Mount Pleasant Defeats Mount Vernon In Sunday School League Game
The Mount Pleasant Methodist team beat Mount Vernon 9 to 3 in seven innings. Mount Vernon made many errors while Mount Pleasant fielded well despite missing several regular players. Key players included Linthicum and Evans for Mount Pleasant and Burroughs and Erwin for Mount Vernon, with multiple stolen bases and solid pitching from Linthicum.
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Unions Defeat Atlantics In Seven-Inning Ball Game
Unions beat Atlantics in a well played seven inning contest on Union grounds. Early four hit and error gave Unions a lead, Atlantics rallied with four runs as darkness fell, game called after Atlantics turn at bat. Final score line shows Unions ahead with key hits from Handshoe Barry Adams and others.
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Balla
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O'funt
Schriver
Unions
Handshoe
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Ballinger
Ontlantica
Lefton
Salb
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Lynham
Sbacry
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McCarthy
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Rider
Ballo
King
Parsons
Berry
Takoma Park
Printers
Printers’ Team
Kismets
National Council
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Gonzagan
Fredericksburg Defeats Front Royal in Home Game
In Fredericksburg Virginia on August 24 Alexandria teams visited and beat Front Royal at the home ground. The final score is not fully legible but Fredericksburg secured a clear victory amid a large crowd and strong enthusiasm.
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Fredericksburg
Alexandria
Washington Post
Capital City League Standings and Tonight's Turner vs Gonzaga
The Capital City League table lists St Stephen's Institute Turner Athletic Club Carroll Institute Gonzaga with Woodward & Lothrop and Library of Congress also noted. Tonight at Fourteenth and D streets northeast Turner Athletic Club faces Gonzaga in a game called at 5 15.
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Turner Athletic Club
Carroll Institute Gonzaga
Woodward & Lothrop
Library of Congress
Fourteenth
D Streets
Gonzaga
St Stephens League Beat Woodward & Lothrop In Five Innings
St Stephen's Institute, leaders in the Capital City League, routed Woodward & Lothrop 13 to 5 in five innings. Moore starred at short for the losers with standout plays and Moriarity doubled, while Carr and Moriarity led the offense for St Stephen's before their pennant clash with Turner Athletic Club. A banquet at the National Hotel honored Carroll Institute baseball players with remarks from President James F Shea and board members.
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Woodward & Lothrop
St. Stephen’s Institute
St. Stephen's Institute
Turner Athletic Club
Moore
Moriarity
Bt Sie
Rhoae W.&i
Rhoae Hughes
Thornemt
Carr
Force
Welsh
Dunn
Sherman
Handiboe
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Bradbry
Buscher
Alice Graves
lHeier
Klawell
St Stephen's Institute
Errora
St Stephen’s
St Stephen's
Balse
Kidwell
Barnes
Harnes
Mr. Bandiboo
Carroll Institute
National Hotel
Institute
James F Shea
John J. Nolan
League
Wheatley
Wapte
Kelly
Cullen
Taylor
Rapp
Mullen
Harding
Flaherty
Nolan
James F. Shea
Vennaman
Coleman
Harris
Gulle
Radfords Triumph In Lopsided Opener On Local Ground
Radfords beat Petworth 8 to 1 on Second Street Northwest with Wheatley and Chism each fanning eight. Wheatley allowed two walks and one hit by pitch while striking out eight. Chism fanned eight but walked three. Notable plays included Carrolls throw cutting off a run. Petworth struggled to hit Wheatley but played clean defense. A follow-up game with Fungineer office team at the Arsenal is set for Saturday at 5:30 PM. uniform teams seeking Radfords opponents should contact Manager W. S. Mann at 2016 Ninth Street Northwest.
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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 Beats Gonzaga in Nine Inning Showdown
Dumbarton defeated Gonzaga on Georgetown Field yesterday by a score of 9 to 3. Gonzaga started strong with three runs in the first inning but was held scoreless afterward as Dumbarton tallied nine runs in the fifth. The game ended early in the sixth with two on base and one out. Next, Dumbarton meets the Olympics on Georgetown Field.
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Gonzaga
Georgetown
Dumparton
Gonmaga
Lowe
Ol Smith
Borbin
Too Mattingly
Rf E'schmidtif
Fpatrick
Warren
Spillmen
Gorton
Il Davis
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Cantwell
Leonard
Begbamedp
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Garner
Halloran
Gonxags
Burlinghames
Philadelphia
Detroit
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Coughlin
Davis
Crawier
Cross
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Seybold
Murphy
Drill
Tim. O'Leary
P. TotaIn
Henley
Wee
Illien
MM. Cross
Barrett
Crawford
L. Crome
L. Cross
Killian
Mr. Sheridan
Senators Rally To Beat Cleveland In Ninth Tilt
Washington edges Cleveland 3 1 in a tight nine inning game after a tense tenth inning. Barry McCormick delivered the decisive hit in right field while Donovan started the scoring with a first inning single.
Ninth Inning Rally and Wild Play by Washington and Cleveland
In a tense late inning, Washington scored in the tenth with Bay driving a single and a failed defensive play as Bay was thrown out retreating to second. Earlier, Cleveland built a lead with timely hits and solid fielding, while Herring's fielding and Hess's pitching shaped the tilt. The crowd observed a game of sharp defensive plays, base runners, and a non-spectacular but engaging contest.
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Cleveland
Senators
Blues
Donovan
Barry McCormick
Hess
Delaware Peach
Townsend
Herring
Benators
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Turner
Bay
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Hill
Flick
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Caasidy
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Carsidy
Messie, King
Connolly
Pattens
Jack
Ray
Kittredge
Moore
Hickman
Lefty
Mr. Rose
Cleveland Press
Charley
Barry
Iip
Shorty” Brown
Harry Bay
Eddie Asquith
Gunton Temple
National League Results and Upcoming Games
Summary of recent NL scores with teams Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia New York St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati. listed matchups for today include Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburg New York at Chicago. standings show varying records among the clubs.
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Cleveland
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Loula
Bt. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Saura
Pittsburg Cincinnati
Mathewson Dominates As Chicago Ties New York In Ten Innings
Chicago fails to score against Christy Mathewson in the opener, Lundgren holds New York until the eighth when Ames scores on a single and triple to tie. Fielders Dahlen Evers and Tinker shine. game ends after ten due to darkness with attendance about 14,000. In the second game Lundgren loses control as New York wins, two base hits by Slagle Ames Browne, Lundgren yields.
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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 Weakens in Sixth Forcing in Winning Run for Boston
Boston defeats Chicago 4 to 8 in Aug 24 game as Owen weakens in the sixth and forced in the winning run by hitting Ferris. Attendance 14,231. Freeman and Tannehill led with two base hits. Ferris and Freeman each homered. Davis, Tannehill, and Owen pitched for Boston. Dineen and Sullivan for Chicago. Time 1:48.
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Owen
RHORE
Chicago
Davis
OlTwbell
Tannehil
Ferria
Dundon
Farrell
Sullivan
Dineen
Freeman
Tannehit
Parent
Jones
Holmes
Callahan
Tan
Listless St Louis Blasted by New York in One-Sided Loss
New York defeated St Louis 6 to 1 after pelting pitcher Pelty. Keeler and Dougherty homered for New York, while St Louis showed a listless effort. Attendance 4,601 as New York clinched the win with strong hitting and errors by St Louis. Also notes Cleveland buys Columbus players and Rockville Fair racing ads.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bryce
August Friei
Jack Hickey
Malarkey
al Bridwell
Cincinnati Cin
Cincinnati Bounced by Brooklyn as Walker's Hits Spark Wins
Cincinnati misplayed in the field while Brooklyn pounded Walker for a flurry of runs. Attendance 1,832. Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 8 to 2 as Kelley, Lamley, Seymour, and Sheckard contributed two-base hits and Gessler hit a three-base shot, with Walker and Jones exchanging blows on the mound.
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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 Sparks in Amateurish Game
Pittsburg and Philadelphia produced a ragged exhibition as Pittsburg failed to hit Sparks, drawing 2,230 fans. Leach, Thomas, Wolverton and Ritchey produced the only notable hits while Sparks yielded four runs. Final score shows Pittsburg with 4 and Philadelphia with 11, as Sparks pitched effectively in the early innings.
Boston Wins Then Ties With St Louis In Twin Bill
In St Louis two games against Boston end with a 3 1 Boston win in fourteen innings and a 1 1 draw at darkness. Attendance 7200. Box and pitching details listed. two base hits and three base hit noted. Sullivan decision reported in boxing news.
Seasonal sale of wool crash and home spun suits
A newspaper notice touts an old fashioned sale of two piece wool crash and home spun suits. It promotes season end bargains with prices listed as $20, $15, and $12, urging buyers to purchase best made garments at bargain rates.
Parker Bridget & Co Head to Foot Outfitters Scores
Bridget Parker and Co. report results from Eastern League baseball games across Baltimore Providence Jersey City Newark and Toronto plus American Association Southern and South Atlantic matches. Notable scores include Montreal 1 at Baltimore 8 and Rochester 2 at Jersey City 8 in the first game while St Paul crushed Toledo 18 to 3 and Columbia swept Savannah in the South Atlantic.
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9Th and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Baltimore
Montreal
Providence
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Toronto
American Association
Milwaukee
Louiaville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
St Paul
Toledo
Columbia
Savannah
Macon
Charleston
Augusta
Jacksonville
Woman Golfers at Glenview Face Second Round
In the first round of the Woman's Western championship at Glenview, eight golfers advance to the next round. Frances Everett defeated Julia Hunt 8 up 7 to play. Mia B Congdon beat Misa M Anthony 3 up 2 to play. Gladya Wynne defeated M. Martin 9 holes. C I Dering beat F E Donohue 7 up 6 to play. H A Boldler beat 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. The standout upset was Mrs Alexander losing despite being the president of the association amid a strong southerly gale.
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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 listed
The August 3 Olympic marathon entries close in St Louis include J P Carr A A C New York A L Newton N Y A C New York M Spring Pastime A C New York B P Devin Mott Haven A C New York and many others from Greece Cuba South Africa Canada and U S cities. The field features athletes from Corrone Peilias Greece W Lento Greece Leuhri tie Greece Crancer St Louis Kenndy Roxbury Garuaja Heritage St Louis and more. Also noted baseball at Chesapeake Beach with Heptasophs vs Cave Wolfs and a 19 inning Delta League marathon no score.
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Greece
Cuba
South Africa
St. Louis
Stadion
J . P. Carr
Xavier Athletic Club
New York
A. L. Newton
New York Athletic Club
M. Spring
Pastime Athletic Club
B. P. Devin
Mott Haven Athletic Club
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 Reflect Busy Major League Action
The AL pennant race sparks big gate receipts as Cleveland and the Athletics draw 48,050 for a four game set. Donavan and Coughlin key the Indians and Tigers. McGraw’s Giants falter. Leever’s arm injury threatens Pittsburgh. trades and umpire practices draw comment across clubs from Boston to Philadelphia, with hopes for a strong spring and continued rivalry.
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