Mount Pleasant rolls over Mount Vernon in sun-drenched league clash
Mount Pleasant Methodist boys defeated Mount Vernon 9 to 3 in seven innings. Erwin and Evans led hitting while Linthicum and Field troubled hitters. Burroughs swiped bases, and Mount Vernon committed many errors. Official score lists Mount Pleasant ahead as the game concluded in about one hour and forty-five minutes.
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Mount Pleasant Methodist Boys
Jimmie” Field
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Emerald Isle
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George Evans
Burroughs
Methodists
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Kerr
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Field
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Hamilton
Angelo
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Wield
Unions Defeat Atlantics in Seven Inning Baseball Game
The Union grounds hosted a well played seven inning game in which the Unions defeated the Atlantics. The Unions led in the first with four hits and an error, the Atlantics rallied to four runs in the seventh as darkness fell, and the match ended with the Unions 9 to 8 in favor. Key players included Handshoe Ballinger Adams and McMahon with multiple hits and two base hits apiece. The scheduled future games include Takoma Park and Printers' team on August 26 and 27, with further dates noted into September.
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Balla
Finwabb
O'funt
Schriver
Unions
Handshoe
Han Ballinger
Adams
Ballinger
Ontlantica
Lefton
Salb
Barry
Webb
Hunt
Lynham
Sbacry
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Carrick
McMahon
McCarthy
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Rider
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Parsons
Berry
Takoma Park
Printers
Printers’ Team
Kismets
National Council
Great Eastern
Gonzagan
Fredericksburg Beats Alexandria In Home Game
Fredericksburg defeated Alexandria with a large crowd at Fredericksburg VA on August 24. The home team showed strong play and enthusiasm as the final score was reported with lively local interest in the outcome.
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Fredericksburg
Alexandria
Washington Post
Capital City League Standings and Tonight's Turner vs Gonzaga
The standings show St Stephen's Institute, Turner Athletic Club, Carroll Institute, Gonzaga, Woodward & Lothrop, Library of Congress. Tonight at Fourteenth and D streets NE Turner Athletic Club meets Gonzaga with a 5 15 p m start.
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Turner Athletic Club
Carroll Institute Gonzaga
Woodward & Lothrop
Library of Congress
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Gonzaga
St Stephens Takes League Lead With Five Inning Win
St Stephen's Institute powered past Woodward & Lothrop 13 to 5 in five innings in the Capital City League, sealing a crucial win ahead of next Tuesday's pennant showdown with Turner Athletic Club. Moriarity doubled and Dunn homered as St Stephen's pulled away early and cruised to victory. A postgame banquet at the National Hotel honored Carroll Institute players and staff for a season that placed Carroll in third.
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St. Stephen’s Institute
St. Stephen's Institute
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Moore
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Rhoae Hughes
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Harris
Gulle
White Sox
Comiskey
Tim Murnane
Tim
Boston
McGraw
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Radfords Triumph Over Petworths in Easy Earned-Run Victory
The Radfords beat the Petworths eight to one on the Radford grounds at Second Street and Florida Avenue NW. Wheatley and Chism each fanned eight, Wheatley earning the win while allowing two walks and one hit batsman. Key defense included Carroll’s throw cutting off a run. A later exhibition game is set for Arsenal on Saturday at 5:30 p.m. with uniform teams seeking Radford matches. Manager W. S. Mann invites rival clubs at 2016 Ninth Street NW. Earned runs favored Radford, with six in the sixth and seventh innings aided by six singles and a two-bagger.
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Radfords
Petworths
Second Street
M Florida Avenue
Wheatley
Chism
Carroll
Arsenal
Florida Avenus
W. S&s
Gallagher
Drescher
Brown
Wgalla
Norgle
West
Olchism
Radforda
Petworth AC
Radforis
Balla
Dumbarton Defeats Gonzaga In Narrow Georgetown Field Win
Dumbarton defeated Gonzaga at Georgetown Field by 9 to 3 after a strong fifth inning. Gonzaga opened with three runs in the first but could not score again, while Dumbarton rallied with nine runs in the fifth. The game ended in the sixth with Dumbarton two on and no outs. Next up, Dumbarton faces Olympics at Georgetown Field.
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Dumbarton
Gonzaga
Georgetown
Dumparton
Lowe
Ol Smith
Borbin
Too Mattingly
Rf E'schmidtif
Fpatrick
Warren
Spillmen
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Halloran
Burlinghbomes
Fitzpatrick
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Thomas
Burbenk
FR. Hume
Lemard
Ramasy
Bur- Maghame
Mattingly
Bitcher
Gordon
Firepatrick
Victory In The Tenths As McCormick Delivers Late Win
Washington triumphs 3 1 over Cleveland in a tense tenth inning. Barry McCormick delivered the decisive hit in right field after Donovan sparked the rally with a first inning single. Hess and Townsend matched ten hits apiece in a tight nurse game, while Bay and Hill provided Cleveland’s only run amid late misplays.
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Washington
Cleveland
Senators
Blues
Donovan
Barry McCormick
Hess
Delaware Peach
Townsend
Herring
Benators
Bemis
Turner
Bay
Ohio Lads
Hill
Flick
Lajoie
Huelsman
Bradley
Man
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Thesea
Cassidy
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Caasidy
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Carsidy
Messie, King
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Pattens
Jack
Ray
Kittredge
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Hickman
Lefty
Mr. Rose
Cleveland Press
Charley
Barry
Iip
Shorty” Brown
Harry Bay
Eddie Asquith
Gunton Temple
Washington and Cleveland Battle in Tight Baseball Contest
Washington falls to Cleveland in a pitching duel with late errors shaping the score. Hitting highlights include O'Neill, Lush, Turner, and Cassidy for Washington, while Hess and Townsend toil in a tense finish. Both teams show fielding miscues and notable plays as the race stays lively.
National League scores and today’s schedule
National League results list Boston 3 St Louis 1 and 1 1. Brooklyn 8 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 6 Pittsburg 8 New York 3 Chicago 0. Tomorrow matchups include Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburg New York at Chicago with standings noted.
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Boston
St. Louis
Bt. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
St. Saura
Puzzled by Mathewson in doubleheader shutout and tie
Chicago could not touch Christy Mathewson in the opener and lost 3 to 1 after Lundgren held New York to two runs until the eighth. The second game ended in a 6 to 5 tie after late pressure, with Dahlen Evers and Tinker flawless in the field. Attendance 14,000.
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Chicago
New York
Mathewson
Lundgren
Ames
Dahlen
Evers
Tinker
Blagle
Breanahan
Barr
Browne
Casey
McGann
Chance
Mertes
McCarthy
Danlon
Kling
Daviio
Eyers
C\Gilbert
Jones
Bowerman
G Tinker
Mathawson
Briggs
O'Neill
Korea
Devlin
Mesars
Aunstie
Kennedy
Slagle
Barry
Evere
Lvere
OO Lundgren
Messrs Kennedy
Hmslie
Owen Weakened in Sixth In Win for Boston
Owen weakened in the sixth and forced in the winning run for Boston by hitting Ferris after two full bases. Attendance 14,231. Boston 4 Chicago 8. Freeman and Tannehill two base hits. Ferris and Freeman with homeruns. Reed and Sullivan pitched. Time 1 hour 48 minutes.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Kilian
Rhore Barrett
Hartwel
McIntyre
Pickering
Coughlin
Davis
Crawier
Cross
Hickman
Seybold
Lowe
Murphy
Drill
Tim. O'Leary
P. TotaIn
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Wee
Illien
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Mr. Sheridan
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Owen
RHORE
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OlTwbell
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Holmes
Callahan
Tan
Listless St Louis Falls to New York in 11 Runs
New York defeated St. Louis 11 to 6 after pelting pitcher Pelty. Keeler hit two homers as New York led throughout a listless game. Attendance 4,601. Other notes include Dougherty and Keeler homering for New York and Burkett credited with a hit. Cleveland buys Columbus players and Bridwell to Cincinnati announced.
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Pelty
St. Louis
Keeler
Srcee Burkett
Dougherty
Heidrick
Wallace
Anderson
Bynes
Hiberfelé
C Jones
Ganzel
Padden
Conroy
Moran
O'Connor
Petty
Orth
Wallace Ad Jones
Bail—O'coonor
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Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
Bryce
August Friei
Jack Hickey
Malarkey
al Bridwell
Cincinnati Cin
Bunched Hits On Walker In Brooklyn Victory
Cincinnati played poorly as Brooklyn built runs off Walker. Kelley, Lamley, and Seymour sparked two-base hits while Gessler and Jones added three-baggers. Brooklyn outhit 13 to 8 and won 8 to 2 with Bergen, Peitz, and Sheckard among the standout names. Attendance 1,832.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Walker
RHO
Kelley
Ijstrans
Seymour
O Diflon
Sebring
Gesnter
Odwell
Lummay
Steinfeldt
Sheckard
Corcoran
Rabb
Huggins
Bergen
Peitz
Jordan
Gessley
Jones
Dillon
Babb
Balle
Mr. Johnstone
Pittsburg Fails To Hit Sparkingly In Amateurish Game
Pittsburg and Philadelphia Sputtered offensively in a rough matchup with 2,230 in attendance. Leach, Ritchey, and Cassidy produced minor hits while Wolverton homered for Philadelphia. Flaherty pitched for Pittsburg and Spinks for Philadelphia, with multiple errors and late scoring keeping the game tight.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Sepre
Leach
Thomas
Beaumont
Cooe Gleason
Ritchey
Wolv'ten
Wagner
McGee
Garlech
Lush
Cassidy
Tus
McC
Dononue
Phelps
Daoin
Flaherty
Spinks
Fotals
Ogle Philadelp
Carisch
Hite
Wolverton
Titus
Bally
Sparks
Spark
Meeera
Moran
Carpenter
Boston Wins In Extras Then Ties With St Louis In Darkness
In St Louis on August 4 Boston won 3 to 1 after fourteen innings, then the second game ended 1 to 1 after nine innings due to darkness. Attendance reached 7,200 as Boston and St Louis played a well contested doubleheader with sharp fielding and key plays including a two-base hit by Tenney and a three-base hit by Marshall.
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St. Louis
Boston
RHOA
RHOAA
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Shannon
Tensey
Beckley
Abbot Lo
Marshall
Delenany
D O Raymer
Cannell
Moran
Oneill
Pittinger
Lewis
Tenney
Mershall
Raymer
Abbatic
Bt Lows
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Rhoare Shay
Geler
Bhannon
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Bechlay
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Grady
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Smoot
O Raymer
Berelay
Ol Wilhelm
hita-Shannon
Dowbla
Abbaticchio
Shay
Ball
Delehanty
Balle
Nichols
Wilhelm
Pasee
Mr. Zimmer
Sale of two piece wool crash and home spun suits
A vintage ad proclaims an extraordinary sale of two piece wool crash and home spun suits. It hints at winding up the season and promises best made garments at bargain prices with listed prices such as 20 dollar suits for 13, 15 for, 12 for, and 10 for.
Parker Bridgett Co Head to Foot Outfitters Baseball Scores
Parker Bridgett Co Head to Foot Outfitters presents a condensed scoreboard summarizing multiple minor league games across the Eastern American and Southern leagues. Highlights include Montreal’s 8-1 win over Baltimore and Jersey City’s split with Rochester, along with Newark’s 3 loss to Toronto and Milwaukee’s 4-3 win over Louisville. The doubleheader results show Minneapolis sweeping Indianapolis 10-8 and 8-3, St Paul routing Toledo 18-3, and several other regional outcomes across Atlanta New Orleans Birmingham Little Rock Columbia Macon Augusta and Savannah.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Louiaville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
St Paul
Toledo
Woman Golfers at Glenview in Western Championship
In Glenview the first round of the Woman’s Western Championship left eight players for the second round. Frances Everett defeated Julia Hunt easily 8 up 7 to play. Mia B Congdon beat Misa M Anthony 3 up 2 to play. Gladys Wynne beat M. Martin 9 holes 9 up. Mrs C I Dering defeated F E Donohue 7 up 6 to play. Mrs H A Boldler defeated H W Cummings 2 up. E Boulton defeated W A Alexander 5 up 5 to play. J Anna Carpenter defeated Sara Gardner 6 up 3 to play. Alexander, president of the Woman’s Western Golf Association, was eliminated. Strong southerly wind kept medal scores low.
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Woman’s Western Association
Glenview Club
Til
Frances Everett
Julia Hunt
Mia B. Congdon
Glenview
Misa M. Anthony
Evanston
Hamoor
W. A. Alexander
Mise J. Anna Carpenter
Weatward Ho
Sara Gardner
Hinsdale
Alexander
Woman's Western Golf Association
Marathon Entries For 24 55 Mile Olympic Race At St Louis
United States Greece Cuba and South Africa are represented in the marathon field of 24.55 miles to start on August 3 at the Olympic games opening day. Entries include J P Carr A L Newton M Spring B P Devin John Lordop Hachet Pred Lorz T J Hicks Sam Meller Frank Pierce Constantinos Lento Albert Corey Christon Leuhri tie L P Crancer John J Kenndy Felix Garuaja W A Heritage St W Harris D Kneeland Marg William Sherting Dimitros Velonis William Meyer W Garcia and others from Chicago New York Boston St Louis Philadelphia and Canada.
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Stadion
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Xavier Athletic Club
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New York Athletic Club
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Peilias
Albert Corey
Chicago Athletic Association
Chica
Christon Leuhritie
Calvarite
L. P. Crancer
West St Louis
Taraverain
John J. Kenndy
Roxbury
Mass
Felix Garuaja
W A. Heritage
Baseball Notes: AL race draws crowds and trades loom
The close AL race draws money as Cleveland and the Athletics attract 48 050 fans for four games. Donavan and Waddell shine while Coughlin breaks ice for Detroit. Giants, Browns, and White Sox pace through wild throws, injuries, and managerial moves shaping spring plans.
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