Bowlers Honor Captain at Commissioners League Opening
The Commissioners' bowling season opened with a mock scrap that ended in a gift to Captain C. K. Hunt. Hunt received a gold watch fob after a show of sport by Anton Karl and Bob Barr, as Engineer Hunt’s team staged a victory over the Government Printing Office, led by Brosnan's 220 and Meyers 213. The Printers later rebounded to capture the rubber, Atkins tying Brosnan’s 22 in the final game.
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Clu
C. K. Hunt
Commissioners
Uerulace
Bob Barr
Dr. Smith
Capt. Hunt
Anton Karl
Engineers' Office
Parker
White House
Pinch
Earl
Hunt
Brown
Smith
Fitswitilama
Allen
Flinters
Meyers
Barr
Atkins
Brosnan
Cleveland Beats Washington In Scrappy Baseball Clash
In Washington Cleveland nips the Senators 3 to 0 as Jack Townsend pitches a near no hitter plagued by miscues. Townsend fans ten, Lajoie walks, Vinson scores on wild pitches, and Bradley beats a throw for a crucial eighth inning run. Attendance 1,185 as both teams prepare for next-day games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Jack Townsend
Delaware Fead
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Clevelands
Fatsy Donoven
Jack
Peach
Townsend
Witck
Nill
Siky O'Loughlin
Bradley
Clarke
Brad
Vinson
Sprachey
Oll
Fick
Lajoie
Stovall
Stahl
Larry
Stovart
Vingon
Fitek
Ruelew
E. Jona
Tatali Washin
O'Neill
Bulab
Mli
Turrer
Lajole Ang
Jose
Mr. O'Loughlin
Chicago Puts Chesbro on Bench In Three Inning Shutout
Chicago blanked New York in game one of a key series. White dominated, holding a strong NY offense to no hits past the second inning while Chicago built leads on doubles by Green and Callahan, plus singles by Jones and Davia. Chesbro struggled early, left after three frames. attendance listed at 6,80.
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Chicago
Chesbro
New York
Donahue
Williams
Green
Callahan
Jones
Davia
Chea
White
York
BuMivan
Heggen
Tae
Anderson
Balliran
Bazer
Tabell
Conroy
Shut Out For Boston But St. Louis Wins With Errors
St Louis defeated Boston 6 to 0 after outhitting two to one in a Sept 30 game. Errors accounted for most runs as Boston stranded runners, while St Louis capitalized on miscues. Attendance listed as 2,580.
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St. Louis
Boston
Lewis Rhoaey Beacon
RHORE
Rt Burkett
Batbach
Holariek
Parent
Preeman
LaChence
Farris
Farrell
Gibaca
Harket Et Youme
Gibeon
Baste
Philadelphia and Detroit Divide Honora r a a Double-header
Detroit and Philadelphia split a double header in Detroit. In the first game Detroit used Kilian and Raymond to hold Philadelphia to limited scoring while hitting and errors produced Detroit runs. The second game ended in darkness after Jaeger and Applegate pitched. Detroit led 7 to 4 after six innings before the game was halted, with Detroit earning two runs and Philadelphia one in the stats. Attendance noted as 1,00.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Mich
Killian
Plank
Applegate
Toronto
Detroits
Jaeger
Nho
Roa E
Barrett
Pickering
McIntyre
Hurteal
Coughila
L. Cross
Robinson
Sevdold
Crawford
Drill
Ja Ras Kilian
Deg A Raymond
Wickmant
Tacatory
Om Killian
Raymond
Rons
GAM
Ml O
AE Barrett
Pickering Lf
Steintyee
Hartel
Joneg Coughity
Js Cross
Tabspacn
Reybold
A Crawford
Rt Murphy
Beville
Mullin
Lows
Rehreck
Dri
M. Crom
Bruce
Potala
Ab Fuaon
Hartsel
Mazes
Ballet
Mithy
Errora
Detroi
Philladelphia
Lott
Tares
Mr. Connolly
National League results from yesterday's games
Chicago lost to Newport 1 to 9 while beating New York 5 to 3. Boston defeated Pittsburg 8 to 2 and 7 to 3. Brooklyn shutout St. Louis 4 to 0. Upcoming: Pittsburg at Philadelphia two games. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chicago at Boston. St Louis at New York. Team standings show Boston 89 57 .610 and Brooklyn 36 36 0.640. Philadelphia appears in the table.
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Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Thiladeiptia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphi
L. Pet
W. L. Pet
Greveland
Newport
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Lous
W. L
St. Loui
Chicago Takes Two Games in Easy Doubleheader
New York, Sept. 30 Chicago won both games from the New Yorks in an easy twin bill marked by loose play and free hitting. Attendance about 2,400. In the opener Chicago scored 18 runs to 14 for New York with notable hits by Browne, Dahlen, and McGann. In the nightcap Chicago won 5 to 3, with Browne and Tinker delivering runs and McChesney, Bowerman, and Lundgren featuring on the mound and in the field.
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New York
Chicago
New Yorks
Chica Rhoak
Shute, Jr
Pouln
St. Caey
Brownd
Chance
McGann
Merten
Dahlen
Devita
Duan
Marshall
Wowintty
P Kmlott
Bowermane
Elliott
Calango Oaogl
Firat Kling
Balle
McGinalty
Enlow
Ott Welmer
McGianity
el Mott
Wotmer
Casey
Barry
Donna
Mertes
Metthesuvy
McDingly
Staten
Browne
Dowdle
Dondie
Kijag
Carpenter
O'Day
Donlin
Merton
Tinker
Dablen
McChasney
Deviln
Bowermanec
Lundgren
Taylor
CNV Eee Bola OY
Furore
Hasem
rune—Frowne
Hoffman
bi—Bhuite
Bactifico Hite
Meries
Murabali
McChesney
Evera
Plicker
Memra
O’ Day
Brooklyn shuts out St Louis in 4 to 6 loss
Brooklyn defeated St Louis 6 to 4 as Brooklyns Jordan made 15 plays in the field. Attendance was 1,500. Key hits included Beckley Smoot and Batch with two-base hits and Lumley with a three-base hit. Mitchell and ONeil pitched for St Louis, Jordan and Dillon starred in defense for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyna
St. Louis
Felding
Jordan
Atttendance
St. Lowis
RHOAE
Farrell
Ditton
Hunives
Beckley
Lumley
March
Bherkera
Moat
Babb
Dunlesvy
Batch
Grady
Ritter
Butler
Neil
Mitchel
Bal
Brookiza
Smoot
St. Laut
Boston Takes Two In Unsteady Pittsburg Meeting
Boston earns a double victory over Pittsburg with better hitting and misplays by the Vialters. The second game ended at dusk after darkness halted play. Attendance was about 2,269, with Becks and Gilbert leading hitters and Ritchey contributing in the field for Boston.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Sept
Beeves
Gilbert
Beaumont
Ritchey
Pittabure
Sind
Barclay
Home
Rau
Leaver
Lauterborn
Rouble Plaza
Kruger
Hransfield
Abbattechty
Tenner
Ballast Willis
Preven
Willis
Cordnes
bell—Morez
Jokumlone
Toston Ruhore
Pitsburg
Ruoae Geter
Gildert, M
Barclay. Rf
Br'sfield
Needham
Kroger
Litzborn
Archer
Wilhelm
Ophelpy
Flaherty
Tota
Vopotats
Boston Leese
Sak
Doston
Blie
Bull
Johnstone
Virginia Line Light Sends Team to Meet Pennsylvania
Virginia football departs Charlottesville with nineteen players for the Philadelphia clash with Penn. Four heavyweights remain behind due to weight concerns. Captain Council leads a lean squad including Springer Branch Johnson Cook Pinkus Dabney Kite and others.
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Pennsylvania
Spacinl
Washington
Charlottesville
Union Station
Virginia
Philadelphia
Council
Springer
Branch Johnson
Cook
Pinkua
Dabney
Kite
Wistger
Williams
Pollard
Randulph
Bosher
Hammond Johnson
Lankford
Halt
Crawford
Bass
Blake
Hut
Spears
Nemes
Beckett
Kennedy
Quakers
Johnson
Georgetown Gridiron Hopefuls Ready Against Tigers
Georgetown Preparatory set to clash with Princeton Tigers as Reilly lists lineup. Coach Stolt expects a strong offense, with Church and Fitzgerald providing key gains in a 1 o'clock kickoff. Preps aim to rebound from a 0-0 tie with Western High and prepare for Central next Friday.
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Gaina
Tiger
Washington
Princeton
N. J
Cgeorgetown
Couweh Reilly
Cox
Carrot
King Orme
Givon
Nell
Mahoney
McCarthy
Highmord
Martell
Larkin
McGettigan
Whale
Robinson
Blue
Gray
Stolt
Georgetown
Tigers
Underhill
Bergin
Georgetown Preparatory
Western High School
Church
Western
Fitzgerald
Capt. Blundin
Laub
Golf at Hot Springs Annual Fall Tournament and Tennis Tourney
The Virginia Hot Springs Golf Club announces its annual fall tournament at Hot Springs Va from October 12 to 15 with four cups contested in stroke and match play. Handicap entries must include the home secretary's handicap statement. An earlier lawn tennis event at the Homestead Hotel on October 6 7 and 8 features singles doubles and mixed events open to all under national association rules.
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Virginia Hot Springs Golf Club
Hot Springs
Old Dominion
Home Secretary
Orst
G. Farltosh
Virginia Hot Springs
Homestead Hotel
National Association
Kulick Wins Two Of Three At Chicago Auto Club Race
Detroit driver Frank Kulick wins two of three races at Harlem track in Chicago. He fails to overcome a 7 minute 4 second handicap in event six. Fastest lap timer shows 1041.5 seconds in last lap of event three. About one thousand spectators attended.
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Kulick
Detroit
Chicago
Frank Kulick
Chicago Automobile Club
Harlem
W. Khiper
Toledo
Ohio
Frat
Denn
C. B. Schetl
Battle Creek
Mich
G. B. Holme
Prank Kullek
Carl Fisher
Indianapolis
Thine
Frank Kullek
Detrott
H. H. Lyttle
Cara
Mies Nova Hi. Scott
Mrs. L
Roenitz
Tellman
John EB. Fry
Chisago
E. Schell
Serereh
F. Apperson
Carl Fluher
Pittsburg Auto Races Highlight Oldfield Five Mile Time
At Brunets Island Pittsburg Automobile Club meet Barney Oldfield drove five miles in 6 minutes 915 seconds with a 24 horse power machine. George Z Turner won the Ave miles race, George H Flinn took the two mile. George E Turner the ten mile and O H Vestal the five mile. Oldfield won the eight mile and two heats with 24 horsepower. set a record for 24 HP. Yankee defeats Rainbow in yacht race. Ross challenges Washington wrestlers. police court bouquets. sparks cause small fire at Lizzie Henson home.
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Défield
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Automobile Club
George Z. Turner
George H. Flinn
George E. Turner
O. H. Vestal
Eve Niles
Oldfield
Eixch
Parkes Triumphs In Five Set Tennis Final For District Title
G P Parkes defeats J C Davidson in a dramatic five set final on the bachelors lawn courts. Parkes, rising star from Wisconsin, claims the district championship as Davidson fights to the last deuce. Doyle presides as umpire with Doyle and Doyle later winning doubles 6 0 over Leech and Merritt.
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G. P. Parkes
J. C. Davidson
Parkes
Davidson
Wisconsin
Last Fear
Glezebrook
Conrad Doyle
Doyla
Doyle
Leech
Merrit
Hills
Doyle Brothers
Glazebrook
Karr
Harris
Donn
Kelly
van Hoesen
Surprises in Roque Games in Southern Rogue Tourney
In the eleventh annual Southern Rogue championships, surprises marked play yesterday with G Williams leading the championship class at five wins two losses and W H Wahley close behind at six and three. C M Bryant notably defeated Williams, Yost beat Wahly, and Yust edged Wabiy in a lengthy match amid windy grounds. the tournament likely extends into early next week. Out-of-town observers included Dr H R Veasey and J B Hickman, with local incidents reporting a soda bottle explosion injuring Frank Hunt and a separate bicycle collision injuring Alexander Brown in northwest corridors.
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G Willams
W. H. Wahley
C. M. Bryant
G Williams
Mr. Willams
Norwich
Conn
Anea
Louis Yust
W. M. Wabiy
Wil
Bryant
Williams
Yost
W. H. Wahly
W.H. Wahly
Bean
Marr
Baker
Blanchard
H. Duryea
Dr. Stine
Ly Bryant
G. Baker
Wilms
W. le Braf
Keeter
Catlin
Duryes
Waly
Clifford Howard
Two youths held in theft of clothing case
James A. Dove and Henry Gallatin, arrested Thursday for robbing Henry J. Stancliff’s apartment at 713 Fourteenth, were arraigned in Police Court yesterday and each posted $500 bonds to appear before the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Dove
Henry Gallatin
Henry J. Stancliff
E B Clothing for Men Ad Promotes New Suits Range
E.B. Clothing for Men touts its Our Make Clothes line with newest wall effects and up to date styles. The ad says S13 grade suits compare to $20 garments and invites inspection. It offers single and double breasted suits in latest browns, with prices from 16 to 35 dollars.
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Mertz
Mertz and Mertz Co
F Street
Allen R. Cressman’s Sons
Iat
T. McWhirter
Stewart Bldg
6Th & Dts
W. Eiseman
Seventh Street
Berg
Tibet
J. GW. Eiseman
D Street
Cyork Washington
Lindsay Rubber
Marciard
FTZ Morris
7Th
Pa. Ave
Commarelat Hotel
D.C
Watut
Columbia
Maryan Haskell
Monastery
Louis Bush
Vrpa PR
PRI
B. Hunt
Plate Printers
Plate Printers' Bowling League
J. J. Batch
George Land
G. Cook
J. Watt
C. Lord
J. Webster
M. O'Connor
A. Hess
M. Kiese
Firet
Mare
Hermann Seetry
Meyera
Pirat
Camerane
Allen Ok
Knox
Stinemetz
Senators
Buckeyes
Biever
Dhevar
Gitaon
Borton
Cimpirei
Means
King
Dwyer
Parker-Bridget
Parker, Bridget & Co
Ninth End
Ave
Virginia’s Line Light
St. Paul
Buffalo
At Buffalo
S. Goldheim & Sons
Pleasra
GOLF
Automobile Club
Yankee
Rainbow
J. Rogers Maxwell
New York Yacht Club
Cornelion Vanderbilt
W. K. Vanderbilt
Ross
Marvin Rogs
Maryland
Trank Huseman
Harvey Tyrell
Rob Roy Mackey
Kimball
United States
Ralph Given
D. Darby Thompson
Giver
Lizzie Henson
Calley
Frank Hunt
New York Avenue
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Alexander Brown
EK Street
Maryland Rye
Tula Gar
Jas. Clark Distilling Co
D. P. McCarthy
Mgr
Pious Main
Iseman Bros .Outfitters
Gillette
James S. Topham
Jubilee
Walfords Sforting
Greg Lidessss
Tetson
Eve
Colorado
Tle
Cook Remedy CO
Medical
Perraut
Henry Poore
Parrant Co
Hudson Bs
Reed
Twelfth Street
N. W
Shade
Fisk Elcin
Paave
KOCH
Hay Fe
T. Baldous
Penralco
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