Marshal Islander Death and Local Sports Roundup
The page reports the death of MurraeI Vong at Pis drlant W and notes a lineup of legal and court items. It continues with a split double header in the departmental league featuring Commissioners, Treasury, and other teams, detailing key scores and standout players like Meyers, Parker, and Bud. It also covers Washington Loan and Trust, Riggs Nationals, and baseball game summaries with notable performances by players such as Donovan, Waddell, Hughes, Cassidy, and Neill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wershall
Mindal
Eer i
Murrajel
Morehndt Houllink
Treasury
Meyers
Parker
Bud
Commissioners
Finott
Newond
Washington Loan and Trust
Riggs Nationals
Riggs
Wislow Bome
Washingtons
Ina Ka
Washington Loan
Domne
Pat Coachman
Claxton
Worthington
Yamo
Thomas J Fisher & Co
Fisher Quint
Mitchell
Fisher & CO
Etuer Tod
Brashears
Speer
Morthers Firet
Xema
Tatar
Ortheastern
Lanrer
Prigman
Az Skinner
Klaie
Donovan and Sehreck collide in wild second game clash
Neill scores after Donovan loiters and Sehreck loses the ball as Washington Athletics entertain a tense second game. The text then shifts through scattered box score notes, standings, and European league references, with sporadic mentions of players and innings.
New York Takes Lead In Final Series Amid Big Attendance
Nearly ten thousand witnessed Newark and New York collide in the opener of the final series. Lovgie Williams and Anderson sparked the locals to an 8 to 2 victory, putting New York ahead in the championship race as Chesbro and Gibson pitched well. The teams head to Boston for two games tomorrow with a double header set for next Monday in Lancaster. Attendance reported at 5,03.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lork
Newark
Ust
Lovgie Ty Willams
Anderson
Chesbro
Gibson
Losten
Boston Rhoaes
York Ahoal
Selbch If
Dougherty Ii
Hag Parent
Ferria
Elginray
Criger
Okichow
Dougnetts
Alderson
Keeler
Mtalen
Hmses
Wilklnius
Fiberfeld
Genzet
Bas New Dork
Ruston
Nfl Gipsor
Bese
New Lork
Boster
Halie
Kiernan
Whdpiteh—Gibenn
Messrs Sheridan and
Connolly
Detroit Loses Two in Doubleheader to Cleveland
Detroit dropped both games of a doubleheader to Cleveland this afternoon as Stovall homered for Cleveland in the first game and Bernhard shaded the second. Detroit made costly errors and stranded runners, while Cleveland pitchers dominated to secure the sweep in front of a sparse crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
Stovall
Clevelands
Bernhard
aeRy
Rhoal Cleemnd
Rhoaf Barre
Vinon Ie
Minyre If
Uradley Tb
Coughlin
Fileh
Robinson
Layle Wb
Crawford Ry
Stovall Tb
Donovan
Turner
Lowe
Dric
aooTo
Potala
J Stovall
Bagee Detroit
Jom
Douvle
Josa Lajoie
G Stoval
Stavall
Mr Dwyer
Ecund Gamf
Detrett Racat Cleland Rildar Barrett
Mneon
Uo McIntyre
Meads
Coughinson
E.g
Bajale Tb
Crawford
Ostuva
Tue Er Lowe
Otuwh
Kute
Bradley
bae—Lajole
Jaeger Iit
Dy Jeeger
Beses
Chiveland
Jaeger
Dajer
Nine Inning Tie Ends With Darkness In Philadelphia
A nine inning tie between Philadelphia and Boston faded to a halt due to darkness as cold weather deterred players and fans. Attendance and detailed scoring are incomplete but the game shows Philadelphia six, Boston four in the totals with multiple players named in the box score and tense late moments before curfew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philidelphia Gee
Nusten
Paladiphia
Boston Ric
Philadelphia
UDA F
Cet
Thomas Er
Rania
Uteasom
Terney
LakCee
Absit
Lush
Footer
Rectum
Halewin Es
Celebrnty
Peenell Db
Moran
DM YU Doon
Oie T
Trburn
U Caldwell P Gaa
Pillinger
Tilladiphie
Uwe
Gleesor
Gee Stolen
Brees
Tenney
Vitt
Dosis
Hulewite
Ty Gleason
Bescor
Philadelnila
Balle
Pitulug R
Caldwell
Pit Urger
Bell
St Louis Wins Despite Chicago Errors in Tight Game
St Louis edged Chicago 4 3 as opportune hits and Chicago miscues turned the tide. Pelty worked the early innings to hold the local nine safe, while White and Jones contributed on offense amid a string of errors that helped St Louis pull ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louie
Tannehill
Gleason
Moran
Dundon
Kahoe
Petty
Ilno
Lauty
Renew Old Dispute Between Hart and Comiskey in Ancient Row
Hart and Comiskey clash anew over post season games with the National and American League clubs. Hart claims pitchers threw games. Comiskey vows investigation and possible expulsion. Also notes guests at a dinner of the Law Reporter Printing Company Baseball Club and Pittsburgh Cleveland post season schedule changes and Bluemont branch train withdrawals after Oct 8 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Comiskey
Chicago
Mart
National Baseball Commission
Harts
Chicago American Leaguelub Court
Allarougs
National Commission
Pitts Reuter
Law Reporter Printing Company
Mark W Moore Anager
Tank
Arthur C Houghton
Fenton W Crown Coptain
Dantel Hoover
Wil
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Ohio
Baseball Notes Highlight Early 1900s MLB Hustle and Drama
Baseball notes recount fielding feats by George Davis and Howard Wilson, payroll chatter for New York and Chicago clubs, and a string of player moves. It notes the White Sox manager Fielder Jones’ errors, fan petitions for a post season, and prospect talks about Mathewson McGinnity and Taylor salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Howard Wilson Hae
Philadelphia
Detroit
Detroit News
Jones
White Sox
Giants
Washington
George Carey
Uwe
Felding
Bi Grimshaw
New York Nationals
Mathewson McGinnity
Taylor
Auto Racers Win Wentork Oct T-Wayne Smith
In Brooklyn today the Supreme Court denied the injunction sought by the Automobile Association of America to block the 200 mile race on Long Island for the Vanderblit Jr Cup tomorrow. Preparations were nearly complete with cars weighed and within limits except Brokaway, who adjusted fuel to qualify. The triangular track saw swift, crowded laps as about 20 cars roared around. A A A chairman Pardington said every precaution was taken to safeguard contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentork
T—wanye Smith
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Automobile Association of America
Long Island Roads
W K Vanderblit Jr
R_ Pardington
Centrals Defeat Preps in Close High School Football Clash
Centrals beat Georgetown Prep 71 minutes into a hard fought game as Kent, Rockwell, and Hancock led a strong Centrals offense. George Town’s defense struggled with Centrals’ line plunges and a late surge, while Becker and Beck anchored the defense for Centrals. The crowd overwhelmed the field in the final minutes as tackles, runs, and key plays shifted momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Avitars
George Town
Vesterdas
Kent
Groud Ganer
Eady Plungis
Che Hg Seha
Gergetown
Genter Becker
Rockwell
Cunningham
Galt
Bowie Ainst
Commingham
Gregane
Centra Pres
Matt Beck
Ward
Ormek
Binda McDone
Herriga
Tuli Bach
Georgeeya
Keane
Ov Kinraue
Georg Joo
Snow
Idal
Cunangham
West Virginia Eleven Beats Ohio Wesleyan In Fast Game
West Virginia University defeated Ohio Wesleyan University 19 to 11 in a fast paced game at Athletic Field. West Virginia showed strength on the line while Ohio Wesleyan had a stronger backfield with a late Rardin pass for a 4 yard touchdown. An athletic event at the Washington YMCA gymnasium tonight includes an indoor baseball game between Chinamen and Japs followed by a basketball match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Obis
Ywest Virgina
Ohio West
Ian
Wei
Rardin
Nullon
Ellison Gidsvar
West Virginia
Unity Gymnasium
At & Ocloch
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Mertz
Mertz and Mertz Co
F Street
Crossett
Alyear Mater
Lewis
Crossett, Inc
Worth
Abington
Walford
Rockit
Hove
Walfords
Topham
Gillette
Monastery Beer
Hook Rif
Columbia
Mary
Haskell
Murrijel
Thorstasenf
Arstoy
Stu
Fottle Winalow
Martha Plummer
Sarah Trusty
Narler
Catherine WoLorch
Ulin Clayton Frank Mo Halbertrand
Jenn A Harvey
Athletics
Senators
Hubbard Levinn Evans
Foxy
Loiered
Potter
Hartnel
Backatop
O’neill
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Delphia
Pett
Philedulphia
Yult Heaten
Lowla
Bas
Iatoses
Waddell and Hughes
Waddel
Hughey
Waddell
Stahl
Cmes
Rbiné
Neill Huelsman
Hughes
Cassidy
Rube
O Neill
Donovan W Ho
Murphy
Nill
Erro
Vistors
Rabbit Robinson
Brahl
Patten Cassidy
Neill
Morte Cross
O Nellis
Cross
Murphys
Venter
O Neills
AB Rietore Hofman
Bia
Hartsel
Tros Tb
Seybold
Murgay
Schrock Ec
M Crosa An
Waddell A
Fotala Bs
Sya Washington Abr
POA & Oram
Dt Ee
Huelemar
Nin
Soo Ray Casaldy Garia
Darhe Joos i
Rarietics Covovoes
ercom—Athetlea
Laiton
Bender
Tip
King
Schreck
Hill
Ewiung
Donovan Cis Wely
Patten
Parker-Bridget
Parker, Bridget & Co
Ninth and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sehreck
Washington Au Roi Ppa AF
Mullen Ib Zo
Senreckenges
Bod
Hende
Washington Peeekeeoes Athlettey
Bawea
Mender
Patter
Benter
Crova
Onelll
Onetit
Philstelphia
Boatan
Philadlphia
Cincinnati
St Loni
St Louis
Kuabure Us
Neinnet
Flusburg
Theield
Pitreburge
Chute
Hewumont
Cane
Mtork
Barry
Uransfield Ib
Wchesnes
Leach
Hofmen
Kruger
OlLyers Sb
Kilng
i/Grothe
Pitsburg
Titisburg
Twa
Shui Tiree
Phelps Feever Siulen
Bams
Curak Leech Schulte Casey U Fics
Pete
Sru
Howe End
Southern Railway
Bluemont
Ashburn
Baseball Notes
Jane Rutter
Providence
Brooklyn To &O
Boston Americans
Senator Robinson
Danny Hoffman
Ollie Pickering
Olney Hi
Athletic
Gisband
Mundayeven
G Harris White
Highlanders
Dougherty
Ana
Dortavan
Hugh Jennings
Baltimore
Cornell
Warsland
California
St Touls
Ffigh
Griffith
Gilbert Warle
Jane Lanthis
Miy
Little Rock
Ilsa Rave
Jack Pickett
Jam J . McGraw
Ma Grow
Buffalo Tames
Grimehean
Buffalo
Denlin
Jersey City
Courtney
Jennings
Vinson
Thallbean
Leftield Clymer
McManus
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Nillits McAllister
Kissinger
Fason
Jersey
Guy Burchell
Jerry Nops
Prasi
Kreger
Schafley
Oakland
Eagan
Nordskend Seeond
Casey
Tacoma
Phiadelia
Hester
Phiadighia
Boxton
Coumba Parl
Marine Corps
Mae Corps
Apaheuloy
Army and Navy
Amnagalls
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Virgin A Vilitary Institute
Laurel
Sant
Washngton
Lamil Md
Samuel Switzer
Lauencolt
Richad Futton
Korman
Fred Pster
George Bond
Walter Lanahan
Allan Stages
Ernest Latule
Tachis Wilam Piege
Ashley West
Clarence We Culough
Joseph Fiester
Clarence Verson
Lew Stackman
Hugh Fisher
le Roy Livingston
Fugene Little
Corrence McCullough Bas
MCA
Braddock
Maryland
Grocers
Cates, Ciobs
Jas
Clark Distilling
P McCarthy
James King & Co., Props
Baltimore, Md
McCauley
14Th
Sis. N. W
Wahin
Wachingtus
Lindsay Rubber
Penn al
Fred
Philo Hay
Uruggists
Candy Cathartic
Cook Remedy CO
Medical
Evans
Mayor Thand
St Wassington
Tual
Ree
Kia
Fisk Elcin
Asea
KOCH
Ar Buc
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