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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1914

Page

11

Ayers to Start One Game in Nationals Tigers Doubleheader

Stanley T. Milliken notes Ayers is likely to pitch one game in the Washington Nationals vs Detroit Tigers doubleheader at the Florida avenue enclosure with a 1 43 start. Jennings may use Coveleskie or Daun g and Har ker could be asked to relieve amid a tense, fluctuating pitching plan.

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Realm of Sportdom Highlights and Baseball Banter

A collage of sports commentary from the Realm of Sportdom covers baseball figures like Tris Speaker and John McGraw, German diplomacy in early 20th century context, and other sport notes. It cites Shafer and Mathewson, notes double plays and fielding anecdotes, comments on drowning safety, and mentions Johnny Conlon’s charitable pledge.

Washington Cricket Club Falls to Baltimore Team 15 to 38

Special to The Washington Past Sutton Ma Aus reports the Washington cricket club Weaceston Nera losing to Baltimore’s Sons of St George by 38 runs. Dr L D Samuel top scored with not out, while Gilmour showed early promise for Baltimore before bowler Ainsworth dismissed him. Henry Branch excelled for Washington with six wickets as the home side struggled to defend a low total.

Washington Sutton Washington Cricket Club Sons of St. George Baltimore L. D. Samuel Orioles Washingtonians Gilmour Wan Ainsworth Henry Branch Branch Springham ‘ Aearrom Thompson Tom Williams We Rovers Si Fl Eaanni Simone B. Ashaworth, Jr Featherstone B. Springhaw A. Sousa B. Harrison B. Cannon H. Thompson GD. Sanunla Windeor W. Springham George James B. Branch R. Blodgett B. Brangh Howlansd Wares Hberes

Reds Aid Braves, Win From Giants

Moran, bought by Stallings, doubled home the deciding run in the ninth as Cincinnati defeated New York 2 to 2. Moran drove in Gonzales with a two base hit after being sold to the Nationals and ending his stint with Cincinnati. Ames pitched well, allowing only three hits through four innings. Reau was hit hard in the fourth as Cincinnati scored twice on four singles. Tesreau came in eighth to finish the inning, but the Giants lost in the final frame. New York opened with Meyers doubling and Tesreau singling for the first run, followed by a second on singles by Meyers and Bescher. Murray ran for Meyers and scored. Moranned in the lineup and Moran credited with the winning run via two-base hit off the pitcher. Score: New York 2, Cincinnati 2.

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Tigers Win Exhibition Defeat Orioles 8 to 1

Detroit Ameri cans toppled Baltimore Internation ald 8 to 1 in an exhibition game. Cobb led with a six run half and pitched the final inning for Detroit, while McKee Baker Jarmur and MacAvey contributed in the Detroit lineup.

Orioles Cobb Baltimore Detroit Americans

Postseason Series Intersectional Games Standings

Narrow fragment lists standings of clubs and a schedule for today. Mentions teams Loot Ninth ve Eastero-Fivet and Watreels northeast with officials Hanalbea Wood ward. No clear results or complete names.

Fivet Watreels Hanalbea and Woodward

Ninth Needs Victory For District Honors In Intersect Series

Ninth meets Eastern in the sectional post season series. Kelley or Morannetti to pitch for Ninth against Finny Kelly and Brewer for Eastern. If Ninth loses today, the district title remains open and a possible down and out series could decide the championship. Richmond games follow Saturday. Ninth has shown strong pitching and defense in this series.

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Will Defend Tennis Title at Newport Championship

Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco will defend his United States Lawn Tennis Association national singles title at the Newport Casino in Newport Rhode Island as the all comers tournament runs ten days. McLoughlin teams with T C Bundy of Los Angeles in the doubles and faces Mr Church and Dean Mathey who won the all comers championship in Chicago.

Los Angeles Mr. Church Dean Mathey Chicago

Braves Endure Stirring Push to Tie NL Lead

Boston Braves surge from last to first in the National League race led by George Stallings. The Giants drop to a tie with Boston after a series of losses, while St. Louis and Chicago loom as strong threats as the pennant chase tightens.

Braves Giants Cardinals Cubs

Braves Spur Attributed to Coin by Stallings Belief

Braves manager George Stallings credits a lucky coin and superstitious charm for lifting the team from the cellar to the top in a month. Captain Abe, a retired officer, presented the ancient coin found in a rebel soldier’s bag, said to be linked to a voodoo exorcism. The coin’s timing coincided with a key victory that started the Braves’ ascent.

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M Graw still claims pennant amid pitching woes

Giants manager John J McGraw defends his team s pennant chances despite a rough stretch. He cites pitching faults from Demarre Marquard and Tesreau and credits Mathewson with reliability while noting Boston Stallings has improved with his rotation. He warns the Braves face a tougher stretch and predicts a late race conclusion between Giants and Cubs for the NL title.

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St Dominics Edge Lexingtons In Slow Benchless Contest

The St Dominics and Lexingtons clash yielded a tight baseball game with late scoring. Key players include Thompson MacNichol Regan and Hawke with solid pitching by Wright Braund and defenses by Whitehill and Heiner. Final lines show extended innings and multiple hits including three-base hits by Thompson and Fitzgerald.

Cardinals Add Game at Dodgers Expense

St Louis won 9 to 3 over Brooklyn, extending a winning streak. Perritt pitched effectively as Brooklyn managed little against him.

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KANFEDS Rally Beats Pittfeds 13 to 6 in Eighth Inning

A fragmented recap shows Sansay City defeating Pittzourgh 13 to 6 as six runs cross the plate in the eighth. Barger drives in six runs with hits, aided by Berry Johnsen and Berly in the late innings.

Barger Pittfeds Sansay City Hensas Cty Pittzourgh

Yankees Leader Forecasts Athletics to Win AL Pennant

Frank E. Chance argues the Yankees will face strong rivals in the American League race. He says Connie Mack’s Athletics remain the likely pennant winner, though Washington and Boston can challenge as the season nears its end. He notes Boston’s depth, Washington’s pitching, and Detroit’s late bid, with McGraw’s Giants lingering in the NL pennant chase.

Frank E. Chance Yankees Connie Mack Maracle Boston Washington Plank Bender Sted Sox Representaives Huo Revanse Braves Walter Johnson Athletics Milan Grifith Mack Dick Mobile Besgun Red Sox Aajar Jake Stan Beacon Tris Hodittzell Innerine Terry Gariner Washington Carrenan Avulettes Tigers Detroit

Sloufeds Victory Again Under Fielder Jones

St Louis on August 2 saw the Sloufeds defeat the visiting St. Louis team 4 to 3. It marked the second win for the team under manager Fielder Jones. Reports noted Miner Brown, former manager of the Federal, had agreed to pitch for the side.

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Broad, Erratic Sports Snippets From Rosedale and Beyond

A jumble of racing notes and team mentions, including Irish racing entries for 1914 with a record 145 subscriptions and King George’s horses among likely starters. Utica defeats Browns 5 to 3 as Brower’s pitching keeps St. Louis hits scattered in a midseason tilt.

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Saratoga Race Entries Display Unclear Weights

Racing page from Saratoga lists numerous horses, weights, purses, and race details in dense OCR. Readable items include horse names such as Water Welles and Gero Mean, multiple purses, and a variety of handicap and stake references though many words are garbled.

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Minor League Results in Mixed Association Play

The American Association and Southern Association show varied scores across multiple matchups. Notable results include St Louis team drawing 2 2 with Toledo influenced by Rochester, and Columbus defeating Milwaukee 3 1. Other games feature Cleveland 4 Providence 1 and Mobile 6 Nashville 3 with several relayed scores.

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