Sunday-school Athletic Association closes third season
The Sunday-school Athletic Association holds closing exercises Saturday at 8 PM in the Foundry M E Church lecture room. Pennants will be awarded to winning teams in both baseball league sections and Star Cup to Gunton Temple. President Prevost presides. Thomas C. Noyes leads Star Cup awards. Rev. Moore presents pennants to Gunton and Fifth Baptist clubs. Manager Stahl to present prizes. Admission by ticket from players or directors.
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Mr. Tappan Company
A Indians star Bender Leads Athletics to Double Victory
Charles Albert Bender, Carlisle-educated pitcher, dominates two games for Philadelphia Athletics against Washington. He drives in runs, hits a three-bagger, and tallies in both wins, with a total of twelve bases and seven runs scored. Washington struggles with Townsend and shaky defense as Athletics pull away.
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Athletics Rally To Beat Nationals In Second Game
Washington and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Philadelphia pulling ahead in the seventh after a series of hits. Key moments include Hartsel and Nill contributing offensively, Bender dominating in relief, and Patten closing out the late rally as Cassidy and Hickman scored to push ahead.
Double Header Rally Sees Athletics Tie Then Take Lead
In a tense second game the yard fills as fans pack in. Anderson starts a rally with a pass while Stahl advances him on a sacrifice. Davis and Nill exchange hits and bodies as Stanley, Heyden, Patten, and Jones drive in runs. The Athletics respond in the third with three hits a pass and a passed ball to tie the score before more scoring by Murphy Monte Cross and Hartsel.
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Love Cross
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Anderson
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Schreck
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Hurst
Andy
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Putting Greens Were Fast First Day’s Golf Championship Opener
The District of Columbia and Maryland Golf Association opened its annual championship at the Columbia Golf Club on Brightwood Road with 58 players from Maryland Delaware and DC. Fast greens caused many three putts and few low scores. Dr L L Harban led qualifiers with an even score and Jenkins of Baltimore CC posted a strong round.
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Cleveland Falls to Detroit in Key Standings Clash
Detroit defeats Cleveland 7 to 0 to ruin Cleveland's hopes of regaining third place. Errors by Cleveland, plus Detroit's decisive hits and double plays, underscore the outcome. Attendance 1,267. time of game about 2 hours 30 minutes.
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Hepa
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Waddell Regaining Form Could Feature in World Series
Connie Mack says Waddell looks nearly as good as ever though not as fast post injury. Billy Clymer draws major league interest as a top talent evaluator and developer in Columbus, with a knack for spotting and shaping promising players.
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Connie Mack
Billy
Clymer
Columbus
Commission's Act Promises Chicago New York Series Plan
President Herrmann and Charles A. Comiskey discuss the ready to issue Chicago New York schedule for the world series if Chicago wins the American League pennant. Herrmann says the agreement may allow compulsory action if Chicago refuses to play. The schedule is drafted and can be enacted in ten minutes.
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Phillies Take First Game of Doubleheader 4 to 1
In New York yesterday the Philadelphia Nationals defeated the New York NL champions 4 to 1 in the opener. Lush, struck by a Mathewson line drive, returned to the box bravely before retiring in the eighth. Sparks finished as Philadelphia won. The nightcap ended early due to darkness after six frames with New York leading. Brooklyn, Boston results noted elsewhere and standings show New York atop the circuit.
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OM Sparks
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Emelle
Boston Defeats New York in Close Rally
Boston won 10 to 6 over New York after a late rally in the eighth inning. Young hit a home run with a man on, sealing the victory for Boston as attendance figures listed. The game featured multiple hits and fielding errors, with Habn and Unglaub among the standouts for the visitors.
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Baseball Notes on Players Teams and Rumors
Dygert and Barton lead the league notes. Herman Long's admirers gift a diamond ring in Des Moines. Steamer Flanagan draws attention for the Pirates. White Sox fans show support. Seymour leads Wagner in National League batting. Congalion impresses Cleveland with a sharp eye. Baltimore rumored to take Brooklyn’s NL spot. New York pays Mathewson a $500 diamond. Wad dell may appear soon. Hube could redeem himself next week. Babb and Mitchell sue for unpaid salary. Owen earns extra if he wins 20 games. Sievyer prefers Minnesota to Detroit. Providence baseball may net $30,000. several clubs profit, with Rochester near break-even. Fultz nears hospital release with minor marks. Ted Sullivan touts Nealon. Sheridan and O Day to umpire Work's Series. Giants face tougher odds vs Athletics than White Sox.
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Roger Bresnahan
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Boston Loses Two to Brooklyn in Doubleheader
Brooklyn hammered Boston for nineteen hits to take the first game as Eason was touched for runs. Gessler homered with a man aboard in the first. The second game, called in the seventh, ended 7 to 1 with Brooklyn winning as attendance reached about two thousand.
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Ritter
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Pennsylvania Man Defeats Behr In Intercollegiate Final
E B Dewhurst of the University of Pennsylvania defeated K H Behr of Yale in the final round of the intercollegiate lawn tennis championship singles at Philadelphia October 5. Dewhurst won three of four sets 6-2 4-6 7-5 6-4 with a strong returns game. The late start prevented finishing the doubles final, to be played tomorrow with Dewhurst and H B Register of Pennsylvania meeting Yale’s B G Wells and S Field.
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