White Sox win in tenth after late eighth tie
Chicago defeats Washington 4 to 3 in ten innings in a pitchers duel marked by Hughes wildness and Roche spectacular stop saving three runs. Callahan, Patterson spark offense as the White Sox push pennant chances with five games left against St. Louis.
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Roy Puatterson
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Anderson
Patterson
Heyden
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Roche
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Tannehill
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Cassidy
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New York
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University of Ilinois
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Love Cross
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Stehl
Beypeena
Patten
Philadelphia Wins Third Straight as A L Season Closes
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 4 0 with solid pitching by Plank and Howell and poor fielding by St Louis. Attendance 8 557. Key players include Cross Seybold Hartedl and Davis with multiple hits. Final score 4 0 in favor of Philadelphia.
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Howell
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Rock’feld
Lord
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Schrack
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Hartedl
Davis
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Connor
Boston Defeats Cleveland 9 to 1 In First Division Showdown
Boston tops Cleveland 9 to 1 as Stovall hits a home run to prevent shutout. Attendance 2,435. Players listed include Godwin and Stovall with multiple hits. Dineen and West pitched for the teams in a game lasting 1 hour 80 minutes.
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Cleveland
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Rhoah Parent
Bay
Stahl
Congalton
Unglaub
Burkett
Dineen
Godwin
Criger
Selbach
Grimshaw
Om West
West
Mr. Connolly
Baseball Notes Previewing St. Louis and Detroit Contests
Al Orth urges outdoor exercise to safeguard pitching form while Detroit ranks high in batting and fielding and leads in win percentage. Carl M Green quits Boston Americans post to pursue Newark business. Western League eyes expansion to eight clubs with Lincoln and Topeka in talks. Stallings prosecutes Providence policemen after a skylarking incident. Cross reports Waell’s health. Crawford powers Detroit with key hits, McGraw clashes with umpires over series officials, Dexter misstate clarified as a Georgetown misattribution.
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Tigers
Carl M. Green
Boston Americans Eis
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Lincoln
Nebr
Topeka
Kona
St. Joseph
Wichita
George Stallings
Buffalo
Providence
Stallings
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 Heyden
After the game the Washington club director presented catcher M. E Heyden with $100 in gold as a wedding present. Heyden, season catcher for Des Moines, finished the season in that role. He is from Evaneville Indiana while Bateman hails from Melissa Texas. The St Joseph club held a prior position for him until a few weeks ago.
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Des Moines
Dexter
Evaneville
Ind
Batemant
Melissa
Tex
Washington Club
M. E Heyden
Heyden Engaged to Miss Anna Ritchie in Opportune Club Gesture
Heyden, nearing his eleventh season as a professional catcher, is engaged to Miss Anna Ritchie of Indianapolis. The announcement followed a club gathering where President Noyes presented five $20 gold pieces amid congratulations. Heyden’s career spanned Hot Springs, Paris, Austin, Morfolk, Reading, Baltimore, Indianapolis, St. Louis Nationals, and Washington, earning him regard as a premier catcher. The couple plan a honeymoon in St. Louis before wintering in Spanish Fort, Texas. Mac will be with the Nationals next year.
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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 in Thirteenth Inning Thriller
Boston won 4 to 1 in thirteen innings against Pittsburg at Oct 4 game. Tenney hit a single and Dolan added a two bagger in the third. Pitching lapsed, attendance 1,035, with Casey and Fraser starting pitchers and notable fielding plays including double lines and a key cut at first base.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Tenmey
Dolan
Petz
Ra Qah
Rhore Clarke
OlAb'cie
Ganley
Tenney
Flannagan
Wagner
Delehanty
Brain
Wolverton
Hit Brand
Raymer
Moran
Flancagan
Hilleprand
Ritchey
Clymer
Peitt Viret
Chae
Fraser
Case
Peitz
Johnstone
Bateman Will Recover From Stabbing Incident
Harry Q Bateman Milwaukee first baseman was stabbed by catcher Charles Dexter. Bateman will not prosecute. Dexter released. Dexter heads to Chicago tonight as grand jury may still act. Post-season seven games planned in St Louis from Oct 9 to Oct 15 between local leagues. National League contracts approved for several players with multiple clubs.
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Milwaukee
Charles Dexter
Des Moines
Iowa
Harry Q. Bateman
Dexter
Bateman
Chicago
Grand
St. Louis
Big score for commerce leagues on Palace alleys
Agriculture defeated Commerce and Labor twice in the Departmental League as high series and games led by Gorman Williams Hoff man Drake propelled the Farmers past their rivals. Commerce failed to crack 200 in any single game while Pressmen upset Foundry 2–1 in the Government Printing Office League. Washington Railway Relief and Lighting Company clashes produced close scores with varied totals across the set.
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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 in Columbia Club Handsome Prizes Golf Open
The Columbia Golf Club hosts a three day championship with thirty eight pairs and seventy six players from Baltimore Wilmington Virginia clubs. Medal and match play run from 8 45 AM starts with limits set to finish by Friday. prizes include championship club and players cups and a handsome gross score award.
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Virginia
Columbia Golf Clubs
Golf Association
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Maryland
Sil
Wilmington Country Club
Chevy Chase
New York
Philadelphia
Lst
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Columbia Club
Greens
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McKinley
Areso
Calumbian Golf Club
Weaver
J P Lawrence
D. K. Jackson
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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 Set for October Golf Tournament
The Chevy Chase Club hosts its annual fall golf tournament October 19, 20, and 21 at Chevy Chase Maryland. Open to USGA members and invited players, events include Club Cup Governors' Cup Members' Cup and Handicap Cup with stroke and match play formats plus qualification rounds and finals.
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Chevy Chase Club
United States Golf Association
Rnks
Chevy Chase
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