Kenna Well Known Here in Washington After Accident
Native of Charleston West Virginia Ed Kenna son of ex Senator Kenna was injured in a Kansas City bus trolley collision. A Georgetown standout in baseball and football, he sustained a fractured left arm right hand brain concussion broken jaw and injuries to eye and knee. His aunt Mrs James Jordan of 218 North Capitol street received a telegram confirming his condition.
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Ditcher
Ed Kenna
Charteston
W. Va
Louisville
Kansasity
Washington
Kenna
West Virginia
Georgetown University
Young Kerama
James Jordan
North Capitol Street
Young Kenna
Georgetown star Kenna shines as athlete and poet
Kenna, a Georgetown standout from Mount St Marys, excelled in football, baseball, and poetry during his era. He later joined the Philadelphia National League club, spent two seasons in the minors with Louisville, and earned fame for his verse. Laurel High School disbanded after a perfect season, with Merson and Fisher leading the pitching staff and lineups.
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Epotus
la Kanna
Georgetown
Mount St Merys College
Maryland
George&eowa Cen
Keim Oeer
Kenna
Richmonadkge
Philatephia
Louisville
Tee Ting N
George
Logis
Washington Post
Laurel
Mad
Laurel High School
Merson
Fisher
D. Brown
Johnson
W. Brown
Bond
Timanus
Thirst
Shaffer
Gdenwald
Wheeler
Margon
Federline
George WW. Bond
Library Team Slugs Past Interior in Practice Game
Interior facing Library in a practice contest lost 11 to 4. McKnight showcased power with a double, a triple, and a home run while striking out ten. Fenton contributed solidly for Interior, but the Library side claimed the win with key hits and steady defense.
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McKnight
Interior
Post-office routs Commerce and Labor in one sided game
The Post-office pounded Commerce and Labor yesterday as Haring and Evans split pitching duties. Clark led batting with standout hit production while Bradley and Adams chased runs, and Terry yielded most of the hits. Final lines show Post-office 14, Commerce and Labor 3 with several errors and multiple stolen bases.
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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 edges National Athletic Club 2 to 1 in a fifty seven minute game at the Coliseum. Kerr homered, Hoyle drove in the deciding run in the ninth with two outs and a man on base. McCormick and Clark starred in fast, sharp fielding as Stanley allowed only two runs. Umpire Mr. Mackey. The Sunday Post.
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Coliseum Grounds
Stanley
Feld
Hoyle
Columbia Athletic Club
National Athletic Club
Coliseum
McCormick and Clark
Columbia Rhgae
EB Taylor
Myars
Babson
Conway
Waple
Usettan
Mullen
Oltenkiis
Glotzback
Krakling
Fulcber
McCortck
Hayle
Clark
Toms
Columbia
National
Nationals
Wnationains
Kerr
Grotzback
Bybwon
Mr. Mackey
National Commission drafts rule to protect players in draft
The National Commission, meeting in St. Louis, adopts an amendment to the drafting rule to safeguard minor league players. It requires all major league clubs to waive a claim before a player purchased can be moved, with a $1,000 purchase price fixed by the leagues. A list of players purchased by American and National Leagues is released, including several at Detroit, New York, Cleveland, Boston, St. Louis, and Washington.
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Ohio
National Baseball Comigaion
August Herrmann
Theennes
W. B. Douglass
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Commission
Shreveport
Bartley
Toronto
Fred Applegate
William O'Brien
Gus Sofle
B. D. Zimmerman
Manchester
Armbruster
New Origana
Otto Williams
Jamey H. Dygert
St. Paul
Phil Geier
Edward Wheeler
Birmingham
Parry C. Niles
Arthur Rogan
Detroit
Grand Rapides
Harry Perry
Minneapolis
James Wiggs
Clay
Perry Benstong
Fall River
Harris
Catcher Peterson
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Harry R. Morgen
Peter O'Brien
M. J. Kelley
Joesph N. Sullivan
Charles Hemphill
Walter Staule
Kelley
Dallas
Harry Ables
Denver
Hartsell
Chicago
Milwaukee
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Thomas Dougherty
O'Neill
Hemphill
Toledo
Louis Fiene
New Orleans
George Roche
Washington
Fred Falkenberg
Brooklyn
Holyoke
John Morlel
Louis Richie
Beal
Atheny
James Paaterius
San Francisco
Joseph Corbett
Bmimphis
Sugge
Baltimore
Fred D. Burchner
T. J. Jordan
Hugh Jeenings
J W. Byers
J. H. McNeal
Pittabura
Des Moines
A. P Liefield
Ganley
Atlanta
James Archer
Bloomington
B. Kinsella
Jersey City
W. Lindeman
Springfield
Flanagan
Oberlin
Cincinnnati
Wilkesbarre
John Stogel
William Hinchman
Utica
John Vowinkle
Maobile
Ernest C. Baker
Columbus
August Corner
New York
Offa Nell
Minneyapolis
William Marshall
Louisville
Ferguson
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Hines
Troy
de Groot
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A. Hoelnkoetter
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Peranto
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Haydon
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Macon
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Swahn
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Hill
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Jacobsen
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Pittsburg shuts out St Louis as Ritchey drives three RBIs
Pittsburg beat St Louis 4 hits to 0 behind Leever. Ritchey stood out with three driven runs and strong defense. McFarland pitched well but got little support as 2,110 fans witnessed the shutout in a Pennsylvania matchup.
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Pittsburg
Leever
St. Louis
McFarland
St. Lena
Rhoaeh Ganley
Dunleavy
Clarke
O Shannon
Teach
Minor league scores from around the nation
A roundup of results across leagues including the American Association in Indianapolis and Minneapolis, Southern League games in Milwaukee and Montgomery, Eastern, South Atlantic and New York State League contests with scores such as Montreal 13 Toronto 6 and Syracuse 3 Scranton 2.
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Toronto
Baltimore
Newark
Rochester
Buffalo
New York State League
Syracuse
Scranton
Troy
C. A
Binghamton
Wilkesbarre, T
Albany
Utica
Fifth Baptists Defeated In Postseason Bout
In the Mount Pleasant Sunday-school League game Gunton held Fifth Baptist to six hits and two runs as Watchinson limited their offense. Key plays featured Bood's support with men on base and a home run by Bidlask. Umpire Betta. Time 1 hour 20 minutes.
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OAD
Rhoaeh
Blessing
Carr
Matthews
Bunn
Mt O
Mathias
McKnight
Leech
Read
ijIngram
Wahler
J.fenton
McGoffin
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Marvin
Sullivangsb
Bar Tracy
Ambrose
Balla
Hy McKnight
Webber
Ryan
Ivan
Fintona
Tracy
Erwin
Raab
Mathews
Sullivan
Watchinson
Fifth Baptist
Mount Pleasant
Wirth
Rhoaey Gunton
Rhoae
I. Bilett
Blelaski
Newsgent
Newgant
Hutchinson
Bidlask
Raymond
Spicer
Price
Shoemaker
Mr. Betta
Chicago Bunched Hits To Beat Cleveland Outright
Chicago defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 as Walsh held the weakened Cubs to minimal offense. Cleveland's absences of Lajoie, Bradley, and Bemla hampered scoring while Cleveland made several errors. Attendance listed as 1.53, and the game lasted 1 hour 15 minutes with Rhoades and Walsh as pitchers.
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Cleveland
Walsh
Chicago
Rhoades
Clevelands
Lajoie
Bradley
Bemla
Rhoae
Rhoar Jackson
Holmes
Bay
Flick
OjDavia
A. Stovall
Olfsholl
Donohue
Sullivan
Tannehill
Dundon
Harned
Clarke
Fick
Jones
Davis
Tannabill
Isbell
Messia
Connolly
O'Loughlin
Nationals Trip West Athletics Close Race in Pennant Chase
Washington Nationals surge westward to take three of four from strong clubs, advancing to a 0.613 winning percentage on the trip while Philadelphia Athletics hover near the lead. The piece credits Stahl and Mack for top pitching and notes Hughes’ pitching heroics amid a modest team batting line.
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Jake Stahl
Nationals
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Stahl
Athletics
Mack
White Sox
Ben
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Tigers
Hughes
Huelsman
Knoll
Anderson
Hickman
Brahl
Cassidy
Hill
Jones
Heyden
Kittredge
Lost Game by Errors in Chicago Cincinnati Clash
Chicago fell behind late due to errors allowing Cincinnati to surge in the seventh and eighth. Attendance 3,200 as Chicago loses 3 to 9 with misplayed balls and key runs scoring on miscues.
Victory for New York Over Philadelphia 4 to 1 in Baseball
New York defeats Philadelphia 4 to 1 with only one run by Philadelphia in the first inning. Attendance 5,800. McGann hit a two-base, and Mathews allowed several hits as New York gains the win in a two hour game.
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New York
Philadelphia
Rhoae Phila
Rhoae Browne, Jr
Thomas
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. Gessler starred with the bat while a sharp double play helped secure the win. Attendance 1,406. scoring 7 to 2.
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Brooklyn
Mass
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 Tennis Tourney Continues Next Day at Cumberland
Inter State Potomac Club tennis tourney in Cumberland Maryland extended to tomorrow with large attendance. Reports show several round results across men singles doubles and ladies events including Kerr Powell Smith and Geare Randall Davis with unfinished finals and close scores reflecting a split day of play.
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Cumberland
Apedal
Washington Post
Potomac Club
F. BE. Powell
K. Harris
A. Taylor Smith
J. O. Watson
John
Kerr
G. Lowe
John S Kerr
Farry da Yin
E Dronnen
R. Hanlon
Hunter Boyd
H. H. Dickey
T. Donaldson
F. A. G. Murray
Thurston Boyd
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
Ledlee
Margaret Geare
Mary Randall
Mary McHenry
Ruth Cochrane
Hesse Shearer
Muriel Geare
Katherine Davis
Madeline Geare
Huth Cochrane
Miss Sutton Wins Finals in Tri-State Tennis
Miss Mae Sutton defeated Miss Helen Homans of New York in the women's singles final, losing only one game. She will meet Miss McAteer for the title tomorrow as Kreigh Collins and R D Little won matches to set up a challenge to Beals Wright. other results include Little over Emerson and Collins over Leroy in men's singles.
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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 Knocks Out Barry in Twentieth Round
In San Francisco last night Tommy Burns of Canada knocked out Dave Barry of San Francisco in the twentieth round. After a tame start the action picked up in the later rounds with Burns delivering a decisive right swing to the jaw.
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Tommy Burns
San Francisco
Tommy” Burns
Canada
Dave Barry
Burna
Harry
Buros
Ty of
Theseine
Anal Ia
Dering and Anderson Reach Women's Western Golf Final
In Chicago on September 1 two Chicago women reached the final of the fifth annual Western golf championship at Homewood Country Club. Mrs C L Dering beat Ruth Steele 4 up, while Mrs Frane Anderson edged Annis Palmetier 2 up after a dramatic finish with a 30 foot uphill putt.
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Chicago
Homewood Country Club
Flessmoor
C. L. Dering
Midlothian
Frane Anderson
Hinsdale
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