Kenna Well Known Here from Charleston Lineage
Ed Kenna, a Louisville baseball pitcher from Charteston West Virginia and son of former Senator Kenna, is recovering after a bus collision with a trolley in Kansasity. He suffered a fractured left arm, shattered hand, brain concussion, broken jaw, eye and knee injuries. His aunt in Washington received word yesterday of his condition.
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Ed Kenna
Charteston
W. Va
Louisville
Kansasity
Washington
Kenna
West Virginia
Georgetown University
Young Kerama
James Jordan
North Capitol Street
Young Kenna
Georgetown’s Kenna Shines on Varsity and Minor Leagues
Kenna, lauded as a standout pitcher at Georgetown then Richmond and Philadelphia, pursued baseball and football coaching before minor league stints with Louisville. A poet-pitcher, he authored verses published by The Washington Post. Laurel high school disbands after a perfect season led by Merson, Fisher, and D Brown, with focus shifting to football.
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Epotus
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Georgetown
Mount St Merys College
Maryland
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Keim Oeer
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Richmonadkge
Philatephia
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Logis
Washington Post
Laurel
Mad
Laurel High School
Merson
Fisher
D. Brown
Johnson
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Thirst
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Gdenwald
Wheeler
Margon
Federline
George WW. Bond
Interior Sluggers Stymie Library in Practice Clash
Interior trounced Library 11 to 4 in a practice game as McKnight showcased a powerful swing with a double a triple and a home run despite a sore arm. Fenton led Interior with steady fielding and timely hits while Walker and Leech contributed on defense and offense in a lengthy 1 hour 53 minute contest.
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Interior
Fenton
OAD
Rhoaeh
Blessing
Carr
Matthews
Bunn
Mt O
Mathias
Leech
Read
ijIngram
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J.fenton
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Walker
Marvin
Sullivangsb
Bar Tracy
Ambrose
Balla
Hy McKnight
Webber
Ryan
Ivan
Fintona
Tracy
Erwin
Raab
Mathews
Sullivan
One-Sided Game Delivers Clean Victory for Post-Office
Post-office crushed Commerce and Labor in a lopsided contest. Clark stood out with strong batting while Waring took the loss in the box for Commerce and Labor. Hitting highlights included Adams and Tierney contributing, with several players stealing bases and a key double play turning by Matthews to Adams. The game lasted about one hour and forty minutes with Venable umpiring.
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Post-ofice
Commerce and Labor
Waring
Commerce
Clark
Ecore
Fast-ofice RI Qai
Com &L
Rhore Bradle
Jovans
Maring
Hillman
Adams
Lrkec
Bacon
Hretner
Penn
Jrtowlind
Matthews
Javehl
Fenton
Germane
Tierney
Faarra
Bishop
C. Po
Post-office
Om Baring
Terry
Evans
Haring
Bradley
McKee
Venable
Columbia Wins in Ninth at Coliseum
Columbia Athletic Club defeats the National Athletic Club 2 to 1 in a 57 minute game at the Coliseum on Fourteenth and A street northeast. Kerr hit a homer in the eighth to tie, Hoyle delivered the go ahead run in the ninth with two out and a man on base. McCormick and Clark starred on defense. Stanley pitched for Nationals, Kerr for Columbia. Umpire Mr. Mackey. The Sunday Post.
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Coliseum Grounds
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Feld
Hoyle
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Mullen
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McCortck
Hayle
Clark
Toms
Columbia
National
Wnationains
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Grotzback
Bybwon
Mr. Mackey
National Commission adopts draft rule to protect players
The National Commission in St Louis adopted an amended drafting rule to shield minor league players from being buried by drafts. It allows waivers only if all major league clubs in the National and American leagues decline the player’s services, with a $1000 purchase price fixed by the leagues. Lists of purchased players from American and National Leagues follow, including moves for Philadelphia, Detroit, New York, Cleveland, Boston, St. Louis, Washington, Chicago, and others.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Comigaion
August Herrmann
Theennes
W. B. Douglass
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Sioux City
Cadwallader
Omaha
Shipke
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Haydon
Columbus
Brown
Buffalo
Brockett
Macon
Fox
Topeka
Hughes
Bonimer
Atlanta
Archer
Vincennes
Duggan
New Orleans
Manuel
Montgomery
McCoy
Starkell
Charles Smith
Dongalton
Fort Worth
Christian
Nashville
Jansity
Minneapolis
Thomas
Fort Dodge
Frohm
Hartford
Justice
Pueblo
Cook
Dubuque
Swahn
Pictebure
Kans
Young
Dallas
Rickey Andress
Providence
Josslyn
Jersey City
Olmstead
Sporting Editor Post
W. H.R
Duggleby
Philadelphia Nationals
Washington American League
Falkenberg
St Louis
Howell
Buchanan
Patten
Chiorgia
Smith
Walsh
Patterson
Townsend
Owen
Hug
Chiergo
Aves
Anderson
Hickman
Heyden
Kittredge
Stak
Cassidy
Hill
Knoll
Jones
Jacobsen
Fey Philadelphia
New
St. Louia
W. L. Pet
Ptegil Boston
Chiesio
Ace
Ave
Pittsburg shuts out St Louis as Ritchey leads with three RBIs
Pittsburg defeated St Louis 2 to 0 behind Leever’s near perfect pitching and Ritchey’s three RBI performance. McFarland struggled with little support while Gratitude, Grady, and Leaver contributed to the visiting offense in a brisk 1 hour 20 minute game. Attendance was 2,110.
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Leever
St. Louis
Ritchey
McFarland
St. Lena
Rhoaeh Ganley
Dunleavy
Clarke
O Shannon
Teach
Oooo
Harned Jung
Grady
Leach
Brain
Smoot
Shay
Wagner
D& McFarland
Minor league baseball score roundup across leagues
Scores from the American Association at Indianapolis and Minneapolis, the Southern, Eastern, South Atlantic, New York State, and other leagues. Games listed include Indianapolis 2 over Columbia, Minneapolis 8 over St Paul, Milwaukee 3 over Kansas City, Little Rock 3 over Atlanta, Shreveport 3 over Montgomery, Montreal 13 over Toronto, Baltimore 2 over Newark, Syracuse 3 over Scranton, and Albany 1 over Utica among others with delays and a game postponed due to travel.
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Wright
Milwaukee
Babingon
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Schaub
St. Paul
Noonan
Pittsburg
Pueblo
Kaabe
Springfield
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Altizer
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Montreal
Raub
Shreveport
Swan
Nashville
Bennett
Hickman
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Baltimore
Newark
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New York State League
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Scranton
Troy
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Binghamton
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Albany
Utica
Fifth Baptists Fall To Gunton In Postseason Showdown
In the Mount Pleasant Sunday-school League game, regular Gunton faced Fifth Baptists. Gunton allowed six hits, two runs, while teammate Bood drove in key runs. Newgent pitched for Fifth, but Gunton prevailed 6 to 4 in 1 hour 20 minutes with home run by Bidlask and two-base hits by Hutchinson and others.
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Fifth Baptist
Mount Pleasant
Wirth
Rhoaey Gunton
Rhoae
I. Bilett
Blelaski
Newsgent
Newgant
Hutchinson
Bidlask
Raymond
Spicer
Price
Shoemaker
Mr. Betta
Chicago Bunched Hits Triumph Over Cleveland
Chicago defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 as Walsh pitched well in relief for Chicago while Cleveland could not muster hits against him. Absences of Lajoie Bradley and Bemla weakened Cleveland, and errors aided Chicago’s scoring. Attendance was 1,530. First game features and player stats included. A Mount Pleasant benefit game follows at 6:15 p.m. with proceeds aiding past-season costs.
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Bradley
Bemla
Rhoae
Rhoar Jackson
Holmes
Bay
Flick
OjDavia
A. Stovall
Olfsholl
Donohue
Sullivan
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Dundon
Harned
Clarke
Fick
Jones
Davis
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Isbell
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Connolly
O'Loughlin
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Foundry
Church League
Douglas Memorials
Goring
Gama
Hughes
Frank Smith
Tom
Smith
Townsend
Besten
St. Louis
Patten
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Falkenburg
Findlay
Ohio
Glenwood M
Providence
R. I
England
Mitchell Brothers
Morrow County
Nationals Trip West Amid Close Athletics Second in Race
Washington Nationals finish a West Coast swing with a strong showing, beating three of four clubs to narrow the gap with Chicago and rise to a .613 pace versus Philadelphia’s .62. Hughes dominates pitching, while the offense sustains momentum despite Huelsman’s absence and Knoll’s limited chances.
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Athletics
Washington
Mack
Chicago
White Sox
Philadelphia
Ben
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Tigers
Hughes
Huelsman
Knoll
Anderson
Hickman
Brahl
Cassidy
Hill
Jones
Heyden
Kittredge
Lost Game by Errors in Chicago Cincinnati Tilt
Chicago fell behind during seventh and eighth innings due to errors to hand Cincinnati a 3 to 9 loss. Attendance 3,200. Scoring and box show Chicago misplays and key hits by Schulte and Tinker. Umpire Klein. time 1 hour 36 minutes.
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Cincinnati
Chicagos
Casey
Barry
McCarthy
Seymour
Schulte
Corcoran
Tinker
Oteinfeldt
Maloney
Ogdwan
Hofman
O Bridwell
Kiing
Obchiai
Brown
h—Tinker
Om Brown
Mr. Klein
Victory for New York Over Philadelphia in 4 1 Win
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 as the visitors’ lone run came in the first inning before 5,800 in attendance. McGann hit a two-base double for New York and Mathewson struck out nine batters for the win. Philadelphia tallied single runs on errors and managed just a single tally in the fourth.
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Philadelphia
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Rhoae Browne, Jr
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Devlin
Lensan
McGann
Mertes
Magee
Dahlon
Mathewan
Doom
Dablen
Bale
Mathewson
Pittinger
Strret
Johnstone
Boston Defeats Brooklyn In Second Inning Rally
Boston won by bunching hits and exploiting Brooklyn errors in the second inning. A sharp double play and Gessler's bat highlighted the effort as attendance reached 1,406. Final score 5 to 2 with Tenney and Moran delivering key two-base hits and Gessler hitting a triple.
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Brooklyn
Gessler
RHO
Chie
Dobbs
Tenney
Sheckard
Dolan
Han
Delehanty
Geszler
Cannell
Babb
Raymer
OlLewis
Strebel
Omalay
Moran
Bergen
Young
Panton
Eocort
Lmenney
Abbaticchio
Tenmey
Scanlon
Gesalier
Balla
Potomac Club Tourney Continues At Cumberland Tennis
Inter State Potomac Club tournament at Cumberland resumes tomorrow after a one day extension. Attendance was large as results from men singles and doubles, including Kerr, Powell, Smith, Watson, and Geare sisters, roll in with unfinished finals and late rounds.
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Apedal
Washington Post
Potomac Club
F. BE. Powell
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J. O. Watson
John
Kerr
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John S Kerr
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H. H. Dickey
T. Donaldson
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G. D. Brooke
George Henderson
J. Colbern
W.O. Hoffman
J. Belbert
Harry Davis
G. A. Murray
A. B. Cochrane
C. B. Geare
I. Lawler
Miss Sutton Wins Finals at Tri State Tennis
Miss Mae Sutton defeats Miss Helen Homans of New York in two sets to reach the title match. She will face Miss McAteer for the championship tomorrow in Cincinnati. Kreigh Collins and R D Little win notable matches in other divisions as Beals Wright title defense looms.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Mae Sutton
Helen Homans
New York
Miss Sutton
Kreigh Collins
Chicago
Robert Leroy
R. D. Little
Nat Emerson
Collins
Little
Beals C. Wright
tri-State
K. Colline
R. Leroy
R. D. Lille
T. W. Stephens
Burns Stops Barry With Clean Right Blow in Twentieth
In San Francisco, Tommy Burns of Canada knocked out Dave Barry of San Francisco in the twentieth round after a slow start. The bout opened tame through fourteen rounds, Burna scored a knockdown in the fifteenth, and delivered decisive blows late, securing the KO at the final bell.
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San Francisco
Tommy” Burns
Canada
Dave Barry
Burna
Harry
Buros
Ty of
Theseine
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Dering and Anderson Reach Finals in Western Golf Championship
In Chicago at Homewood Country Club on September 1 two women reached the final of the fifth annual Western golf championship. Mrs. C L Dering defeated Ruth Steele 4 up, and Mrs Frane Anderson beat Annis Palmetier 2 up after a dramatic finish with a 30 foot uphill putt.
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Homewood Country Club
Flessmoor
C. L. Dering
Midlothian
Frane Anderson
Hinsdale
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