St Martin and St Peter's Battle Nine for Tie in Marquette
Manager Langley surprised the St Martin outfit with a bold, aggressive game against leaders, drawing a large crowd as Cook held Bloomingdale to four hits but was erratic. The contest ended in a scoreless draw after nine innings, with key plays from Sullivan, Zirkle, and Dondero and notable defensive stops framing a tight pitchers duel at Olympic Park.
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St Martin
St. Peter
Langley
St. Martin
Cook
Bloomingdase
Dondero
Langleys
Jack Sherman
Amece Halleary
Sullvan
Abho AE
St Peter Abhore Mesa
Frye
Goodman
Dugan
Moreeron
Dampier Sullivan
Mess
Hilleary
Collifower
St Martin I
Collflower
Sherman
Colliflower
Dampier
Malloy
Mess Zirkle
Kite—Baggett
Sullivan
Zirkle
Coo
Baggett
My, Birch
Treasury Tops Navy For Sixth Straight Victory In Season
Treasury defeated Navy 6 to 4 at White Lot, securing its sixth win. McCarthy starred at third with seven chances and graceful handling, while Sutton homered and Garner hit a key drive. Fulcher pitched well for Navy but received limited support in a large crowd witnessing the Treasury surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Navy
Fulcher
Murray
Dorsey
Sutton
McCarthy
Garner
Applemany
a _ Hester
Hunter
Lord
Cloughes
Dato Bielaski
Evor Fulcher
Smit
Gertman
Dorcy
O'Neil
Torney
Waters
Spillane
Hester
Smith
Garner Firat
Baven
Firet Boaseon
Pulcher
Bane
Garnér
alt—Hunter
Blaes
Coleman
Mr. Betts
Maryland Agricultural College plans eleven game football schedule
Charles W. Sylvester, MCC football manager, announced a season schedule of eleven games for the champions of the Intercollegiate League. The slate includes September 28 start and Thanksgiving finish with Western Maryland. Berd is captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Sylvester
Maryland Agricultural College
Western Maryland
Berd
Poptember
Technical High School
Colegia ‘Getober's
Richmond College
Richmond
Browns Rally Past Nationals In Ninth Inning Twist
The St Louis Browns beat Washington 10 to 4 after a dramatic ninth inning tied the game. C Smith struggled into the tenth, while Pickering and Hempill sparked a rally with extra-base hits, as Brown’s bats overwhelmed Nationals relief and key errors sealed the victory.
WADDELL IN FORM. Phillies blank Chicago in win
Philadelphia shut out Chicago today behind strong pitching by Waddell. Sullivan left with an injury in the fourth after being hit by a pitch. Score details show Chicago and Philadelphia with limited offense and key defensive plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
Waddell
Sullivan
Phila
Habn
Quillin
Chica Piipegties
He Davis
Heheebe
McFerland
Kenight
Hariseh
Cardinals Lose Again With Squeeze Play In Ninth
Richmond wins the opener of the series in Roanoke by 3 to 1 after Cummings' two bagger and a squeeze in the ninth. Cassidy pitched well for Richmond allowing a hit in the seventh. Norfolk errors and eighth inning surges fail to spoil the visitors’ decisive late rally.
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Norfolk
Danville
Richmond
Portsmouth
Lynchbore
Roanoka
Washington Post
Cummings
Cassidy
Wallace
Walsh
Jordan
Edwards
Dartmouth Ends Baseball Season With Victory In Hanover
Dartmouth closes the season with a 4 2 win at home. Captain Skillin starred on the mound for Dartmouth allowing four hits while striking out twelve. The game featured sharp fielding on both sides and ended Dartmouth 4 St Louis 2 with final score listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killin
Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
St Louis
Philadelpny
University of Alabama
Phia Nationals
St.Jo Ie
Louis
Capt
Skillin
Thomag
Knahe
Olpitus
Aimbama
Slourtney
Ghilfin
Choppeley
Banderas
Doolla
King
Marshall
Mey
Holly
Amet
Hinlty
Bennett
Murrey
Delphis
Bere
Browne
Pittingsr
Umgire
Mr. Carpenter
Rhode Island Methodists Win From First Outfit 6 to 3
Rhode Island Methodists defeated First Outfit by 6 to 3 in a Sunday school league game before a record crowd. Symonoski pitched well with seven strikeouts, Le Mat starred at short, Buckley had three singles, while Tracy and Stecker hit triples. The lineup listed ABHORE and related stats for First and RIM with Quigley and Symonoski as the primary pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Methodists
RIM
Waugh
Jif
Bethany
Waugh Vx Bethany
Thirteenth
Symonoski
le Mat
Buckley
Willow
Tracy
Stecker
Abhoah Rim
Abhore Algestae
Olppera
Te Mat
Johnson
O Tracy
Oj King
Tewla
Richmond
Motman
Il Crampton
Hariss
U Symonoski
Duffy
Gl Broons
Quigley
Olfonder
Boerenstein
la Mat
Trepy
King
Crampton
Roundtree
Clements
Altar Boys Triumph over Webster School 7 to 3 in Gridiron Style
The St. Aloysius altar boys secured another win defeating Webster School 7 to 3. Key players were Mudd and Gardiner in the field and Weide on the mound, with notable contributions from Giles and Darnell on offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysius’ Altar Boys
Webster
Mudd
Gardiner
Weide
el Altar Boys
Giles
Reiley
el Glen
Fennery
Abbot
Westle
Kheely
OlMudd
Aloysius
Healy
Gardiser
Donn
Healt
Eiles Ck
Burton
Mr King
Amid Amateur Baseball Upset and Late Inning Flair
An unclear report outlines amateur baseball results with Meuwham beating Phoenix and Detweiler and Indd defeating George E Pegsrt's squad by a narrow score. A Mt. Jones Lot field game near North Capitol and M streets is noted along with a post office Station G crew registry division tied 4 to 4 in the last inning after a peculiar play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meuwham
Phoenix
Indd
Detweiler
George E
Easy win by Columbia Athletics over Government Printing Office
The Columbia Athletics defeated the Government Printing Office 17 to 4 in a Capital City League matinee. Brown’s hitting bombarded printers with 15 hits as Leonard allowed seven. Keane and Mullin led offensive surge with multiple players contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connor
Government Printing Office
St Stephen's
Southern Ry
Aloysius
Columbia Atlantica
Aloysius Club
Atlantics
M Streets
Columbia’ Athletics
Brown
Jack Leonard
Willie Keane
GRO Abhorec AC Rider
Taylor
Frook
Ij Leonard
Carr
Harbert
Scott
Hook
Lay
Keane
Sabin
Mullin
Babson
Finley
G. P
Benes
Leonard
Juniors Win Again Over Regent Athletic Club 8 to 2
St Johns College juniors defeated Regent Athletic Club 8 to 2 on the Ellipse. Widmayer pitched well with twelve strikeouts, Duryee errorless behind the plate, and Ruiz at short in strong form. Final score 8 to 2 with the Juniors maintaining the lead most of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's College
Regent Athletic Club
Collegians
Regents
Widmayer
Duryee
Ruiz
Abu O
Breo Abhore Maloney
Keulmen
Whardall
GlBealle
Widury
SIG
Regent AC
Meicney
Babbington
O'Dea
Beuller
Eiseman
Hardell
Eisempes
Robinson
Plank Met Scores From Yesterday's Baseball Results
Yesterday's scores show Chicago 3 New York 3 Pittsburg 6 Boston 0 Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 4 St. Louis 2. Today’s games list New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburg Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
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Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Games Today
Cinecinnati
Phttaburg
Philadelph
Cineipuatt
St. Lous
Misplay Costs Charley Smith in Tight Defeat
Misplay by Perrine on Cross’s throw in the ninth inning helps sink Charley Smith as the Browns defeat the Nationals in extra innings. Smith threw 141 pitches to Pelty’s 114, with Cantillon hoping to start him again while Dur ham earns a chance to prove his worth for a future start.
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J. E. Grillo
National Park
St. Louis Browns
Bourne
Ingersoll
Washington
C. Smith
Boston
George Stone
Yeager
Crass
Perrine
T. Jones
Browns
Charles Hickman
Charley Smith
Cross
Smith
Blankenship
Pelty
Case Patten
Cantillon
Harry Howell
Bob Ganley
Ganley
Tigers Win in Sixth as Detroit Beats Boston 6 to 2
Detroit breaks through in the sixth inning scoring six runs off Young and relievers. Cobb leads Boston with a run and two base hits, while Killen and Sullivan contribute two-base hits for the Tigers. Recounts of fielding show several double plays and Sacrifice hits aiding Detroit's victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mase
Young
Detroit
Abe
Abhore Jones
Colling
Rossman
Congalton
Schaeffer
Erris
O'Laary
Barrett
Archer
Criger
Killen
OB ‘Rune
Coughlin
Crawford
Cobb
O*leary
Klan
Killan
Hossman
Bae
Collins
Unglaub
Parent
Mules
Ridin
aitehor-Coughiitr
Stolen bases and pitching detail from Chicago Philadelphia game
The box score shows Nicholls, Seybold, and Quillin. Harteel stole bases while Jabell, G. Davis, and Donahue Lett turned a double play. Chicago had 7 or 8 intervals, Philadelphia 9 basex. Walsh allowed 8 runs, Waddell 11. First base on balls: Walsh 2, Waddell 2. Errors by Chicago and Philadelphia recorded. Umpires Mesars Burst and Connolly. Time 3 hours 8 minutes.
Cleveland Tops New York 5 0 Behind Doyle and Keefe
Cleveland shut out the New York Americans 5 to 0 in New York. Doyle pitched seven innings and Keefe finished. Key hits included Clark with a two-base and Futck with a three-base hit. Birmingham and Hinchman drove in runs, with Stovall and Chase among the provided offensive support.
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New York
Cleveland
Doyle
Keefe
Ore Flick
Bradley
Stovall
i/Chase
Lajoie
O'Conroy
Clark
O Williams
Birm’g'm
Ojpfortanity
Hinchman
Hoffman
Turner
Laportet
Birmingham
Jordan Prevents Defeat in Fifteen Inning Tie
Cincinnati and Brooklyn battled 15 innings ending in a 0 to 0 tie at dusk after Brooklyn tied the score in the ninth and led in the thirteenth. A great one handed catch by Jordan in the tenth helped prevent a loss. Pitchers Ewing, Rucker, and Stricklett and a long game time of three hours defined the marathon contest.
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Nationals
C. Smith
Smith
Browna
Fortune
Petty
St. Louis
Ginger
Hartzell
Pickering
Hemphill
Wallace
Thirteenth Cavalry
Sergt. Reas. Wilkinson
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Darkiess
Jordan
I Carney
Mitchell
O Lumley
Etinée Ganzel
Batch
Schiel
OlJordan
Davis
Maloney
Mowrer
Lewis
Day
Odwell
Lobert
Schlel
Mowrey
Casey
Ritter
Ewing
Butch
Huggins
Ricker
Stricklett
Rucker
Mr Emslie
Pirates Shut Out Boston as Lindaman Wild in Sixth
Pittsburgh defeats Boston 8 to 0 in a game halted by wild pitching from Lindaman who was removed in the sixth. Willis pitched effectively for the victors while Dorner filled in. Clarke and Gibson led Boston with runs, but the visitors were kept hitless through five.
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Lindaman
Pittsburg
Bostons
Dorner
Willis
Abe
Boston
Hoae Hallman
Bridwell
Clarke
Tenney
L Leach
Osirain
Wagner
If Poulles
Beaumont
Nealon
Gibson
Ritchey
Bi Willig
Pees
Ollitown
Abbaettechio
Anderson
Gibbon
Leach
Hellman
Villa
Dormer
Abbaticchio Strick
Lindamen
Messrs
Kiem and
Johnstons
Cubs Bunch Hits To Beat New York Again
Chicago wins 2 to 0 over New York aided by five hits in the third and fourth innings and an error. Sheckard and Randall made sharp catches as the Cubs tie the series on June 6 in Chicago.
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Chicago
New York Today
Taylor
Sheckard
Randall
Onltsgo
McGinnity
Schevere
New York
Ruys—Randall
Evers
Bowerman
McGann
Steinfeldt
Wiltie
Corcoran
Chance
Dahlen
Hofman
Messrs
Rigler
O'Day
Trinity Wesleyan Tie After Nineteen Inning Standoff
Hartford today saw Trinity College and Wesleyan play nineteen innings before darkness halted play with the score tied 2 to 2. Badgley of Trinity walked none, Cunningham the Wesleyan pitcher allowed only two. A key eighth inning tied it, and a late throw from Dresser in left field cut a Trinity runner at the plate. Batteries Trinity Badgley Smith Wesleyan Cunningham Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Trinity College
Wesleyan
Badgley
Trinity
Cunningham
Dresser
Badgley and Smith
Wesleyan, Cunningham and
Day
Fragmented Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
Readable fragments show scattered results from Southern and Atlantic Leagues with unclear city pairings and inconsistent scores. Several entries appear garbled or partial, limiting precise reporting of teams, locations, and final tallies.
Ban Johnson Seeks Stahl Result To Aid Salary Parity
Ban Johnson left Cincinnati after talks with Garry Herrmann on the Mike Kelley and Jake Stahl cases. He aims to have Stahl positioned to draw as much salary this year as last. Herrmann and Pulliam stand by the Kelley decision. Stahl’s case may be reopened if the commission revises.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Jime
Ban Johnson
Garry Herrmann
Mike Kelley
Jaks Stahl
Washington
Johnson
Stahl
Herrmann
Kelley
Pullam
Puiliam
National Commission
Des Moines
Nationals
Burlington Racist Baseball Cancellations Hit Vermont
Two games between the University of Vermont and the University of Alabama were canceled by Alabama after two colored Vermont players, Watkins the captain elect and Williams the second baseman, were deemed ineligible by Alabama. A $300 forfeit is claimed due to Vermont’s refusal to release the players from contracts.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
University of Alabama
Vermont
Alabamans
Watkins
Williams
Johnson to press Stahl dispute in Washington remains doubtful
Sporting commentary questions Ban Johnson prospects of urging Washington owners to back Stahl. It notes Stahl’s case is out of local hands after Johnson forced a sale, and Chicago must decide Stahl salary independently. It discusses Kelley, Orby, Croker horses, and golf spelling debates.
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ED Grillo
Ban Johnson
Washington
Stahl
Wagan Johnson
Chicago
Johnson
Charles Comiskey
Comiskey
Missouri
Orby
Richard Croker
Mr. Croker
Tammany
England
King Edward
Lord Durham
Croker
Wishard
Lester Reiff
Newmarket
Epsom
Ireland
Danny Maher
Johnny Reiff
France
Badminton Golf Book
Chambers’ Dictionary
Braasy
Bray
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