Chicago Triumph Over Washington in Extra Deep Start
Frank Smith returns to form for Chicago White Stockings in a 2-0 win over Washington. Stahl pitches strong, striking out nine as Chicago ends a seventeen inning marathon with decisive defensive plays and timely hits.
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Chicago
Frank Smith
White Stockings
CV Young
Davis
Stahl
Greander
Patten Wolfe
Adams
Tom Frushis
Waaghes
Nationals
Smiths
Wis Mercy
Tay
Ithim Avis
Arti
Srathc
Detroit blanked New York as Metropolitans suffer defeat
Detroit pitchers, led by Donovan, shut out New York to spark a three game streak as Powell made timely hits. The visitors dominated and the field showed strong play while wartime cures and Burns wounds benefited from Bicklen’s Arnica Salve advertised by druggists.
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Detroit
Powell
Detroits
New York
Donovan
Veidus
Unclear OCR sports item from Detroit game
Fragmented text appears to describe a baseball or basketball box score involving players with partial names and numbers. The readable elements suggest a game in Detroit with Torres and other players, but most names and details are garbled, preventing a coherent summary.
Four From Cleveland Triumph in Philadelphia Tilt
Cleveland tops Philadelphia 4 3 in a nine inning game. Joss struck out six for Cleveland while Waddell fanned eight for Philadelphia. Key hits came from Davis and Waddell with three double plays aiding the Cleveland defense. Attendance logged at 1,78 with a 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 line for the Indians and a 1 0 0 1 6 6 0 0 0 line for the Phillies.
Boston Routs St Louis 3 2 In Final Game Of Series
Boston beats St Louis 3 to 2 in the last game of the series as Rockenfield, Burkett and Grimshaw lead a small, error-prone display. Attendance 1,200. Pelty pitched for St Louis with 7 strikeouts while Jones caused worry for Boston with two RBI.
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St .Louis
Boston
St Louis
Boston Rhoaes Stone
Burkett
Rock Field
Friskort
Olga Wallace
Gcollins
Jonea
Freeman
Gleason
Grimshaw
Kocher
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Criger
Pely
Dinsen
BO Tatm
Sc Louis
Beeton
Rockenfield Jones Burkett
Grimsh
National League results and upcoming games summary
Yesterday's NL scores show Philadelphia 8 New York 5 and Pittsburg 2 St Louis 1, with Pittsburg 10 St Louis 4 in a doubleheader. Today schedule lists Brooklyn at Boston, Philadelphia at New York, Cincinnati at Chicago, with standings showing New York and Cincinnati leading the pack and Pittsburgh and Brooklyn trailing in the pennant chase.
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Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
St Louis
Detroit
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Two for Pittsburg in doubleheader as pitchers duel and slugfest
In Pittsburg Pa two baseball games featured a pure pitchers battle early and a late slugging affair. Brown pitched well until the ninth inning when ejected for temper. Pittsburg tallied its first run in the opening frame on an error and Clarke’s single followed by Leach.
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Pittsburg
Brown
Pittsbure
Wott
Clarkes
Leach
Nationalists upset McGinnity at Polo Grounds
Philadelphia Nationals topple McGinnity in the second inning and win 8 to 0. Attendance about 5,000 as Philadelphia bats and defense outpace New York. Bransfield and Donlin among notable contributors, Nichols and Pittenger tied to decisions. Cuban X Giants defeat All Washington 9 to 3 in another afternoon game.
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Philadelphia
Nationals
Polo Grounds
McGinnity
To & Nichols
Pindelphia Rhoah
Owrawne
Glemea' Fe
OW MetHunity
Wiltze
Nichola
Pittenger
Wilte
Nichols
Homs
Brannfield
Donlin
Titus
Beam
Hranafeld
Dook
Courtney Joe Bransfeld
Deoin
McGinnty
Wiltie
Mr Johnstone
Cuban X Giants
Washington
All Washington
Church League
Baseball Notes on Highlanders and NL Leaders
A dense batch of baseball gossip covers Highlanders and American League and National League happenings. Topics include player form, manager remarks, trade moves, and upcoming matches, with mentions of Griffiths, Connie Mack, Ban Johnson, and teams like Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Boston, Chicago White Sox, and New York clubs.
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Parwick
Milwaunee
Yitanure Haa
Gutta Thea Ia
Anderson & Ickman
Wen
New York
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Oliva Jackering
Coalhmin
American League Baseball
Highlanders
Ebbitts
Brooklyn
Boston
Bostons
Collins
Stone
Stahl
Altrock
Phil Celer
T Cleo
Poughkeepsie
Pittsburos
James Flanagan
Springfeld
Pirates
Nationals
Fowler
Tollers
Clymer
Harley
Toronto
Providence
Georgetown
Jim Morgan
Arry Bay
Gore
Wallace
Stovall
Cleveland
Athletics
Dave Fultz
Hahn
New Orleans
Griffith Clark Griffith
Connie Mack
Ban Johnson
Detroit
Tigers
Nafionale Devroit
Treasury Triumphs Over Leaders in Fourth Innings Clash
A large crowd watched the Treasury defeat Agriculture in a tightly contested baseball game at Beith Diamond. Treasury benefited from strong fielding by Lords and Biles Jaski, and outside the first inning played better ball. Scoring included a late rally with steady pitching from Fulcher and Bandera, and key two-base hits by Sanders and Hielsski.
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Wilte Lot
Treasury
Agricultures
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IGF
Rae
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BeCauley
Fulcher
P Bao
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Ielaeks
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Newman
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Agricultura
Oobi Sears Treasury
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Teylor
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Bieleski
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Doyle
Balla
Weber
Walker
Coldlflower
Justice Scores Runs On Errors In War Loss
Justice defeated War 7 to 3 in a game marked by misplays and unearned runs. Key moments included solid fielding by Burbank and strong batting by Shaw, with Wolfe and Beckett handling pitching duties for Justice and War respectively. Time of game was 1 hour and 35 minutes.
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War Boys
Burbank
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Rhore Shaw
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Wead
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Spicer
Lay
Betta
Baseball thriller as St Stephens tops National Club at Coliseum
In a tense early season baseball game the St Stephens Institute edged the National Athletic Club two to four at the Coliseum. Strong pitching by Aselton for West End and four walks by the National twirler fueled the scoring. St Stephens led 4-2 when the game ended after six innings.
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McCormick
Doileherty
Law & Arwalls
Grungy High School League game and updates
The article covers a late season high school league baseball game with Spicer delivering a strong performance and list of players, innings, and fielding notes. It also includes league standings, games from multiple minor leagues, and a note that Raymond Brennan from the Immaculate Conception team has signed to play at American League Park tomorrow.
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Epiphany
Plant
Raymond Brennan
Immaculate Conception
Oyster Opening Sparks Tidewater Festivity and Hunting
September 1 marks the opening of oyster and shooting seasons along Chesapeake waters. Chefs await Chesapeake oyster arrivals as boats modernize gear and wharves clear for harvests from Choptank to Rappahannock. District regulations tighten weapon rules and police will inspect markets. local water fronts bustle with boats and pushers preparing for reed birds ortolan and snipes.
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Ama Taywell
Washingtoniana
Tidewater
Virginia
Carolina
Maryland
Delaware
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake
United States
Potorac
Hast Branch
Cnipe
Hyattsville Defeats Laurel and Brentwood in District Play
Hyattsville defeated Brentwood 18 to 6 while Laurel lost to Riverdale 9 to 4. Riverdale leads with 4 wins and 1 loss. Hyattavilla improves to 4 1. Brentwood stands 6 losses after another setback. Saturday schedule has Hyattavilla at Brentwood and Laurel at Riverdale.
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Aia
Lvardala
Geare
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Brentwood
Brentwood Yesterday and Arrested That Teata Py
Laurel
Wen
Lest
Riverdale
Igat
Hyattavilla
Brent
Wen Neane
Jogt
Brentweed
Hiversdale
Waddell and the Louisville Pittsburg Slubs in NL
Waddell pitched for Louisville Pittsburg and Chicago in the National League. Second base vs third base debate favors third base as harder. Cleveland halts 13 game skid by beating Athletics 4 to 3 after ten straight losses. Adirondack deer season opens with 200 plus hunters from Utica. A buck charged through Port Leyden street before fleeing to the woods.
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Rube Waddell
Louisvilla
Pittsburg
Waddell
Louisville
Chicago
Sporting Editor Post
Sporting Heitor Post
Cleveland
BK Bo
Athletics
Washington
Utica
Adirondacks
Port Leyden
Destroy the cause of baldness with Herpicide
A historical ad claims dandruff and baldness share a germ. It cites a rabbit experiment showing baldness after inoculation and asserts Newbro's Herpicide destroys the germ, preventing baldness in all cases. It urges buying from druggists and offering a sample for 10 cents.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mick Edward Stevens
7Th St
Pa. Ave
Phillip G. Affleck
Pa Ave
Four Killed in Dynamite Explosion near Jafa Harbor
A premature blast near Jafa Harbor killed Phree Alava and Battallan and blew another man into the Susquehanna River. Two others were critically injured and four Black individuals were reportedly harmed in the incident in Lancaster, Pennsylvania on August 81.
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Phree Alava
Battallan
Jafa Harbor
Ang la
Usquehanna
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington District
A sequence of property transfers records shows multiple deeds in DC neighborhoods such as Petworth Brightwood Park Langdon Park and Capitol Hill. Transfers include Hing to Dyer Aukam to White Stott to Meyers Clark to Clerk Downey to Downey and others with nominal sums around ten dollars and larger payments up to five thousand thirty dollars.
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St We
Hilen Ford Dyer
H Treat
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John A. Ruppert
Auten A
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Ki Streete
George C. Aukam
Robert P White
Square
Eleventh &Treet
American Security and Trust Company
Anna FE Schnapbele
Petworth
Andreas Loafer
Star
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Brightwood Park
E Amon Nauck
Annie Grant
Langdon Park
Ira J Baker Et Ax
George D Mitchell
Eixth Street
Frank A. Johnson
Hunts M Senseney
Twelfth Street
John H Nelson
William B Harrison
Twelfth
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Charles G Stott
Laura H Meyers
Anacostia
Gilbert A. Clark
Appleton P Clerk
Anthony Lehr
Florence Lower
Thirteenth Street
Walter E Wright
John H
Catharine A. Austin
Twentieth Street
William F Downey
Mary J Downey
Kate Mott Peck
Deeds of Trust Notices From Columbia Heights
Deeds of trust show Ellen Ford Dyer and others, Glics, securing Florence V Creamer with 43500 over 3 years at 5 percent semiannual payments. Additional notices include charges by Richard W Harkhart and others for Perpetual Building Association loans, and several other parcels and holders with varied sums and terms.
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Ellen Ford Dyer
Charles P Stone
Charles W Feirfax
Florence
Creamer
Richard W Harkhart
Charles F Benjamin
Roger T Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Harriet F Smith
L M King
J. L. Nell
Tualah
A. Boyd
Anna H Sgehnsebele
George M Enomierich
Douglase
Mackall
Weshington
Permanent Building Association
Ron M. Camp
George W. Engel
Phelan C. Hawn
Rosa E Engel
PARK
Annie Grant Et
Wiliam
Elkins Fall Meet Ends Highlighted by Black Beauty Win
At Elkins West Virginia the final day drew about 4000 spectators. Black Beauty a Pittsburg horse captured the 24 trot with a $1000 purse. The mile run race featured Lady Lusk versus Tuscan in a tense third heat. Other draws included free for all pacers and several entries across the program.
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Elkins
W Va
Black Beauty
Pittsburg
Lady Lusk
Tuscan
Ulan
New Adjutant General of Spanish War Veterans to be Announced
Lafayette Ind Aug 31 Russell Horrigan of Indianapolis attended the Light Regiment reunion and resigned as adjutant general of the United Order at Spanish War Veterans Capt William Wiglieh commander in chief received Horrigan s resignation and will announce appoint- ment of his successor at the national encampment to be held next week at Milwaukee
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Tidianapolis
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Ge! Harrigan
Mugsessof
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