Smith Hurls Silent Game For White Stockings Victory
Chicago Aug 2 Frank Smith returned to form with a brilliant pitching performance guiding the White Stockings to a 2 1 0 win over the Nationals. Stahl faced a rough day, echoed by fans who claimed Ortiz and limited baserunners, while Davis narrowly missed matching Youngs record. Attendance reached two thousand with the Sox suffering a late rally attempt.
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Washington
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 blanks New York in three straight win
Detroit pitchers shut out New York as Powell and Donovan led a dominant game. The Metropolitan team struggled to score while Detroit built an early lead and maintained control throughout. The report notes broad public interest rising in wartime cures and mentions Bucklin’s Arnica Salve as a local product.
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Detroit
Powell
Detroits
New York
Donovan
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia in Fourth Straight Win
Cleveland plates four runs to hold off Philadelphia 3 to 0 in a road game. Joss struck out six, Waddell eight, with Davis and Waddell each collecting two hits. Lajoie and Murphy provided Philadelphia’s scoring chances, but Cleveland’s defense limited them to four runners left on base.
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Meyeland
Ghia
Aug
Philadephia Pasa
Cleveland
Waddell
Aig
Pamia
Philadelphia
Hoare
Cleveland Rhoah
AH Oah Bay
GlHargel
Filck
Hoffiman
Buelow
Deyia
Lajole
Lcross
Bravall
Feybold
Jackson
Murphy
Turner
McRoss
Clarke
OlBchreck
Bass
Mr Sheridan
Pittsburg
Ius Arehsu
Fulta
Hurke
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Pittaburg
St Louia
Leach Drain Potts
Berkley
Thielman
Dmont
Brolun
Wagner Brain
Ritchey
Hutcney
Wagner
Howard
Tlaherty
Came
Y Flehery
Case
Hira
Flaherty
Casa
Taniaga
Emsiie
Boston Takes Final Game From St Louis In Series
Boston defeated St Louis 3 to 2 in the final game of the series. Attendance 1,200. Key players include Rockfield, Burkett, Grimshaw, and Jones. Pitchers Pelty and Dinsen contributed, with Savone and Ferris noted in play. Game lasted 1 hour 37 minutes.
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St. Lows
St .Louis
Boston
St Louis
Boston Rhoaes Stone
Burkett
Rock Field
Friskort
Olga Wallace
Gcollins
Jonea
Freeman
Gleason
Grimshaw
Kocher
Ferrig
Sugden
Criger
Pely
Dinsen
BO Tatm
Sc Louis
Beeton
Rockenfield Jones Burkett
Grimsh
National League results and upcoming games
Yesterday's NL results show Philadelphia defeated New York 8 to 5 and Pittsburg beat St Louis 2 to 1, with a second Pittsburg win 10 to 4 over St Louis. Today schedule has Brooklyn at Boston, Philadelphia at New York, and Cincinnati at Chicago. Standings list New York, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Chicago, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, with varying win percentages.
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Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
St Louis
Detroit
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Wea
Wil
Louta
Baaton
Two for Pittsburg in doubleheader plays
Pittsburg Pa saw two baseball games with contrasting styles. The opener featured a pitchers duel until a ninth inning incident left Brown ejected, while the second became a slugfest. Clarkes and Leach produced key hits for Pittsburgh as the first run came on an error.
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Pittsburg
Brown
Pittsbure
Wott
Clarkes
Leach
Philadelphia Nationals Upset McGinnity at Polo Grounds
Philadelphia defeats New York 8 to 3 after manager Nicholls pulls McGinnity in the second inning. Nichols relieved, Wiltse and Pittenger also pitched for New York as Philadelphia outhits and outscores the home club with strong fielding and early blows. Attendance about 5,000. In a separate game the Cuban X Giants beat All Washington 9 to 3, with plans to face Metropolitan League Stars next.
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New York
Philadelphia
Nationals
Polo Grounds
McGinnity
Nichols
Pidelphia Rhoah New York
RHO AB Thoms
Orowne
Glemea' Fe
Olbenlim
Bresnohone
Pittenger
Wiltz
Latle
OW MetHunity
Wiltze
Nichola
Wilte
Brannfield
Donlin
Titus
Beam
Hranafeld
Dook
Courtney Joe Bransfeld
Piteher
Deoin
McGinnty
Wiltse
Mr Johnstone
Cuban X Giants
Washington
All Washington
Church League
Baseball Notes From A Lengthy Scribble
The fragmentary notes discuss Highlanders and Athletics players and trades, mentions Beined and Anderson Ickman as reliable pitchers, and notes expansions in the American League. It references Armbruster, Griffith, Ban Johnson, Connie Mack, and various teams like Pittsburgh Boston Chicago and New York in a broad season overview with aims, standings, and upcoming interleague games.
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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
Nationale Devroit
Treasury Triumphs Over Agriculture In Fourth Tuning
A big crowd gathered at Beith diamond yesterday to witness the crucial game between Treasury and Agriculture. Treasury won despite Agriculture's early effort, with Lord's and Biles Jaski delivering standout fielding and efficient battery work. Official score shows Treasury 6, Agriculture 1, after a two-hour, fifteen-minute affair marked by errors by Agriculture and timely hits by Treasury.
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Wilte Lot
Treasury
Agricultures
Lord's
Biles Jaski
IGF
Rae
Beza Laasoer
BeCauley
Fulcher
P Bao
Ehittenden
Ielaeks
Fhorpe
Fia
Newman
Ofai i
Winchester Rt
Agricultura
Oobi Sears
bassa—Agriculture
Balle
Bandera
Banders
Sanders
Hielsski
Thorpe
Teylor
Love
McCauney
Baard
Bieleski
Beard Chittenden
Doyle
Balla
Weber
Walker
Coldlflower
Justice Defeats War In Erratic Interleague Tilt
Justice beat War 7 to 3 in a game noted for unearned runs amid misplays. Burbank and Shaw stood out on defense and at bat while Wolfe and Beckett led the mound duel. Errors fueled Justice’s offense as War stranded eight and left on base.
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War
White Lot
War Boys
Burbank
Shaw
Rhore Shaw
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Gbabpi
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Everett
Reed
odiLdi Wolfe
Younge
Finnegan
Houlzshaarf
Wolfe
Beckett
C Beckett
Kielnemiat
We Mahon
Fenwick
Batied Well But Lost to St Stephens Institute
The National Athletic Club batted better than St Stephens Institute at the Coliseum but lost 4 to 2 as starter Aselton issued four walks in the first inning allowing two unearned runs. St Stephens led 4 2 when play ended in the sixth, with frequent baserunners and late chances for the National club.
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National Athletic Club
St Stephen's Institute
Coliseum
Aselton
West End
Stephen's Institute
Secore
St Stephens
Rhoadhd Welsh $B
Myers c
Hughes
Hughes, A
Moriarity If
U Conway
McCarron Cf
Okerr Lf
Liaiodo Carroll Ib
Okrakingsp OG
Carr Ri
Enkins Jb
Heinrich c
McCormick
Doileherty
Law & Arwalls
Gunclients Lobe Phig One- The G raps treented patchad
The report covers a chaotic high school league game with Spicer delivering a strong performance for Wifth, noting a fast, snappy pace and a clutch showing by several players. The boxed box score lists multiple players, innings and umpire details, with references to Eastern and Southern leagues and a late signing by manager Plant of Epiphany.
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War
Epiphany
Plant
Raymond Brennan
Immaculate Conception
Oyster Opening Adds Sport To Tidewater Maryland
The September 1 opening of oyster and shooting seasons boosts tidewater activity. Chefs expect fresh Chesapeake oysters to arrive. oyster boats upgrade gear and front docks clear for new traffic. District law enforces shoulder-fired gun rules and police inspect markets to curb end of wholesale hunting.
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Ama Taywell
Washingtoniana
Tidewater
Virginia
Carolina
Maryland
Delaware
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake
United States
Potorac
Hast Branch
Cnipe
Hyatavilla Beats Brentwood in Yardley Pennant Action
Laurel and Riverdale won their games while Hyattaville and Brentwood lost. Hyattaville defeated Brentwood 18 to 6 as Riverdale and Laurel each posted victories. Tomorrow Hyattavilla meets Brentwood and Laurel faces Riverdale at designated venues.
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SHEA
Aia
Lvardala
Geate
Hyattaville
Brentwood Yevaterday
Teata Py
Laurel
Wen
Lest
Riverdale
Igat
Hyattavilla
Brent
Wen Neane
Jogt
Maturda
Brentweed
Hiversdale
Wad dell played for Louisville Pittsburg and Chicago
An National League query confirms Rube Waddell pitched for Louisville Pittsburg and Chicago. In betting, third base is regarded harder than second. Cleveland’s slump vs Athletics and deer season opening report from Utica New York notes hunters leaving for Adirondacks with favorable conditions and a noted buck incident at Port Leyden.
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Sporting
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 ads
A historic ad promotes Newbro's Herpicide claiming dandruff and baldness share a germ. It asserts a rabbit inoculated with the germ goes bald in six weeks and that destroying the germ prevents baldness, urging购买 samples and citing Detroit and Washington area agents.
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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 at Harbor Blast
A dynamite blast near Jafa Harbor caused the premature explosion killing Phree Alava and Battallan. A second man and two others were wounded, some believed swept into the Susquehanna River. Authorities investigate cause and origin of the incident.
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Lancaster
Phree Alava
Battallan
Jafa Harbor
Ang la
Usquehanna
Real estate transfers list transfers across districts
A series of real estate transfers recorded in Columbia Heights Brightwood Park Langdon Park Petworth and other DC areas shows multiple trustees grantees and sellers. Notable entries include Hing to Dyer for lot 77 block 28 and Aukam to White for part of original lot 11 square 40 reflecting values from 10 to 5030 dollars and multiple deeds to and between individuals and trusts in blocks 10 and 109d and streets including Sixth Seventh Northwest Southeast Thirteenth and Twelfth Streets.
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Charlee W. Hing
St We
Hilen Ford Dyer
H Treat
Sixth
Seventh
John A. Ruppert
Auten A
Richard W. Burkhart
Ki Streete
George C. Aukam
Robert P White
Square
Eleventh &Treet
American Security and Trust Company
Anna FE Schnapbele
Petworth—Andrews Loafer
Star
John J Turner
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
Thirteenth Atreats
Charles G Stott
Laura H Meyers
Anacostia
Gilbert A. Clark
Appleton P Clerk
Petworth
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 filed involving Ellen Ford Dyer and others to secure various sums including 43500 at 5 percent with semiannual payments, and multiple properties in SQUARE 801 and adjacent blocks. Notices list secured amounts from 550 to 33000, terms up to six years, with several named grantors and grantees, and references to Permanent Building Association and similar entities.
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Columbia Heights
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 with Black Beauty win
The Elkins Fall Association meet in West Virginia drew about 4000 spectators over three days. Black Beauty, a Pittsburg horse, won the 24 trot with a $1,000 prize. The mile run heat featured Lady Lusk against Tuscan amid lively pacing and excitement.
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Pittsburg
Washington Peat
Elkins
W Va
Black Beauty
Lady Lusk
Tuscan
Ulan
New Adjutant General Named for Spanish War Veterans
Lafayette Ind Aug 31 Russell Horrigan of Indianapolis attending the reunion of the Light Regiment Indiana Infantry 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 the appointment at the national encampment to be held next week in Milwaukee.
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Ind
Russell Horrigan
Tidianapolis
Indiana Infantry
United Order
William Wiglieh
Ge! Harrigan
Mugsessof
Milwaukee
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