Noted of the Nationals Detroit visit looms for doubleheader
Detroit comes today for the Nationals game with Chicago, as Jennings returns to uniform and several fielding miscues mark the clash. Elberfeld, Zeider, and McBride shine at times while Gray, Gessler and Schaefer contribute in a tense afternoon that hints at a reshuffled lineup and a potential doubleheader shift to Detroit.
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Elberfeld
Zeider
Chicago
Scheduls
Detroit
MedKride
Dougherty
Tannehill
McBride
Duffy
Collins
Zwilling
Gray
Zwillng
Ainsmith
Zelder
Meloan
Obinsteand
Lord
Melean
Willifer
Schaefer
McAleer
Gessler
Washington Racketers Win at Alleghany Championships
A large crowd in Cumberland Md witnessed Alleghany Mountain championship tennis. S Jarvis Adams beat McLain in three sets. M A Caron defeated J Philip Roman after his opponent defaulted in the third. Mixed doubles saw Turle and Boyd triumph over Randall pair 6-7 6-4. Ladies singles featured Cochrane over Geare 6-8 7-5 7-3. McHenry over Cochrane 6-0 6-3. Doubles results included Grimes Randall over Wilson Wilson 6-1 6-3 and Colton brothers beating Creeder Wilson Merrick 6-2 6-0.
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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 vs Langford Promoter Nears Final Arrangements
Seattle Aug 24 Promoter McIntosh held talks with Tommy Burns on the Burns Langford bout to be staged next December in London. He plans to reunite Burns with Johnson, who seeks another chance though will not take a long vacation, as interest in him wanes.
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Seattle
Wash
Hugh McIntosh
Tommy Burns
Burns
Sam Langford
Vancouver
London
Johnson
Reno
Tommy
Clean Hitting in Tenth Takes Finale from Sox
Washington Nationals win 3 to 2 in extra innings as Dolly Gray delivers in the tenth. Ainsmith keys a seventh inning rally with a two run single, Olmstead and Zeider shine in the field, while Chicago’s Olsonstead and Gleason misplays fuel the late surge. Gray’s double sparks the decisive rally and seals the comeback against the White Sox.
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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
White Sox
Mett
Entries Close Today for Pimlico Army Races at Hunt Meet
Baltimore August 24 Entries for officers army service flat race and steeplechase to be run at Pimlico hunts meet close tomorrow. Army mounted service cup race entries close one week later. Secretary Maryland United Hunts 707 Maryland Trust Building. Gen Leonard Wood expected to attend as steward boosting interest. Noted trainer H Flippen arrives with Waterway Expansionist Imperialist. Buster Davidson to ride Craven trains winners. John F Bartlett sells Star Charter to H L Shaw, reducing Bartlett strength. Old Live Wire Jay may disrupt predictions in upcoming hunts events.
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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
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H. Cravis
Hunts
Buster Davidson
Hand
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Star
H. L. Shaw
Jack Atkin
Bartlett
Jay
Bender In Fine Form Blanks Cleveland in Series Opener
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 3 to 1 to complete the sweep as Bender limits Cleveland with 12 strikeouts while Kaler struggles with control in the third. Murphy and Thomas drive key hits, Barry contributes, and a fourth inning error tallies the decisive runs for the Philadelphia club.
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Kaler
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Barry
Thomas
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Ae Hoab Turner
Thomason
Thoman
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Lajoie
Collins
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Stovall
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Karin
Evans
Utes
Feo
Hunt Shuts Down St Louis as Boston Wins Five Two
Benjamin Franklin Hunt pitched for Boston against St Louis, allowing four hits and earning a 5 to 2 victory. The visitors managed only four hits while Boston hitters sparked the offense with Griggs leading the run production and multiple runners crossing the plate.
Major baseball score roundup from a day of games across leagues
Yesterday’s results span National and minor leagues with Brooklyn, Chicago, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, St Louis and others. Eastern Carolina, Southern, New York State, Connecticut and New England leagues report multiple matchups with scores, delays and darkness called games.
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Boston
Chicago
St Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chadenail
New York Defeats Detroit 6–0 Behind Donovan's Weakness
In New York on August 24, New York hitters struck Donovan for seven hits over the seventh and eighth innings to win 6 to 0. Vaughn allowed nine hits but scattered them to hold Detroit scoreless. Daniels, Walter, Chase, Roach, Knight, and Austin drove in runs for the Yankees, with Crawford, Knight, and McIntyre contributing extra-base hits. The game, lasting 1 hour 40 minutes, featured two doubles and a few sacrifices, while New York pulled away late to seal the shutout.
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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 as Cornell Plans Big Return Reception
Ithaca New York August 24 Coach Charles E Courtney Cornell navy regaining health at Union Springs after severe illness from acute indigestion. He is expected back next year and a large crew celebration is planned in his honor. Cleveland club announced the trade of infielder Maurice Rath to Baltimore for Briscoe Lord as part of the Eastern League shuffle.
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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 decision
Kentucky State racing commission refused reinstatement requests for H. G. Bedwell of Denver and John Marklein of Cincinnati after hearings with attorneys. Bedwell contended a stable hand drugged Nadzu and that the owner bore no fault, seeking to sell horses in mood standing while barred from racing. Marklein cited inconsistent running of a horse at the Latonia meet as reason for his case.
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Nadzu
Lexington
Kentucky State Racing Commission
H. G. ‘Hednel
Denver
John Marklein
Cincinnati
Bedwell
Latonia
Bis
Marklein
Post season standings and results in City League segments
The Washington Herald lists Section A and B standings across multiple leagues including Capital City, Ninth Sunday School, Commissioners, Petworth Suburban, Bankers, Independence, Adams Railroad, and Commercial Leagues with win loss records. Yesterday’s results show overs and matches in Section A and B. Games scheduled for today include Nhith ve vs Cornell Company at Capital City Park at 5 p.m. and Twining vs Adams among others in various street areas.
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Wol PC
Commissioners
Petworth
Beanding
WLR. Am. Security
Bankers
Independence
Adams
Railroad League
Commercian League
Columbia
Orary
QAMES
Nhith Ve. Cornell Company
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Beginning For Cubs Pitchers Gives Them Aid
Cubs pitchers receive early support as coaching staff emphasizes stamina and mechanics. The team aims to reduce injuries through targeted training, bullpen routines, and improved conditioning, seeking steadier starts and better late-game performance.
Philadelphia’s Sixth Inning Triumph Over Pittsburgh
Philadelphia secured the win in Pittsburg by Magee’s bases loaded homer in the sixth. The box shows Phillies with Magee, Knabe, Bates and others contributing as Ewing and Leever pitched, Adams and Leifeld handled duties, final score decided in the sixth.
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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 Triumph Over St. Louis as Lush Falters in Ninth
In St. Louis on August 24, Lush weakened in the final inning, allowing three runs and taking the loss for the home club. New York scored in the late frame as Merkle and Konetchy produced two-base hits and a series of defensive plays closed out the game. Merkle, Konetchy, Seblet and others contributed with hits and runs, while DeVore and Mowrey sparked the visitors.
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Benjamin Franklin Hunt
Sacramento
Cal
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Louis
Bi Huston
Truesdale
Oj Huener
Brame
Purtell
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Wild
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Tinker
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Needham
Rariden
Mickle
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
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 1 to 0 in ten innings as Rowan blanks Rucker until the tenth when a hit, steal, and single drive home the winner. Both pitchers dominate. Brooklyn offense limited to scattered hits and few threats. Time of game about 2 hours 6 minutes.
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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 Title in West Virginia Tennis
Everett Drennan of Fairmont defended his state singles championship by defeating Edward Bowie of Wheeling at the fifth annual State tennis tournament in Parkeraburg. Drennan and James Watson, both of Fairmont, won the doubles crown by beating Joel A. 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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