Split Even In Final Score 3 1 For Each Side
Washington and St Louis split a doubleheader with 3 1 and 3 1 scores as Townsend and Petty duel in the first game while Buchanan tops Patten in the second. Attendance 14 078. Cassidy and Stahl feature a key fourth inning play as Washington aims for more wins in Chicago after the series here ends tied 1 1 of the afternoon’s action.
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Patten
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Six straight for Chicago takes doubleheader from Boston
Chicago strengthens lead with a doubleheader sweep over Boston. In the first game Chicago won 7 to 2 behind timely hitting and solid pitching by Gibson. The second game featured a lopsided finish as Chicago pushed to an 8 to 6 victory amid strong offense and defensive plays. Attendance was 27,645.
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Nationals Rally In Second, Split Doubleheader
In the second game the Nationals started ahead, then the Browns tied it in the fourth, but Washington answered with timely hits and a double steal. Cassidy starred at short with 14 chances and nine assists, while Stone and Rockenfield contributed for St Louis as errors and wild plays colored the inning-by-inning account.
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Return of Players Promises Lively September Golf
The Columbia Golf Club slated a lively September season as players return from vacations join Labor Day 18 hole match play against Col. Bogey. Prizes funded by club members. trophies donated by newspaper correspondents. Sep 4 Labor Day event open to all members. additional bets and prizes planned for top qualifying scores.
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Finals Set as Harding to Face Danforth or Hough
Dr. Harding advances to the finals and will meet the winner of the Danforth versus Hough match. In the second sixteen, C. Wi. Weaver and Jesse L. Carmichael contest the finals to determine the other finalist.
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J. T. Hough
C. Wi. Weaver
Jesse L. Carmichael
Minor League Scores From Multiple Circuits
Baseball action across American Association Eastern League and New York State League with mixed results. Arkansas City beat Indianapolis 5 0 in game one and 5 4 in game two Toledo swept Minneapolis 12 3 while Milwaukee Louisville game postponed. Montreal defeated Baltimore 4 3 and 6 3 in a doubleheader. Utica beat Syracuse 7 0 as other listed games show incomplete scoring and typos.
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National League Matchups Across Major Cities
National League schedule features Pittsburg visiting Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at New York and Chicago facing Boston with key pennant implications for several clubs this season.
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Boston
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Sunday School League post-season series set for championship
The Sunday school Athletic Association directors arranged a post-season series for the championship. Gunton Temple, winner of Section A, faces Fifth Baptist of Section B with four games scheduled between Mount Pleasant and northeast grounds from Aug 31 through Sept 7. Umpire Betts will oversee the series starting at 6 pm. Mount Pleasant Congregational, seeking return, faces possible gate money split if series proceeds. After the games the Mount Pleasant grounds will close for Fourteenth street extension.
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Fourteenth Street
Hanna's Fast Team Breaks Mare Trotting Record in Cleveland
In Cleveland Aug 27 the Aerolite and Leola owned and driven by H. M. Hanna trotted a mile to pole in 2 10 flat at Glenville matinee, set a world team record for trotting mares and beat 2 15 without a prompter. scene includes team driven by Cleveland Driving Park Company vice president and notes on earlier records and incomplete text.
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Ohio
Aerolite
Leola
HM. Hanna
Cleveland Driving Park Company
Glenville
Ea. Prepstice
Acdoni
Nationals and Detroits Face Home Advantage and Rivalry
Washington fans forecast a tilt in the American League with the Nationals holding a 30 home and 14 away games remaining, while Detroit schedules 14 home and 21 abroad, aiming to climb in the standings. The article highlights Jim McGuire and Hal Chase, veteran catcher and rising star, their long careers and mutual respect, plus praise for Jim Morgan as a top third baseman, reflecting a strong Providence connection and Eastern League context.
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Detroits
Jim McGuire
Young Hat Chase
Baseball Notes From A Whirlwind Season
Tes Moines holds a cinch on the Western League pennant while Cincinnati signs Beebe from Oshkosh. Turner's Cleveland slump is blamed on smoking. Washington batters drive many opponents from the box. Frank Farrell spends 11000 on new players for next year as youngsters lead. Bill Coughlin may join the All American nine touring the Pacific Coast. All Tri-State clubs to invest 2600 each for next season. Browns buy seven St Paul players likely to play in St Louis next year. Mack Shibe & Co. to declare a large dividend after a strong Athletics year. Charley Hickman reportedly saved 10000 from baseball earnings. Detroit fans boast of beating Boston while Boston beats Cleveland. Holyoke’s Enelane Hummel avoids a Brooklyn sale, despite sale to Tracy Dodgers. Brodie Jite on Baltimore for Providence. Hughes yet to beat Boston as Wattonale series plays on.
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