Gurley Beats St Stephen's In One Sided Game At Mount Pleasant
Gurley outbatted St Stephen's in an 8 to 2 win. Ashley pitched for St Stephen's, allowing eleven hits as Gurley bats surged, with Harring fanning 16. Hayden’s error let two runs in, while Gurley’s base running and timely hitting dominated.
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Gurley
St. Stephen's
Mount Pleasant
Ashley
le Droit Park
Gurney Boys
Johnnie Harring
Hayden
Maryland
Berhest
I Stephen’s
Rhoah
Rhoae Hayden
Wyakoog
Deneger
Ilv'burg
Earnest
Beall
Hunt
Ander
I Langford
True
Thoman
OlClear
Duty
Purcell
Ite
Miller
Harring
Catching
Saat
Stephen's
Wwe Eees
St. Stephen’s
Dalla
Draeger
Thomas
Clear
Fullius
Parcel
Collidower
Amateur Baseball Scores and Local Requests
Northern Liberties beat G Street Stars 3 to 2. Krey struck out ten, Fegan starred behind the plate. Send challenges to J F Thompson 46 K street northwest. Eastern Market defeated Ar lingtons 7 to 5 at North Capitol and Isstreeta. Acton, McCormick, and Kerr the key players. Markets seek opponents averaging nineteen years. St Stephen's Institute Reserves beat Trinity Leaders 2 to 1 and Hercules 10 to 1. They seek games with teams around sixteen to seventeen years. Address J E Bavle 7 J Stephen's Institute 20s of street northwest.
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Northern Liberties
G Street Stars
Krey
Fegan
J. F. Thompson
K Street
Northwest
Eastern
Arlingtons
St. Stephen‘s Institute
Trinity
Hercules
Gebow
Taixteen
Addrews J. KE. Bavle
J. Stephen’s Institute
Gunton Piled Up Runs to Beat Mount Pleasant Team
Gunton Presbyterian overwhelmed Mount Pleasant Congregational 8 to 1 on the Mount Pleasant grounds in the last game of a series. Sheckels faltered early, allowing nine hits and three walks for ten Presbyterian runs, then settled. Seay pitched well after, with Gunton fielding errors costing Mount Pleasant more runs, while Leet and Tin dall starred in defense and Shoemaker led hitters.
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Gunton
Gunton Presbyterian
Mount Pleasant Congregational Boys
Mount Pleasant Grounds
Bill
Sheckers
Presbyterians
Mount Pleasant Boys
Seay
Leet
Guntons
A. Tindall
Shoemaker
Price
Hhoae Mt.plcong
Rhoah Asgarth
H.young
Reilly
Blelaski
Pomeroy, Cf
Harding
Tbh
Sehtlane
Gurton
Mt. Pl. Cong
Sheckels
Hie
S. Seay
Ree
Sebastian
Hielaski
D Young
Asquith
Birlaski
Boyle
Ruxz
Tindall
D. Young
H. Young
Piitcher
Yen
Sebastia
Mr. Betts
Faith Loses By Forfeit In Junior Sunday School League Game
Foundry defeats Faith by forfeit after Faith protested an outsider batting for their pitcher. In a tense ninth inning with Foundry up 11 to 8, Faith refused to continue, and the umpire ruled in favor of Foundry. Epiphany beat Sixth 9 to 7 in the same set, a well played contest with sharp fielding.
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Foundry
Faith
Awarded to Washington by National Baseball Commission
Albert Jacobsen is awarded to the American League club in Washington after the Decatur club’s claim is ruled invalid. The commission requires clubs to file purchase agreement copies and will hold close inquiries into all such deals to ensure bona fide transactions and fair compensation. The National Commission will meet in Cincinnati on September 1.
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National Commission
Decatur
Jacobsen
Cincinnati
Ohio
Albert Jaccobsen
Washington
National Baseball Commission
St Patrick's and St Anthony's Tie in Marquette League
An almost errorless game on Monument grounds ended in a 7 to 7 tie between St Patrick's and St Anthony's due to darkness in the seventh inning. Gardiner pitched well for St Patrick's with eleven strikeouts, while Thayer fanned three for St Anthony's. Backstop Willie Marceron starred for St Patrick's and Julien did fine work for St Anthony's as both teams used bunched hits to score five runs in the fourth and seventh innings. National League contracts and releases were listed by President Pulliam with moves including Go Lodiey, Pantipa, and Rostay among others.
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St. Patrick's
St. Anthony’s
Monument Grounds
Malloy
Gardiner
Thayer
St. Anthony's
St. Patrick’s
Willie Marceron
Juilien
St. Anthony‘s
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
Marshall
Boston Nationals
Cincinnati
Rochester
Phillies
Yip O'Neillo
McCormick
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Coughlin
Drill
Hickman
Senator Stahl
Browns
Walter Brodie
Lebanon
Paaker
Senators
East
Boston
McGraw
Pittsbuug
Polo Grounds
Magesy
Macon
Savannah
Ennant Bayne
Atlantas
Penn
Mr. Bay
Cleveland Americans
Philadelphia
Tigers
Dryden
Detroit
Mike Donlin
Mike
Doy
Bill Longhlin
Bill
Dent Herrmann
Joe
Iblic
Herrmann
Blues Lose to Cleveland as Wolfe Falters in Early Innings
The Cleveland Blues defeated the Washington Senators 8 to 4 after scoring heavily in the first six innings. Wolfe allowed nine hits and three runs while his teammates made several costly errors behind him. Herring led Washington with two hits and driven runs, but Stovall and Bay provided notable defensive plays. Attendance was $10.
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Cleveland
Herring
Senators
Washington
Cleveland Blues
Blues
Wolfe
Clevelands
Bernhard
Huelsman
McCormick
Bemis
Vasa
Bradley
Turner
Ray
Bay
Capt. Lajoie
Sheridan
Philadelphia
Stovall
Flick
Stahl
Wonder
Noddle
Lush
Donovan
Clarke
Carr
Hills
Berard
Hill
Kittredge
O'Neill
Casey
Hueisman
Anese
Washington, Ab, R
Es Herring
Wolo
el Meesra
Counslty
King
Eastern pennant races loom as Texas Hill cites wins
The report notes tense plays in a game where Texas Hill predicts a strong finish for the far Eastern pennant race. Highlights include clever defensive moves and a three-game suspension notice for Capt. ajole after a Philadelphia game, while Larry watches from behind the screen.
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Ington
Powell Outpitches Glade in 11th Inning Victory
New York Americans beat St Louis 4 3 in eleven innings as Conroy scored the winning run on a fielder's choice with Fults and Klemow driving hits. Powell outpitched Glade. attendance 4 296. Box shows Glade allowed NY 3 8 over 11. Conroy 8b 2 2 0. Fultz cf 1 2 3.
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New York
St. Louis
New York Americans
Powell
Glade
Conroy
Fults
Klemow
Bt. Louis
Reo
Rhoarb Burk Nee Dougherty
Holdrick
Keeler
Walters
Anderson
Bempailt
Eiberfeldsa
Jones
Gamel
Fultz
Wallace
Venoire
Mr. Dwyer
Detroit Beats Philadelphia In One-Sided Exhibition Contests
Detroit routed Philadelphia 8 to 2 as Seybold and Murphy led the visitors with timely hits and home runs. Attendance was 4,515 at Philadelphia, with Kitson struggling on the mound and Waddell used in relief.
Eastern and other league scores for the day
Baseball scores from multiple leagues show Eastern League games in Baltimore Providence Jersey City and Newark with varied results. American Association and Southern League matchups list wins for Minneapolis Kansas City Atlanta Nashville Shreveport Little Rock and others with several close or blowout results.
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Baltimore
Montréal
Providence
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Toronto
Southern League
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Montgomery
Shreveport
Memphis
Little Rock
New Orleans
Eight Auto Races Planned At Benning For Labor Day
Labor Day events at Benning race course expand from five to eight races. Races include five mile classes for gasoline, electric, and steam machines, plus stock car divisions and a ten mile free for all. Prizes total twenty five dollars for first and fifteen for second. The track has been resurfaced, promising a fast surface. Entry secrecy persists with final entries revealed after midnight September 2.
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Benning
Benning Race Course
Worstham
American Automobile Association
National League Scores And Standings Snapshot
National League results show St Louis defeating Boston 5 2 and Cincinnati beating Brooklyn 4 2 while Pittsburgh routed Philadelphia 11 8 and New York edged Chicago 4 1. Standings list New York 77 21 with St Louis 56 9, Boston 42 68, Brooklyn 38 71, Philadelphia 30 68.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Tenis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston St St. Louie
L. Pet
Lowie
Bre
Wicker Wild In Box As New York Takes Two
Chicago and New York split a doubleheader with tense early play. In the opener Welmer was ejected after a dispute. Wicker entered and allowed three runs on walks and a hit. The second game featured Wicker again, with New York pounding him for multiple hits as Chicago managed a lone eighth inning run. Attendance 8,500.
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Chicago
Aug
New York
Welmer
Wicker
Ranst
Slagle
Eee
Reanahan
Browne
Chance
McGann
Th. McCarthy
Mertes
Meow
Q Dahlen
Evers
A Devlin
Ab. Jones
Gilbert
Tinker
I Warner
Weimer
NecGinnity
Banes
Twobare Hita
Barry
McCardl
Sanity
Devlin
McGinnity
Balla
Bala
ball-Gulbert
McGaw
Emallp and Kennedy
Rhoa Slagle
Bres'n
Moai Fy O Merten
O'Neill
Dablen
King
Rho
O ‘Gilbert
Duna
Warner
Taylor
McGafin
Wirse
Dahlen
O*neill
Stagie
Wiha
O* Neill
Wiltie
Wiltee
Bell
Megara
Kennedy
Exmaslie
Ea Ea 47
St Louis and Boston Split Doubleheader In August Action
St Louis won the first game and Boston the second in a doubleheader. McFarland and Fisher earned wins, home runs by Abbaticchio Grady and Smoot highlighted the two games. Attendance 4,81. Umpire Mr. Zimmer. Time about 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Boston
Ciicago
Young
Davis
Ghiese
RHOAB
Rhoad Holmes
Ogelbach
Jones
Offerent
Callahan
Ofstah
Ocalline
Isbell
O Freeman
Tannerill
Oring Lachanca
Dundon
OlFerris
McFarland
O/criger
Altrock
Tabell
Om Young
Freeman Strick
Mr. O'Loughlin
St. Louis
Fisher
Rhoakr
Shey
Shannon
Tenney
Becklay
Ge Brain
Marshall
Grady
Smoot
O Raymer
Barclay
Burke
MacFarland
McNichol
Pasos Tenney
Beckley
McLean
Delebanty
Raymer
Cannell
Moran
Dunleavy
Cooley
J. Louie
Fisher. Sacrifice hit—Geler. Wild pitch—Dunleavy. Bases On balle—Om Fisher
Hieber
Benion
Mr. Zimmer
Pittsburg and Philadelphia Split in dull doubleheader
Pittsburg and Philadelphia split a pair of long, unexciting games in Pittsburg. Attendance was 4,220 as the Pirates and Phillies produced little brillant play. errors and timely hits defined the two contests with pitching by Case and Fraser each side contributing.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Pittshburg
Hy Leach
Thomas
Beaumont
Grewson
Ritchey
Wolvertonsb
Wagner
Cariach
Lush
Kragér
Titua
Cormick
Donahue
Lisi Phelps
Ol Dooin
Messrs
Carpenter and
Mortin
Piiteours
Rho Ay Cassidy
Gleason
Wolverton
Wagner, Ssh
McGee
Kruger
McCorm'k
Phelps
Phillippe
Quaint
Luthor
Deoln
Sathof
Bathof
Brooklyn Defeats Cincinnati as Hahn Dominates Pitching
In Cincinnati on August 28, Brooklyn plated two runs in the first inning before Hahn settled in. Misplays by Cincinnati largely contributed to Brooklyn's early scoring, and Hahn then shut down the offense, delivering a strong pitching performance that carried Brooklyn to the win. Lumley's misjudgment earlier gave Brooklyn a lift, while Cincinnati's fielding errors lingered.
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Brooklyn
Hahn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lumley
Peits
Jean
Compulsory Sale Rushes Suits at Deep Discounts
A sale replaces profitable selling with a rapid compulsory sale offering every garment in the thoroughly good article. The event promises pleasure in a bargain and features high praise for cut workmanship finish and material quality. All 2 piece wool crash and homespun suits are reduced. Prices include 20 suits going for thirteen fifty.
Queensberry Rules for Jeffries Munroe Bout In San Francisco
Referee Graney will enforce Queensberry rules with added clinch protections in the Jeffries versus Munroe heavyweight title fight in San Francisco tonight. Authorized seconds may throw towels or sponges. Both fighters’ measurements and ages are listed, with odds remaining light and little prefight exercise.
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San Francisco
Jeffries
Jack
Munroe
Butte
Post
Washington
Graney
Parker Bridget & Co Head to Foot Outfitters Incident
Parker Bridget and Co report a pitcher Garvin facing release or indefinite suspension after a game attended by about 1500 fans at their 9th and Pennsylvania Avenue location. The account notes the store and staff stance on the disciplinary decision.
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Parker, Bridget & Co
9Th and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Garvin
Baseball Notes Reflecting on Batting and Managerial Moves
The column catalogs baseball notes across leagues, citing players like Buck Orth and Wille Keeler on hitting streaks, mentions trades and signings, and notes manager suspensions and league standings. It highlights Batting averages, club shuffles, and looming football season as baseball winds down.
Polly the Oldest American Built Schooner Returns Home
The Boston Globe reports the 45 ton privateer Polly, launched in Amesbury in 186, is to celebrate an old home week. After a wandering 99 year career from privateering to coasting, the Polly will travel to Amesbury where she was launched. Her fame rests on War of 1812 exploits and prizes taken from British vessels, with a preserved log in the Portland customs house. Only the Good Intent, 23 tons built in 1813, rivals her age and length of active service.
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Boston Globe
Polly
Amesbury
Portland
Navy
Braintree
Mass
Buckspart
Snake skin trade grows in Australia attracting international markets
The Philadelphia Record notes Australians rear snakes for their skins, valued in London Paris and New York for slippers belts and boxes. Trappers earn more by gathering young snakes and removing fangs while aborigines catch and eat them. The piece also includes a misfired love letter snippet and a clerk’s question about amount.
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Philadelphia
Australia
London
Paris
New York
Asthma Cure Promised By Dr Schiffmann
An advertisement touts Dr Rudolph Schiffmanns Asthma Cure as a miracle remedy for severe asthma. A Toledo resident reports rapid relief after using the cure, claiming attacks eased within minutes. Available from druggists for one dollar. free samples offered by mail from Minnesota.
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Rudolph Schiffmann
R.M. Spencer
Vermont Avenue
Toledo
St Bc
R. Schiffmann
Gt Paul
Minn
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Powell Outpitches Glade
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