White Sox win in tenth on wild pitch and save
Chicago defeats Washington 4 to 3 in ten innings after tying the game in the eighth. Roche's sensational stop saved three runs, Callahan scored the winning run on Hughes wild pitch, and Patterson contributed two hits as Chicago clings to a pennant chase with five games left against St. Louis.
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Bender
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Philadelphia Wins Third Straight as Lively St. Louis Errors Hurt
Philadelphia defeats St. Louis 4 to 1 on October 4 in a game marked by St. Louis fielding miscues. Plank pitched well for Philadelphia with Howell also strong for St. Louis. Attendance 8,557. Left on base totals were high for St. Louis and Philadelphia, with key hits by Cross and Seybold supporting Philadelphia’s win.
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Howell
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L Cross
Seybold
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Schrack
St. Loui
Phildilphia
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Davis
M Cross
Om Plank
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Mesers
O’ Loughlin
Connor
Boston Defeats Cleveland 9 to 1 In First Division
Boston overwhelms Cleveland 9 to 1 as Stovall homers to avert a shutout. Attendance 2,435. Game featured two-base hits by Godwin, Criger, and Selbach with Stovall delivering the homer for the visitors. West and Dineen pitched for their teams with Connolly umpiring. time 1 hour 80 minutes.
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Stovall
Rhoah Parent
Bay
Stahl
Congalton
Unglaub
Burkett
Dineen
Godwin
Criger
Selbach
Grimshaw
Om West
West
Mr. Connolly
Baseball Notes From The Era On Pitching And Pennants
Al Orth urges outdoor exercise to keep pitching arm in shape. Detroit ranks high in batting fielding and victory percentage. Carl M. Green to quit Boston Americans business post to join Newark venture. Western League eyed eight clubs with Lincoln and Topeka proposed. St Joseph drop could shift Wichita. George Stallings sues Providence police over skylarking incident. Tom Hughes notes Waell ready for world series. Herrmann may block Steinfeldt and Sebring trade for Weimer. conferred with player first. Sam Crawford drives Detroit’s pennant push with clutch hitting. long hits aid eleven recent games. McGraw objects to umpire Johnstone in world series. Hank O’Dar to be named. Dexter clarified as not Georgetown alumnus. career path outlined through Baltimore, Chicago, Boston, Louisville, and management.
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Boston Americans Eis
Newark
Lincoln
Nebr
Topeka
Kona
St. Joseph
Wichita
George Stallings
Buffalo
Providence
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Tom Hughes
Lave Cross
Waeell
Herrmann
Cincinnati
Steinfeldt
Sebring
Jake Weimer
Chicago
Sam Crawford
Long Elouts
McGraw
Johnstone
I¢ Pulliam
Hank O'Dar
Jack Sheridan
Ban Johnson
Magesy
Sheridan
Charles Dexter
H. Q. Bateman
Des Moines
Georgetown University
Dexter
Baltimore Nationals
Boston
Louisville
Gold for Mac Heyden wedding gift to catcher
The Washington club presented catcher M. E Heyden with $100 in gold after the game as a wedding present. Heyden finished the season as catcher for Des Moines and previously held a position with the St. Joseph club. His home is Evaneville Indiana and Bateman's is in Melissa Texas. The announcement notes the gift by club directors.
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St. Joseph
Des Moines
Dexter
Evaneville
Ind
Batemant
Melissa
Tex
Washington Club
M. E Heyden
Heyden Engaged to Miss Anna Ritchie of Indianapolis
Heyden, a longtime catcher now with the Washington Nationals, is engaged to marry Miss Anna Ritchie of Indianapolis on October 16. The club celebrated with a gift of five $20 gold pieces as President Noyes spoke at the clubhouse.
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Anna Ritchie
Indianapolis
Ind
Noyes
Sedalia
Spanish Fort Tex
Hot Springs
Paris
Tex
Austin
Morfolk
Reading
Ned Hanlon
Baltimore
Orioles
Brooklyn
City of Churches
St. Louis Nationals
Chicago Americans
Chicago
Washington
Seasom
Nationals
St. Louis
Spanish Fort
Mac
Boston Triumphs Over Pittsburg In Thirteenth Inning
In a tight pitchers duel the Boston club edged Pittsburg 4 1 in the thirteenth inning at Oct. 4. Tenney’s single and Dolan’s double gave Boston the decisive run after a scoreless stretch. Attendance was 1 035 as Petz was called out at first on a close play.
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Hager
Wiley
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Gould
Bevans
F. E. Rosa
Hall
Cain
Jones
Harris
Staford
Adams
Honodel Va
Dennison
Klocke
F. E. Ross
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Boston
Tenmey
Dolan
Petz
Ra Qah
Rhore Clarke
Cannell
Clymer
Raymer
Bltehey
Moran
Flancagan
Wagner
Hilleprand
Ritchey
Peitt Viret
ballssOf Chae
Fraser
Case
Peitz
Johnstone
Bateman to Recover as Dexter Released After Stabbing Incident
Harry Q. Bateman, Milwaukee first baseman, declined to prosecute catcher Charles Dexter for stabbing him. Bateman expects discharge from hospital soon. Dexter to Chicago tonight. The grand jury may still act despite Bateman’s refusal. Also noted are National League contract approvals and plans for a seven game post season series in St Louis from Oct 9 to Oct 15.
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Milwaukee
Charles Dexter
Des Moines
Iowa
Harry Q. Bateman
Dexter
Bateman
Chicago
Grand
St. Louis
Big score for Commerce and Labor in department bowling night
Agriculture and Commerce and Labor split two wins in the Departmental League while Commerce failed to reach 200 in any game. Gorman Williams and Hoff man boosted Agriculture to 844 in game one. Drake's 210 led the second. Pressmen upset Foundry in Government Printing Office League, Ledman Powers and Shawen posting strong scores as Shawen hit 200 in the second. Columbia and Lighting Company delivered a tight but low-scoring set in Railway Relief Association League.
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Commerce and
Labor
Palace
Aggies
Gorman
Williams
Hoffman
Farmers
Drake
Commerce
Pressmen
Government Printing Office
Foundry Quint
Rothskeller
Ledman
Powers
Shawen
Foundry
Columbia and Lighting Company
Railway Relief Association
Bane Gorman
Pol
Commerce and Labor
O' Donnell
Tompkins
Government Printing Office League
Sschulte
Ae Taylor
Ladnam
Washington Railway Relig Association
Thira Lighting Company
Cecessuencesnens
Thirty-Eight Pairs Enter Columbia Club Championship
The Columbia Club hosts a three day championship on its course with 38 pairs from Baltimore Wilmington and Virginia. Medal and match play start 8:45 with likely largest field in Columbia history. Final rounds, cups and prizes include club, championship and players cups plus a best gross score prize.
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Wilmington
Virginia
Columbia Golf Clubs
Golf Association
Iistrict
Columbia
Maryland
Sil
Wilmington Country Club
Chevy Chase
New York
Philadelphia
Lst
Metropolitan Association
Columbia Club
Greens
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McKinley
Areso
Calumbian Golf Club
Weaver
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D. K. Jackson
A. Winter
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F B Pyle
C. A. Davis
D F. Weaver
G. T. Dunlop
M. EB Danforth
George
Derrick
Frank Govern
J J Morrow
E M. Talcott
W. W. Hick
F. F Greenwalt
Peter
H. T. Harding
M. E. Gates
GT. Emallwood
EB. H. Duff
R EB. L Yellett
T. Lanston
W T. Harban
H. M. Hail
E . Shriner
James Baird
H Oliphant
E. D. Carus
H. RK. Lay
Eo. Brock
D H. McAdam
T. Cameron
F FE Sullivan
B. F. Cale
J M Rankin
OW. Brick
G. C. Lafferty
L. A. Harban
T. C Jerkins
Samuel Daizell
WH. Garrett
LW. Weaver
Aol. West
A. C Gray
George E Lewis
J. E. Smith
F R Parks
J P. Armstrong
Pow Hills
de H Janvier
OB. Davidson
C. Jackson
Reeve Lewin
J M. Jackson
W .J. McNally
H. W. Gause
Alex. Britton
J. W. McKinley
Chevy Chase Club Fall Golf Tournament Schedule
The Chevy Chase Club announces its annual fall golf tournament for members of USGA clubs and invited players, to be held October 19 20 and 21 at Chevy Chase Maryland. Events include Club Cup Governors Cup and Members Cup match play and stroke competitions with multiple rounds and prize structures. Play may begin after 10 am and must be listed by 6 30 pm with qualification rounds October 18 and final rounds October 21.
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Chevy Chase Club
United States Golf Association
Rnks
Chevy Chase
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