Nationals Return To Fifth In League Race After A Ball Through June
After lingering months Washington again sits fifth in the American League standings. Taut series ahead against Detroit St Louis and Philadelphia test the club with Milan Elberfeld street and Johnson cited by Hugh Jennings as part of a stronger infield and outfield. Gibson renews a $100 wager to catch Street’s first throw from the monument window if permitted next year.
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Washington
Boston
Nationals
Detroit
St. Louls
Athletics
St. Louis
Browns
Hugh Jennings
Walter Johnson
Jennings
Elberfeld
New York
Milan
Preston Gibson
Billy Sullivan
Crawford
Schmidt
Attaris
Ty. Cobb
Marvel
Joe
Quirk
Cobb
Arlington
Cleveland
Naps
Tigers
Ween St. Louils
McAleer
Detroit Ball Club
Tiger
Rendall Best Racketer at Cumberland Tennis Final
In Cumberland Maryland August 26 Rev H J Rendall of Philadelphia defeated S Jarvis Adams Jr of Pittsburgh 6-3 6-3 6-4 in the finals of the men's singles winning a silver trophy. He will play Spenger Gordon of Washington for the potentie Club trophy and Allegheny Mountains championship. In mixed doubles Miss Patterson of Baltimore and J Thurston Boyd defeated Miss Somerville and A Somerville 6-1 6-3. In men's doubles Rendall and Grimes beat Adams and McKinney 7-5 7-6. Heintz and Powell beat Lain and Green 6-3 6-2. Final between Rendall Grimes and Heintz Powell went to tomorrow due to darkness. Miss McHenry and Miss Cochrane won the ladies doubles over Miss Turle and Miss Merrick 8-6 6-2. Rain then halted Talbot county fair races at Easton Md delaying the last day. Track flooded. races called off.
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Washington Port
Cumberland
H. J. Rendall
Philadelphia
S. Jarvis Adams, Jr
Pittsburg
Rendall
Lowndes
Gov. Lowndes
Spenger Gordon
Washington
Miss Patterson
Baltimore
J. Thurston Boyd
Miss Somerville
A. Somerville
A.hunter Boyd
Miss Turle
Brooklyn
A Edgerton Powell
Misa Cochrane
Grimes
Adams
Bmckini
Heintz
Powell
Lain
Green
Miss McHenry
Miss Cochrane
Miss Merrick
Checks Reach Players Signed For All Star Tour
News from Cincinnati states certified checks for 500 dollars have been sent to eight players including Cobb Crawford Bush Mullin Stanage and Hugh Jennings to bind them to a fall all star tour. Umpire Bill Evans is signed as American League arbiter. Tigers expect Cuban trip and or Cuban trip plans face Navin’s potential fine.
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Joe S Jackson
Orror
Garry Herrmann
National Commission
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cobb
Crawford
Bush
Mullin
Stanage
Hugh Jennings
Osom
McGraw
Walter Johnson
Clyde Milan
Billy.Evans
Cleveland
Jennings H Ugh Jennings
Tha’ Tigers
Pers
Mnot
Herrmann
Tex Rickard
Rickard
First National Bank
Moters
Tigers
Cuba
Jennings
Navin
Havana
New York
Bill Evans
Cobb and Quirk
Store Closes Daily at 5 F. M.
A summer showing feature ends with a closing note inviting shoppers to buy an extra suit or two before the sale ends. Values listed at $1.50.
Three Chicago Homers In Wild Win Over New York
A large crowd roared as Chicago hit three home runs to beat New York 2 to 1. Schulte drove in a run in the fifth, with Tinker matching him later. Drucke limited New York to two other hits, Brown fanned ten. McGraw protested a call in the eighth and was ejected.
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Chicago
New York
Schulte
Tinker
Drucke
Hofman
Brown
McGraw
Cclubshouse
Devore
Sheckard
Merkte, Ip
Omeyers, c
Drucke, P
Totela
New York Ogdogoeole
Schulte Tinker
Bridwell
Meyers
Evers
Archer
Firet Bates
Orrora
Righer
Eins- Me
Cicotte Shuts Out Cleveland as Boston Wins 3 1
Cicotte allowed only two hits as Boston defeated Cleveland 3 1. Speaker led Boston with two safeties while Turner Hooper and Purtell contributed in the lineup. Rung-Speaker Stahl and Lewis tallied two-base hits as Boston pitchers held the visitors scoreless.
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Boston
Lewis
Fanwell
Cleveland
Spaaker
Stahl
Stabl
Lafole
Engis
Stovall
Tarner
Banes
Balla
Cicotte
Fanwells
Kleinow
Megare
Dingen
Perrine
Fragmented 1920s sports standings and city codes
A disjointed OCR snippet shows scattered city names such as Chicago Boston Pittsburgh and Brooklyn, with numbers and abbreviations like Washington Cleveland St Louis and Philadelphia. It resembles a results or standings page torn from a newspaper, offering no coherent narrative or complete data.
Tennis preliminaries proposed for Dwight F. Davis Cup
The Lawn Tennis Association cabled Dr James Dwight and Australia’s President Hoskins proposing the preliminary matches between the Earligh and American challenging teams be played in America this year. Australia declined to guarantee the expenses for a likely weaker British team while the final matches will be held in December with Australia defending for the third straight time.
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London
Lawn’ Tennis Association Today
James Dwight
United States
Grand Circuit Ends at Empire City Meets with Joan in Bonner Stakes
The Grand Circuit Trotting Horse Breeders' Club meet at Empire City closes after four days of light harness racing. Joan, owned by David Shaw, wins the Bonner Memorial $2,500 2:25 trotting in two straight heats with Ed Geers second on Dudie Archdale. The Matron Futurity pace is won by Leftwhich, while The Abbe takes the Union Stakes 2:20 pace with Geers guiding.
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New York
Dydie Archdale
E. F. Geers
Capt. George
Ario Leyburn
Michael Murphy
Philadelphia
F. Geers
Branham Baugham
L. V. Harkness
Joan
B. m
Directum
Spler
McDevitt
Dudie Archdale
Bilc
Geers
George
Murphy Arlo Leyburn
Rosemter
Sterling Hall
B. c
Metoney
Mary G
Cox
Ares
Merryfield
Henry ‘Winter
Mi Albin
Proctor
Hendrickson
Len- Cameron
B. G
Deveson
Br. G
Brooke
Healy
Nell Gentry
McDonalay Toramy
Union ‘States
Branham-Boughman
Reds Get Easy Win Over Phillies in Cincinnati
Cincinnati won 8 to 1 as Shettler drew eleven walks and homered in the fourth. Hoblitze ll hit a homer with bases loaded, boosting the Reds in a one sided decision over Philadelphia. Schttler starred at the plate and on the mound, supported by Bescher, Mitchell, and Knabe in a decisive early lead.
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Cub
Rome
Lot
Pirate Eam
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Shettler
Phillies
Ohio
Hoblitzelk
Philo
Bescher
Titus
Loar
Knabe
Walsh
Bates
Magee
Grant
Branet
Deolan
Shettier
Cincinnat
Philladelphia
Egan
Hobitzell
Mitchell
Papkert
McMillan
Gaspar
Knob
Branafield
McLean
Hameruss
ball—Doain
Johnstone
Eason
Herald dominates Columbia 101 in Commercial League clash
Herald routed Columbia 101 4 to 0 at Thirteenth and D streets northeast. Morris drove in two runs in the second inning, Walters scored on a stolen second and Wood’s grounder produced another. Herald tallied in the seventh when Gill crossed on Sanders' wild throw. Rawlings pitched seven innings, allowing one hit and striking out 11.
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Herald
Gemea
Columbia 101
Marquette
Thirteenth
D Streets
Morris
Tipton
Newsieg
Walters
Wood
Dodge
Gill
Goucher
Suess
Willhide
Rawlings
P. i
Clinia Thornburgh
Ol Walters
Boyd
OlDoleman
Love Sanders
Crabble
Allen
Crabbie
Columbia
Willride
Adams Strikes Out Nine In Pittsburg Win
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2 as Adams fanned nine batters. Brooklyn did not reach third until the ninth. Box score shows Pittsburg 4 Brooklyn 2 with Adams 9 strikeouts and Klem and Kane umpiring. Time of game 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Adame
Broogyn
Byrne
Davidson
Leaeth
Daubert
Bureh
Witcon
Gipson
Smite Be
Opal T McKech'e
Erwin
Adams
Bergen
Let ‘Pe Bok
Smith
Warner
Flynn
Wilaga
Wheat
Daybert
hite-Byrne
Wilgon
Balla
Knetzer
errore-Pittsburg
Op Baess
Messrs. Klemn and Kane
Coombs Dominates as Phillies Beat St. Louis 4–0
Coombs held St. Louis to zero runs while striking out 14 as Philadelphia toppled the visitors 4 to 0. Lord Oldring and Collins drove in runs, with Baker adding a two-base hit. Pelty and Coombs matched zeroes until late scoring, 14 strikeouts for Coombs highlighted the game in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Coombs
St. Louis
Griggs
O Baker
Hartzell
Ol Hoyser
Hoffman
Murphy
Wallace
Barry
Stephens
Rapp
Pelty
Otals
St. Louie
Lord
Oldring
Collins
Baker
Haker
Coombe
Louis
Mesars
Collifower and Connolly
Smith Wins Metropolitan Open Championship Again
Alec Smith of Wykagyl captures his third Metropolitan Open title and second consecutive win at Real Golf and Country Club with a 201 for 72 holes. J J McDermott of Merchantville finishes two strokes back as eight prizes were awarded to top contenders.
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Deal Beach
N. J
Alec Smith
Wykagyl
Real Golf and Country Club
J. J. McDermott
Merchantville
Smith
H. H. Barker
Gilbert Nicholls
Isaac Mackie
Fred McLeod
James Thomson
George Sargent
Fies Smith
Wyksgyl
McDermott
Merchantvne
Thomson
Free McLeod
St. Louis
Chevy Chase
Orin, Terry
Postseason Series Section Highlights And Listings
In the post season section details remain sparse with scattered references to games today. Mentions Adams Express arrest and American Security in Columbia at Thirteenth and D streets northeast.
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Adams
Florida ‘Avenue
American Security Ve
Columbia
Thirteenth
D Streets
Good Sport at Galesburg Harness Meet 1910 Summary
Galesburg IH hosts the final day of the 1910 harness meeting with speedy work. Tony Swift wins the 2:06 pace with Blana off pace early. Results include 2:20 class trot won by Ford with Castle Dome third and Jennie Gentry in the mix. notable speeds and entrants mentioned amid a brisk, contesting card.
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Galesburg
Blana
Tony Swift
Tony’ Swift
Adam G
Pate
Ford
Castle Dome
Aert Thiae Hust
Jennie Gentry
Bert
s _ pac Oi
Pamos
How About You Wins at Gentlemen's Driving Park
Washington horse How About You won the 1 mile and 60 yard race at the Gentlemen's Driving Park meeting, with five to one odds. Other Washington entries struggled. notable incidents included three falls at the 3 1/2 pole in the 3 1/2 12 pace and mixed results in the 2:12 trot. The Munsey historic automobile tour reached Harrisburg pa en route to Washington.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Flinch
Henry Bedworth
Clark
Indiana
Philadelphia Selding
Blackbird
Outlaw
Ave
Exall
S. G
Florey
B. G
Harry K. Thaw
Toy
Directourer
Be. G
J. Wi
Annie H
Elingen
Desi
Rombaugh
Finch
Corbinb Aoe Clark
Falley
Dougherty
Billy Patchen
Blk. G
Akn Blame Pist
B.g
Dobley
Zand Exorly Marion
B. m
G. M. Whitt
Br. G
Shrelve
Forrest
B. g.Peeling
McKees Mac
B. T
Ling
Warretta
Blk. m
Brosenne
Walter L
Bog
Leachy
Melba
Webber
Baron “Arnold
J. White
the Outlaw
Pb. G
Davis
Atten L
B. Bh
G. M. White
Truda
Jack Baker
Algoneh
Ragvel
Special Li
Bady - Willie
Aufit
Kate
Laird
Sherley Rersmore
St. Jeagnée
Kyrot
Blundera
Croft
King of ' Bashan
Oro
St. Abe
TriState and Minor Leagues: Mixed Scores Across Regions
Multiple league games across York Willsmerport Harrisburg Altoona Johnstown and other sites ended with varied results. Notable finishes include Hal B Jr winning the final Lake Erie Trotting heat with Major Brino and Dan Culver following, times around 2 12 3 4.
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TriState League
York-Willsmeport
York
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Altoona
Reading
Johnstown
Trenton
Lake Erie
Akron
Ohio
Hal B. Jr
Major Brino
Dan Culver
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Bath and
G Streets
Stein-Bloch Suits
Pri
White Sox
McGuire
Red Sox
McAlear
Gessler
Lelivelt
Stetdel
Street
Racketer
Spencer Gordon
Allegheny Mountains
Easton
National
Evans
Cobb and
Quick
George Mullin
Tyrus
Walker
Johnson
Stroud
Summers
Mack
Donovan
Willett
P. B
Pa. Ave
Schulte and
The
Giants
Detroit-Washington
Chicago-New York
Detect
Cléyveland
National League
St Tous
Phitede Jin
U. S
Rich. Purse
Bonner
Crack Horse
Ed Geers
Captain George
Pirates
Foklyn
Hahn & Co
Cor
7Th &K
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Bu. Ave
Lon
L. Pet. Cornell Co
Cap. City
ABB Petworth
Buburben
L. L. Ret. Am. Security
Bankere
Independence
Ae Adams
Hailroad
É Columbie
Maykea
Munsey, Autoiats
Friseman Ms
7Th & E Sts
Newcorn & Green
F Street
Tellora
Morton Stout
Foster
F St.n.w
Masonic
Meyer's Military Shop
N. W
New York State League
Binghamton
Troy
Utica
Scranton
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Wilkes-Barre
Elmira
Albany
Virginia State League
Roanoke
Danville
Norfolk-Norfolk
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Richmond
Petersburg
New England League
Worcester
Haverhill
Lowell
Lynn
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Hartford
Springfeld
Eastern Carolina League
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Roenent
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Raleigh
Goldstaro
Fayetteville
Wilson
American Association
Columbus
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Tolédo
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Southern League
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Mobile
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Eastern
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Jersey City
Buffalo
Auguste
Jacksonville
Savannah
Columbue
Macon
Southeastern League
Johnson City
Erorville
Morristown
Gadsden
Carolina Association
BranasharessHpartantiing, & Winston Sa
Enarcotte
Greenville
Des Matinca
Des Moines
Goede
Denver
Omaha
St. Joseph St. Joseph
Sioux City
Wichita
Mertz ‘& Mertz Co
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