Montgomery County Relay Championship in Washington Grove
The annual Labor Day games at Washington Grove showcase the big Montgomery County relay event. Washington Grove and Rockville enter strong teams with plans for the Lester Trophy and prized cups. Key organizers and judges from the 4 A Trek coordinate events as entries fill the fields.
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Ma Mutie
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Tumor
Potomac
LO Baterson
Wililair
Walter Tuster
Ronert Walker
Phonua
W & Sa
PaAnsietant
Lork
Norman Boste
Aimhesst Taspactors
OB Hardy
William Scuuwell Woot
Terie Ck
Archiball Warehad
Mii
Lindsay Wog
Prises
Hubert Latis Blanks
Lac Tealling Sporting Goods
Nouses
Burns Fights Tonight in Australia Boxing Card
Sydney reports Burns and Squires set for loud night of boxing in Melbourne arena with Burns reportedly paid 310000 if he wins and 2500 if he loses while Squires also slated to receive a fighting fee. Bill Lang in Melbourne match scheduled for tomorrow with Burns and Lang high profile bouts.
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Yoox
Melbourne
Anctor Buens
Squire
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Poe Syndicat
Burns
Sydney
Betwen
Bill Lang
Melourne
Tate
Squires Ig
Jacksonville Wins Pennant in South Atlantic League
Vic South Atlantic League concludes with Jacksonville atop the standings at a 0.694 percentage, the only club reported to have profited while Savannah Charleston Columbia Augusta and Macon reportedly fared poorly. Directors meet tomorrow to review next season and possible league expansion to Chattanooga and Columbus Ga.
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Svan
Jacksonville
Kagne
Jacksonyele
Savannah
Charleston
Columbia
Augusta
Macon
Chattanuoga Tenn
Columbus Ga
Naval Academy football squad returns from summer practice
Twenty six members of the Naval Academy football squad arrived by tug Standish in Annapolis, Md. They depart on leave a week earlier than others and will return September before classes to begin football work. Captain Pere and W Northcroft lead the team in good form, but end Max B Demott is sick with typhoid fever in Newport, R. I., and may not be able to play this season.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Capt Pere
W Northcroft
Max B Demott
Newport R I
Bob Unglaub
Nationals
Bas
Delehanty
Bob
Unginub
Bill Smipke
Cantillon
Minor League Standings and Results From Southern and Virginia Leagues
The Southern League standings show Birmingham leading with 68 wins and 39 losses, followed by New Orleans and Atlanta, with Memphis and Montgomery mid-table. In latest games, Montgomery defeated Birmingham 4 to 3, and New Orleans beat Atlanta 5 to 2. The Virginia League features Richmond and Danville with Norfolk and Newport News also reporting close competition as teams chase playoff spots.
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Southern League
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Orleans
Little Rock
Memphis
Atlanta
Montgomery
New Orients
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Mobile
Birmingham
American League Yesterday and Today Schedule Report
Today schedule lists Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston Cleveland leads with 62 wins. Washington sits at 64 losses and New York at 7 New York shows 7 games noted in the page fragment.
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Detroiit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Tigers, Washington clash as Detroit faces last home games
Hughey Jennings voices urgency as Detroit Tigers prepare for the nearby two-game series with Washington at home. Cantillon may start Smith or Tannehill. weather likely showers. Attendance climbs as Detroit aims to clinch, with Cantillon reshaping pitching and infield roles for a pennant chase.
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Jennings
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Chicago
Boston
Flix
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St. Lous
St Louis
Cantilion
Charley Smith
Tannehill
Tanny
Bert Keeley
Fberg
sea_son
Basketball Scores Rough From Mixed City Matchups
Fragmented lines show multiple NBA like scores with teams including Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St Louis New York Pittsburgh Detroit and Houston. Scores appear jumbled with partial figures such as 66 47 64 64 65 and 97D, indicating a messy OCR of a game tally list.
Detroit Defeats Newark in Exibition Baseball Battle
Detroits defeated Newark 5 to 1 at Newark in an exhibition game. Suggs allowed five hits while Frill pitched well for Detroit. McIntyre collected three safeties and Schaefer stole, scoring two runs. Newark produced a lone run with Jones, Schaefer, and Crawford contributing during the early innings.
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Frill
McIintyre
Washington
Newark
Iigers
Ifhey
Cobb
Jennings
Jones
Alird
Schaefers
Crawford
Wallen
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Nemark
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Mintyre
Schaefer Payne
Buges
Suges
Dawe
Arrore
Newmark
Derek S$ Bondle
Matlen Mahling
Gherpe Engle
Sharpe Downs Payne
O Leary Urapie
Mr McTague
Tim
Umpires Depart Minor Leagues For Major City Leagues
The American Association will lose two umpire crews this season. Jack Kerin heads to the American League while Clarence Oyen moves to the National League. Oyen will stay through the year with the association, having only one major fan incident in Milwaukee last week. New indicators will be sought as replacements. Umpires’ pay trails major league salaries, but top officials expect movement of good officials to faster circuits.
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Washington Post
Milwaukee Wis
Amercan Association
Crach
Jack Kerin
Clarence Oyen
Kerin
Clarence Owen
Pulliam
Wil
Association
Milwaukee
O'Brien
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Board of
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Milwaukee Backstop Roth Weighs Major League Interest
Milwaukee catcher Frank Roth, a star behind the plate, is drawing major league offers. Washington’s Cantillon is negotiating with Havenar to draft or buy Roth, with other clubs also showing interest. Trade terms and Roth’s readiness to join the big leagues hinge on price and draft settlements.
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Washington Post
Milwaukee
Higginbothem’s Big Innmags Sacrifice In Double Play Rally
A garbled box score reports Higginbotham scoring on a sacrifice bunt, Konetchy and Ritchey involved in a double play, with base runners left on by St Louis and Boston. Pitcher Higginbotham appears in a dominant role as Umps Me Kiem call the game at 9 minutes past the hour.
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Botham
Regular stock sale on Parker Budget garments
This notice promotes a sale of men s suits pants and thin coats from Parker Budget stock. Prices list $15 to $25 suits at 9.75, $30 to $35 suits at 18.25, pants up to 7, and thin coats at 2.90 with four off. The sale emphasizes ordinary stock and reduced prices as an extraordinary bargain.
Rheidgale Co and Outfitters on Pa Ave and 9th St
A local listing notes Rheidgale Co and Head-to-foot Outfitters operating at Pa Ave and 9th St with shop details readable from the segment.
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Pa. Ave
9Th St
Week in Sports Preview at Celtic Park and Harness Meets
The article notes Olympic team arrivals and a parade in New York honoring American athletes. It previews two series of athletic games at Celtic Park, with Racquet Welders' Newport rendezvous, and lists golf, tennis, and boxing events across multiple venues including Hamilton, Niagara on the Lake, Cincinnati, and Sheepshead Bay. It highlights the Myama Hunt Club national open in Hamilton and major races such as the American Derby and Futurity at Sheepshead Bay, with Pittsburg teams and pennant race implications.
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Myama Hunt
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Sheepshead Bay
Cubs Capture Two as Brooklyn Shut Out in Twin Bill
Chicago defeats Brooklyn in both ends of a doubleheader on August 24. In the first game Tinker and Sheckard provided run support while Reulbach labored but kept the visitors in check, with Chicago scoring in the third and seventh and Brooklyn mustering only two hits. The second game features Hofman and Sheckard sparking Chicago early as Reulbach and then Richer held Brooklyn in check, Chicago pushing across a lone run in the first inning while Brooklyn could not respond.
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Frostburg race entries and late obituary note
Racing entries list multiple races with entrants and odds, including selling, steeplechase, and handicap events across several horses such as Grace Darling, Flower Beauty, Misty Crittenden, and Jolly. The page ends with an obituary for Philip Michael of Frostburg who died aged 83 after paralysis.
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Grace Darling
Santa Elena
Flower Beauty
Point Lace
Irene B
Ferronma Malecen
Anna TL
Deley
Speight and Bette
Fariongs
Misty Crittenden
Jos Bone
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Howe
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Jolly
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Licht
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Reds Blank Phillies as Spade Stifles Visitors
Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 3 to 0 with Spade holding the Phillies to safeties at bay. Muay and Gleason were ordered off the field for disputing calls as Cincinnati capitalized on early runs and miscues in a 7 Inning, 1 hour 43 minute game marked by two base hits from Bransfeld and Huswitz and a double play sparked by Wages.
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Loven
Maren
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Split double header features Boston wins first game 10 to 0
Boston and St Louis split a doubleheader with Boston taking the first game 10 to 0 amid costly errors by Karger for St Louis, while St Louis won the second 6 to 3. Key players included Shaw and Gelding for Boston and Konetchy and Sweeney for St Louis. Time of game 1 hour 47 minutes.
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Bawerman
Hannifan Ss
Postponed Capital City League Games Announced
With the regular schedule finished, postponed Capital City League games begin this week. Government Printing Office meets St Stephens Institute on August 25 at Brentwood, and other open dates include August 27, August 31, and future Brentwood clashes against Columbia Athletic Club and Government Printing Office, weather permitting.
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Steamer Sunk in Norway Wreck Near Skoneviks
The Norwegian steamer Torgefonden, sailing from Bergen to Haugesund, wrecked near Skoneviks and sank in three minutes last night. It carried 70 passengers. about 40 are believed drowned, fifteen bodies have been recovered, and the captain was among the survivors.
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Torgefonden
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Skoneviks
Sheridan Breaks Record at Dundalk Meet
Martin J. Sheridan of the Irish American Athletic Club set a new world record in the discus free style with a throw of 142 feet. The discus used was the Olympic ball from London. Sheridan had previously held the record at 13 feet 1 and a half inches.
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Sheridan
Catholic Cathedral Mass for 1200 Fleet Sailors in Sydney
Four thousand American fleet members ashore at Sydney with 1200 attending mass at the Catholic Cathedral. Cardinal Moran presided, toasts were offered, and a kangaroo memento was promised to the Connecticut. Other services took place at Anglican, Baptist, Congregationalist, Methodist, and Presbyterian venues.
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Hgo
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Actress Miss Cahill campaigns against Salome craze on Broadway
Special to The Washington Post Miss Cahill the actress who two years ago led a protest against strict attire for chorus girls has renewed her crusade this time challenging the Salome dance She has written to President Roosevelt Republican and Democratic leaders urging censorship and resolutions at state conventions She plans to seek official action and later steps are expected
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Thomas to Be a Cripple After Knee Injury
Special to The Wesington Pac Long Branch New Jersey August 2 eri c Thomas turfman confined with a fracture of the right knee since the August 14 automobile accident on Ocean Drive will undergo an operation at Monmouth Memorial Hospital next week. The procedure aims to remove portions of the fractured bones and will render him a cripple for life. Brewer and Blake of New York visited Aerie today in consultation with Dr Edw .
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Snake Bite Threatens Life After Potomac Canoe Incident
Thompson was bitten while canoeing near Georgetown and carried ashore by Woods and a boatman. He reached hospital after a long trek, received strychnine and anti toxin treatment, and remained in serious condition with swelling around the head and eyes. Doctors suspect a water snake or flathead species. Thompson recalled a dark skinned long snake and a rattling sound before collapse. He rested quietly at a late hour.
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Death of Miss Parsons in New York Apartment
Miss Winifred Parsons daughter of Charles Parsons, once president of the Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg Railway, was found dead with a bullet wound in her head in her Avenue Lena apartment. Police cite a possible suicide amid melancholia after the death of her fiancé Emile Maas, a Frenchman, four months earlier. A maid found her in bed with a revolver clutched in the right hand and a bullet wound piercing the brain.
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Charles Parsons
Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg Railway
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Lena
Cass
Mulettle
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Miss Parsons
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