Sporting Comment on Baseball Feuds and spring prep
J Ed Grillo analyzes the Washington club’s spring practice, noting trip effects, catcher needs behind the plate, and the potential trades around Cantillon. He compares Tigers and Pirates, predicting balanced pennant chances with Pittsburg’s batting edge and Detroit’s run output. The piece discusses Johnson Comiskey Mason issues and the evolving American League dynamics.
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J. ED Grillo
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Lan Jeansen
Turesker
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Ban Johnson
John
Arangel
Comiskey
Stromgr
Cantillon
Sin
Johnson
Doyle New Champion Beats Gordon In District Tennis Final
Lewis Doyle defeated Spencer Gordon in straight sets to win the twenty first annual District tennis title at the Bachelors' courts. Doyle's brother Connie did not defend the title. The day also featured women’s singles with Miss Dufour beating Miss Smith 6-2 6-? and other matches as spectators watched strong rallies and decisive play throughout.
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Doyle
Gordon
Miss Dufour
Mian TF. Silth
University of Penngy
Yania Wallace Johnson
Wabi
Connte
Boste
Ma Niet Ee Apate
Dorle
Garkeu
Damatiale Sten
Leegh
Tolman
Chapman
Pater
Taech
Morgan
Aefault
Walker Shines as Naps Fall to Cleveland in Final Game
In a tight season finale, Dixie Walker delivered strong work on short rest for Cleveland as Cleveland defeated the Naps. Ables held the locals to limited scoring while McBride and Hardy sparkled on defense with sharp stops and throws. Lajoie and Birmingham contributed timely hits, and Stark battled at the plate before the final outs sealed Cleveland’s win.
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J. ED Grillo
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Walker
Clevelands
Abies
Texas League
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McBride
Goode
Blark
Locn A
Crooks
Lelivelt
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Schaefer
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Aled
Napa Ride
Laddle
Birmingham
Bradley
Stark
Higgins
Ales
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Killifer
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Selvelt
Texas
Lajoie
Joeals
Netzell
Cleveland
Hilty
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Gradley
Crook
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Kiliiter
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Crook Walker
Crooka
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Stovall
Pires
Menare
Curhtin Bown
World's Series on Post's Score Board
The electric score board at The Post building will display every Tigers and Pirates play live during the World Series. Wires flash information from the field via J Ed Grito, Post sporting editor, with a one second delay.
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Tigers
Pirates
J. Ed Grito
Fowler Receives Diamond Watch After Game At Park
Business Manager Fowler was surprised by a diamond-studded watch gifted by park employees and friends after yesterday's game. George McBride starred at short with sensational plays, while Johnson favored a winter rest plan to preserve his arm for the next season.
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Fowler
Ready-to-wear coats show fit faults and pride in quality
A wary note on shoulder naturalness and sleeve hang describes common faults in ready-to-sell clothes. It praises P. B. fashionables and claims quality clothes offered for sale. The piece emphasizes shoulder roundness and back coat fit as giveaway features in inferior garments.
A $15 P B Suit Praised for All Round Satisfaction
The ad touts a $15.00 suit praised for not harming the wearer’s name and claims many men have found the $16.00 P. B. suit equally satisfactory. It asserts good clothes at this price offer genuine value and consumer trust.
Fabric prices rise with limited designs in Washington shops
At eighteen and twenty dollars only a few dollars more, the fabric selection is out of proportion to the increase. Some fabric designs appear in exclusive Sud avenue stores but not elsewhere in Washington.
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Sud Avenue
Washington
Walker looks the goods for local pitching star
Dixie Walker has shown strength for the team since joining, pitching four games with only one loss. He improved quickly, fielded well, and returned balls sharply, suggesting he could become one of the league's best pitchers with coaching. Kinifer, behind the plate, supported Walker well, catching most of his throws and displaying speed and accuracy. The Nationals head to Philadelphia for a doubleheader before disbanding, with Cantillon planning to attend World Series games in Pittsburgh.
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Street
Nationals
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bin Sapp
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Pirates
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Tole
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Adams
Canmitz
Pittsburz
Lwhiel
Detroit
Dixie Walker
Walker
Vals
Gomes
Ina
Wade Eluiifer
Charley Street
Cantillon
Kinifer
Kulker
Philadelphnia
Automobile World: Ford Shipment and Local Car Sales
Twenty one Ford automobiles unloaded here today by Charles 5. Mier and Brother, Washington agents, include touring cars and roadsters with many for immediate delivery and the rest for sale in Church Street garage. The Motor Car Company reports several recent sales and Excerpts note racing events and two cycle engines gaining notice in reliability runs. the Rhode Island Mobile Club cancels a two day automobile meet due to track conditions.
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Ford
Charles 5. Mier and Brother
Washington
Church Stréet
McGuire and LaRocca Spar Over Season Ending Record
The dialogue centers on Jim McGuire disputing Gibson of Pittsburgh tying his consecutive games record. He recalls his 1896 Washington run of 23 straight, notes Larry LaRoche’s happiness as the season ends, and remarks on Washington club directors’ regrets at severing Cantillon’s connection. Rowdy play and a late batting feature follow in the summary box score and lineup details.
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Pittsburg
Jim McGuire Yessimday
Washington
Gibyan
Washington Club
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Rapley
Minor
Cantillon
Che
Jennings Gets In Game for Detroit Champions
Boston defeated Detroit 4 to 2 as Cobb Crawford and Moriarty rested. Manager Jennings started at first base and made a good impression amid a 35-hit day for both teams in a relaxed game at Boston on October 1.
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Boston
Cobb
Crawford
Moriarty
Detroit
Jennings
Sensational Fielding Stuns Phillies in Chicago Loss
Chicago wins 4 to 3 at Philadelphia as Tannehill and Parent turn the game with sharp defense. Chicago takes the season series from the home team 12 games to 10, the sole Philly defeat of the year. Bender and Olmatead pitched with lineups featuring Oldring Meevouge Rath and Lapp among others.
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Balla
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Winn
Handsome Gift Presented to Fowler by City Club
A local Gall club presented the city manager Fowler with a handsome gift, described as a watch, as a token of appreciation for his service. The presentation occurred at a club gathering, with attendees noting the gesture’s cordial spirit and community regard.
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Riendg
Gall Clih
Signals Scandal Hits Highlanders Scout Behind Paycheck Shakeup
Detroit dispatch reports a private signal station at the Highlanders used by a man posing as a New York scout. Frank Farrell claims ignorance of the scheme and two workers are likely to be dropped from payroll after an investigation. Farrell feels double crossed as changes loom before next season.
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Detroit
Boston
Detroit News
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Semet
Farrell
Farrel
Kings County Grand Jury
Sheepyhead
Gravesend
Brooklyn
Regatta Match Between Lucas and Rutherford Highlighted
Wind up regatta today at Washington Canoe Club features a key match race between A. St. Lucas of Potomac Boat Club and Reginald Rutherford of Analesian Boat Club. Rutherford, defeated by Lucas in the singles canoer championship, expects victory this afternoon. A handsome medal has been donated and other events include singles doubles club fours and tilting.
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Washington Canoe Club
A. St. Lucas
Potomac Boat Club
Reginald Rutherford
Analesian Boat Club
Rutherford
Lucas
Washington Post
New York Closes Home Schedule With Twin Wins Over St Louis
New York defeats St Louis 6 to 0 and 11 to 4 to finish its home season. Game details list players, substitutions, errors, and fielding notes, highlighting Engle Gardner and Chase as offensive standouts with multiple hits and runs.
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Cardinals Lose to Reds in Wild Extra Nine
Cincinnati October 1 Laudermilk’s wildness sunk St Louis as the Reds defeated the Cardinals 6 to 4. Laudermilk fanned ten batters, including three in an inning, while Gaspar was hit hard. For St Louis, Babneserty and Deseker had chances but could not sustain offense, and the loss spoiled a late resistance. The Exhibition game in Wilkes-Barre saw the Brooklyns top the Nationals by 1 to 0 in another matchup afterward.
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Washington Post
Wilkes-Barre
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