Carrol Institute Faces Library of Congress in Cap City League
In a Capital City League clash at White Let, Carrol Institute challenges the Library of Congress with Turner Athletic Club and Gonzaga noted among participants. Match set for May 15 with Woodward and Lotrrep Library listed in context.
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St. Stephen's Institute
Turner Athletic Club
Carrol’ Institute
Gonzaga
Woodward & Lotrrep
Library of Congress
White Let, Carrol] Institute
Gordon Weakens Sixth Presbyterians St Stephen’s win in seventh
The St Stephen’s Sunday school team overpowered the Sixth Presbyterians late in the game to take a 7 2 lead and secure the victory. Hayden sparked the rally with two bases and stole multiple bases while Gordon starred for the Sixth in a tense seventh inning. Winning run came as Hayden scored on a long left field out with one out in the seventh.
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Presbyterians
St. Stephen's
Mount Vieasant Methodist Uribe
Presbyterian
Gordon
Langford
Iller
Hill
Siath Boys
Miller
Bill" Hayden
Hayden
Hitler
St Stephens Rhoar
Rudae Hayden
Conners
Krvager
Rader
Earnest Tb
Lynham
Hunt
Fte Rae
Garchins
Ibe
Matdiddle
McBuighs
Old Waldiel
Miler Rf
Ul Tark
Duty
Olwedon
St Stephen's
Sith
Ss. Stephen's
Gonlan
MeeKulgm
Wiler
Wellee
le Foe
Herbert
Maconald
Maconld
Cisrh
McKnight
Vir Collifower
Mount Pleasant Methodist Lose Nail-Biter to Fourth
Mount Pleasant Methodist and Fourth clashed on Mount Pleasant grounds with two runs in the first inning and a tense three inning stretch. Fourth crossed ahead 3 to 2 as Red Wahler pitched well for the winners and Mt Pleasant's bats faltered with men on base. Umpire Betts officiated a 1 hour 45 minute game.
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Mount Pleasant
Mite Vasihy
Muupi
Jimmike
Red Wahler
Bolle
Rhore Higes
Bradley
Waller Ib
Bisrop
Atemoen
Vy Brown
Bielaski
Warman
Magofia
Revars Rf
Wahler
Mt Pleasant
Junior League Results and Standings From Local Games
Kendall defeats Faith 11 to 4 in a Junior Sunday School League game noted for Kendall's stronger team. Bethany beat Foundry 7 to 1 while Epiphany was miscredited for a Thursday result. La Ferras beat Union Blues 12 to 3 with Corny and Lyham on the winning battery. Rosebuds formerly Glenwoods beat Special Delivery Messengers 14 to 11, Olson shining at catcher and Lawranson at first base. Rosebuds tied Messengers 8 to 8. they seek 15 to 17 year old teams for future games, with addresses for contact.
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Kendall
Fath
Bethany
Foundry
Pleces
Oistake
la Ferras
Union Blues
Monument Lot
Corny and Lyham
M. Darnall
H Street
Rosebuds
Glenwoods
Olson
Lawranson
Rosabuds
Harry Smith
Sixth Street
Turner Ath Club routs Gonzaga in Capital City League clash
Turner Ath Club overwhelmed Gonzaga 15 to 2 as Burlingame faltered with two costly errors early. Fulcher led with three hits, Babson and Turner players contributed key scoring as Gonzaga misplayed balls and weak fielding allowed a one-sided rout in under an hour.
Unions Defeat Takoma Park in Seven Inning Game
The Union baseball team beat Takoma Park at Union grounds in a shortened seven inning contest due to darkness. Key plays featured Asquith and Sehriver in the field for the Unions and Bielaski in the Takomas lineup with strong Batting behind Collie and a home run by Bielaski. Final score 7 to 1 with Brown of the Unions wild at times but closing in critical moments. Unions and Takoma Park combined for several errors and base running by Collie, Rappler, and Thomas, while Kappler and Mickie contributed for Takoma Park. Time of game about 1 hour 10 minutes.
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Takoma Park
Takoma Boys
Brown
Tas Komas
Asquith
Sehriver
Thomas and King
Takomas
Collie
Bielaski
Rhoa Bj Tako
Rhoae Asquith
Waters
Webb
S.brown
Corrigan
Thomas
Bielask
Graves
Sehsiser
O Goshorn
Adams
Favorite
Comte
Ol Sarvis
Kappler
Mickie
EW Brown
King
Bere
Rappler
Blelashi
Bale
Ot Brown
Unions
Takoma
Schriver
St. Patrick’s
Immaculates
St. Patrick's
Gardiner
Merrlett
McDermott
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Meentate
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Marines Rout Picked Team at Barracks in Walkover
Uncle Sam's Marines toppled a Navy Yard assembled squad in a one sided game at the Marine Barracks. Capt Morgan pitched Lefty Shields to five hits while the Marines cruised to victory. Woodward & Lothrop meets the Marines at 5 pm today as attention shifts to the next showdown.
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Uncle Sam's Boys
Marine Corps
Marine Barracks
Navy Yard
Marines
Capt. Morgan
Shields
Woodward & Lothrop
Miller
Holmes
Morgan
Nichala
Glaze
Suskey
P Glase
Alvey
Bell
Rogmiet
Munnent
Bosnell
Fisng
Juskey
Shield
Glase
Shields Miller
Gentley
Defeated In Twelfth Battle Of Star Pitchers
Addie Joss dominated the Cleveland Blues beating the Senators 1 to 0 in twelve innings. Patten blanked Cleveland until the eleventh, Carr and Turner sparked the offense with timely hits, and Joss struck out eleven while issuing only two walks as Cleveland built a late threat that came up short. The game featured sharp defense, two key baserunning misplays, and a crowd of sailors in the stands.
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Cleveland
Washington
Addie Joss
Blues
Senators
Ufe
Addie
Herring
Huelsman
Joss
Case Patten
Case
Charley Carr
McCormick
Stovall
Carr
Turner
Mullen’s Weak Spell Leads Philadelphia Past Detroit in Six-Run Inning
In Philadelphia, Aug 26, Detroit fell 6-0 as Mullen weakened in the fifth inning. O’Leary errors and five home team hits fueled a big rally with twelve batters, producing six runs. Barrett Hartsel Crawford and Hickman led offensive output while Mullen and Bender split mound duties. Attendance 4143. final score Detroit 8, Philadelphia 6.
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Philadelphia
Mullen
Detroit
O'Leary
Rho AE Barrett
Hartsel
McIntyre
Pickeringet
Coughlin
Daria
F Crawford
L. Cross
Ingas Hickman
Seybold
Lowe
Murphy
Berike
M. Cross
Powers
Bender
Barned Tuns
Hickman
M. Crose
Crawford
Pickering
Davis
Balle
Beville
Mr. Sheridan
Suit sale offers deep discounts on two piece ensembles
The ad promotes drastic reductions on homespun and wool crash two piece suits with prices ranging from $20 down to $6.09 and $7.25, urging buyers to act now for future wardrobe needs, while a National League standings fragment covers matches and team records including New York, St. Louis, Boston and Philadelphia.
St. Louis Triumphs Over Boston In Final Game
St. Louis edged Boston 6 to 2 in the finale as Nichols faltered late. Willis allowed two runs in the last inning after Boston finally scored, attendance 3,400. Notable hits included a three base shot by Cooley and two-base blasts by Grady Burke Tenney and Delehanty.
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St. Louis
Boston
Nichols
Willis
AB Botton
Rhoabe Shay
Shannon
Ol'Tenney
Beckley
Abbatiio
Grady
Cooley
Emoot
Delehanty
Marshall
Cannell
Moran
Wills
Burke
Tenney
Nicnla
Farrell
Abbaticchio
Mr. Zimmer
Y Farrell
Barclay
O Burke
Hits Came In Bunches In Boston Victory Over Chicago
Gibson limited Chicago to four hits as Boston triumphed 3 to 1. Bunched hits produced Boston runs and a misplay by Parent allowed Jones to score after a two-base hit. Attendance 9,108. Two-base hits Ferris Selbach and Jones. Three-base hit Parent. Stolen bases Gibson Selbach. Pitchers Gibson Smith. Umpire O Loughlin. Time 1 hour 46 minutes.
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Boston
Aus
Gibson
Chicago
Parent
Callahan
Jones
Criger
McFarland
Easton
Ferris
Selbach
Ard Jones
Smith
LY Smith
Umpie
Mr. O'Loughlin
New York Wins Eleven Inning Tilt On Long Hits
Long hits by Ganzel and timely hits by Conroy propelled New York to an 11 inning victory over St Louis. Errors by both clubs aided scoring as Clarkson and Chesbro pitched with Howell finishing. Attendance 4,588. Also notes Detroit club buys Crowley Thompson and Ford for next season.
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New York
Ganzel
Conroy
St. Loui S
Rrors
Hynes
O'Connor
Klemow
Clarkson
Chesbro
St. Louis
Rose Rew
York
Reoqae Burkett
Dougherty
Dowdle
Keeler
Anderson
St Louis
Louis
Glarkson
Chesuro
Howell
Mr. Dwyer
Detroit
Milwaukee
Wis
Crowley
Indianapolis
Thompson
St. Paul
Ford
Minneapolis
Baseball Notes Highlight Players Shifts and Trades Across Leagues
Connie Mack faces ailing pitchers as Cincinnati signs Rickey and St Louis eyes a rebuilding lineup for next year. Dusty’s job in Philadelphia sparks calls for release while Detroit bids for Maryland first baseman Jordan. Boston admires Selbach but wants more power at bat. Kleinow’s hot bat keeps McGuire in the shadows as Coakley re joins the A s. Pirates near season end with limited chances for second place. Dahlen shines in a double header as Cleveland says goodbye to Washington for the season. Arts of management limit players in exhibitions and talks of a harmonized minor to major flow loom. An umpire clash hints at the ongoing tension with officials. DumbartonOlympics game canceled due to travel and scheduling issues.
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Connie Mack
Cincinnati
Rickey
J. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Dusty
Detroit
Jordan
Baltimore
Jennings
Boston
Selbach
Kleinow
Highlanders
Jim McGuire
Coakley
Athletics
Pittsburg
Dahlen
Cleveland
Washington
Browns
National Commission
Jacobsen
Winchester
John TY. Brush
Giants
Atlanta Battery
Smith
Clarke
Atlanta
Lumley
Gessler
Ned Hanlon
Hickman-Carr
Hickman
Carr
Joe Kelley
Hines
McAleer
Chicago
Cub
Malarkey
Senators
Columbus
Toledo Blade
Young Bridwell
Corcoran
Phil O'Neill
Louisvile
Red
Pacific Coast League
Joe Corbett
Harry Bay
Bay
Tip’ O’ Neill
Tip
One Hit Shutout As Chicago Beats New York
Brown pitched superbly allowing five hits and shutting out the leaders in the only game of the series. Elliott debuted for New York but received poor support as Chicago scored all its runs after retirements. Attendance 3,400. Box score notes. two-base hits by Casey Browne and Tinker. sacrifices by Tinker and Kling. stolen base by McGann. Umpires Messia and Kennedy. Time 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Cleveland
AB. K
B. Bay
Fes
Lush
Itea
Plek
Stovall
Bradley
Carr
Turner
Am. Bemis
Uy Joss
Aewenres
Washingto AB
R. BH. PO
A.B. O'Moeikl
Cassidy
Hueleman
McCormick
Donovan
Herring
Kittredge
Patten
eSee Totels
Washington
Joss
Y Joss
O'Neill
Turer
Hill
Messrs. King and Connolly
Chicago
Brown
Eliott
New York
Bresnahan
McQann
Mertes
Dahlen
Devlin
Glibart
Warner
Elliott
Casey
Browne
Tinker
Kling
McGann
Barry
Billctt
Messia
Emsiie
Kennedy
Pittsburg At His Mercy In Tight City Game
Corridon controlled Pittsburg as Lynch struggled on the mound. Attendance was 1 904. In Philadelphia, Leach and Gleason contributed key hits while Ritchey and Gleason swiped bases. Umpires were Carpenter and Moran. game lasted 1 hour 63 minutes. Stone bought by Boston but no action until next season. Cincinnati had no game today.
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Pittsburg
Phelps
Ritchey
Gleason
Carisch
Leach
McCormick
O Lynch
Corridon
Titus
Lynch
Messrs. Carpenter and Moran
Baseball scores from multiple leagues report mixed results
Eastern League games show Baltimore defeating Toronto 8 to 6 while Providence edged Rochester 10 to x. Jersey City and Newark-Montreal games misreported with unclear scores. Southern League notes Little Rock past New Orleans 6 to 3 and Shreveport defeating Memphis 3 to 1. Nashville and Atlanta fixtures affected by rain with Birmingham postponement. American Association results include Kansas City 2 Toledo 1 and St Paul 8 Columbus 2. South Atlantic League details are garbled with unreadable fragments.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
Rochester
Jersey
Jersey City
Newark
Montreal
Little Rock
New Orleans
Shreveport
Memphis
Nashville
Montgomery
Atlanta
Tragedies of Brutes Nerves Unstrung by Heat at Zoo
A Chicago Chronicle item recounts zoo horrors as heat drives brutal acts among animals. Monkeys smothered a baby orangutan. a lioness killed cubs. owls prey on a sparrow. jaguars fight over a mate. a chimpanzee bites and then kisses a surgeon. Polar bears and buffaloes display savage behavior while keeper quotes underline wild animal temperament.
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Keeper
Visor Lost His Clothes in Gusty Swindle Tale
The Baltimore Sun describes Charles Lucas, a seventeen year old Virginia youth, who traveled to Baltimore seeking work and fell victim to Samuel Stewart. Lucas claimed a friendly acquaintance at Sparrows Point coerced him into swapping his clothes, leaving him barefoot and wearing cast offs. Stewart denied the accusation, but Lucas identified him as the culprit. Justice Grannan remanded Stewart to await court.
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Baltimore Sun
Charles Lucas
Virginia
Baltimore
Justice Grannan
Central Police Station
Old Dominion
Lucas
Sparrows Foint
Sparrows Point
Payview Asylum
Sharger
Lucan
Niggah
Light Street
Craig
Grannan
Samuel Stewart
Hughes Street
Stewart
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