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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
40
Youngsters at Van Ness Park cheer as Yelle and Lusty lead inspiring events. Dale girls upset Jeffersons in a stirring track day with many exciting events on the programme at the city athletic meet.
The Towers playground event drew 500 children as Commissioner Wert presented the championship pennant to the Towers team for their outstanding season. The afternoon featured indoor baseball, sewing, and running events with prizes awarded to top finishers from Ludlow, Ludlow’s first prize for free work, and notable performances by many named participants in track, field, and gaming activities.
Washington and Virginia will not meet this fall after Charlottesville officials failed to confirm a rescheduled football date. Despite efforts by downtown managers to arrange a match, Virginia did not commit, ending any chance of a Virginia schedule in the Southern region this season.
Thirty athletes from the Sein American Athletic Club travel to Jamestown for a championship meet. Monroe leads Norfnik contingent with Teah and Denis Murray among the team members.
A rambling Sporting Comment weighs in on Norfolk boot makers and a Virginia racing scene. It discusses favorites in races, wagers, and a proposed Wagner vs. Lajoie matchup, plus notes on Burns, Johnson, and the Athletics' American League lead amid suspensions and conflicts in baseball.
Richmond defeats Danville 1 to 0 in the twelfth inning after Wallace hits a triple and Revels scores on Fisher's wild throw. Six thousand fans celebrate as Wallace and Revels shine. Danville squanders a seventh inning chance with bases loaded and no outs. A combined six innings were played due to rain concerns. the doubleheader was trimmed to a single extended game.
Norfolk, Va. saw a 9 4 0 portsmouth defeat another foe in a pitcher dominated game. Bix Otey and Carter led the effort with solid hits as Richmond struggled to capitalize. The Eastern League action at Ballingson Baltimore Ferrey City area also featured Montreal and Toronto subplots with low scoring outcomes.
Weather halts the season opening clash between the Boston Nationals and Philadelphia Phillies. Doubleheaders were planned for tomorrow as teams endure wet grounds, with Smith and Winter expected to duel in the rescheduled games. Players struggle through travel and hotel arrangements as managers assess injuries and lineup shifts amid dreary forecast.
In Philadelphia on Sept 4 the Pittsburgh Pirates won both ends of a doubleheader against the New York Giants, 4 to 2 in game one and 7 to 4 in game two. Key pitching from Bender and rapid offense, including two throws by Leach and solid fielding, helped Pittsburgh clinch the sweep as Philadelphia and Cincinnati observers noted the strong performance.
Chicago edged St Louis 3 to 2 in a windy afternoon game marked by stellar fielding. Dougherty long throw to the plate aided by a notable miscue and solid plays from both lineups highlighted the effort as Altrock and Poole contributed on the mound for Chicago.
Brooklyn and New York split a doubleheader with the second game played to finish. The box shows players such as Alperman Lamley Greene and Maloney, with Brooklyn and New York each tallying runs and defensive plays. Umpire Mr Lay.
Chicago cruised to an easy win over St Louis as new Saint Louis pitcher Raymond impressed in his debut. The game featured erratic play, limited offense from both sides, and a lopsided final that reflected Chicago’s superior hitting and fielding. Key names mentioned include Raymond and Glemar, with scattered batting and pitching notes throughout.
A second IQSEES contest saw a dramatic eruption that forced a tough uphill battle for the teams involved. Officials report heightened tension as competitors pushed for a decisive advantage despite setbacks.
In a chaotic recap of local action, pitchers Waddell and Earnhardt clash with Bethany as Treasury edges Bethany 9 to 8 in a tense amateur clash at National Park. Donalandson, Quinlan, and Wrigley star infield play while Barnhardt settles down after a rough third inning amid tight defense and late scoring.
Leesburg Va Sept 4 The Leesburg Independents were blanked in both games by the home team pitchers. Highlights include Warthen Jackson and Hope on the mound, Alexander and Carter contributing solid at bats, with Towle and Grant staging key plays. Time of game about 1 hour 66 minutes.
Special to The Jamestown Exposition announces a grand gathering of luxury craft in Hampton Roads in front of Jamestown Tercentennial. The event features cups donated by President Roosevelt and others, with multiple races for yachts of various classes, culminating in a final all‑for‑one race open to all.
In Dublin Ireland on September 4 no members of the Royal Irish Yacht Club say any challenge for the Americas Cup has been accepted or discussed. The club believes a challenge may come from one of the Clyde Yacht Clubs if the holder agrees to race under the New York Yacht Club rules.
In Cincinnati Ohio on September 4 the in state tennis tournament continued with several upsets. Ned Peebles of Cincinnati defeated Malcolm A Chase of California 64 64. Lincoln Mitchell of Cincinnati beat Harold Emerson, a Western champion's brother, 4-7 6-1. Charles Farber of Columbus defeated Louis Woodruff 6-3 6-2. Appel of Indianapolis defeated Norman Farr jr 6-3 6-2. Seaver, the Massachusetts champion, was upset by Floyd Day 2-?
Notices were sent for the si meeting of the Washington City Basketball League to be held at the National Gaara Armory on Monthay evening September at 7 o clock. President W Thacher announced last season was successful and attendance is expected to be strong. All teams from last year are invited and any new entrants must file by 700 Fourteenth Street NW.
In a damp afternoon fixture the Metropolitan A.C. were edged 7 to 0 by Oxford on the Monument Ground. Shepherds stole home in the opening, with a string of key remarks from players including Shepherd, Jane, Berhacus, Barr Foxton, and Towns Firued. Postpone notices and team movements dominated the rest of the report, with mentions of upcoming matches and personnel shifts.
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