Columbia Golf Club Fall Tournament Sets October Qualifiers
The Columbia Golf Club schedules a three day fall tournament in the last week of October with a 30 hole qualifying round. Forty eight players remain in two eight groups and progress through first and second rounds with prizes for leaders. Additional October score contests offer several prizes for low gross and net scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Golf Club
Beneral
Walter 3 Harban
Harban
T Conrad Dodge
Phivca
Jolbert Lanston
Kanaicap
Bcore
Barbecue and sports carnival at Benning track tomorrow
The Master butchers Association of Washington hosts a barbecue and athletic events at Benning race track starting at 2 PM with a dance in the evening. Activities include a 60 yard amateur dash, 60 yard for girls, sack races, greased pig races, and a baseball match between the Jolly Fat Meng Club and Gonzaga College club with prizes including a solid silver cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benning
Master Butchers Association of Washington
Benning Race Track
District of Columbia
Jolly Fat Meng
Amd Gonzaga College
Touring car wreck ends record attempt near Chicago
Bert Holcomy and two companions escaped serious injury after a broken rear axle overturned their touring car thirty two miles from Chicago while trying to lower the Chicago to New York automobile record. The car was wrecked, return to Chicago was required, and Holcomb announced plans for a new attempt tomorrow after weather delays. The report also notes the Dixie Kid decision over Joe Grim in Mount Clemens at the end of six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hocomb
Mount Clevens
Mich
Dixie Kid
California
Joe Grim
Philadelphia
Washington Beats Detroit In Eighth Inning Rally
In a pitchers duel Washington defeats Detroit 8 to 7 as Patten drives in three runs and Jaeger holds Detroit to one run through seven. The eighth inning turns the tide with a sequence of errors and timely hits sending Washington ahead and completing a dramatic win in a cold, windy day at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Patsy Donovan
Case Patten
Hill
McIntyre
Patten
Jaeger
Balla
Bittredge
Drill
Gve Kittredge
Coughlin
Kittredge
Paite
Stahl
Nill
Fanning Huelsmah
Cassidy
Italy
Robinson
Donovan
Crawford
O'Neil
Lowe
Clarke
AL Bhpo
Barrett
Tiaa Hickman
Dro
Ooo
BILPO
Hueleman If
Canaldssa
Aoe
Mr Connolly
Baseball Notes Highlight a Turbulent Season for Giants and Senators
A wide mix of baseball chatter from the era covers Woodruff’s release to Louisville, Senators players excelling on this trip, and debates over schedule formats. Contention surrounds John T Brush, the Players Protective Association, and star performers like Ducky Holmes and Ned Hanlon’s reserve list, with ongoing talk of potential team changes and notable salaries in New York and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Woodruff
Louisville
Donovan
Nells Cassidy
Stahl
Senators
Toledo Blade
Giants
Ducky Holmes
John Clarke
Walter
John
Ned Hanlon
Brooklyn
Baltimore
New York
John T Brush
Highlanders
Chicago Record Herald
Brush
Hoboken
Brooklin
McGinnity
Players Protective Association
Connie Mack
Athletics
Citchers
Harry Davis
Buck Fireman
la Chance
Bostons
Stone
Freeman
Grimshaw
Jesse Burkett
Selec
Chicago Cubs
McGraw
Detroit News
George Ni
Washington
Jimmy Ryan
Helder
Colorado Spiinga
Nill
Fort Wayne
Davenport
Colorado Springs
New York Defeats St Louis as Orth Injures Arm
New York defeats St Louis 3 to 0 as Orth injures his arm in the sixth and Griffith replaces him. Howell and Grith yield, Conroy, Burkett and Keeler star for New York. 1807 attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orth
Griffith
St Louis
New Lok
Adden
St Loum
New Yorke
Burkett
Doughert
Heidr
Keeler
Wallace
UY Biberfald
Eord
Altarns
Sootho Lderson
Padden
Uanzel
Og Gieason
Conroy
Moran
Kieinne
Doble
Ugden
Orh
Orooo
Howell
Ogrimin
Louisee
Helirick Ganrkl Keatar
Wallace Padden
Jones
Hita
Om Grierh
Bants
Keeler Hetdrick
Grith
Grits
St Louie
New York
Messie King
Dser
Cleveland Shutout Ends Cleveland Streak in Oct 3 Card
Cleveland, Ohio reports a 0-0 shutout as Philadelphia, led by Coakley in the box, halts the host city’s winning run. The game leaves Cleveland scoreless as the Boz era and local efforts falter on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Coakley
Cleveland
Ohio
Philadelphias
Brooklyn Fall In Cincinnati Doubleheader 9-3 and 4-1
Cincinnati swept a doubleheader against Brooklyn scoring 9 runs in the opener and 4 in the nightcap. Seymour led Cincinnati with key hits, while Brooklyn struggled to plate runs and left numerous runners on base. Attendance listed as 120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Lovals
Cieinati Bhoal Brookwn Raoae
Giwell
Steweld
Joney
Harper Hi
Jones
Schlei
Messrs Moran
Oday Tine
Rugal Seymour
Ila
Besroe Keley
Gesser
Bebring
Lumley Rt
Sihtard
Steinfeldt
Corcoran
Butch Th Agaror Hugelna
Ritter O
Btrest
Joran
Ewlny
Balla
Cronin G
Prruca
Etteet Umphesx
Moran
Gatie
Strikes Out Sixteen Men In Mets and Cards Game
Mathewson struck out sixteen in New York vs St Louis for a season a new strikeout record Nichols pitched well but errors aided the locals Brouthers drew reminders of popularity with New York fans Attendance five hundred The scoring line shows St Louis winning and New York making errors and base running miscues highlighting Mathewson’s dominance and Brouthers’s note within a rough box score summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mathewson
St Louis
Nichols
Sheas
Dar Brouthers
En York
Ferrell
Bakley
Dal
Brain &T Corey
Dunn
Dunleavy
Sha Gilhere
Butler
Ec Yowerman
Nicknia P Mathewson
Oo Gag
Tosals
Sith
Jools
Lauts
Kirt Gage
Malhewsun
John
Britain
Merteg
Bunn
Mateso
Suowerman
Mr Johnstone
Princeton Players Lead In First Round of College Tennis
Philadelphia October 3 Princeton, Yale, Harvard and Pennsylvania lead the intercollegiate championship after the first round. Twenty seven players entered singles with Dewhurst of Pennsylvania and LeRoy of Columbia advancing. results include Sulloway of Harvard defeating Dewhurst, Whitman beating LeRoy, Rendall and LeRoy posting wins, and Cornell absent from the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
EB Dewhurst
Unversity of
Pennsylvania
Robert LeRoy
Columbia
Holcombe Ward
Natonal Champon
F J Sulloway
Harvard
K Behr
Yale
WW Whitman
Princeton
Cornell
Sullo Way
Dewhurst
Wille Bell
Whitman
le Roy
Simqlps
Rolsd
Sullowss
Hedman
Pennsyltatta
Bulkley Colamt
Teat Downey Pennay
Prendra
Northrop Williams
Lee
Chicago Rout Boston 16 to 5 in Rough Baseball Clash
Chicago battered Boston with 16 runs while Boston managed 5 in a wild game marked by a fractured arm for McNichols and a demoralized home team after Fisher’s substitution. Attendance was 1,210 as Chicago pulled away early and held on for the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Berton
Foston
Tenney
Bary Cf
Abbattosso Tinker
Cooley If
Chasey Rf
Delehanty
Ivers
Needham
Killig
Olubombo Wicker
McNichola
Potala
Chisago
Boston
Asthma Cure Claim by Chicago Resident
A Chicago man asserts relief and cure from asthma after using Dr Schiffmann's Asthma Cure. He says ten years of misery ended after the first trial and nine years have passed since his cure. Sold by druggists for 60 cents and one dollar, with a free trial offer via mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Homan
E. Adams St
Chicago
Schiffmann
Sec
R. Schiffmann
Stu Paul
Pittsburg Defeated by Philadelphia in Heavy Hitters Game
Philadelphia routed Pittsburg in a doubleheader first game 16 runs in five innings before calling the game. Ritchey Leach Bransfield and Kruger led hits. Leever and Duggleby worked pitching duties for Pittsburgh. Attendance listed as 1804.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pittsburg HK
Hoab Ghoert
Thomas de Heaumontet
Panchue Bf
Ritehay
McGee Tf
McCorlek Ir
Qzusk Ik
Leach
Titus
Bransfeld
Hulawhitas
Kruger Oa
Pernell
Phelys c
Doon
Leever
Dugglepy
Totus
Pllsburg
Mirat Bate UN Lalla
Duggishy
Zimmer Tima
Pon Gui
Dugelepy
Secovd
Fitteburg Rho
Beaumont Et
Derolue
Ritchey Zy
MeGee
Meo Mk Rf
Wb Ogi
Leach Sb
Firsfeld
Hulwwitz Ca
Kruge
Tlaherty
Suthot
Totely
Rons
Lvbork
Phindelpina
Tae
Ritchey Leach Bransfield
Kruger Trheen
Basa Hill
WeCee Hume _ran
Flaherts Slole
Georgetown Loses Bremner as Varsity Captain for Next Year
Vincent Bremner, Georgetown varsity crew captain, will not return to graduate and join business in Chicago. Bremner, a standout oarsman from St. Mary’s College, helped elevate Georgetown’s rowing during the 1903 season and was re-elected after a weak showing. A meeting will soon decide a new captain between Mayden and Graham. In a separate note, Howard Berry, 22, was arrested for stealing trousers from Joseph M Frank’s store at 300 Four and a half Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Vincent Bremner
Gelni
Georges Town
Chicago
Bremner
St Mars College
Shell
Poughkeepsie
Mayden
Graham
Tars
Joseph M
Howard Berry
Wurth
George Washington Victorious Over Randolph Macon in Collegiate Football
George Washington University old Columbians defeated Randolph Macon 17 to 0 on University Field in a game marked by Washingtons heavier lineup and key plays. The Virginians, hampered by injuries and absence, showed early momentum, then tightened defense in the second half as Washington extended their lead with two quick touchdowns and a steady running game led by Kirkman and Bielaski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington University
Old Columbians
Randolph Macon
Ashlandia
University Field
George Washington
Virginians
Potomac
Washingtoniand
Georgetown
Alex Rorke
Blue and Gray College
George Washingtons
Charles Cox
Joseph Davin
Randolph
Washington
Virginia
Gorge Washington
Washington Boys
Winston
Randolphs
Sams
Philpotts
Mi ‘Neilson
Philpott
Ito
Bruce
Wunder
Mel
Hi Son
Ts Eleven
Fumbe
Capt Higlaski
Sards
Randolph Hopey
UN Biclaski
Whe
Kirkman
Washington Boss
Gil
Hull
Planing Oval
Stevenson
Virgina
Washingtonatlert
Earlied
Paul
West Garrison
Ryan
Kic & Henck
Aniey
Maur Woods
Kigers
Wunde James
Sielas
Vas
Everson Rikit
San Kikman
Bach Treselitar
Bielukt
Sutton
Stevenson Righ
Winston Ines
Bielaski
Fulbak Wert Guals Rom Touchdyans
George Washington Timers
I Cattigan Geoteetown
Mr Harley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mertz
Mertz and Mertz Co
F Street
Newbro
Fabrosesa Mans Mparial
Zee Enone
Cherabe
Ustecleas
Herptolda
Baeuty
Nos
al- Moat Marvelous
Midh
Edward Stevens
Hebbard
Geo
E. Hebbard
Gridiron
Kang
Whuskies
Erwick
Maryland
Louis Bush’s
St. Ladles
Han
Roit
St. Louis
Eon
Philldelphis
Beston
Boston Post
Louis
Applegate
Clvelod
Rhoae Paradelphis
Rhoae Vinson Ht
Oplekericg
Bradley
Flex
Crom
Lajote
Seybold
Stovall
Murphy
Mullis
Tamer Gy
Noonan
Crea Mo
Eas
Geahlay
Amisa Cleveland Consoucood
Philadelpia
Lajole Lush
Flick
L. Crone
Balle
Hesa
Ty Coakley
O Loughlin
JO AB Vinson
Pionering
O Briley
Spanneer
Rossman Cf
OL Crom Sb
Lajole Zo
Seydolare
Browall
Turner “As
Multath
Lash
Onoonan
Bulow
BO Bereherd
Zawee
Cleveland Treatet
Barned Tuns
Ceveland
Bane
Gleseland
Philndelptie
Rossman Brailley Stovall
M Cross
Bernhard Vinson
J Bane
Bernhard
Daces
Hernhard
Dall— Noonan
Loughtin
Battle
Gibson
Altrack
Jocaly
Chico
RKO
Boston KR
Obie
Altrock
Gibuon
Botton
Bezes
Hosa
Tao Bese
Selbach Parent
Carlatan
Ferri
London
Sly Altrock
Gilway
OM Aitrock
Playa
Tannehill
Dundua
Tabell
Herris
Sheldan
Paris
Dourdan
Mullen
Yeaterday
Meme
Mamie Warden
First Street
Katharine Brashears
Waldng
Mamie
S. Goldheim & Sons
Seventh St
405 Avenue
Pa. Ave
Parker Bridget
Parker, Bridget & Co
Ninth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
National League
Cinemati
Ulnelmati
Eagle Drooklym
Cncinnati
Rowton
Philadelpha
Barclay
Wicker
Haher
Dali—Shulte
Wishes
belle—Kling
Needtam
Smpire
Mr Emilia
Virgina Boys
Columpic Stars
J B Moore
Sale Street
Holmead Winer
Prount Pleasant
Bke
Chaun Jee
Willama
AIT Holmead Memue
Blake
Oscar Wardne
Parham
O Brien
Ward
Old Braddock
Braddock
Grocers
Cates
JAS. Slark Distilling GO
P. McGarthy
Mzin LM
Eseman Bros
Bonthal
Colege
Schoal
Jerseve
Walfo SPORTING AND _ATHLET
Tala Melleine
Ros
Gillette
Frice & Lorbee James
Topham
Duffy
Vigere
al Duggets
Piper
Proofe of Cares
Bia Free Cook Remedy CO
OS Masoig Temple
North Gapite
Cary
Malfram
Reed
Hite
Twelfth Street
Shade
Fisk Elcin
Toma Cousins
KOCH
New York Avenue
W.T. Baldus
M.D
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!