White Sox win in tenth on wild pitch after extra innings
Chicago defeated Washington 4 to 3 in ten innings as Callahan scored on a wild pitch after Roche made a spectacular stop in the eighth. Patterson and Hughes pitched well, with Patterson getting two crucial hits and Callahan contributing multiple runs and a key steal.
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Chicago
Rohe
Heyden
Washington
White Sox
National
St. Louis
Athletics
Philadelphia
Jimmy Callahan
Hughes
Roy Puatterson
Roy
Jones
Anderson
Patterson
Sullivan
Tom
Callahan
Isbell
Roche
Bughes
Charley Jones
Tannehill
Nill
Stahl
Nationals
Green
Stanley
Danny
Cassidy
Davis
Hickman
Donahue
Branley
Fielder Jones
Danny Green
C. Jones
Tannehil
Lee
Stenley
Bulliwayn
George Davis
Donmahue
Robe
Bet
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Heyden End
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James
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Philadelphia Wins Third Straight as A L Season Ends
Philadelphia beat St Louis 4 1 in the final American League game, aided by St Louis fielding miscues. Plank and Howell pitched well for Philadelphia, with 8 557 in attendance. Cross Seybold Harteld and Davis among notable hits as Philadelphia posts a 4 1 victory and St Louis stranded nine runners.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Plank
Howell
St Louis
RHO
Stone
Harteel
Rock’feld
Lord
CLO Frisk
Davia
Wallace
L Cross
Seybold
Gleason
Murphy
Koshter
Croms
Spencer
Schrack
St. Loui
Phildilphia
Eaimedren
Hartedl
Davis
M Cross
Om Plank
Frick
Mesers
O’ Loughlin
Connor
Boston Climbs to First Division with 9-1 Victory
Boston defeated Cleveland 9 to 1 at home, extending their lead in the standings. Stovall hit a decisive home run to prevent the shutout, while Godwin, Criger, and Selbach contributed with extra-base hits. Attendance was 2,435 as Dineen and Went started for Boston and West pitched for Cleveland.
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Boston
Cleveland
Stovall
Rhoah Parent
Bay
Stahl
Congalton
Unglaub
Burkett
Dineen
Godwin
Criger
Selbach
Grimshaw
Om West
West
Mr. Connolly
Baseball Notes on Pitching, Trades, and Pennant Race
Al Orth urges outdoor exercise to keep pitching arm in shape as Detroit posts strong batting and fielding stats and a top third victories percentage. The note covers management changes, league expansions, umpires, and player movements including Crawford’s clutch hitting for Detroit, plus various trades and disputes among club executives and managers.
Gold for Mac Heyden as wedding gift surprise
After the game the director of the Washington club presented catcher M. E Heyden with $100 in gold as a wedding present. Heyden finished the season as catcher for Des Moines and is a former St Joseph club player, with Evaneville Ind and Bateman Tex as home towns.
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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 in Indianapolis
Heyden, completing his eleventh pro season as a catcher, is engaged to Miss Anna Ritchie of Indianapolis. A club celebration at the clubhouse followed a speech by President Noyes as five $20 gold pieces were presented. Heyden, born near Sedalia Mo but now of Spanish Fort Tex, has played for Hot Springs Paris Austin Morfolk Reading Baltimore Brooklyn Indianapolis St. Louis Washington and Chicago during a career spanning leagues from the Red River Valley to the Atlantic and National Leagues. He will honeymoon in St Louis then Spanish Fort Tex and return to the Nationals next season.
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Chicago
Ebbitt House
Jones
Dundon
Holmes
Hart
Chesapeake and Ohio
St. Louis
Callahan
Patterson
White Sox
Stahl
New York
Urbana
University of Ilinois
Washingtones
Love Cross
Athletics
Washington
Cross
Mack
Waddell
Plank
Philadelphia
Addell
Bender
Coakley
Stehl
Beypeena
Patten
Heyden
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
Seasom
Nationals
Spanish Fort
Mac
Boston Wins In Thirteenth At Pittsburg
Boston defeats Pittsburg 4 to 1 in thirteen innings as Tenney and Dolan lead with key hits. Attendance 1,035. Lineups include Boston Dolan Wagner Delehanty Moran and Flannagan. Pittsburg Peitz Case Fraser. Final score 4-1 with Boston rising in the late innings.
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Pittsburg
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 Will Recover From Stabbing Incident
Milwaukee first baseman Harry Q. Bateman will leave hospital soon after being stabbed by catcher Charles Dexter. Bateman refuses to prosecute Dexter, who was released from jail. Dexter heads to Chicago tonight as the grand jury may act despite Bateman’s decision.
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Milwaukee
Charles Dexter
Des Moines
Iowa
Harry Q. Bateman
Dexter
Bateman
Chicago
Grand
Big Score for Commerce in Departmental Bowling Night
In the Departmental League at the Palace alleys Agriculture beat Commerce and Labor twice while posting the season’s high 917. Gorman, Williams, Hoffmann, and Drake led scoring for the Farmers with 210 in the second game. Commerce lacked a 200 game. Pressmen upset Foundry 2-0 in the Government Printing Office League behind strong games from Ledman, Powers, and Shawen totaling 866. Columbia and Lighting Company had a tight set in Railway Relief, with close, competitive games and a dramatic finish.
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Agriculture
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
Open championship at Columbia Golf Club draws 70 players
Thirty eight pairs are slated to start a three day championship on the Columbia Club course under the Golf Association of the District of Columbia and Maryland. Baltimore Wilmington and Virginia clubs are represented with top District players. The event features medal and match play rounds, prize cups, and ample prizes for all entrants, starting with an 8:45 a.m. medal round.
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Columbia Golf Clubs
Golf Association
Iistrict
Columbia
Maryland
Sil
Baltimore
Wilmington Country Club
Virginia
Chevy Chase
New York
Philadelphia
Lst
Metropolitan Association
Columbia Club
Greens
Messrs
Britton and
McKinley
Areso
Calumbian Golf Club
Weaver
J P Lawrence
D. K. Jackson
A. Winter
A. B. Heaton
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 Fall Golf Tournament Schedule
The Chevy Chase Club hosts its annual fall golf tournament from October 19 to 21 in Chevy Chase Maryland. It features Club Cup Governors Cup Members Cup and Handicap Cup events with stroke and match play formats, qualification rounds and finals scheduled across the three days with specific times and handicapping rules.
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Mertz and Mertz CO
F St
Heurich Brewing Co
United States
Maerzen
Senate
Heurich
Liege
Belgium
Phone West
Panorama
15Th Street
Ohio Avenue
Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation CO
Arlington Brewing CO
Rosslyn, Va
Alford
Ark
National Capital Brewing CO
Tappan's
M. A. Tappan & Coo
the Sunday Post
Goldheim & Sons
Penn. Avenue
Edway
N. Y
Goodyear Rubber Co
L Haas & CO
Pa. Ave
Richards
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Wiley
Crawford
Gould
Bevans
F. E. Rosa
Hall
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Harris
Staford
Adams
Honodel Va
Dennison
Klocke
F. E. Ross
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Loston
St. Louisa
Detroit
Permay
Baseball Notes
al Orth
Tigers
Carl M. Green
Boston Americans Eis
Newark
Lincoln
Nebr
Topeka
Kona
Wichita
George Stallings
Buffalo
Providence
Stallings
Tom Hughes
Lave Cross
Waeell
Herrmann
Cincinnati
Steinfeldt
Sebring
Jake Weimer
Sam Crawford
Long Elouts
McGraw
I¢ Pulliam
Hank O'Dar
Jack Sheridan
Ban Johnson
Magesy
Sheridan
H. Q. Bateman
Georgetown University
Baltimore Nationals
Louisville
Parker, Bridget & Co
Mac Heyden
Hood
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Amuse
Old Braddock Maryland Rye
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CLARK
P. McCarthy
Mgr
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Cincinnnati
National League
H. C. Pulliam
John E. Hummel
H. H. Mowry
Arthur de Groff
John Himes
Wenk
Oberlin
James Pastorous
Joseph A. Ward
Clayton, N. J
F. J Ferguson
Mercer County
Cal
Upon Columbia Club
Wilmington
Chevy Chase Club
United States Golf Association
Rnks
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25Th and
F Streets
Cook Remedy CO
Masonis Temple
U.S. A
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Maurer
Maurer & Som Nee
Medical
Reed Isrits
Gure
Twelfth Street
T. Baldus
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Fisk Elgin
DR. Shade
Evans
Boolsertres
Lerrancos
Seventh St
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