New York Baseball Rumors and Circuit Wanderings
Rumors say Jog McGinvity umpiring around New York Sundays. Don Donovan backs Selbach-O’Neil in Boston clash amid threats of damages over money owed. BI Dineen injures ankle chasing a fly ball. Brooklyn fans question Henson’s transfer, while Jera Neps aims to join Solanon Pa. Giants eye rare streaks against weak Eastern clubs. NYC police struggle to curb Sunday ball games. Carey hits a two on two, Newark game highlights. Barnstorming NL teams roam for players amid scarce first class men. Arndt shines in American Association. Dryden touts Jack Nell for Senators. Corinthian Yacht Club cruise set for Potomac and Fourth.
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Dougherty trade triggers new Sequel with Selbach swap
Boston owner John S Taylor announced O'Neill was traded to Washington for Al Selbach, completing the Dougherty trade plan. Captain Collins expects Selbach to bolster the pennant chase, while Boston covers part of O'Neill's salary. Selbach reports for Saturday's game amid a long contract and prior suspension.
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O'Neil
Double Header Planned for New York Washington Game Weekend
New York managers announce a Saturday double header after war grounds postpone today's AL matchup. Clarke Griffith plans to start Harvard alumnus Clarkson in one game to debut before Harvard Yale Polo Grounds exposure.
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New York
Washington
Clarke Griffith
Harvard
Polo Grounds
Boston Wins After Waddell Wobbles In Last Innings
Boston rallied for three runs in the final two frames as Waddell weakened to beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 in a rain soaked, error prone game. Attendance 2,317. Players cited include Harwel Collins Fortis M Croats and Origer for Boston and Seybold LaChance DiMurphy Waddell for Philadelphia. Umpire Sheridan called the game in progress after a delayed finish.
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Waddell
Philadelphia
Stahl
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Cross
O'Neil
Seybold
Ite
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DiMurphy
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Origer
Thrgesbuap Dite
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Hartan
Sacrificenite Urnen
Ferris
Viret
Balla
Wandeil
Young
Sheridan
Local League Scores and a Capital City League Note
Southern and Eastern leagues report scattered results across Atlanta Birmingham Little Rock Montgomery Indianapolis and Minneapolis Saint Paul with Columbus and Lauleville in a doubleheader. Capital City League notes disputes over percentages clarified by president J R Brown and Port editor statements deny arbitration changes and acknowledge no board decisions yet.
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Birmingham
Little Nock
New Orleans
Little Rock
Montgomery
Nashville
KR. C. T
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Arbitration Board
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New York Beats Boston In Shutout Victory At Home
Mathewson returned to the mound for New York and shut out Boston with sharp fielding and five double plays. The Mets connected on multiple timely hits off Pittenger in two innings, scoring to beat the Red Sox 4 to 0. Attendance was 2,000 as New York earned a clean home victory.
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Tenney
O Ol Browne
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Ann
Errare
Pittanger
Johnstone
St Louis narrowly falls to Chicago in short shutout
St Louis managed only three hits as Chicago pitcher Weimer dominated. Taylor delivered a timely hit but poor defense cost St Louis another defeat, with Chicago winning 6 to 1 before about 2,700 fans.
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Gonzaga Narrowly Falls to St Stephen's Institute in Rain-Interrupted Game
In the Capital City League, St Stephen's Institute beat Gonzaga Club 7 to 5 before a weather stoppage halted play to let the National Guard use the White Lot. Carr homered and Brown starred at second, while Gonzaga made costly errors as Donahue and Cantwell pitched for the two schools.
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Shrader Wins Pole Vault at Interscholastic Meet
In St Louis Georgetown prep Avon Shrader of Oratory Preparatory School Washington DC cleared 6 feet 8 inches to win the pole vault at the Interhigh championship in St. Louis. Central High School led with 47 points, while Smith Academy of St. Louis trailed. Staunton toppled Richmond 11 to 5 in a baseball game as Staunton plans a home matchup tomorrow with a new pitcher.
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Amateur baseball clash ends in rare 15 inning 2 to 1 win
A long game saw Coreptan Stara defeat Em inhde 2 to 1 in fifteen innings. Boundary Stara swept Glade piones with 16 to 7 in game one and 18 to 3 in game two. Wounded from Bagh fon's Acnien is described. address for winners given as H Crow street NW.
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Eminhde
Boundary Stara
Glade Piones
Averegin
H. Crow
Street Northwest
Parker-Bridget clothing offers value beyond price
The piece extols Parker-Bridget garments as superior in style, finish, and desirability, noting marked prices of coats, hosiery, shirts, and underwear while claiming the quality justifies higher value. It dismisses price as sole measure, asserting Parker-Bridget line excels beyond cost.
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Parker- Bridget
Parker Bridget & Co Head-10 Foot Outfitters in Review
Sunday school standings sparse with garbled text. readable items reference Mount Pleasant Methodist game date, Mount Vernon Congregational, St Stephen's on Fourteenth Street and Lydesker avenue, and local church affiliations.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
G&s
Mount Bleasant Methodist
Mount Bleasant
Mount Vernon Ve
St Stephen's
Fourteenth Street
Lydesker Avenue
Wesleys Drop Second Game in Narrow Loss to Wilson
Westley Sunday school team loses 6 to 1 to Wilson on the White Lot Inez evening. Spicer struggled as Wilson pitchers held Wesleys to six hits in five innings before two late runs broke the game open. Clark pitched solidly for South Washington, while Ruben Clark contributed a strong performance for his team.
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Styine
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Woodie
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Gunton Defeats St Albans In Exhibition Nine Players Short
St Albans failed to field nine men and forfeited to Gunton on Mount Pleasant grounds. An exhibition game followed with Guntons winning eight to four as St Albans, hampered by short lineup, were held in check early then overwhelmed in the fifth inning.
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Northwestern Defeats New York in Whist Congress Trophy
Northwestern from Minneapolis and St Paul won three straight games in the Whist Congress Trophy contest in New York. They will face Ravenswood Club of Chicago tomorrow as the title race tightens. Hamilton Trophy semi finals saw Hornick Club beat Mercantile Library Club by six tricks and Cleveland defeat Ravenswood. Twenty two clubs entered Minneapolis trophy rounds with Cleo Hatch and Dr CG F Cole of Knickerbocker Whist Club posting high score.
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Yale Freshmen Triumph In Tight Thames Race
Yale edged Harvard by half a second in a tense two mile freshmen clash on the Thames. Both crews stayed within a length, as wind and rain delayed the varsity events all day and postponed the big eight until tomorrow.
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Harvard Didaaged Her Atake Lout and For A Quarter of An Hour Paferea Meffleham
Yala
Mich Crow
Lareourne
Noag
Crow
John Kennedy
Georgetown Oarsmen Return After Poor Hudson Regatta
Six Georgetown crew members returned with Coach Dempacy from Poughkeepsie disappointed by a last place in the four and fifth in the eight at the intercollegiate regatta, with hopes to rebound next year at Annapolis and Poughkeepsie. Desmond coxswain graduates, others to follow. eight and four rosters listed. Family feud ends in fists on Ninth Street. Mahaney and Yee arrested after hospital visit.
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Poughkeepsie
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Sheila
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George Yee
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Bicycle Rider Hurt in Collision at Ninth and G Streets
Bicycle rider Ww H Coulter aged sixty two was struck by a wagon at Ninth and G northeast and thrown to the ground. He sustained a cut on the fog ankle injuries and contusions. He received treatment at a hospital and was later removed to his home at 1789 Aqriest southeast. His injuries are not serious.
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