Sporting Comment: Yesterday's Results in the American League
Yesterday's results across the American League show scattered scores with New York, Chicago, Boston, St. Louis, and Washington in action. The piece features baseball notes, standings, and reflections on pitcher arm health and management, along with game results and upcoming matchups.
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National League Scores and Busy Schedule Amid Batter Signaling Confusion
National League results show New York over Chicago 6-3 and Pittsburgh 3-6 with Brooklyn and St Louis games noted. A chaotic Tri-State League report details signaling and pitching debates as players contend with misplayed signals and field position during a tense stretch of games.
Fights Forecast Early September Betting Market
News notes the San Francisco betting pool for early September holiday fights, with Moran Attell Nelson Gans among names mentioned. Odds and money influence price as featherweights near a potential match, while Lex Rickard and Jack Johnson are referenced in relation to event approval and timing.
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Lajoie Sees Change as Tannehill's Arm Treated
Local osteopath treats pitcher with cold-water therapy for arm care. Jesse Tannehill endorses the method, touting improved shoulder alignment after a ligament realignment. Naps players chase standings as a double header looms amid variable Western and Eastern League results.
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Washington Club Support and Cantillon’s Championship Plan
A letter from DS Rice urges Washington fans to back Cantillon’s management and a two year runway to build a championship team. The piece notes Cantillon’s solid pitching staff and hints at Bob Tumpfel’s potential addition as the Nationals eye a southern training trip.
Mike Donlin Saves Garrison Finish in Tight Duel
Mike Donlin surged to the finish to rescue a hard fought garrison contest. The crowd watched as Donlin used a late surge to edge his rival and clinch a narrow victory.
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Cubs Take Final Game With Rally Erases Tie
Chicago and Brooklyn battled to a 4 to 4 draw as an eighth inning rally helped Chicago stave off Brooklyn. Brown relieved Overall, and key hits backed by defensive miscues kept the score tight through the late innings.
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Silent Bill Shipke Praised as Clever Third Baseman
A sporting editor lauds Silent Bill Shipke for quiet, flawless infield work at third base. He highlights Shipke's dependable glove, smart bunts, base running speed, and sacrifice hitting while ranking him among the sport’s most promising young players in a fan popularity contest.
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Carrigan Severely Ill For Season With Red Sox
Special to The Washington Post reports Boston catcher Bill Carrigan is seriously ill with appendicitis. He was taken to Fenway Hospital and operated on. Dr Theodore Erb says no chance of Carrigan returning this year. Also notes tennis doubles title won by Ward White and Everett Drennan in Parkersburg, and Orth the New York pitcher becoming player-manager of Lynchburg club.
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National League Baseball Match Summary
Pittsburg faced New York in a game that drew 4,495 spectators. Chicanova and Grovklyn starred for their teams as the action unfolded with notable moments and crowd engagement.
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Odd lots at a sacrifice for ready-to-wear sale
Odd lots at a sacrifice clear Parker-Bridget ready-to-wear lines with deep discounts. Suits 15 to 25 dollars, 9.75 to 30 35 dollar suits at 18.25. Pants to 7 dollars, coats 2.90 off. Head-to-foot outfitters at Pa. Ave and 9th St advertise quick clearance amid chaotic game notes and box score snippets.
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Danville 4s Defeated In Muddy Washington Game
Danville 4s lost to Lynchburg in a muddy ground game at Banville Virginia. Vernuelle pitched for Danville while Fisher made a notable three on base stop and Biges hit a long homer in the sixth. Heavy rain again interrupted Roanoke Norfolk Richmond and Portsmouth contests.
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Standing of Competitors in Post's Popularity Contest
Professionals list includes Milan waste Shipke ae 74 848, Johnson 65 608, Gantey 4 827, Delehanty 35 282, Hughes 30 095, McBride 23 635, Burns 18 100, Street 12 781, Freeman 4 595, Warner 3 774, Kelley 2 661, Clymer 2 074, Pickering 1 936, Sates 44 503, Kattoe 1 193. Amateurs with 500 or more include Bielaski 128 624, Kielnschonidt 183 353, Taylor 43 793, Ganvaller 37 090, Mess 0, Benson 15 880, Gantwell 167, Gallagher 12 818, Litenfield 19 509, Sterne 8 251, Wahier 8 322, Riddie 7 868, Mullin 7 083, Mareceron 6 618, Kern 6 722, Finnegan 5 373, Handibee 4 288, Donaldson 4 285, McClure 4 080, Turners Joe 3 655, Bryan 3 095, Riston 2 719, Devine 2 668, Newman 2 668, Fenton Arnold 2 510, King Charles, Kutchis on, Zirkle, Clark, MacDonald, Townsend, Wooden Mayock, Genner, Fentress, Simon, Sanders, Gobic, Panehy, Conner, Bocock, Davie.
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Marquette and Capital City square off in District of Columbia amateur baseball plan
The Amateur Baseball Commission of the District of Columbia held a meeting at National Guard Armory. Captain C E Edwards presided. The plan sets post season rules and schedules for Section A and Section B leagues, naming venues American League park and Union League park, appointing umpires and outlining finances, governance, and champion series structure.
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