National League baseball results and standings
Scores from games featuring Cincinnati Pittsburg Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Boston Chicago St Louis and others with details on wins losses runs and notable plays plus the current club standings and upcoming matchups Boston and New York led by strong hitting in doubleheaders with several home runs and tight pitching battles. standings show New York dominant with 87 wins, St Louis 63, Chicago 48, Brooklyn etc.
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National League Baseball Club
Pittsburg Rally Halts Cincinnati Shutout in Sept Game
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati battle in a rough morning contest marked by an even break. Lynch stars for Pittsburg with a sharp pitching performance while Cincinnati struggles to mount offense.
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Lynch
Putseiry
Pittsburg
Incinnati
First Game Falls To Chicago In St Louis Test
St Louis lost the opener to Chicago 3 to 1 as both teams showed loose fielding. Lundgren shutout St Louis in the second game as Chicago won again. Attendance reported at 5,400 with a doubleheader program and game times around 1 hour 41 minutes and 1 hour 49 minutes.
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Rhoah
Grady
Slagle
Shannon
Barry
Beckiey
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Jones
Burke
Tinker
Taylor
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Eee Cage
Smoot Ionese
King
Asex
Mr. Zimmer
St Lows
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Rhore Qrady
MP Do
Beckley
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McCarthyer
Beato
Eset
Evers
Williams
Nichols
Nichola Ms Paler Poate O
Bey
O’neill
Nichole
Slagié
Neill
Zimmer
St Louis Takes Second From Cleveland on Bunched Hits
In Cleveland, St Louis won the afternoon game as bunched hits off Donahue in the fourth and fifth innings gave them the margin. Cleveland outbatted two to one but made five errors, turning the game. Hess pitched well, Turner fielded twelve chances, and Ray shone at bat and on the bases. Padden was ejected for disputing with the umpire. Attendance 10,301.
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Phelps
Peitz
Flaherty
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Lynch
Hahn
P. E
Pittsburg Tortoraed
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Harned
Richey
Odwell
Batl
Leech
Johnaton
Ritchay
Kelley
Bransfield
Seymour
Beaumont
Sebring
Mr. Johnstone
Boston
AB. R.bh
G. Stahl
Mullin
Cassidy
Donovan
Rf. Kittredge
Hughes
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Collins
O'Neill
Ferrik
Stella
Sulbach
Parent
Oneill
Winter
Messrs. Sheridan and
King
Selbach
Freeman
Wolf
Jacobsen
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St. Louis
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St.Louis
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Turner
Ray
Padden
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Glade
Bel
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Lajoie
Jones
Hermphilt
Carr
Sue
Moran
Bemis
O'Connor
Petty
T Louis
Leord
Joie
Bay
Bradley
Lush
Heidrick
Hemphill
Strack out-Dy Hees and Peily lead in tense game
Afternoon game features Strack making two outouts and Peily driving in three runs as Cleveland clashes with St Louis. Umpire Mr O Loughlin calls the time at 1 hour 30 minutes, with notable hits by Flick Sugden and Moran and pitchers Glade and Donahe. A late-munging score shows Cleveland 12 St Louis 9.
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Strack
Dy Hees
Peily
Bein O'Loughlin
St. Laws
RHOAL
Burkett
Hetdrick
Wallace
Hynes
Joes
Padden
Moran
Sugden
Giade
Cleveland
St. Louis
Flick
Heldrick
Balis
OM Donahue
Glade
Detroit Loses Two to White Sox in Doubleheader at Bennett Park
Chicago wins both games as Donovan's early wildness and Mullin's control tilt the opener. Altrock and White hold Detroit to few runs with sharp fielding by Davis Tannehill and Donovan. Attendance about 10,000. In the nightcap White shuts out Detroit with Mullin wild and Chicago errors costly. Davis, Tannehill, and Donovan shine defensively.
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Detroit
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Bennett Park
Donovan
Altrock
White
Mailin
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Robinson
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Lowe
Tannehill
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Suili
Tanonehill
Callahen
Phalis
OM Mullin
Off White
Mullin
Beville
Mulln
Mr. Vandroit
Dwyer
McGraw Disabled After Polo Grounds Eruption
New York manager John J. McGraw suffered a dislocated left ankle and possible foot fractures after fans surged from a Polo Grounds doubleheader between the New York and Boston clubs. McGraw tripped amid the rush, was trampled, then transported to a hospital after a surgeon provided temporary relief.
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John J. McGraw
Boston
Polo Grounds
Mertes
McGraw
Eastern and Southern League Scores and Amateur Clash
Eastern League games across Toronto Providence Baltimore and Buffalo yield varied results with several second games noted. Southern League matchups include Atlanta Nashville Memphis Little Rock New Orleans Shreveport and Birmingham while Macon and Charleston host others. Amateur baseball features a high scoring West Ends over Tangleway 14 to 2 with big hits by Hutchinson Norris Will and Fred Maiden.
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Nashville
Geame
Memphis
Little Rock
New Orleans
Shreveport
Birmingham
Montgomery
West Ends
Tangleway
Hite Lot
Hutchinson
Norris
Will
Fred Maiden
Fourth Wins Champion Cup Over St Stephen's Institute
Fourth Presbyterian beat St Stephen's Institute 9 to 4 at Georgetown Field in a Capital City League versus Sunday-school League interleague clash. Wahler started shaky but held the Institute to one hit through two innings, then his teammates produced six hits and five runs in the third. Moffitt Bradley led at the plate with three singles as Bishop Atchison Rhodes and War man added two apiece. Schaffer of St Stephen's fielded ten chances with four errors. The Fourth received a silver loving cup from Georgetown official Zappone after the game.
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Georgetown Field
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St.Stephen’s Institute
Capital City League
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Handiboe
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Buscher
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Schaffer
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Zappone
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Balis
Dumbartons defeat Leesburg 4-0 in tight game at Leesburg
Dumbarton traveled to Leesburg and won 4 to 0 in a closely contested baseball game. Hutchinson allowed three hits with solid infield support, Leonard drove in two runs with a double, and Carter pitched well for Leesburg but was wild at times. Next, Dumbarton faces the Commissioners at Georgetown Field at 6 o'clock Wednesday in a likely close, engaging matchup.
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Amely
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Lows
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Mr. Longacre
National Council Beats Royal Arcanum 2 0 on White Lot
The Washington Royal Arcanum team from Baltimore lost to the National Council by 2 to 0 in a brisk White Lot game. Sam Seay starred for the National Council, with strong Baltimore battery work. Afterward players and friends dined at a restaurant and heard speeches from Mercer and others before returning home at midnight. The day also featured a 12 inning win for the Washington Boys' club over the La Fayette club 11 to 10.
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Washington
Druid Council
Baltimore
National Council
Brillant
Sam Seay
Mr. Mercer
National Corneil
Mattingly
Bellers, Wood
Seitz
Cure for Asthma and Hay Fever Claims Proven
Dr Schiffmann’s remedy is advertised as an absolute cure for asthma and hay fever. Testimonials from Mrs Mary Zdelery of Pleasant Hill La and a hay fever sufferer report dramatic relief lasting years after use. Drugstores offer Schiffmann’s Asthma Cure at $1 per package with an optional sample.
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Pleasant Hill
Footwear and Clothing Sale Pushed Toward Close
Store touts sharp footwear selection with high shoes priced from 3.50 to 7 and urges a rapid clothing sale finish. Merits of the stock plus deep reductions drive strong selling results as racks near clearance of light-weight suits.
Parker Bridget Outfitters Head to Foot Outfitter Note
McClellan pitched a good game with Kimbal catching well and F Sullivan swinging hard Keane at third as played, but the score remains unspecified.
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Premier Club Field Meet Shows Colored Athletes in Coliseum
The Premier Athletic Club staged a grand field meet at the Coliseum with baseball and track events. The Stonewalls beat the Park Temples 6 to 1 as field errors aided the Stonewalls. Winners include Gainor in 8 seconds for the 22 yard dash, Dent in 43 seconds, with Billy Peyton guiding the event and dancing to close the evening.
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C Streeta
Premier Athletic Club
Stonewalls
Park Tempies
Park Temples
West Dent
William Jenifer
H. G. Douglas
Andrew Gainor
Dr. G. Gittens
Gainor
Henry Chalin
Dent
Thomas Hungerford
Chas. W. Brown
Corter Sims
Billy Peyton
Two Games at Hyattsville Delayed By Holiday Doubleheader
Hyattsville hosted Marlboro in the morning, Marlboro won 2 to 1 behind Courtney Geib’s pitching. Mangum started, replaced by Door, Crawford belted a Marlboro homer, and Arthur Carr hit a timely two-base hit for Hyattsville. Afternoon, Hyattsville beat Marine Barracks 12 to nothing as heavy batting and indifferent fielding produced a lopsided score.
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Marlboro
Courtney Geib
Mangum
Door
Crawford
Arthur Carr
Hyattsvilles
Marine Barracks
Washington
Johnson and Flynn
Marines
Doll
Darnell
Bachelors Win In Spirited Washington Cricket Match
A lively match at Chevy Chase saw the Washington Cricket Club bachelors defeat the married men by 60 runs across two innings. Notable bowling came from Thomas Collins for the winners and H W Lake for the losers, with W Comins captaining the bachelors and James Stevens leading the married side.
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Washington Cricket Club
Chevy Chase
Bachelors
Thomas Collins
H. W. Lake
W. Comins
William J. Hope
H. G. Crocker
Frank Marshall
Harry Holmes
Joseph Humpherson
Samuel Irvine
Herbert Feldwick
James Stevens
A. Toogood
H. V. Lake
John Roberts
Henry Simpson
George Reppard
J. Beard More, Jr
Charles Warren
Harry Aldridge
Charles Wootno
Washington Gee
St. Georgericket_ Club
Baltimore
Eleven Innings Decide Amateur Game at American League Park
Norris Peters beat Commissioners 5 to 3 in an 11 inning classic. Clarke pitched well with ten strikeouts and four of five at bat while Collisterer matched with twelve hits allowed. Key plays included a two-base hit by Gates in the sixth and a decisive Peters rally in the eleventh as Hoffman tripled and Clarke singled. Umpire Riston stood out for fair rulings as the Peters defense and timely hitting carried the day.
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Gates
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Overcoats and Rain Coats For Fall Wear
Cool nights demand a light overcoat and a rain coat. A full stock of new fall styles is shown, well cut and well made with honest quality. Prices are lower for the quality than elsewhere.
Union Wins In 10th As Navy Yard Ties In Ninth
At a Central Labor Union outing at Benning a tense game saw Union defeat Navy Yard in the tenth after Navy Yard led early with four runs. Navy Yard tied the score in the ninth with seven runs, while Union added the decisive run in the tenth. Union out hit Navy Yard 26 to 12, with several players noted for extra-base hits and stolen bases. Umpires were Messia, Venable, and Newman.
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Obrran
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Fulcher
Lynham
Dunbar
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Hughes
Buckingham
Adams
Sutton
Messia
Venable and Newman
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