Sports Commentary on Baseball Circulation and Trends
Sporting comment by J Ed Grillo surveys issues in the American League and National League. It discusses Charley Cantillon Johnson, Comiskey, and tensions affecting the league, spring training conditions in Washington, catcher depth for the Nationals, and the coming Tigers Pirates World Series balance. It notes pitching strength in Pittsburg and Detroit run scoring prospects and calls for better batting and conditioning strategies.
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J. ED Grillo
Charley
Lan Jeansen
Turesker
Corts
Ban Johnson
John
Arangel
Comiskey
Stromgr
Cantillon
Sin
Johnson
Doyle New Champion Beats Gordon In District Tennis
Lewis Doyle won the twenty first annual District championship at the Bachelors courts defeating Spencer Gordon in straight sets 6 3 6 4. The crowd saw fast rallies and steady play as Doyle secured the title with decisive serving and accuracy. Connie Doyle did not defend his title and Wallace Johnson will not play an exhibition match as announced.
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Wallace Johnson
Count Doyle
Farge
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 In Finale To Cleveland
In a tight season finale, Dixie Walker pitched despite one day of rest and excelled for Cleveland. Ables and a makeshift infield backed by key plays from McBride and Lelivelt kept New York at bay as Cleveland clinched a 4-1 victory over the Naps, who threatened late but could not complete the comeback.
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J. ED Grillo
Naps
Dixie
Walker
Clevelands
Abies
Texas League
Alles
McBride
Beng
Goode
Blark
Locn A
Crooks
Lelivelt
Ables
Schaefer
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Aled
Napa
Laddle
Birmingham
Bradley
Stark
Higgins
Ales
Browne
Killifer
Aud
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Lelivert
Texas
Lajoie
New York
Kings County Grand Jury
Sheepyhead
Gravesend
Brooklyn
World's Series on Post's Score Board
The electric score board outside The Post building will display every Tigers and Pirates play with a one second delay during the World Series. Special wires will flash information from the field, sent by J Ed Grito, the Post sporting editor.
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Tigers
Pirates
J. Ed Grito
Fowler Receives Diamond Watch After Yesterday's Game
Business Manager Fowler was surprised with a diamond-studded watch from park employees and friends after the game. George McBride starred at short with sensational plays, while talks of a potential triple play ended by a misthrow. Walter Johnson will rest his arm after this season and decline winter pitching to stay in peak condition.
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Fowler
George McBride
Short Field
Ian McBride
McBride
Walter Johnson
Idaho Wonder
Johnson
McAleer
Fashionable coats impress with fit and quality
A fashion note discusses shoulder cut as natural and well rounded, praising full chested appearance and sleeve hang. It warns common faults in ready-to-sell garments such as back fit, collar height, and wrinkles between shoulders, asserting P. B. clothes avoid these issues and remain proud of quality.
Every man who has bought a $16.00 P. B. Suit
An advertisement extols a $15 to $16.00 range of suits praised for quality and comfort, arguing that the wearer’s pride in the garment avoids offending the wearer’s name and highlights satisfaction across the board. It asserts broad consumer approval from buyers of $16.00 P. B. suits.
Fabric designs unique to exclusive Sud avenue stores
A comparison notes fabric selections at eighteen and twenty dollars, with only a few dollars more securing better choices. Many designs appear in the more exclusive Sud avenue stores, not available elsewhere in Washington.
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Sud Avenue
Washington
Walker Shows Promise as New Pitcher for Local Team
Dixie Walker has proven he will add strength to the pitching staff. Since joining, he has pitched four games with one loss, beating Detroit in another. He fields well, returns balls quickly, and may become a top pitcher with coaching. Wade Elmiifer is a strong running mate, catching Walker’s delivery with speed and accuracy. The Nationals head to Philadelphia for a double header, then disband. Cantillon plans to watch World Series games in Pittsburgh.
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McAteer
Avide
Chorley Street
Street
Nationals
Street Ty
bin Sapp
Wade Killifer
Gil
Dixie Walker
Walker
Vals
Detroit
Gomes
Ina
Wade Eluiifer
Charley Street
Cantillon
Kinifer
Kulifer
Philadelphnia
Pittsburg
Automobile Shipment and Early Sales Parade in City
Twenty one Ford cars unloaded by Charles 5 Mier and Brother Washington agents. The shipment includes touring cars roadsters and coupes with over half for immediate delivery and the rest to be sold in Church Street garage. Overland Four sold to Dr. W D Sparks. Motor Car Company reports Stevens Duryea touring cars sold and to be delivered after tests. Automobiling outpaces horse racing as a sport with major endurance runs and upcoming Vanderbilt cup on Long Island.
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Ford
Charles 5. Mier and Brother
Washington
Church Stréet
Motor
Couth
Long Island
New York Trade Association
Riverhead
Frank 4. Munsey
The
Motor Car Company
A. H. DuBoise
Cly
Mexico
Detroit
H. W. Sewell
Ponce
Porto Fico
Henry Green Cole
U.S
Baseball star laments season end and seeks assignment
A former star talks about his desire to work out with a team near Los Angeles before the season opens. He disputes a record credit given to Gibson of Pittsburgh for consecutive games. The piece notes Washington club directors meeting Cantillon and expressing regret at his severance, while praising his work.
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Los Angeles
Torm
Gibson
Pittsburg
Jim McGuire Yessimday
Washington
Gibyan
Jennings Gets in Game with Detroit at Boston
Boston defeated Detroit 4 to 2 as Cobb Crawford and Moriarty were out of the regular lineup. Manager Jennings started at first base and made a good impression in the undistinguished effort with 35 combined hits.
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Boston
Cobb
Crawford
Moriarty
Detroit
Jennings
Sensational fielding saves Chicago in 4-3 win
In Philadelphia the Chicago club defeated the home team 4 to 3. Tannehill and Parent sparked defense with standout plays while the Phillies struck early with Tallkeed hits. Chicago won the season series twelve games to ten, the only Phillies setback of the year.
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Balla
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Winn
Handsome Gift Presented to Fowler by Club Friends
A group of Friends of the idiness manager presented Fowler with a watch as a token of appreciation. The gift was described as a handsome timepiece, reflecting gratitude from the local Gall club community.
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Fowler
Gall Clih
Thio
Wateh
Sign Tipper A Scout Club Owner Kept Ignorant
Detroit dispatch reports a New York Highlanders signal station scandal implicating a private planner linked to a scout. Frank Farrell allegedly unaware of methods. payroll changes planned as investigation proceeds.
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Frank Farrell
New York
Detroit
Boston
Detroit News
H. G. Saisinger
Highlanders
High?landers
Semet
Farrell
Regatta Match Race Highlights Washington Canoe Club Day
The wind up regatta features a match race between A St Lucas of Potomac Boat Club and Reginald Rutherford of Anales ian Boat Club. Rutherford seeks victory after a September loss, in a day including singles doubles club fours and tilting with a donated medal amid club rivalry.
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Washington Canoe Club
A. St. Lucas
Potomac Boat Club
Reginald Rutherford
Analesian Boat Club
Rutherford
Lucas
Washington Post
New York Sweeps St Louis with Two Wins at Home
New York closes its home season by beating St Louis twice, 6 to 0 and 11 to 4. Cast featuring Engle and Gardner contributing key hits, with standout pitching and fielding from both clubs.
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Cardinals Lose to Reds in Wild Contested Game
Cincinnati October 1 Laudermilk's wild pitching flustered St Louis as the Reds beat the Cardinals 6 to 6 in an error filled effort. Gaspar was hit hard while Laudermilk struck out ten including a three strikeout stretch. Details show misplays and scoring by Bescher Peskert Mitchell Cobart Hobitwell and others. The exhibition note from Wilkes-Barre mentions a separate panel to Nationals victory.
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Eterce
Lette
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