Nationals Meet Tigers In Galaxy of Errors At Detroit
Detroit hosts a double header as the Nationals visit, with Jennings back in uniform and Chicago players scuffling on the bases. Gray, Zelder, and McBride figure in several key plays as Melean and Schaefer shine, while Tannehill and Collins mix luck with misplays.
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Detroit
Tigers
Stroud
Jennings
New York
Nationals
Elberfeld
Zeider
Chicago
Scheduls
MedKride
Dougherty
Tannehill
McBride
Duffy
Collins
Zwilling
Gray
Zwillng
Ainsmith
Zelder
Meloan
Obinsteand
Lord
Melean
Willifer
Schaefer
McAleer
Gessler
Washington Racket Endurance Draws Large Crowd in Maryland
The Washington Post reports the Alleghany Mountains tennis championship at the Potomac club in Cumberland. S. Jarvis Adams beat McLain in three sets while M. A. Caron defeated J. Philip Roman by default in the third. Mixed doubles saw Turle and Boyd defeat Randall and Randall in two tight sets. Ladies singles featured Cochrane prevailing over Geare, and McHenry besting Cochrane. Doubles matches included Grimes and Randall over Wilson and Wilson, Colton brothers defeating Creeder and Merrick, and Adams with McKinley defeating Powell and Walsh. Additional racing notes from Akron cover two races with limited entries and no major incidents. The column also highlights the ongoing serial story The Man in Black in The Post’s Monthly Magazine.
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Sprefal
Washington Post
Cumberland
Alleghany Mountains
Potomac Club
S. Jarvis Adams
Pittsburg
McLain
Washington
M. A. Caron
J. Philip Roman
Roman
Misa Turle
Baltimore
A. Hunter Boyd
Miss Cochrane
Miss Geare
Miss McHenry
Grimes
Randall
H. Wilson
F. Wilson
Colton
Creeder
Wilson
Adams
McKinley
G. Powell
Walsh
Burns and Langford Bout Nears Final Arrangements
Promoter McIntosh met Tommy Burns in Seattle to finalize a twenty round title bout against Sam Langford planned for London in December. He also seeks a Burns Johnson rematch, aiming to keep Johnson active to preserve interest.
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McIntosh
Seattle
Wash
Hugh McIntosh
Tommy Burns
Burns
Sam Langford
Vancouver
London
Johnson
Reno
Tommy
Clean Hitting in Ninth Tenth Secures Washington Win
Washington Colts overcome Chicago White Sox 3 to 2 in ten innings as Dolly Gray delivers a late double and Schaefer singles to spark the rally. Ainsmith drove in two runs with a seventh inning single while Gray’s extra innings distance proves decisive in this erratic but tense finish.
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Gray
Gessler
Olmstead
Butt
McBride
Zelder
Collins
Conroy
Zirder Iit
Schaefer
Tannehill
Lee
Parent
Unglaub
Ainsmith
Lord
Joe S. Jackson
Dolly Gray
Old Schafe
Messrs. Colling
Melean
Washington
Nationals
Sox
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Zeider
Olimstead
Dougherty
Ike Pat
Milan
Collings
Doc Gesster
Elberfeld
Gesster
Block
Cols Lins
Caiven
Dolly
Gerond
Entries Close Today For Pimlico Army Races at Hunt Meet
Entries for the army service flat race and steeplechase at Pimlico’s three day hunts meet close tomorrow with informally invited War Department officials and Gen Leonard Wood possibly attending. Aimed at handling a large influx of horses, the event features top trainers like H Flippen and H Cravis, with notable riders including Buster Davidson. John F Bartlett sold Star Charter to H L Shaw, weakening Bartlett stables as Live Wire Jay looms to win in the gentlemen riders races.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Pimlics
Maryland United Hunts
Maryland Trust Building
War Department
Leonard Wood
Wood
Bimts
H. Flippen
Waterway
Mr. Flippen
Hamilton
Canada
Lizzie Flat
High Hat
Old Pimlico
H. Cravis
Hunts
Buster Davidson
Hand
Craven
John F. Bartlett
Star
H. L. Shaw
Jack Atkin
Bartlett
Jay
Bender In Fine Form as Athletics Sweep Cleveland
Philadelphia wins 3 to 1 at home, completing a clean sweep of the series with Cleveland. Bender winds up with 12 strikeouts but Kaler’s wild third inning allows Murphy and Barry to push across runs. Lajoie and Stovall contribute for Cleveland. Thomason and Murphy pace Philadelphia hitters.
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Cleveland
Bender
Kaler
Murphy
Barry
Thomas
E Phila
Ae Hoab Turner
Thomason
Thoman
Birmingham
Lajoie
Collins
Davis
Ban
Stovall
L Ettorn
Mesers
Karin
Evans
Utes
Feo
Franklin Hunt Shuts Out St Louis in 5 to 2 Loss
Boston pitcher Benjamin Franklin Hunt chi pped a fine game for the home club as St Louis yielded five runs on four hits while the visitors were limited to two. The line score notes Hunt allowed seven strikeouts to help Boston win 5 to 2 with Griggs Kilifer Portell Stahl and Lewis driving the offense and Wagner Engel aided by timely sacrifices and steals.
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Benjamin Franklin Hunt
Sacramento
Cal
St. Louidy
Louis
Bi Huston
Truesdale
Oj Huener
Brame
Purtell
Ab. Newnam
Speaker
Griggs
Stahl
Ut Heilman
Wellace
Ofweson
Echweltz
Dingle
Killifer
Klamow
Hall
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Ofhubt
P. Als
Hoffman
Killiter
Portell
Lewis
Wagner
Engle
Iiles
Hunt
Stone
Wallace
Newnam
St. Louis
Balle
O Hunt
Hooper
Ity Mall
Wild
Broad East Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York St Louis Detroit lead busy card with games today including Detroit at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York Also lists yesterday results across leagues with scattered minor standings and multi city matchups including Eastern Carolina Southern and New England leagues noting scores and pairings. The report covers multiple cities teams and derbies with a mix of outcomes and ongoing series.
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Washington
Boston
Chicago
St Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chadenail
New York Beats Donovan as Detroit Falls 6-0 in Scoreless Game
In New York, Aug 24, New York hitters exploded against Donovan in the seventh and eighth innings to defeat Detroit 6 to 0. Vaughn allowed seven hits while scattering runs, with a line of notable contributors including Daniels, Knight, and Austin. Detroit suffered three New York errors and were shut down behind strong NY pitching.
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New York
Donovan
Detroit
Vaughn
Nelutyre
Daniels
Telahanty
Owoller
Coby
Crawfard
Knight
Laporte
OlAustin
Seemge
Tenevan
Sigs Oy
Jones
Duniels
Walter
Chase
Roach
Austin
Stanage
Crawford
McIntyre
Chare
Bush
Om Basan
Bells
O Vaughn
Donova
Mexers
Dineen
Perrine
Courtney Improving Returns To Cornell In Reception Plan
Cornell coach Charles E. Courtney, recovering from a serious illness at Union Springs, plans to return to Ithaca next year. Alumni expect a large celebration to honor his long career in rowing, with movement already afoot for a major crew tribute tied to his recovery and future with the program. Also noted is Maurice Rath’s trade from Cleveland to Baltimore in the Eastern League for Briscoe Lord.
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Cornell
Ithaca
N. Ys
Charles E. Courtney
Cornell Navy
Union Springs
Courtney
Lake Cayuga
Navy
Hudson
Cleveland
Maurice Rath
Baltimore
Rath
Philadelphia Americans
Briscoe Lord
Won't Reinstate Berwell Racing Commission Decides
Kentucky State racing commission denies reinstatement for Hednel of Denver and John Marklein of Cincinnati after hearings with attorneys. Bedwell's suit claims a stable hand drugged Nadzu, arguing the owner not responsible for the animal’s behavior in Latonia paddock. Commission remains unmoved, noting Bedwell’s horses worth about 75000 but valueless without racing. Marklein’s case cites inconsistent horse performance at the local meeting.
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Racing Commission
Nadzu
Lexington
Kentucky State Racing Commission
H. G. ‘Hednel
Denver
John Marklein
Cincinnati
Bedwell
Latonia
Bis
Marklein
PostSeason Standings and Schedule Summary
Section A shows standings for Cap City League Ninth Sunday School League and Commissioner League with Petworth and others at various records. Section B lists standings for American Security Bankers and other leagues. yesterday’s results and today’s games note Adams vs Columbia and Twining vs Adams with venues and times.
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Wol PC
Commissioners
Petworth
Beanding
WLR. Am. Security
Bankers
Independence
Adams
Railroad League
Commercian League
Columbia
Orary
American Security and Trust Company
The
Washington Herald
Beginning for Cubs Pitchers Gives Them Aid
A fragmented report notes early signs of improvement for Cubs pitchers as they receive support from coaching staff and conditioning measures. The piece hints at adjustments to training routines and potential impact on upcoming games.
Philadelphia Wins In Pittsburg On Magee Home Run Bases Loaded
In Pittsburg Philadelphia clinched the season finale with a sixth inning homer by Magee with the bases full. Final score reflects Philadelphia's off Pittsburg as the game ends in a lengthy 12 hour time frame with Magee, Knabe, Bates, and Bransfield among those cited for key plays.
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Philadelphia Today
Magee
Phila
Oae Titus
Ylesch
Ol Clarke
Wagner
Iinabe
Betes
Auller
Bransf
Doolan
Meran
Gibson
Campbel
Letfield
Leever
Rune
Titus
Knabe
Bates
Grant
Braunfeld
Ewing
Leach
Clarke
Flynn
Bransfield
Moran
Miller
Knabs
Declan
Branfield
OffAdame
Adams
Leifeld
Philadelphia
Nesee
Lalfield
Umptres
Brennen
O'Day
Giants Lose Final Inning To St Louis Lush Weakens
In St Louis on August 24 Lush weakened in the ninth allowing three runs and the Giants fell to the Cardinals. Merkle Konetchy Seblet, Rups Honetchy and others figured in the game with hits and defensive plays noted.
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Lush
New York
Hugenns
Odevore
Elis
Devore
Honetchy
Betcher
Murray
Devin
Merite
Merkle
Konetchy
Seblet
Ite
Bridwall
el. Syeles Pasee
Mowrey
Erkle
Ing. Devlin
Reds Win In Tenth In Pitchers Battle At Brooklyn
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 1 to 0 in ten innings as Rowan bests Rucker. A single, stolen base, and an error set up the winning run in the tenth. Rucker held Cincinnati to scattered hits until the deciding frame. Final lineups show Brooklyn with 8 hits and 6 left on base, Cincinnati 3 hits and 10 left on base. Officials credited umpires Rigier and Emslie. game time two hours six minutes.
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Cincinnati
Rowan
Rucker
Urooklyn
Davidson
Epon
Daubert
Hruiltzeuth
Wheat
Mitchell
Ql Hummel
Paskert
Obureh
Phelan
Lennox
Lowert
Brooklyn
Bescher
McMillan
Yeder
Hummel
End Bascher
Exan
Hob- Mivell
Boses
Rigier
Emslie
Drennan Retains State Tennis Title in West Virginia
At Parkerburg West Virginia on a Friday afternoon Everett Drennan of Fairmont defended his singles title by defeating Edward Bowie of Wheeling to clinch the tennis championship of West Virginia. Drennan and James Watson, both of Fairmont, also won the doubles crown by defeating Joel Shrewsbury and Roy Johnson, both of Parkersburg.
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Death Bowie
West Virginia
Washington Post
Parkeraburs
W. Va
Everett Drennan
Fairmont
Edward Bowie
Wheeling
Everett Drennat
James 0. Watson
Joel A.shrewsbury
Roy Johnson
Parkeraburg
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Man In Black
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Mertz & Mertz CO
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Straus, Gunst & Co. Diststers and Dietributors
House of Quality
Newcorn & Green
Marchant Tailors
Joey
Merlo
Caer
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