Sunday School League Standings and Schedule
Standings show The Trams leading with 14 6, Worley and Mount Vernon near the middle. Today's games feature Worley versus Sixth White House and Mount Pleasant Methodist versus Mount St Alban's at Mount Pleasant locations.
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W. OL Pet
W. L Prt
Eilipae Gurney
Mount Pleasant Methodist
Mourteenth Street
Lydecker Avenue
Mount Pleasant Congregational Va
St. Alban’s
Delay ed Game And Lost Sixth Forfeits To St Stephens
In a long eleven inning forfeit at White Lot Sixth Presbyterian forfeited to St Stephens by a 9 to 0 score after delay in the eleventh. St Stephens led 4 to 2 when action halted as the umpire ruled the game forfeited for delay. Gordon pitched well for the winners with nine strikeouts to McKnight’s six. Earnest contributed twelve chances with one error, while Herbert, Le Foe and Clark produced key plays for the Sixth in a closely contested affair.
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St. Stephen’s
White Lot
Sixth Presbyterian
St. Stephen's Church
St Stephen
Gordon
Hayden Herbert
Clark
Macdonald
Earnest
Rhoae St Stephen's
Haden
Cheseldine
Ol Rider
Dmdon
Udreager
Lytham
i/McKnight p
le Foe
Darnest
Herbert
Cauhing
Garner
Bateman
Aj Langford
Havens
Stephen
Herbert McKnight
Hayden
Champion Guntons Defeated by Foundry in Home Game
The Mount Pleasant week opener saw Foundry defeat Gunton 7 to 3 amid fielding errors by Gunton. Sam Saay faltered in the eighth, allowing three Foundry hits for three runs. O'Brien's sensational catch saved a tense moment in center. Hoyle worked early errors while Gurton’s miscues doomed both sides, as Foundry capitalized on scoring opportunities to secure the win.
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Foundry
Mount Pleasant
Gunton
Champs
Iitle Hope
Foundrys
Gunton Lads Foundry
Sam Saay
Gurton
O'Brien
Hoyle
Hutchinson
Yoverett
St Stephen’s
Guntons
Asquith
O’brien
Gunton Rhore Foundry
Rugae Asquith
lKinney
Ao Speakman
Hamey'r
Bleleaki
Bryan
Harding
Vermiliosp
Langle
Clementa
Gs Sus
Randal
Frutere
Dovet
Morris
Boyle
Brien
H. Seay
O/Tracy
Lie
Seay
Kinney
Pearks
Feay and Kinney Lead Fast Game in Narrow Loss
Seabrook notes a home run by Speakman and multiple stolen bases by Boyle Kinney and Harveycutter. Kinney and Hutchinson hit by pitches, with three passed balls by Speakman and Randall. Umpire Mr Batty oversaw a game lasting about 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Feay
Kinnay
Speakman
Aeay
O'Brien
S. Seay
Boyle
Saay
Kinney
Harveycutter
Ryan
Morris
Hutchinson
Bitar Aeay
Randall
Mr. Batty
Pittsburg
Hoa
Brooklyn
RHOAB
Dobba
Oz Beaumont
Fa Og
Ditlon
Kruger
Uumley
Wagner
Sheckard
Bransfield
Strang
Sebring
Babb
Ritchey
Ritter
Carisch
McC
Cage
Garvio
Garvin
Carish
Zimmer
Capital City League Standings Varied By School Names
In the latest CLusa standings St Stephen's Institute Turner Athletic Club Serren Instituteoodware Lathrop Gonzaga and Library of Congress appeared among the top entrants. Today at 30 White Lot Woodward Lathrop and Library of Congress hosted the event.
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St Stephen's Institut
Turner Athletic Club
Serren Institute
Oodware & Lathrop
Gonzaga
Library of Congress
White Lot
Woodward & Lathrop Ve
Beaten in One Inning by Strengthened St Stephen's Team
In the Capital City League on the White Lot St Stephen's, strengthened by Hughes and Handiboe, defeated Carroll Institute 9 to 1. The Rainmakers staged a first inning rally with three hits and error, while Buscher pitched well for St Stephen's and Handiboe at short provided crucial support. Kelley crossed for Carroll's lone run after a misplay and infield grounder.
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Carroll Institute
St. Stephen’s
St. Stephen's
Hughes
Handiboe
Carroll
Kelly
Yellow Stripes
Drescher
Stephen
Waple
Buscher
Wheatley
Cullen
Donovan
Center Garden
St S
Carron
Mullen
Cars
Wapie
Carrol
Rapp
Handibee
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Graves
Gutlen
Garr, Jr
St Stephen's Institute
Aif Buscher
Carr
Juniors Play In Mud Sixth Handy for Foundry In That Kind Of Going
Sixth Presbyterian defeated Foundry by 4 to 9 in a Junior Sunday School League game. Poor field conditions due to rain made play difficult but the umpire allowed the game to proceed. Sixth players excelled in fielding and batting while Foundry struggled with headwork and misplays. St Albans forfeited a later game against Mount Pleasant Congregational. Also reported: bicyclist Albert Trundell injured after colliding with a wagon. Ed Mubank driver. Sefton, age 65, injured from a fall after attempting to board a moving streetcar. Burglary reported at 4 Q Street NW with cash and goods stolen.
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Sixth Presbyterian
Foundry
Dey
Bethany
Faith
St. Alban’s
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Albert
Trundell
H Street Northwest
Sixth Street
Union Transfer Company
Edward Mubank
Ball Field Too Wet May Force Hill to Right Field
Weather and wet grounds delayed yesterday’s games causing rainouts between Washington and Detroit and postponing a Friday night tie. Manager Donovan bruised a leg and may rest, while a Sunday school league exhibition with the Washington club is planned at American League park with Patten or Townsend to start and Betts arranging the church team lineup.
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Donovan
Washington
Detroit
Ponavan
Detroit Players
Philadelphia
Senators
New York
Boston
St. Lota
Chicago
Case Patten
Killiam
Hunter Hl
Cleveland
Hill
Donovan Ast
Washington Club
George A. Prevost
James E. West
George Ff. Calladay
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Betts
Bove
Patten
Townsend
Slant
Church League
Mount Pleasant
Waller
Mount Pleasant Methodist
Dude’ Gates
Wilson Club
Battery
Rube” Clark
Johnny” Sheckles
Collie
Boston Wins Final Game 4-3 in Eleven Innings
Boston defeated St. Louis 4 to 3 after eleven innings to take the series. Errors by St. Louis largely decided the game, Hemphill was ejected for disputing a decision, and attendance reached 442. The box score lists Burkett, Colling, Heidrick, Kahoe, Moran, Jones among Boston players with key hits including a two-base by Parent and a home run by Jones.
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St. Louis
Boston
Hemphill
Rhoae St Lous
Rhoare Selbagh
St. Ladue
Highlanders’ Only Run In Ninth Secures 1–0 Win
New York defeats Chicago 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Orth’s first appearance for the Pirates club precedes the decisive ninth inning, Dougherty delivering a triple followed by Keeler’s infield hit to drive in the winning run as 1,882 attend.
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Highlanders
Dougherty
New York
Orth
Owan
Chicago
Jpors Club
Keeler
HOA al Chionm
Rhoah Doughty
Janes
Sao Weeler
Giorden
Wiliams
Anders OL Ag Elberte
National League results from yesterday's games
Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 3 to 0. Brooklyn lost 4 to 1 at Cincinnati with Chicago 8 at St Louis. Today Philadelphia at Boston, Brooklyn at New York, Cincinnati at Chicago, St Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Hiladelphia
Boston
Brookiyn
New York
Gloeinnati
Chieags
St. Boal Bowls
Pittsburge
Pittsburg Wins Twice in Brooklyn Clashes
Pittsburg won both games as Brooklyn made three errors in the second contest. Attendance 6,590. First game final Pittsburg 8 Brooklyn 2. Leach and Gessler led Pittsburg with key hits. Lumley and Wagner starred for Pittsburgh. Second game featured Brooklyn miscues aiding Pittsburg as the visitors pulled away early and held on for the win. Cronin, Flaherty pitched for Brooklyn while Amith and McCormick worked for Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Raault
Pittaburg
Pittehure
Pittsburg
Gore
Rhoaw Leach
Gessler
An Q Beaumont
Dillon
Kruger
Ol Lumiley
Waghor
Olshookard
Bransfeld
Ibd
Strang
O Sabring
O Babh
Ritchey
Ol Bergen
Amith
McO'm'k
Flaherty
Cronin
Pitteburg
Tworbasanit
Lumley
Mt—Wagner
Hita
Beaumont
Wagner
Babb
Smith
Leach
Hransfield
Fergen
Balle
OM Manerty
Sheckard
Mr. Zimmer
Chicago Errors Costly as Cincinnati Wins in Tenth
In a ragged fielding game, Cincinnati defeated Chicago in the tenth inning. Chicago showed stronger hitting but costly errors, including a Lundgren walk leading to a run. Attendance about 3,000. Final score Cincinnati 4, Chicago 2.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Jocaig
Lundgren
Rhoate Slagle
Cagay
Seymour
Peitz
O'Neill
Corcoran
McCarthy
Tinker
Chance
Huggins
Pettz
Peltz
Balla
Messrs. Moran and
Johnstone
Don’t Sell Coughlin Says Local Fan on Baseball Sale
Eidtter Post reports a furious citizen letter opposing selling star player Coughlin to break up a strong infield. The writer rails against the Wagner brothers and alien owners, accusing them of mercenary motives while praising the team’s season and attendance. The plea calls for restraint and warns fans to withhold dollars if the sale proceeds.
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Eidtter Post
Sesson
Wagner Brothers
Ban Johnson
BR. Prince
Minor league scores and results from several leagues
Scores from American Association where Milwaukee tied Kansas City six all and Minneapolis defeated St Paul in ten innings. Southern League games included Atlanta 4 Memphis unknown, Nashville 3 Little Rock 1, New Orleans 3 Montgomery four innings, Birmingham 9 Shreveport 7. Eastern League Buffalo 5 Baltimore 7 and Montreal 4 Jersey City 0, Rochester 4 Newark 1, Rochester 1 at Toronto 0. South Atlantic results Macon 2 Augusta 1, Jacksonville 2 Charleston 2 called at darkness, Savannah 3 Columbia 0. Tennis: Jones defeats Ames to win Rhode Island championship final, to meet Brio for title.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolia
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Montgomery
Birmingham
Shreveport
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Macon
Augusta
Jacksonville
Charleston
Kame
Savannah
Columbia
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RT RT
Auerbach
Hirta
Joseph Auerbach
Crothier
Hatter
Parker-Bridget
Baseball Notes and Rumors From Early Season Play
A collage of baseball chatter covers players, teams, transfers, and injuries. Dan McGann’s errorless streak stands out alongside hitters hitting around .200, and Hans Wagner reaching 100 hits. Discussions span Reds Steinfeldt illness, Clarke Griffith’s Chicago American joke claim, umpire changes, and salary disputes in the Central League. The piece notes Cincinnati, St Louis, and New York movements, Check’s sale to Cincinnati, and the Giants’ stance amid anti American League sentiment with city tensions over league outcomes.
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Poorla
Dan McGann
Hans Wagner
Atlanta
Gene de Ontreville
Detroit
Lew Drill
Philadelphia
Jack Barry
Denyer
Harry Steinfeldt
Reds
Clarke
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Seymour
Donlin
Odwell
O'Neill
Kelley
Dolan
Steinfeldt
Tom Sharkey
Jack O'Brien
Bob Wittsimmons
Bausewine
American Association
Frank Killen
Paducah
Cincinnnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Chicago National
O'Hara
Lawrence
Mass
Washington
Georgetown University
St. Paul
Arthur Irwin
Toronto
Kansas City
Toledo
John J. McGraw
Ban Johnson
Giants
Smoketown
Highlanders
New York
Evening Sun
Longwood Tennis Tourney Opens With Bell Triumph
The Longwood Cricket Club grounds host the annual tennis tournament with thirty matches played. California champion A. E. Bell defeated G. Miller in straight sets 6-2 6-1 6-2, impressing in his East debut while others failed to surprise. The handicap event starts tomorrow and the Eastern doubles championship follows Wednesday.
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Bell
California
G. H. Miller
Boston
Longwood Cricket Club Grounds
Richard Stevens
Malcolm Chase
H. W. Leonard
Massachusetts
H. J. Allen
Philadelphia
Allen
A. E. Bell
East
G. i Min‘er
Cococolc
Dr. Kine
Graceful Wins Ben Gull Stakes At Brighton Beach
New York July 25 mud track at Brighton Beach saw Graceful win the Ben Gull Stakes over six furlongs at 12 to 1, with Ishlana setting the pace and Marmee finishing a length and a half back. Possession caused interference early and ended third while Flammula faded to last.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Graceful
Ishlana
Marmee
Possession
Flammula
Champlain
J. Waleh
Killgraine
Totton
Hind
Berdviph
Dulmoukk
Meith
Ind
Dagtenterd
First Mason wins at St Louis in track record time
At St Louis July 26 First Mason won the fourth race at the fair grounds in 1 39 4 beating Oldstone and Just So. Track fast. Earlier races saw La Princess, Marquis de Cara bas, Loretta M, and First Mason headline a program with several runners noted and times listed.
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St. Louis
Mason
Fair Grounds
Oldstone
la Princess
Davis
Cerrova
Wilson
Stella M
Austin
Hello Girl
Nepeothe
Lady Lou
Fair Una
Misa Hassy
Mary Maud
Lady Gellere
Bessie Brassiela
Tarbula
Marquis de Carabas
Hubbard
L. Williams
Bob Curt
Sully
Berry Hughes
Dan McCue
Roommate
Bustler
Turrando
Muscovott
Mengis
Madoc
Yellow Hammer
Felix Mozzea
Loretta M
Trozler
Braden
King's Trophy
Cocolo
Hadrian
Rach
Watson
Old Stone
Howell
Juat So
Lambe
R Ach
L. ‘Wilson
Basa
W. Davis
Tima
Glennevis
Lady Strachmore
Baron Rose
King's Court
McLaughlin
Lemon Girl
Steval
Gowda
Quaker Girl
Royal Deceiver
Tony Lepping
Little Corker
Jalter
Kuster Walters
Doctor Hart
Varro
Burrows
Ray
J. Simonian
Maldena
Grencreith
King Wilds
Fred Priesmeyer
Oma J
Cassie Amon
Joe Graham
Preventive
Covina
Tartan
Walpole
Col. Pretton
Laurel
Jack Moran
Bradwardin
Fugarthe
Marchioness
Rejoice
Blus
Katie Cromwell
Hazel H
Tribes
Guele Letcher
Lady Wolix
Larough
Eleanor
Howard
Frult
Lucky Charm
Besteriing
Layson
Sarande
Woodlands
Cal
Rebo
Simon Kent
Commodore
Quo Atifel
Mrank Bell
Lontan
Athena
Annie Davie
Latella
Lord Haven
St. Agnes
Imboden
Claremont
Buccaneur
Varna Fonse
Lillian
Murmur
Leenia
King Stella
Avord
Conundrum
Tyernia
Golden Light
Decoration
Lacy Crawford
Irby Bennett
Dave Sommere
Gimonian
Ananias Wins July Hawthorne Stakes In Front Run
Ananias led from start to finish to win the July selling stakes at Hawthorne at 1 to 1, with Huzzah second by two lengths and Warte Nicht third. The winner receives 2.68 dollars. Subpoenas served on turf writers to appear before the grand jury tomorrow regarding gambling at Hawthorne. Weather clear and warm. First race was five and a half furlongs won by The Helle with Monte second and Capitants third.
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Chicago
Ananias
Hawthorne
Flag
Huzzah
Warte Nicht
Helle
Aubuchon
Monte
Henry
Capitants
Beri
Albert Lero
Florentine
Butwell
Sea Voyate
Shining Star
Suits marked and discounted prices listed
A sequence of marked suit prices appears with figures such as 96.67 and 310 00 alongside amounts 8.35 812.50 99.00 913.50 10.00 815.00 311.00 and 16.50, indicating a sale pricing notation.
Fort Erie and Laurel Park horse racing card results
Fort Erie and Laurel Park race summaries show winners such as Merry Flight and Hugh McGowan plus multiple placers. Fort Erie results include Merry Flight and Hugh McGowan with times and payouts, while Laurel Park lists races from six to seven furlongs with names like Ananias and Hizeah and assorted runners.
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Fort Erie
Buffalo
B. D. Bradley
Floriterm
Bsix
Aonte Chapman
Baail
Milo
Hugh McGowan
Ben Fonno
Valla Rambla
Scarfell
Hand More
James F
Eva Claire
June Collins
St. Paula
Charley Moore
Sven
Percy B
Baron Gratton Wins Chamber of Commerce Stake at Detroit Meet
Baron Gratton driven by Ed Geere wins the 96,000 Chamber of Commerce Stake for 2.24 pacers at the Detroit Driving Club. Morning Star and Lou Dillon feature the day with fast times, records and heats. Grattan matches and breaks marks while other events include the 2:20 trotting and 2:07 pace. Pirates fall to Midnight Stars 10-2 in a separate game highlighted by Rollins pitching.
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Detroit
Mich
Baron Gratton
Ed Geere
Detroit Driving Club
Chamber of Commerce
Direct Hal
Morning Star
Tvired
Hal
Lou Dillon
C. E K. G. Billings
China Maid
Angus Pointer
Denny
Gratton
Ethel Mc
Eaton Gratton
Geers
Alexander
Star Hal
Biar Wuroe
Geerm
Bonnie Russell
B. H
Hudwoo
Gnow
John Caldwell
E. G
Thompson
Leta
de Reyder
Bnyder McGregor
B. G
Hogan
Gov. McCaulay
B G
Foote
B. Om
Coline
Ph. m
Norton
Mies Leo Rex
B. m
W. Marvin
George E
Clement
Checkmate
Reltchia
Pacers
B. H. G McClary
Ethel Me
C. m
McCarthy
West
Abnow
Angua Pointer
MacPherson
McLaughin
B. A
Kerr
Brown Hal
Snow
Winfield Stratton
reGuire
Sphinx
Hopkins
Surreet
Bik
Wilson
Baron Rodgers
G. Motleary
Midnight Stars
Pirates
Rollins
E. Waukee
F. Hoffman
E. Rollins
K Street Northwest
Automobilist narrowly avoids fine amid speed indicator dispute
In the Police Court Charles H. Weaver dodged a speeding charge after the bicycle and automobile speedometers showed a three mile per hour discrepancy. The judge found reasonable doubt about violation of the speed law. Michael Bean forfeited $2 collateral for speeding through Georgetown as a Washington Railway and Electric Company motorman. River View’s fron tnerve act, a 600 foot electric wire slide, closes this week with two shows tomorrow at 3 30 and 9 30 pm plus other attractions, rides, and exhibitions over the weekend.
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Charles H. Weaver
the de Acog
River View
Mille de Aco
Samuel J Pentz
John de Ace
River View Toomorrow
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