Sunday School Athletic Association closes season exercises
The Sunday-school Athletic Association will hold closing exercises Saturday at 8 p m in the Foundry M E Church on Sixteenth Street northwest to award pennants and prizes for the baseball league. President Prevost will preside. Thomas Noyes will award the Star Cup to Gunton Temple in Section A. Rev Moore will present pennants to Gunton and Fifth Baptist. Manager Jake Stahl will present many prizes. admission by ticket from players or directors.
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Bender’s An Indian Star Drives Athletics to Victory
In Philadelphia, Charles Albert Bender dominated with strong pitching and bat work across both games against Washington. He drove in multiple runs including a three-bagger and two triples, scoring seven, as the Athletics won 8–6 and 9–7, with Coakley replaced by the Indian in the second game. Washington struggled with Townsends and errors, while Philadelphia’s crowd cheered the standout performance by the Carlisle-educated pitcher.
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Nationals Beat Athletics In Second Game
Washington scores twice in the fifth and adds three more in the sixth to pull away as Patten leads a late rally. Bender, Hartsel, and Cassidy are among the standouts, while Coakley fields and Patten shuts down the Athletics in a tense finish.
Double-header action fuels wild Pride game run spree
The second game began at 4 05 as fanatics packed the yard and the Nationals faced a backandforth scoring burst. Anderson started drives with a pass, Stahl moved him, Davis scored Nill, and a string of hits and safeties by Heyden Patten and Jones pushed the lead before the Athletics answered with three thirdinning runs.
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Putting Greens Were Fast In District Golf Championship
The District of Columbia Maryland Golf Association opened at Columbia Golf Club Brightwood road with fifty eight players from Maryland Delaware and DC. Dr L L Harban posted the lowest qualification score on fast greens where three putts were common and several players struggled with the speed of the surface. Jenkins of Baltimore CC also posted a solid score while heavy scoring errors were limited to a few holes as the field maneuvered the tricky course conditions.
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Detroit Tops Cleveland to End Hang on Third Place Bid
Detroit defeats Cleveland 7 to 0 as Cleveland fails to hit Killian and commits key errors. Attendance 1,267. Double plays highlight Detroit defense while Barbeau and Stovall contribute in the field. Time of game 2 hours 30 minutes.
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Waddell Regaining Form Seen for World Series Return
Waddell shows signs of his former form and could appear in the world series. Connie Mack says he seems nearly as good as ever though lacking some speed after his injury. Billy Clymer is watched by major league owners as a top talent handler with a knack for spotting and developing new material.
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Comiskey Would Bypass New York Series If Chicago Wins
President Comiskey of the Chicago American League club says he would refuse the New York World Series if Chicago takes the pennant and would proceed with post season games for the Chicago Nationals. Chairman Herrmann says the Chicago New York schedule is ready and could be enacted in ten minutes if needed.
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Phillies Take First Game From Giants In Four to One Win
In New York yesterday the Philadelphia Nationals defeated the New York champions 4 to 1 in the opener of a doubleheader. Lush pitched despite a knock from Mathewson and won. Sparks finished the final inning. The second game ended early at darkness with New York leading Philadelphia as the visitors halted in the sixth. Brooklyn, Boston, and Chicago posted notable results elsewhere in the National League standings.
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Boston Defeats New York In Close Rally
Boston defeated New York 10 to 6 after a late rally by New York in the eighth inning produced five runs. Young hit a home run with a runner aboard in Boston's half of that frame to seal the win before a crowd noted as attendance 136. The box shows Boston with key hits by Habn Unglaub Grimshaw Young and others as Lar Porte and Claring contributed in the field.
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Baseball Notes From The Circuit: Trades Rumors And Contests
Dygert and Barton form a strong battery for the league. Herman Long's fans in Des Moines presented him a 11265 diamond ring. Steamer Flanagan shows early Pirat e promise. White Sox fans cheerfully backed yesterday's play. Seymour leads Wagner by eight in NL batting. Congalion boosts AL for Cleveland. Rumors place Baltimore in Brooklyn's NL slot. Mathewson receives a $500 diamond from the New York club. Wad dell's future speech looms. Babb and Mitchell sue Brooklyn over unpaid salaries. Owen earns $6500 bonus after twenty wins. Sievyer prefers Minneapolis over Detroit. Providence baseball nets about $30,000. Rochester even. others profit or lose. Fultz may soon leave hospital. Scar over eye for the other player. Ted Sullivan chases Nealon as a wonder. Jack Sheridan and Hank O'Day to umpire the work's series. Giants expect tougher times against Athletics than White Sox.
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Boston Losses Two Games To Brooklyn In Afternoon
Boston drops two exhibitions to Brooklyn at Brooklyn on Oct 5 scoring 11 runs in game one and 7 to 1 in game two. Gessler belts a first inning homer with a man aboard as Brooklyn fans 19 hits and Eason is hit freely. Attendance listed as 2000.
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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. Dewhurst won three of four sets 6 2, 4 7 5, 6 4, with a sharp return game. The late start prevented finishing the doubles final, to be played tomorrow with Dewhurst and H B Register of Penn meeting Yale’s B G Wells and S Field.
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