Mount Pleasant tops Mount Vernon in Sunday school league game
Mount Pleasant Methodist boys defeated Mount Vernon 9 to 3 in seven innings on the White Lot yesterday. Linthicum pitched for the Methodists while Evans and Burroughs starred for Mount Vernon with multiple hits and stolen bases. Mount Vernon finished a 33 game slate with several errors and limited fielding.
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Unions defeat Atlantics in seven inning baseball game
The Union grounds hosted a well played contest in which the Unions beat the Atlantics by a final score of 9 to 6. The Unions seized the lead in the first inning with four hits and an error, while the Atlantics rallied with four runs in the seventh as darkness crept in. Additional notes list line scores, key hits, and players such as Handshoe and Adams, with upcoming Union games against Takoma Park Printers team Kismets, and a postponed schedule looming.
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Alexandria Beats Fredericksburg In Home Game
Fredericksburg defeated by unknown score as Alexandria travels to Fredericksburg and wins on the home grounds amid a large crowd and strong enthusiasm.
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Alexandria
Washington Post
Capital City League Standings and Tonight's Turner vs Gonzaga Game
Standing of clubs shows Won and Lost for St Stephen's Institute Turner Athletic Club Carroll Institute Gonzaga Woodward Lothrop Library of Congress. Tonight at Fourteenth and D streets northeast Turner Athletic Club meets Gonzaga with game called at 5 15.
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St Stephen's Institute Dominates Woodward & Lothrop 13 5
St Stephen's Institute leaders in the Capital City League routed Woodward & Lothrop 13 to 5 in five innings. The Rainmakers opened with four runs as St Stephen's held the advantage at the National Hotel banquet afterward. The season ends next Tuesday with a pennant clash against Turner Athletic Club.
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Boston
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Pittsburg
Radfords triumph over Petworths in decisive 8 to 1 game
Radfords won 8 to 1 at Second Street and Florida Avenue northwest aided by six timely hits in the sixth and seventh innings. Wheatley and Chism each fanned eight. Wheatley allowed two walks and hit one batter. Carroll’s throw cut off a Petworth scoring chance. The Petworths played clean defense but could not solve Wheatley. Uniforms seek games with Radfords. contact Manager W. S. Mann, 2016 Ninth Street NW.
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Bradl
Dumbarton Defeats Gonzaga In Fifth Inning Rally
Dumbarton beat Gonzaga at Georgetown Field with a 9 to 3 score. Gonzaga scored three runs in the first inning but no more, while Dumbarton exploded for nine runs in the fifth before the game ended in the sixth with two on and no outs. Notable plays included Fitzpatrick three base hits and strong pitching by Cantwell and Lowe. The teams are set to meet the Olympics on Georgetown Field next.
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Fpatrick
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Victory in the Tenth as McCormick Splits Tie with Walkoff Hit
Washington Senators beat Cleveland 3 to 1 in ten innings. Barry McCormick delivered the deciding hit in the tenth after Donovan opened the scoring with a first-inning run. Hess and Townsend pitched strong relief but a late Cleveland error spree set up Washington for the walkoff win.
Washington and Cleveland in tense baseball clash observed
Washington built leads and Cleveland battled back in a tight contest. Key plays featured Herring handling throws, Bay's baserunning, and Hess wild pitches. Clyde Clarkes arm showed strength while O Neill and Lush contributed hits as the Senators edged a curious early season duel.
National League Scores and Today’s Schedule
National League results show Boston 3 St Louis 1 and 1 to 1 tie, Brooklyn 8 Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 6 Pittsburg 8, New York 3 Chicago 0. Today matches: Boston at St Louis, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburg, New York at Chicago. Standings note New York 7% behind clear leader.
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St. Saura
Mathewson shuts out Chicago as New York ties in tenth
Chicago fails to score on Mathewson in the first game while Lundgren holds New York in check until a late two-out triple by Ames ties the game. Dahlen’s fielding clears the early defense as Tinker and Evers shine in the field. Attendance 14,000. Darkened ninth inning ends the affair after ten frames.
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Dahlen
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Owen Weakened in Sixth In Win for Boston
Boston defeats Chicago 4 to 8 as Owen weakens in the sixth, driving in the winning run with a hit to Ferris. Freeman and Tannehill add two base hits, Parent and Freeman homer. Attendance 14,231. Umpire O'Loughlin. Time 1 hour 48 minutes.
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New York Beats St Louis in Listless Pelty Game
New York defeated St Louis 6 to 1 today after pelting Pelty. Keeler hit two home runs as New York produced a listless effort from St Louis. Attendance was 4,601. Keeler, Dougherty, Elberfeld, and Conroy key for New York. Absent big scoring for St Louis. Brewers and other notes include Cleveland buying Columbus players and Bridwell moving to Cincinnati.
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Bunched Hits On Walker In Brooklyn Win
Cincinnati fielding miscues and Brooklyn batting bursts powered by hits off Walker. Brooklyn scored eight runs on 12 hits while Cincinnati managed three runs with 11 hits. Attendance 1,832. Key players: Kelley, Sey mour, Corcoran, Sheckard, Bergen and Steinfeldt led the visitors. Walker pitched poorly for Cincinnati.
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Gessley
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Pittsburg Buckles at Sparks in Lackluster Exhibition
Pittsburg, Aug 24 failed to hit Sparks and produced a crude display against Philadelphia. Attendance 2,230. Leach, Thomas, Beaumont, Ritchey, Wolverton and Cassidy stood out with sparse hits while Flaherty and Spinks pitched. Final score Pittsburg 4 Philadelphia 2.
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Spinks
Fotals
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Carisch
Hite
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Titus
Bally
Sparks
Spark
Meeera
Moran
Carpenter
Boston Wins and Ties in Doubleheader
St Louis and Boston split a doubleheader in St Louis on August 4. Boston won 3 to 1 after fourteen innings in game one, then the second game ended 1 to 1 after nine innings due to darkness. Attendance was reported at 7,200. Detailed box scores list players Shannon, Tenney, and Beckley for Boston, and Cannell, Delehanty, and Raymer for St Louis, with pitching by ONeill and Pittinger for St Louis and Wilhelm for Boston. Time totals were 2 hours 52 minutes for game one and 1 hour 30 minutes for game two.
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Sale of Two-Piece Wool Crash and Home Spun Suits
An old fashioned sale highlights two-piece wool crash and home spun suits. The event promotes extraordinary values with season winding down. Prices listed include $20 suits reduced to $13 and other reductions from $15 to $10.
Parker Bridget & Co Head to Foot Outfitters Scores Summary
Baseball scores from multiple leagues show Eastern League results in Baltimore Providence Jersey City Newark and Toronto. American Association games include Milwaukee Louisville Minneapolis Indianapolis Kansas City Columbus St Paul Toledo. Southern League matchups feature Atlanta New Orleans Birmingham Birmingham Little Rock Shreveport. South Atlantic League games record Columbia Savannah Macon Augusta Charleston results.
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Woman Golfers at Glenview Eliminate Leader Amid Gale
In the first round of match play for the Woman's Western championship at Glenview, eight players advance to tomorrow's second round. Frances Everett defeated Julia Hunt 8 up 7 to play. Mia B Congdon beat Evanston’s Misa M Anthony 3 up 2 to play. Gladya Wynne beat M M Martin 9 holes. C I Dering defeated F E Donohue 7 up 6 to play. H A Boldler beat H W Cummings 2 up. E Boulton beat W A Alexander 5 up 5 to play. J Anna Carpenter beat Sara Gardner 6 up 3 to play. The field notes the surprise withdrawal of Mrs Alexander, president of the association, amid a strong southerly gale.
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Glenview Club
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Mia B. Congdon
Glenview
Misa M. Anthony
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Hamoor
W. A. Alexander
Mise J. Anna Carpenter
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Hinsdale
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Marathon Entrants for 24.55 Mile Olympic Race
Entries closed for the 24.55 mile Marathon to be run at the Olympic games in St. Louis on August 3. Represented nations include United States Greece Cuba and South Africa with competitors from New York Chicago St Louis and other cities. notable names include J P Carr A L Newton M Spring B P Devin John Lordop Hatek Pred Lorz and Sam Meller among others from various athletic clubs.
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Christon Leuhritie
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Baseball Notes Show Tight AL Run With Many Names
The close AL race draws money as Girard Coli visit Athletica and Petrovs. Cleveland and the Athletics draw 48 050 in four games. Donovan finds form, Coughlin breaks ice, and giants and Browns misfortunes loom. Trade talks, umpire opinions, and minor league moves fill the column.
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