Netland Regatta Highlights Regional Rowing Meets
The schedule lists major regatta events across regions including Worcester on August 30, an Interstates club regatta at Broadmater, the Middle States regatta at Upper Fotomac, and a Labor Day meet. Rue.
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Worcester
Broadmater Gure
Upper Fotomac
Labor Day
Capital City League Recap of Davis Games and Mackinnon Cup
In Capital City League action yesterday St Stephen's Institute faced Atlantic North Central on the Davis games and the Atlantic and National Athlete clubs played at Centre Street. Ricker delivered a home run drive in the eighth that not only broke the tie but won the game 1 to 0 as Aloy ius and Atlantic clubs produced a hot contest with a large crowd. Frandiboe made a spectacular catch on a ball to retire Coragan at second base in the late inning and Gallagher's low catch and Handshoe's right field drive highlighted the game. Bowers, Hunter, Finnegan and Corrigan contributed strong plays as the Atlantites claimed the late lead on errors by Aloyatus and other miscues. Blank-Duplex game postponed under G P D League rules with make-up slated next week. Scotland wins Mackinnon Cup in England. Canada and England trailed, with Scotland posting 1 445 to England 1 49 and Canada 1 376 in the standings.
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Ricker
Aloysius
Atlantic
Frandiboe
Coragan
Gallagher
AL Handshoe
Avantiss Rhoap
Hishop
Basso
Joor
Geher
Micarchy
Tiurtes
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Imes
Navy and Agriculture Clash Draws Record Crowd
Large crowd witnessed a departmental league doubleheader with Navy losing 9 to 6 to Agriculture after a day of sharp fielding and hard hits. Adams starred for Navy, while Wiley led Agriculture with a standout defensive showing and timely hits.
Cleveland Demolished by Poor Fielding in Naps Loss
Cleveland seed six unearned runs as Hess shut out by Falkenberg. Errors plagued Washington in opener, with misthrows and misplays allowing multiple runs, including a wild pitch and base-on-balls chain. Kittredge's double play and Stahl miscue highlight the defensive miscues that doomed Cleveland early.
Athletics Win Pitchers Duel In Detroit Philadelphia
Philadelphia defeated Detroit in a pitchers duel, Plank and Donovan each allowing two hits. Detroit scored on a fumbled ball and a single. Philadelphia answered with two runs on a misplay, two errors, and an out. Left on bases and other box details noted. game time just over an hour.
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Cubs Sweep Bosox In Doubleheader At Chicago Park
Chicago pitchers dominate both games as Lindman struggles for Boston. Lindman wild and battered in the second contest while Chicago fielding commits no errors in either game. Notable hits include Chance, Steinfordt, Moran, and Strobel with Chicago taking the opener 6 to 0 and the nightcap 4 to 2.
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Schuite
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Bates
Nfeldt
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Knod Tinker
Dolan
Ener
O'Neil
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Strobel
Brown
Young
Trinity and Holy Name clash ends in low scoring loss
In Marquette League action at McBevens Field Trinity defeats Holy Name 10 to 5 as Chism allowed two scattered hits and Daly fielded effectively for Holy Name. Trinity’s McNinch, J Smith and Egan produced key hits while Daly took the mound for Holy Name amid several defensive miscues. In River View, St Patrick’s and St Vincent’s game saw St Patrick win 7 to 5 with Turner and Reagan notable on offense and Turner earning the win on the mound.
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Sunday School League Ninths Beat Mets Behind Hughes Pitching
Charley Hughes allowed only one walk and five hits as the Ninths triumphed over the Mets 6 to 3. Zirkle pitched well for the Mets, but control issues and fielding miscues favored the Ninths. Batters included Dutton Anderson and Wilson for the Ninths with key hits from Barnett and fine plays by Relded at short.
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Charley Hughes
Mets
Zirkle
Giants Want Beebe in Trade Talks for Young Pitcher
A persistent report from St. Louis says John T Brush offered McGinnity and George Browne for Babe Beebe. McCloskey acquired Beebe from Chicago for Jack Taylor. McGraw and the Giants arrived, with sensational developments expected, as Brush claimed several pending deals with the Cardinals.
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Babe” Beebe
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Jack Taylor
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Portsmouth Shut Out in Virginia League tilt
Norfolk pitcher Otey stymied Portsmouth 3 to 0 as Kaufman allowed three first inning runs. Edwards threw out runners at bases. batteries were Kaufman and Edwards for Portsmouth and Otey and Voster for Norfolk. Also recaps of Cumberland and Hyattsville games with Brentwood victory and mixed results in other regional matches.
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Kaufman
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Voster
ATTELL TO MEET SULLIVAN IN Bids Sought for Boxing Return
Brooklyn's Tommy Sullivan and Abe Attell amass interest for a return bout after Sullivan beat Attell in five rounds in St Louis. Sullivan has asked Pacific Athletic Club manager McCarey for purse terms, hoping to keep the feud active and draw a large crowd.
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Abe
Champ
Sts Louis
Tommy" Sullivan
Abe Attell
Pullsh
McCarey
Sullivan
Attell
St Louis
Sixty Autoists Start 1100 Mile Glidden Tour
Sixty automobiles depart Buffalo on the American Automobile Association tour through Northwestern New York, Quebec, and New England to the White Mountains. Contestants race for the Glidden Trophy by strict schedule, penalties for delays, and rewards for best regularity, with a Mercury prize for non Glidden entrants. Thirty-five manufacturers participate, including thirty-two Americans and three foreigners.
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Threescore
New York
Quebec
New England
White Mountains
Charles J. Giaden
Boston
Ilot
Auburn
Utica
Saratoga
Sur- Guy
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Lake Champlain Hotel
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Jackman
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Paul H. Deming
Webb Jays Glidden Trophy Car Wrecks Near City
The steam car entered by Webby Jay of Buffalo in the Glidden Trophy tour was wrecked near Webb Jay. A supply station fire caused an explosion after the burner was not turned off. George Grant suffered burns to face hands and legs while the Jay party escaped unharmed but lost all baggage.
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MN. Y
Webby Jay
Buffalo
Mr. Jay
George Grant
Burns and Schreck Bout Set in Seattle for 4000 Purse
San Francisco reports indicate Tom Burns and Mike Schreck will likely fight in Seattle, with authorities placated and the Seattle club allowed to proceed. They each posted 500 forfeits, and the Seattle club posted 1000 as a guarantee the bout would occur, with a 4000 purse or receipt share at stake.
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San Francisco
Tommy Burns
Mike Schreck
Seattle
Wash
Burns-Schreck
Answers to Queries on Baseball Scoring and Rules
The Sporting Editor answers questions on the timing of at bats for walks and sacrifices, double plays with two outs, and baserunning rules. It covers scoring a hit versus an error, Princeton and Dartmouth football meetings, and contract releases within the league, plus a note on a baseball trick play and a critical umpire call.
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Peat
Poling
Fifty-Eight Years of Ayer’s Satparilia Now?
A promotional call touts sixty years of Ayer’s Satparilia claiming to cure thin blood weak nerves and debility. Readers urged to consult their doctors before use, then follow professional advice.
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Ayer
Rianne
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