Labor Day at Benning Policemen and Auto Races
Maj. Sylvester's men staged a Labor Day at Benning featuring bicycle sprint heats, four automobile races, and base ball games that drew thousands. The day opened with baseball, included thrilling motorcycle and auto races, prize cups, and Maj. Sylvester praising officers, with John Pistorio's band providing the music.
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Maj. Sylvester
Metropolitan Police
LC Brown
AC. Lynn
J G. Dunn
F. S. Hughlett
Green
Sergi Bode
Bet
Dunn
Tel Brown
Surat Bode
Lynn
Maj
Sylvester
Klobdanz
Jack Rages
Cyelist
Aloysius Club
Cowboys
Goverement Printing Office
John Pistorio
Columbias Defeat Navy in Benning Labor Day Meet
In a spirited Central Labor Union race track contest at Benning yesterday, the Columbia Athlete Club of the Capital City League defeated the Navy team from the Departmental League. The game drew a large crowd with strong support for both sides. Columbias struck late but fell short in scoring early, while Navy finally crossed the plate in the eighth inning.
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Benning Race Course
Central Labor Union
Benning
Jays
Barney Oldfielda
Maj. Sylveste
Guardians of the Peace
Elain
Columbia Athletic Club
Navy Yard
Burgin Goddard
Henry McCay
Edwin Burke
William Shaw
Wallace Cowdick
C M. Ashton
J. Briggs
Ed Sutton
TL Waple
Olgie Melle
Florence Cadick
Columbia Athlete Club
Navy
Benning Race Track
Columbias
Torney
Helena
Baseball doubles at central labor union meet
In a tense ballgame the Cowboys edged Aloysius by 10 to 9 after Brown’s wildness allowed Aloysius a seventh inning foothold, then Brown’s and Farrell’s errors and hits swung the lead. Mavens, Davis, Gallagher and Brown starred with key hits and defensive plays. umpires were Meusers, Sullivan and Thompson. Time of game was 1 hour 60 minutes.
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Daugherty
Balla
Clements
Bryan
M’carren
OlDe Mar
Sutton
Daugh’y
Omnia
Briggs
Clementa
C. A. Navy
Baron
Fulcher
Torney
Hughes
Meusrs
Sullivan
Thompson
Central Labor Union
Cowboys
Aloysius’ Club
Brown
Aloysius
Farrell
Aloy
Rhoar Mat
Gly
Hunt
Handibac
Fentup
McCarthy
Waple
Reeker
Ol Treadway
Mblain
Hagett
Adama
Noyes
O' Brown
Plz
Corrigan
Herbert
Aloysius Club
Adams
Hita
Chi Gallagher
Ricker
Hendiboe
Davis
Gallagher
Chamber+lain
Handiboe
Bagett
M¢Carthy
Callagher
Fenton
Iavena
Havena
Chamberlain
Avams
Ha- Xone
Wid Plichce
Psa Ad Wale
Hevens
Messie
Pareona
Solan
Rtaker Wheatley
Marquette
Gunton-Temple
Gunton
Plecves
Wheatley
Sprigman
Hamboe
Long
Lanky Langley
Bielaski
Sprigman i
Happy Jack Leonard
Guntons
Venable
Price
Slon
Fracion
Bernad
Cowonlasteners
Beschite
Bradtery
Bisiask
Sheemakar
Jeonard
Leonard
Balle
Smith
Betta
Aloysius Boys
Thorpe
Rapp
Betts
Sion
S.rhoae
Aloysius Rhoae Hofmann
Mattingly
Rick
Hedibi
Felly
Rioker
Col Fower
Gates
Collifower
Springtian
Ially
Pitapatrick
Noves Ta Mebarthy
Davie
W. Handiboe
A. Handiboe
W. Handiboa
Bloomingdale Wins Two Over St Patrick's Church Team
Bloomingdale soccer? No. Bloomingdale wins two one sided games 22 to 2 and 14 to 2 over St Patrick's Church. Buckley struck out seventeen in the first game, matching an earlier record, with Donn contributing a triple two doubles and four singles. Rogers pitched steadily as Bloomingdale pounded five St Patrick's pitchers. White was injured and sidelined. Minor details list line scores and fielding notes from both games.
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Tne
Neopuntea
Wark
Howard A Rhine
C. L
J. W. Boyd
F. Gd. Blivin
Fred Hart
Stanley Steamers
R. French
Cahill
I Engle
B. F. Anderson
Franklins
Howard Rhine
May Sylvester
J. L. Deneal
People's Savings Bank
St. Patrick’s
Bloomingdales
St. Patrick's Church
Buckley
Donn
Rogers
Blommngdale
St. Patrick's
White
Bumn
Gdale
Rhoae
Patrick Rhoae
Wilson
Gill
Withers
C. Strattlekin
Donhead Rogers
Kray
T Mucklay
H& Patrick’s
Dante
Willem
Widmayer
Key
Me Mann
Bussy
Douglas
al Totus
Moat
M'Gdale
al Ab
Rawick
A. Onl
Donoh
Martie
L.turer
Hinge
N. Worley
J.wil'r
Pth
Fagan
IK Donch
Pab
Bt C
G/Carrey
Busey
Donch
Houck
Worley
Bucklay
Denny
Martin
Balla
Witmayer
Donen
Bloomingdale
St Patrick's
Turner
Warley
Martle Strack
Douch
balle—Fegan
Umptco
Fegan
Victory for St Stephen's as Hooks halts game
In a Chicago News report from the Coliseum a dispute ends in a forfeit win for St Stephen's Institute over the National Athletic Club when Hooks refuses to continue after alleging a batter deflected a pitch. The ledger notes a 3-1 lead for St Stephen's and a late triple by Jenkins.
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St. Stephen's Institute
National Athletic Club
Hooks
Coliseum
Mackey
St. Stephen’s Institute
Fenton
Institute
Myers
Helmrich
Bly Woods
Great
Lander
Oy Young
McQuade
Garner
Handiboa
St. Stephen's
Firat
St Stephen's
Wirst
Lauder
McCormack
Woda Garner
Moriarity
Carroll
Jenkins
Chicago News
Society
Commissioners Sweep Three Games In One Day On The Diamond
Washington district clubs staged a strenuous day of baseball with the Commissioners beating Aloysius 3 0 in the morning, 3 2 against Fourth Presbyterian in the afternoon, and 8 0 over Gunton Temple. Notable fielding and a rare squeeze play highlighted the efforts as 2,100 spectators watched in a brisk, sunlit day of play.
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Aloysius
Fourth Presbyterians
Gunton Temple
Washington
Aloyelus
Fourth Presbyterian
Gunton-Temple
Fieller Exston
Bishop
Rightielder McKinney
Venable
Springman
Fitzpatrick
Curley Brown
Hofman
Atchison
Herring
King
Capt
Charles
Rapp
Bielaski
Colliflower
Bradley
Sprigman
Warman
Commissioners
Presbyterians
Hradley
MccKinney
Knights of Labor Excursion Draws 2000 at Marshall Hall
More than two thousand attended the Knights of Labor annual outing at Marshall Hall. Highlights included a Powderly speech urging reciprocal relations between workers and employers, a lively dancing pavilion, a roller and bowling area, and a 7 to 5 baseball win by St. Vincent's over Christ's Church with Turner Mack and Litchfield Conner starring. A silver loving cup was awarded to the victors.
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Knights of Labor
Marshall Hall
Terence B. Powderly
Powderly
St. Vincent’s
Christ's Churah
Turner and Mack
St. Vincent's
Litchfield and
Y M C A Camps Shape Future Plans For Young Members
At Lake George New York the last of 200 summer Y M C A camps closed as 200 leaders discussed athletics swimming climbing and future plans. The movement with 50000 members cited large scale camps in Pennsylvania Colorado Wisconsin and Canada offering Bible study sports and leadership training. Ninety five campers earned camp emblems by meeting tough requirements including rowing hiking canoeing and wildlife tasks.
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Lake George
G. W. Hinckley
Goodwill Farm
Jed G. Smith
John B. Sloman, Jr
Dr. Fisher
M. C
Pioneers
Ma G. A. Crimp
Geneva
Wis
Alionom
Venton
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Fort Caroling
Mannachuredia
California
Oregon
Ohio
Wisconsin
Utero
Rehoolm
Tha
Tania
Lakesand
United States
Canada
Dudley
Lake Champlain
Massachusetts
Jersey
United States Volunteers
Track and Field at the Grove Features GA A I A Wins
Kensington A A defends county relay title as J C Rosemond clinches the Foster Trophy in a torrid finish. H R Gore from Washington Grove A A suffers a leg injury yet helps his team with a relay return. Open relay won by Washington Grove A A. Kensington tops Grace Church Boys Club Linden in the county relay. Baseball games follow with Takoma beating Kensington and Washington Grove defeating Pootesville.
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Washington Young Men’s Christian Association
Montgomery
Kensington
Washington Grove Athletic Association
Grove Field
Young Men’s Christian Association
J. C. Rosemond
Takoma
Washington Grove
Pootesville
Gore
H.R. Gore
G. G. Box
Clagett
Linden
Byrne
Watson
Taupe
Clageit
Little Adams
Tech High School
National Guard
Grace Church Boys’ Club
Reluya
Rosemond
Kennington
H. N. Clagett
Rosemund
Rimavis
Aymtcuhl
Baltimore
Ohio
Trarrett
Baulah
Galbraith
Stockland A
W. F Furnage
Fraternity
A. G Hart
Kenwington A. A
Tima
Furmage
Galpraith
H. R. Gore
BP. MagoMn
T. Milliken
M. B. Clagett
A. Harr
Kensington A. A
F. M. Byrne
C. A. Watson
A. J Decker
W. H. McCaully
W.W. B. White
D. GN
Decker
MaCanbey
White
FP. P. Magoffin
H. Diamond
Washington
MLC. A
H. G. Ro
Carpenters At River View Labor Day Excursion
More than 1,600 excursionists joined the Joint District Council of Carpenters and Joiners for a Labor Day outing at River View. The event featured athletic contests, a circus, cakewalks, dancing, and a baseball game won by the Brotherhood of Carpenters over Amalgamated Carpenters. Prizes were awarded in events, and the day closed the river resort season with crowds on two boats.
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Joint
District Council of Carpenters and Joiners
River View
T. V. Arrowsmith
River Queen
Parker
Millworkers
Carpenters
Jennie Mills
George Byer
Andrew Heffernan
The Automobile Blessing for the Poor Says Mrs Mala
Mrs Mala prop declares the automobile will aid the poor since few can afford a chore. A neighbor questions the claim, and laughter follows. The Philadelphia Press quotes a boarder and a comic remark about rabbit stew, with humor about meals and mischief.
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Chicago News
Philadelphia
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