, and errors produced the runs. Barry and McCarthy led with two bases, while Delehanty hit a three base sequence and Tenney contributed aboard. Brown allowed 7 runs over 9 innings, Wills took the loss for Chicago.

Chicago Boston Rhore Bosion Slagle O Gelar OO Barry Peney Chance Ab'chiowa McCarthy O!marshall Kimg Delehanty Evers Raymer A Carney Cannell Barry Tenney Basce Tinker Marshall Brown Wills Hilt Bdall Mr. Zimmer

St Louis Tops Brooklyn in Wary Loosely Played Game

St Louis defeated Brooklyn 9 to 4 in a loosely played Thursday tilt at home. Brooklyn booted six fielding chances and produced only five hits as St Louis pounced with two base hits, a home run by Brain, and several errors by Brooklyn. Attendance was about 3,200.

St. Louis Brooklyn Shay St Gessler Shannon Dillon Beckley Lumley Brain Sheckard Reod Grady Strang Smoot Babb Barclay Bergen Barks McCormey Taylor Garvin Burke Grady Pall Messrs. Moran and Carpenter

Baseball scores from Eastern and Southern leagues and questions

Eastern League results list games at Jersey City Newark Providence Baltimore Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis and others with multiple game scores and weather notes. Sporting Q&As discuss fielder errors base running rules and scoring of hits plus schedule queries for games in New York Boston and Cleveland with start times at 4 o'clock.

Jersey City Montreal Newark Rochester Providence Toronto Baltimore Buffalo

Detroit Boston Double Header Set After Rainout

Washington and Detroit could not play yesterday due to a heavy shower. A double header is scheduled for this afternoon with the first game called at 2 o'clock. One game will be transferred to Detroit for a Saturday double header. Lefty Herring to start at first base in today’s two contests.

Detroit Washington Herring Connolly Tigers Tom Hughes Jacobson Senators Mirlin Stovall Lew Drill Bill Coughan Lefty Herring Donavan Lefty Clarke Kittredge Charley Hickman Wolfe New York Tom Chicago Cupid

Powell Wins On Triple In Last Inning Thriller

In New York August 22 Powell hit a three base triple in the final inning to drive in the tying and winning run after a wild throw in the eighth. Chicago scored two in the eighth to tie, then Powell and Dougherty produced the decisive plays as New York beat Chicago 4 to 2. Attendance 7,078.

New York Powell Dougherty Chicago Rho Age Holmes Jones Ice Keeler Callahan Williams Davis Anderson Tannehill Biberfeld Donohue Ganzel Dundon Gonroy Mefarlandc Kleinow Smith Willams Dariz Backfles Keeler Elberfeld William

Boston Beats St Louis Twice to Move Into Second Place

Boston advances to second by shutting out St Louis in both games. Strong batting and pitching, sharp fielding. Wallace starred for St Louis with notable saves. attendance 14,600. First game details show Ferris homer and Ferris, LaChance, Padden, Moran contributing for Boston. Howell and Gibson pitched for St Louis. Second game featured La Chance, Star, Ferris hitting three base hits for Boston. Wallace, Padden, Jones key in defense. Time of games: 1 hour 3 minutes and 1 hour 30 minutes.

Boston Mass St. Louis Wallace Rhoae St. Louk Rhoah Selbach Burkett Parent Bide Heldrick Stahl Collins Freeman Janes LaChance Qpadden Ferrin Jones Ferris Colline OM Glade Hynes la Chance Young Poston Rhoah St Lous Rhoae Selbach Burkert Heidrick Brahi Coline Padden Moran O'Connor Howell Louis O-O Star Gibson Stebl Mr. O'Loughlin

Good Pitching Features in Phillies Win Over Cleveland

Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 3 0 with timely hits in the seventh inning as strong pitching held runs in check. Lajoie angered umpire after a disputed call. attendance reached 9,958.

Cleveland Athletics Philadelphia Lajoie RHO AE Palladelphia Bay Hartel Pickering Pallaceysnis Piecuen

Purchases by National and American Leagues Listed

Cincinnati August 22 Secretary John A Bruce of the National Baseball Commission announced the season’s player purchases for both leagues. Chicago acquires M H Hayden from Indianapolis and multiple players from Milwaukee New Orleans and Des Moines figures including R Roche Atz Branley and A Clark. Detroit adds D J Sullivan B W Ford and H Schaefer from Minneapolis Milwaukee, Washington, George Stone, and Clif Curtin also listed. Cleveland adds James Jackson from St Paul and Clif Curtin from Milwaukee. National League adds Arthur Hoffman from Des Moines W Carney from Spokane Frank Schulte from Syracuse H V McChesney from Des Moines McCarmwell Cargo Pastorius from Albany Emil Betch from Holyoke C Malay from Gloversville Thomas Owens from Springfield Charles Check from St Paul C K Street and James Feeney from Terre Haute Studunati from Denver Arthur Hochatetter from Denver Harry Arndt from Louisville Charles B Brown from Omaha George F McBride from St Joseph and James from Boone Iowa.

Chicago Indianapolis M. H. Hayden Milwaukee Tom Dougherty New Orleans R. Roche Atz Branley Harry Clark Detroit Minneapolis D. J. Sullivan B. W. Ford H. Schaefer Washington Colorado Springs George ML Washington George Stone Cleveland St. Paul James Jackson Clif Curtin Des Moines Arthur Hoffman Studunati Denver Arthur Hochatetter Cincinnati Louisville Harry Arndt St. Louis Omaha Charles B. Brown Pittsburg St. Joseph George F. McBride Boone Iowa James

Baseball notes reflect payroll shifts and league moves

Rochester players seek higher pay as rosters churn with new arrivals. Hemphis star Arthur Goodwin sold to anton. Toledo releases weak players. Buffalo and Baltimore duel for Eastern League lead with the Bisons ahead. Jimmy Sebring shines for Cincinnati while Harry McCormick struggles for the Pirates. Southern League race tight among New Orleans Memphis Atlanta, with Montgomery trailing. Umpires Kiem Hart and Bauswine to join the National League next year. Pulliam plans six-man rosters. Regular season draft opens next Thursday as minor leaguers rush for slots. Ban Johnson and Henry Killilea seen near potential major moves. Christy Mathewson’s ice cream habit noted after games.

Rochester Arthur Goodwin Hemphis Anton Toledo Buffalo Baltimore Bisons Jimmy Sebring Cincinnati Harry McCormick Pirates Pulliam Kelley Joe New Orleans Memphis Atlanta Montgomery Kiem Hart Bauswine Boston Tacoma McAleer Browns Cleveland Cleveland ‘Ous Robisons Cardinals Nichols Patsy Donovan Ban Johnson Henry Killilea All Park Chicago Jimmy ‘Colling Cy Young Jack Thoney New York Americans Piay Griffith Atlanta Journal Gene Dementreville Colonels Brooklyns Demont Christy Mathewson New York Globe Bucknell University Pennsylvania Lewisburg Matty Mathewson

Alexander Wins Blue Hill at Readville Trotting Meet

Meadville Mass August 22 The Grand circuit opening at Readville track drew largest first day crowd. The Blue Hill stake for 2 1 2 year trotters carried 5000 purse, Alexander in Ed Geer s stable won outright in straight heats. John M upset Pan Michael in 2 0 6 pacing, racing vividly to claim honors after a season’s surprise.

Meadville Mass Readville Blue Hill Alexander Ed. Geer Pan Michael John M Detroit Mathan Straus Spear Nathan Straus Ailen Cascade Be. G Wall Allerson Fullagar Belie Star Br. m Renos Baby Shank Rosewood Ch. m Merrifield Beasts Abbot Bix Hudeon Dewey Dickerson Fuzzy Titer Loxzonjero B. G Howard John Caldwell Thompson Texas G. m Rennick Jolly Bachelor Ruth C G. Om Jenney A. Penn Bh. Cladwigi Boonie Beebe Coalter Cendsin Ewa M. (Shank

De Reszke Wins Amsterdam Stakes in Acing Rain

In the Amsterdam stake at Saratoga De Reszke edged Bobadil amid a blinding hail storm that left horses barely visible. Ishiava led the earlier three races, while Princess Eris was disqualified from third and Linda Lee earned the third spot. Conkling captured the sixth race by a head as weather tore through the track.

Saratoga Amsterdam M. L. Hayman de Reszke John A. Drake Ishiava Royelle Daylesford Bernhardt Libretto St. Bellane Princess Eris Odom Raiment Linda Lee Ishlana Sperling Monte Carlo H. Walsh Norbury Wonderly Court Maid Canajoharte Elsie I Tot San Foxy Kane Cottage Maid Sais Royelse Weligh Evan Hernherdt Cock Robin Baker St. Beliane Quidebrand Councilman Q''Nei Ddom Thine Mtle Hildebrand Bobadil Gay Boy O'Neil Virgin Soft Elliott OM England Greencrest Easy Street Furtonga Dazzie Reiment Shaw Agent Palm Tree Oxford Doctor St. Aubyn Sachem Dan HK Conkling Lee Garnish W. Hennessey Tantalus Cochran Palm Reader Briarthorpe Treseible Lady Potentate the Messenger Agnuea Lady Ametia Proper James V Clotes Dick Bernard Marjoram Toroma W. R. Condon King Pepper Little Jolmeon Missing Link Virgin Soll Petit Maitre Prince Ching Tatstle Heather Hoodwink Wild Pirate Siiverfoot Jack McKean Derry Sir Ralph Workman Incense Rasmond Flush Cash Lochinvar McChesney Maly Brant Claude and Dolly Spanker Hello Reservation Dalesman Charadilla Katie Caffrey Fair Reveler Otago Merces Linda Rosa Hose Mary Kane Queen Rose Andy Willams James F Keynote Homestead Jang Holly Flexion Hymettus Headmaster Seagull

Harmakis With A Rush Beats Autumn Leaves At Fair Grounds

Harmakis won the feature at the Fair Grounds by a neck over Autumn Leaves in sloppy track conditions. The card included six races with winners such as Four and a Half Furlongs and Yada, plus strong showing by Har makie in the sixth, and entries listed for tomorrow’s program with horse names and odds.

Autumn Leaves Fair Grounds St. Louis Sweet Bwaar Lindsay Stella M Rice Imp Korea D. Austin Media Jane Pharmacy Hello Girl Aspatta Wakeful Lady Sellers Sonya Nepenthe Plumeter Telephone Girl Changonate H. Anderson Lady Mercury Young Princesa Orna D Austin Pique Hadrian Iso Harmakie Old Stone Howell Braodlar Nettle Regent L. Williams Galolt Hucena Misa Ron John McGurk Pierce J Athena Freesias Helm Alcom R Holling Boer Trapsetter Northwind Dolinda Varma F Aggie Lewin Eyrist Fannette Strathmore

Asthma Cure Promised By Schiffmann Adverts

A Chicago notice declares Dr Schiffmanns Asthma Cure relieves and cures severe asthma within a short period. It quotes testimonials from J F Homan and EB Adams and offers trial packs by mail. Sold by druggists for 50 cents and one dollar.

J. F. Homan EB. Adams Chicago Schiffmann Hygaye

Clothing sale flyer offers wholesale profits and low prices

A dated advertisement promotes a busi ness proposition with white washable fabrics and 50 inch lengths. It touts best clothing in America under value and lists two piece suits in home spun and wool crash priced from 20 to 10 dollars as profit opportunity for buyers.

America

Head to Foot Outfitters Racecard Summary

Parker Bridget Co headlines betting at 6th and Pennsylvanian venue. Entries include Santa Ventura Mistress Granpan Detest Mag honi Lady Hasbrouck and First Attempt. Odds shown for six furlongs race with Mordella 95 Kitty G 1067 Doctor Scharff Howling Dervish 9% each and multiple horses listed with prices from 14 to 199.

Parker, Bridget & Co 6Th and Pennsylvania Avenue Santa Ventura

Weird Keeps On Winning at Hawthorne Steeplechase

Hawthorne Aug 22 Weird, second choice, extended a winning streak by taking the steeplechase feature as Handvive faltered in the first race. Handvice finished second with Tam o Shanter among the early runners failing to place. Multiple races listed with winners such as Oreo, Sweetie, Flaxman, Careless, and Stroller across six events.

Handvice Hawthorne Chicago Tam O’ Shanter Weird Oreo Henry Bummer II Morrison Ethel Wheat Oregar Tom Maybin Tam'o’ Shanter Hudson Jaye Pemberton Spaters Evander Monshan Nitrate King Galerig Olver Mz Charawind Sweetie Soufriere Miller the Forum Lawrence Sweet Tone Marco Lida Leib Plautus Ayr Agnes Brennan Flaxman Prior Helgecen Ram's Horn Nicol Florentine Gloriosa Sobet Great Eastern O*hagen Langtorn James Careless Ida Davis Mountain Katie Powers Helgesen Sjambok Berry Waddell Ravisna Bonebrake Katie Zitt Rainwitch Edrodun Dixie Roach Big Beach Togo Muresea Str Hugh Josette Barkermore Fleuron Orfeo Harney Hannan Royal Pirate Robin Hood Wing Dance Haviland Hainault Tom Hall Hellario Alma Dufour Kleinwood Wenrick Clifton Forge Abola Goal Runner Americano Big Ben Pirabelia Sudtie Klingman John Smulski

Sam Craig Wins at Highland Park in First Race

Sam Craig, new to Highland Park, upset Fickle Saint to take the opening race. Jungle Imp and Easy Trade won races two and three, with Pretension and Chambleo also scoring later. Kingstonville’s Tri-League team fell to Bristol Athletics 9 to 16. Shamrock IV design negotiations open with Dennys for Lipton challenger. Sunday-school games postponed due to rain.

Highland Park Detroit Mich Sam Craig Saint Jungle Imp Easy Trade Rowland M Prince Light Winifred Led Town Moor Tommy Knight Inde Blue Grouse Buba Chambleo Nimble Dick Arrahgowan Rachel Ward Doctor Guernsey Specus Bris State Tol Tenn Kmnoxville Bristol Athletics Feama Dennys Glasgow Sir Thomas Lipton George L. Watson

Poisoner La Voisin and Court Poison Plague in France

The seventeenth century Paris poison epidemic linked to La Voisin, a famed poisoner and mystic, drew in nobles, royals, and clergy. La Reynie documented courts, love philters, talismans, and deadly takings, revealing widespread intrigue and executions including Mme de Montespan and grand officers.

London Fair Mail Gazette la Reynie Marquise de Lrinvilliers la Voisin la Regume Louis XIV la Chambre Ardente le Reynie Mme. de Montespan France Love Philters Countess de Duke de Vendome Countess de Solssongs Goad

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