Carrol Institute Faces Library of Congress in White Let Match
In Capital City League action today, Carroll Institute battles Library of Congress at White Let. Turner Athletic Club and St Stephen's Institute are noted, with Gonzaga and Woodward & Lotrrep Library of Congress also referenced.
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St. Stephen's Institute
Turner Athletic Club
Carrol’ Institute
Gonzaga
Woodward & Lotrrep
Library of Congress
White Let, Carrol] Institute
Gordon Weakened in Seventh to Lose by St Stephens
The St Stephen's Sunday school team fell to Sixth Presbyterians 7 to 2 yesterday afternoon on the White Set, with Gordon in strong form until the seventh inning. Hayden sparked the winning rally with a two-base hit and later stole two more bases, while Langford and Miller contributed key hits for St Stephen's.
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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 and Fourth Battle In Close Contest
Mount Pleasant Methodist and the Fourth faced off on Mount Pleasant grounds with two runs apiece in the first inning. The Fourth surged ahead to win 3 to 2 as pitching by Red Wahler held the Methodists to seven hits while teammate support was solid. Errors and scattered hitting plagued Mount Pleasant as Wahler and the Fourth capitalized on key moments to secure the narrow victory.
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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
Pleasant Methodist
Kerr
Rein
C. Wahler
Sishapsich
King
Mineune
Junior League results Kendall defeats Faith and Foundry tops Bethany
In a Sunday junior league slate Kendall beat Faith 11 to 4 as Bethany fell to Foundry. Epiphany miscredit, La Ferras beat Union Blues 12 to 3 with Corny and Lyham on the battery. Rosebuds, once Glenwoods, won 14 to 11 over Special Delivery Messengers and tied 8 to 8 in a rematch. Teams seek more games. addresses given for inquiries.
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la Ferras
Union Blues
Monument Lot
Corny and Lyham
M. Darnall
H Street
Rosebuds
Glenwoods
Olson
Lawranson
Rosabuds
Harry Smith
Sixth Street
Turner Athletes trounce Gonzaga in Capital City League
Turner Athletic Club dominated Gonzaga with a 15 to 2 victory after Gonzaga pitcher Burlingame struggled with two errors early. Fulcher and Babson led Turner at the plate while Risten steadied on the mound. Babson hit a three base drive and Turner stole multiple bases as Gonzaga miscues doomed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Athletic Club
Gonzaga
Turner
Burlipgame
Babson
Smith
Ivo
Fulcher
Risten
Ruqal Gormpe
Rhore Torney
Q O' Smith
Loy
Mat’ Gly
Wik'son
Pitapick
Dougherty
Bhngame
Davis
O Lawler
Cantwell
Histon
Thorpe
Beckett
Mulvey
Turner Gonzaga
Ort Burlingame
Burlingame
Babsom
Lay
Wilkerson
Mattingly
Tornzy
Cy Burtingame
Burtingame
Unions Defeat Takoma Park In Seven Inning Contest
The Union baseball team beat Takoma Park on Union grounds in a seven inning game halted by darkness. Key plays featured Asquith Sehriver and Bielaski with a home run from Bielaski and strong fielding by Unions, while Brown struggled with control but held Takoma Park in check. Final score 7 to 1 with Unions earning the win.
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Kendall
Fath
Bethany
Foundry
Pleces
Oistake
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
Marines Defeat Picked Team at Barracks in One-Sided Game
Marine Corps players routed a picked squad largely from Navy Yard Stars at the Marine Barracks. Capt Morgan held the opposition to five hits as Woodward & Lothrop backs meet the Marines at 5 pm. Umpire Gentley officiated in a 1 hour 36 minute game with Shields allowing 10 strikeouts.
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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
Joss shuts out Senators as Cleveland triumphs 1–0
Addie Joss pitched a complete game for Cleveland, limiting Washington to four hits and striking out eleven. Patten and Carr provided key hits, while Cleveland squandered earlier chances before Carr’s eighth-inning run-creating hit and Stovall, Turner, and the Blues’ defense held. The result leaves standings with Cleveland leading and Washington blanked.
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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 weaker in fifth as Philadelphia tops Detroit
Philadelphia beat Detroit 9 to 6 after a five inning burst, with twelve batters scoring in the fifth. Mullen issued walks and Detroit errors helped the locals seize six runs while O'Leary and Pickering contributed errors for the visitors. Attendance was 4,143 as Bender and Mullen pitched for their clubs.
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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
Big Suit Sale Keeps Prices Low Across Fabrics
Dealers advertise heavy savings on two piece homespun and wool suits with prices listed from 6.09 to 39.00 as a major sale. The ad also includes scattered baseball standings and schedule notes for the National League with teams like St Louis Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago New York and Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
W. L. Pet
St Louis ends series with win as Nichols allows late runs
St. Louis beat Boston 6 to 2 in the final game of the series. Nichols faltered late, two runs cross in the last inning, while St. Louis pitchers held Boston to two runs. Attendance 3,400. Grady Burke Tenney Delehanty and Cooley sparked the offense with key hits. Wills allowed two runs in relief.
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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 BEATS CHICAGO 3 TO 1
Gibson held Chicago to four hits as Boston wins 3 to 1 at home. Bunched hits fueled the Red Sox offense and a high throw by Parent on Callahan’s grounder allowed Jones to score after a two-base hit. Attendance 9,108. Players and box scores listed show Selbach Holmes Parent Jones Stahl Callahan Govins Davin Freeman Lachanee Ferris Dundon Criger McFarland Gibson and others involved in the game. Time of game 1 hour 46 minutes.
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Httle
Carr
Stovall
Cleveland
Hill
Kittredge
Buelow
O'Neill
Joss
Cassidy
Joe
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 Over St Louis
Long hits by Ganzel and timely blows from Conroy powered New York past St Louis in eleven innings as defects by both sides produced runs. Clarkson started strong for New York, Chesbro relieved, and Howell closed. Attendance 4588. Pitchers Crowley Thompson and Ford acquired by Detroit for next season from Milwaukee and St Paul respectively.
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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 a Tumbling Pitching Season
Baseball notes report ailing Connie Mack pitchers and losses, Cincinnati signing Rickey, and the Cardinals forming an almost new team for next year. Dusty may be ousted, Detroit bids for Jordan with a price tag of 2000, and Selbach provides lively coaching for Boston though bat production lags.
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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 Beats New York 5-0 In Tight Series Opener
Brown pitched superbly allowing five hits with one in each inning as Chicago won the lone game of the series. Eliott debuted for New York but gaps in support doomed the visitors. Attendance 3,400. Chicago 5 New York 0. bios and box score show casey, browne, mertes among contributors. Time 1:30. umpire Messia and Kennedy.
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Chicago
Brown
Eliott
New York
Bresnahan
McQann
Mertes
Dahlen
Devlin
Glibart
Warner
Elliott
Casey
Browne
Tinker
Kling
McGann
Barry
Billctt
Messia
Emsiie
Kennedy
Pittsburg Defeats Philadelphia as Corridon Dominates
Corridon kept Pittsburg in control while Lynch struggled at the plate for Philadelphia. Attendance 1,904. Leach, Ritchey, Gleason, and McGee led Pittsburg with key hits. Final: Pittsburg 6 Philadelphia 2. Stone to Boston. no Cincinnati game today.
Baseball Scores From Several Leagues Reported
Eastern League games included Baltimore beating Toronto 8 6 and Providence defeating Rochester 10 x with Jersey Pens at Jersey City and Newark Montgomery facing Montreal 3 4. Southern League saw Little Rock 6 Shreveport 3 and Nashville 12 listed with Atlanta Birmingham postponed by rain. American Association results included Kansas City 2 Toledo 1 and St Paul 8 Columbus 2 with Milwaukee and Indianapolis games noted. South Atlantic League text is garbled and unreadable.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
Rochester
Jersey Pens
Jersey City
Newark
Montreal
Little Rock
New Orleans
Shreveport
Memphis
Nashville
Montgomery
Atlanta
American Association
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Lautaville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Tragedies of Brutes Nerves Unstrung by Heat at Zoo
Readable zoo tale describes violent incidents and feistiness among animals in hot weather. A mother ourang outang kills her cub after a visitor touches the baby. a Carnegie lion refuses bad meat and roars. owls attack robins in their cage. jaguar Fidelio kills his bride. a chimpanzee bites and then kisses a surgeon. swans attack goslings. polar bears and buffaloes kill without mercy. overall, dog days heighten tension yet a few creatures remain calm.
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Chicago Chronicle
France
Henry
Bronx
Gotham
Metropolis
Dog d
Katrina
Zoological Gardens
Margaret Carnegie
Miss Carnegie
Carnegie
Fidelio
Empress
Mae
Mother Goose
North Pole
Czarina
Keeper
Visitor Stripped By Affable Swindler In Baltimore
Seventeen year old Charles Lucas, a Virginian, told Justice Grannan at Central Police that an affable local of his own race lured him to Sparrows Point with promises of good wages, then forced him to remove his new clothes and shoes. Lucas identified Samuel Stewart, 22, of Hughes Street, as the thief, but Stewart denied the charge and was jailed for court after Lucas testified, awaiting further proceedings.
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Chicago
Cub
Malarkey
Senators
Boston
Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo Blade
Young Bridwell
Corcoran
Cincinnati
Phil O'Neill
Louisvile
Red
Pacific Coast League
Joe Corbett
Harry Bay
Bay
Tip’ O’ Neill
Tip
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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Patten
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Connolly
Sailor
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Phelps
Ritchey
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Carisch
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Titus
Lynch
Messrs. Carpenter and Moran
Stone
Taylor
Boston American Club
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Milwaukee eVican Association
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Obareaton
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Stinemetz Hatters and Furriers
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Hebbard & Winaman
Ninth Street
Sporting Goods
Walford
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Louis Bush's
St. Ladies
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