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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1905

Page

22

Two Cornell Players Default In Misunderstanding Tennis Match

Philadelphia October 3 The intercollegiate tennis singles final at Merion Cricket Club narrows to Sulloway Whitman Behr and Dewhurst. Cornell defaults assign Drennan due to ankle injury and two Cornell players mistook start day.

Cornell Philadelphia Merion Cricket Club Slaverford F. J. Sulloway H. H. Whiteman Harvard K. H. Behr Yale BE. B. Dewhurst University of Pennsylvania C. E. Drennan H. Sunstein Princeton M. Thomson Drennan Corasil H. H. Whitman Binglee L. K. Richardson H. H. Whitmen F. R. Smith Williams B. B. Dewhurst Pennsylvania H. J. Rendall Princston Fules Doughton Haverford Sunstein Richardson Phitler Downex Sumoway Niles Whitman and Field Smith Liner Dewhurst Ragister Hepple Holmes Corvail

Washington Boys Boxing Match Promises Big Turnout

The Lewis Lowe bout in Washington features Danny Lewis and Tommy Lowe with Billy Peyton and Herman Miller training the fighters. Organizer Ristie Leonard lined up top trainers as the event nears, hinting the winner may face Kid Sullivan. Readville trotting trials also delayed to tomorrow due to track conditions.

Washington Mill Danny Lewis Kid Sullivan Tommy Lowe People's Athletic Club Ristie Leonard Lewis Foxy Billy Peyton Lowe Johnny O'Connor Herman Miller Joe Gans

Pitchers in Fine Form as White Sox Beat Nationals 3-1

In Chicago, Frank Owen bested Bill Wolfe in a pitchers’ duel as Chicago downed Washington 3 to 1. Strong fielding and timely hits kept the score close, with Washington misplays and clutch saves shaping the game. Major figures include Owen, Wolfe, Fielder Jones, Tannehill, and Callahan.

Chicago Washington Nationals White Sox Comiskey Lot Philadelphia Browns Fielder Jones Athletics Jake Stahl Frank Owen Bill Wolfe Owen George Davis Wolfe Danny Green Sullivan Heyden Anderson Texas Callahan Jones Stahl Donahue Devis Stanley Tannehill Cassidy Owens Hickman Nill Pielder Donohue Green Jiggs Davis Tanehill Tannehills Isberl Isbell Calahan McCarthy Charley Jones Washingtons AB. KR. H. Po r.Owen F. Jones Tah C. Sea Chasldy Ienara Hurst

Philadelphia Tops St Louis as Henley Weakens

Timely hitting carried Philadelphia past St Louis. Henley faltered in the sixth inning and was relieved by Bender in the seventh. Attendance 6,687. St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 6. Cross, Seybold and Murphy starred for St. Louis while Stone and Cram supplied power for Philadelphia.

Philadelphia St. Louis Henley Bender Stones Harteel Cross Seybold Louis Stone Murphy M. Croan Wallace M. Cross Seybol M. Cram Jones Balle Ott Henley Sudhoff Innnings Isk Messia Connor O'Loughlin

Detroit Falls 10 to 1 in Second. Yankees Shut Out First

In Washington Heights Detroit loses 3 to 0 in the first game and then 10 to 1 in the second to New York. Orth and Griffith pitched well for New York and the home lineup provided timely hitting. Attendance 1,200 as New York clinches the doubleheader sweep.

Detroit New York Washington Heights Orth Griffith Rhoar Rhqare McIntyre Hahn Lindsay Sneuier Schaeffer Dougherty Crawford biLaporte Cobb Chage Coughlin Oldring O'Leary Conner Warner Cockman Mullen Keeler Sheridan Rhoae Rhoae McIntyre Achaeffer Laporte Chase Claring Kiemnow Drill Griith Wiggs Disch Cockmen Grimm Mr. Sheridan

Maryland Agricultural College Opens Season at Home

Maryland Agricultural College football opens its season with a home game against Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Captain G. M. Mayer leads a lighter, green squad trained by Neilson of Nebraska, with only Mayer, Rowland, Hatton, Mor, McNutt, Gault, and Cooper returning. Schedule includes Maryland Medical, Western Maryland, Navy, Mount St. Joseph, William and Mary, St. John's, Washington College, Maryland, and Delaware games.

Maryland Agricultural Team Baltimore Polytechnic Washington Post College Park Maryland Agricultural College Baltimore Polytechnic Institute G. M. Mayer Frostburg Alegany County Neilson University of Nebraska Mayer Rowland Colege Park Maryland Medical College Western Maryland College United States Naval Academy Annapolis Mount St. Josephs College William and Mary College Norfolk St. John's College Washington College Cheatertown University of Maryland College Part Delaware College Newark Del

Cincinnati Triumphs as New York Falls in Doubleheader

Cincinnati wins the first game 4 to 2 and the second 4 to 1 against New York in a doubleheader. New York fielded a patched lineup as several regulars traveled east. Attendance was about 2,300 for the afternoon twin bill.

Cincinnati New York Newark Hoae Hugging Brown Barry Donlin Seymour Strahg Corcoran Dahlen Bridwell Neal Hinchman Bowerman Odwell Clarke

Pittsburg Wins Doubleheader In Boston Series

Pittsburg defeated Boston twice in a twin bill at Pittsburg with strong early hitting in the first game and a tighter second game lasting into extra innings. Ritchey delivered a twic en, Peitz sacrifice, and Leifield winglen provided late offense to seal the 11th inning rally as 2,370 fans watched.

Pittsburg Young Ou A Ritchey Peitz Leifield Winglen Atendance Famo Us Boston Rhoah Pittsburg Ab'cie Clarke Tenney Ganley Flannagan Dolan Paits Needham Cannell Abbaticchio Flanagan Raymer Lynch Dm- Young Needhampire Mr. Johnstone Pittabure Bogton Rho Clarke Weree BlAd'chie Wagner Oj Delehanty Knaba Wolverton Hil’ Brand Pei Moran Telfield Villa Terney Delehanty Peltz Weener Kyabe Hillebrand Abbadechio

Thirteen Innings Tie In Chicago Philly Finale

Thirteen innings produced a 4 to 4 tie between Philadelphia and Chicago in the season finale. Umpire Emetie left after the month, Duggleby and Weimer closed the game as 1,800 fans watched bunched hits and miscues shape the scorecard.

Chicago Philadelphia Chico Emetie Duggleby Weimer Chicago Rhoah Philadelphia Rhoae Blagle Thames Gleason Causey Courtney Chance Magee McCarthy O Lush OlTitus Rt. i Tinker Maloney Bransfield Brora Doolin Ads Bet P.l OlDeoin Peeler Poli Pittinger Phigdelphia Courtsey Evers Hransfield McGarethy Mages Titus Thomaz Court

Brooklyn Triumphs in Double Header Over St Louis

Brooklyn wins both games to close the season as Scanlon pitches both outings. St Louis held to few runs, with Taylor struggling in game one and McDougall in game two. Attendance 2,200 as Brooklyns defense and timely hitting secure the split.

Scanlon St. Louis Brooklyn Taylor McDougall Louis Rhoaez Hummel Lewis Shea Hoelster McBride Ritter Beanion Louis Shepnard Malay de Groff Gossler Batch Baten St Louis Mr. Kiim RHOAH Q McBride G/Ritter Ooand McDougall Scamion Louta Arndt Beckley Sheckard McDougel St. Louia Mr. Klein

Baseball Gossip Sparks Busy Autumn Around the League

A whirl of names and teams fills the page as McGraw prefers facing the White Sox over the Athletics. Griffth’s Minfield leans toward youth with Oldring at short, while Charley Jones is hailed as a premier outfielder. Providence trounces Boston in a slugfest as Cy Young wins hearts, and lineups for barnstorming tours spark talk of riches and recalls. Washington’s impact on the Athletics’ pursuit remains pivotal amid chatter of rosters, gate shares, and looming changes.

Clark Griffth Oldring Tigers Bill Coughlin Chicago Athletics McGraw White Sox Providence Boston Americans Boston Cy Young Boston Nationals Bessie Myers Charlestown Miss Myers Charley Jones New England Raftery Haverhill Armbruster Lawrence Philadelphia Joe Cantillon San Francisco McGann Gilbert Dahlen Devlin Sheckard Mages Shannon Bowerman Mathewson McGinnity Ames Harry Davis O'Leary Bradley Fick Keeler Lajoie Fielder Jones Schreck Muilin Donovan Waddell Comiskey Washington Cornis Mack Buck” Preeman Selbach Stahl Nationals Philadelphia Giants America Philadelphia Glanta Lecal Professionals Glanta Brooklyn

World Series Arrangements Set for 1905

Cincinnati announces dates and venues for the 1905 world championship series between the New York National League and Philadelphia American League clubs. Games run Oct 9 in Philadelphia, Oct 10 in New York, Oct 11 in Philadelphia, Oct 12 in New York, Oct 13 in Philadelphia, and Oct 14 in New York with a potential seventh game. Eligible players listed for both clubs, officials named, and headquarters set in Philadelphia and New York.

Cincinnati Ohio August Herrmann National Baseball Commission New York Philadelphia H L Barton Bender A J, Coakley Lave Crows Monte Cross Harry Davis J. H. Dygort F. Sartael W. Hanley Danial Hoffman J. W. Knight R. Lord Daniel Murphy Plank M. T Powers F. Schreeckengost Ralph Beybold G B E. Waddell Leon Ames Frank Bowerman Roger Breanahan George Browne William J. Clarke William Dahlen Arthur Devon M. J. Donlin Claude Elllctt W ©. Bilbert Christopher Mathewson B. Mertes Danisl McGean Joseph McGinnity John J. McGraw Hamuel Strang Luther Taylor George R Wiltse Pulliam National League

Herrera Posts $500 Forfeit For Navy Bout

Aurelio Herrera, via Sol Levenstein, posts a $500 forfeit and signs articles for a November 3 fight with Eddie Hanlon before the Pacific Athletic Club in Los Angeles. Both boxers share 60 percent of receipts, divided 60-40 with an additional 2 percent, and must train two weeks in the southern city. Electric Bitters advertised as a remedy for indigestion.

Aurelio Herrera San Francisco Sol Levenstein Eddie Hanlon Pacific Athletic Club Los Angeles

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