Agriculture Easy Win Over Interiors In Departmental League
Agriculture defeated Interiors in a department league match, with Senders delivering strong form and the team fielding near faultless play. The official scoreline shows notable contributions from Madden and Watler, while Interiors struggled to match the Agricultures’ pace and accuracy throughout the hard-fought game.
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Theo
Madden
Uculture
Kutar
Wanhter
Memet Lo Eo
Wasler
Walisene
Boston
College Baseball Battle Ends In High Scoring Chaos
A one sided game featured Beckett pitching and AivsMahon batting highlights as Justice, Commeres, and the rest battled in a chaotic matchup. The Aly 78 Baseball Club battles the Columbia Athletics at the Coliseum with scattered errors and strong hits. The report notes a fatal baseball accident involving Joseph McJoened, fracturing the skull and ending the event.
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Aloysius Club
Columbia Athletics
Aly 78
Columbia Athletic Club
Coliseum
Ballora’ Club
St Stephen's Institute Beats Nationals 6 to 1 at Coliseum
St Stephen's Institute defeated the National Athletic Club yesterday 6 to 1 at the Coliseum in a one sided game. A fast double play Steep to Rupp to Collins was the only notable defensive feature. Uselton limited Nationals to four baserunners. Nine innings moved earlier today to accommodate both teams.
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St. Stephen’s Institute
National Athletic Club
Coliseum
Nationals
Rupp
Collins
Gah Nauimsls
Rhore
Prive
Myers
Ol Conway
Uselton
Krahling
Om'c'rmichss
Glotzbach
Jenkins
Mner
Fotals
St Stephen's Nationale
St. Stephen
Steep
Ste
Step
McCarran
Ev Bays
Rapp Moriarity
Colibe
Ureston Cullins
Foundry Sundays School Team Beats Hyattsville Club
The Foundrys of the Sunday-school league defeated Hyattsville Labor Day home club Hyattsville with standout pitching by Donaldson. Scoring details note two-base hits by Hogan and O’Brien, multiple stolen bases, and errors, with Leaking earning the win after a 1 hour 36 minute game.
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Hyattsville
Foundrys
Donaldson
Foundry
Rhoae Hyattsville
Rhoae Campbell
Aldalt
J O'Brien If
Ol Rogers
O'Drien
Fulcher
Hagar
Don'son
Mangum
Rental
Durnellib
Vermi Lian
Durnell,co
Ogle, Ry
Burnside
Leskingpod
Hogan
J O'Brien
Deraldson
Randall
J. O'Bren
Ote Mang
Galt
Leaking
Donaldeon
Laking
Pulcher
Mr. McGregor
Minor league baseball scores from Sunday action
American Association games spotted Columbus defeating Toledo 1 0 and 4 3. St Paul over Minneapolis 9 8. Indianapolis over Louisville 7 2. Southern League saw Atlanta lose to New Orleans 2 4. Birmingham beat Shreveport 4 1. Nashville tied Little Rock 4. Memphis edged Montgomery 4 3. Eastern League Providence beat Newark 2 0 and 4 0. Jersey City split with Baltimore 5 2 and 2 2. South Atlantic results Charleston over Savannah 2 0. Columbia beat Augusta 6 2. Macon beat Jacksonville 2 1. New York State League Scranton over Wilkes Barre 9 4. Utica over A J and G 5 2. Albany defeated Troy 2 0. remaining games postponed.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Shreveport
Nashville
Little Rock
Memphis
Montgomery
New York State League
Scranton—Wilkesbarrs
Scranton
Utica
A. J
Albany
Troy
Grom
Hickman Sparked Washington Loss to Highlanders in West
Washington faced New York in a tense championship game as Stahl's Nationals faltered with costly errors and walks. Hickman led off with power, driving in three of the four Washington runs while Cassidy Tilberfeld and others contributed in the field. Falkenberg and Knoll debuted for the locals, but Chicago and Detroit standings loomed as the Highlanders pulled away late.
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New York
Hughes
Stahl
Heyden
Highlanders
Ith
Nil
Falkenberg
Knoll
Hickman
Cassidy
Tilberfeld
Chase
Fultz
Anderson
Diberfeld
Uncle Jim
McGuire
Casaldy
Hahn
Caseldy
Huelsman
Canter
Jones
Elberfeld
Keeler
Alberfeld
Yeager
Kittredge
Adams
Nationals
Nita
Hurisman
Navy Yard
AB R
Willams
E . Chase
McGuiro
Chenbro
Washington
AB. R
A. Knoll
Bodge
Fat Adams
Errere
Hirst
Eberg
Nluth
Kittredge Goes In to Pitch as Nats Fall Short
A high scoring early sequence sets the stage as Kittredge replaces Adams. New York dominates offense with Keeler, Elberfeld, and Yeager keying rallies. Washington rallies late but fails to overcome a persistent New York squad before 3,804 attendees.
Baseball Scorebook Nonsense From An Unclear Incident
A garbled play by play recounts a muddled baseball inning sequence with numerous mis-spellings and unclear actions. The text mentions players such as Yeager Hickman Elberfeld Williams Chase and Yeager, plus events like outs, steals, and RBIs, but the details are inconsistent and hard to parse.
Suits Price List Appears in Classifieds
A jumble of suit prices shows items listed as 330.00, 25.00, 22.50, 20.00, 518.00, 15.09 and 12.00 dollars. The fragment suggests a retail or advertisement page with multiple suit prices and discounts.
Hard-hitting pitched duel ends with close score in nine innings
Falkenberg and Hughes duel for 1 hour 48 minutes as Chesbro and Baikenders yield runs. Hickman and Hahon contribute two-base hits while Keefer, Yeager and Cassidy add small plays. Multiple double plays and a lone stolen base highlight a tight game with key hits from Hickman and An derton.
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Falkenberg
Chesbro
Hughes
Hickman
Hahon
Anderton
Keefer
Yeager
Williams
Hiberfeld
Chase
Cassidy
Stahl
Baikenders
Vimpire
Mr. Sheridan
Bunched Hits In Both As Detroit Wins Doubleheader
Detroit beats Chicago in a two game set at Detroit, scoring four runs in the ninth on four singles and a walk. Cicotte debuts for Detroit in the second game amid wildness but pitches well aside from control, Cobb McIntyre and Warner noted for fielding and throwing. Manager Jones of Chicago suspended indefinitely. attendance about 2,500. Scores show Detroit tallies late and wins in seventh. First game featured four singles and a base on balls rally. Second game ended with Detroit leveraging a triple and double for the decisive seventh inning.
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Hahn
Washington
Fultz
Huelaman
Jones
Huelsman
Hickman
Hughes
Keeler
Hill
Chuck
Stah
Eberfeld
Ham
Yeager
Acorn
Cassidy
Williams
Cheebro
Chase
Anderson
Williama
Fults
McGuire
Cheabro
Short
Stahl
Heyden
Etberfeld
Brahl
Elberfeld
Hille
Bilberfeld
Wickman
Seward
Iritt
Qld
Hurliman
Walliams
Nill
Evberfuld
Orst
Chace
Willians
Fuller
Hayden
Tom
Chesbro
Fist
Nili
Andereou
Hiberfeld
Jonas
Baventh
Falkenberg
Knoti
Willams
Knoll
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Donovan
Cicotte
Augusta
Wildness
Cobb
McIntyre
Schaefer
Warner
Chicagos
Boston Beats Philadelphia In Thirteenth Inning
Boston rallied from a ninth inning deficit as Waddell allowed two hits in nine, then Philadelphia failed to hold. In the 13th, Stahl walked, Collins singled, and with a sacrifice, the locals secured the winning run. Attendance 6,381.
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Boston
Waddell
Stahl
Collins
Beore
Philadelphia
Dontan
rHoan Hartsal
Burkett
Hulman
OlParent
Davis
Brahi
I. Cross
O Collins
Seybold
G Schbach
Murphy
Grimshaw
M. Cross
Freeman
Schreck
O Ferris
Criger
Eee
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Davia
Harlsel
Parent
Selbach
Colling
Hoffman
Winter
bell—Stahl
Hy Waddell
Mr. Hurst
Cleveland Blanked Again by St Louis In Rain Slowed Game
Cleveland was shut out by St Louis 4 to 0 in a rain slowed game amid protests as errors helped the visitors score in the second and fifth. Jones was hit by a pitch and Brad ley protested, while managers were removed from the bend. Attendance was limited by rain and the bout ended after two hours. Local notes mention Frank Gotch defeating Jack Carkeek in a wrestling match.
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Ohio
St. Tonis
Petty
Turner
St. Louis
Clarke
Hess
Bradley
Jones
Connolly
Pajove
Doc Fayne
Rhoate
Wallace
Glangon
Koehler
Buelow
Roth
P. Joss
Tota
Joas
Frick
Baces
Hesa
Hea
Gieveland
Hens
ball—Clarke
Connally and
Connor
Baseball Notes Highlight A Tumbling Season Contenders
Chicago leads a busy pennant chase as New Orleans clinches the Southern League title. Wilie Keeler moves to Washington as top batsman, while Fielder Jones and Connie Mack rail against misplays and injuries. Hunter Hill recovers after illness as Gus Dundon faces a season-ending injury in Cleveland.
Atlantic City Auto Races Halted by Weather and Crowds
On September five in Atlantic City New Jersey hard beach and fair conditions attracted a large crowd as authorities stepped up precautions for auto races under the Atlantic City Automobile Club. Henry Ford drove one mile for time in 28.35 seconds and A L Campbells exhibition mile followed. Race results cover various classes and starts with names such as Charles Bacharach John Donnelly Charles Swann McCusker Buick Winton Ford Campbell and Monograms defeated by St Stephen Juniors 9 to 0.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic City Automobile Club
Lefore
Henry Ford
A. L. Campells
Charles Meyery
John Donnelly
Charien Bacharach
James Duffy
Chatles Swann
Charles Bacharach
McCusker
Buick Company
Buick
Winton
Atanding Start; To Pick Up Three Passengers At Station; First [Car At Mile Forth
Charles Swain
J. N. Witking
Cara
Ford
Campbell
St. Louis and Cincinnati Play Doubleheader Details
In a two game set, St Louis and Cincinnati split. Scoring highlights include Odwell and Bridwell with two-base hits, Seymour and Grady each hitting home runs, and a double play sequence involving Huggins Barry and Breinfeldt. Pitchers McBride NeFarland and Taylor split mound duties across games with several errors and steals noted.
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RHO AE Cincionati
Dunleavy
Ruggins
Shannon
Barry
Smoot
Seymour
Beckley
O'Corcoran
Shay
I Steinfeldt
Amdt
Gdwell
Grady
Bridwell
Rf McBride
O'Schloi
Bioearlangs
OjChech
P. Leaby
McFarlar
Cincinnati
Odwell
Dunleary
Sunset
Schiet
Stout
Huggins
Corcoran
Brelnfeldt
Harry
Harging
Smaat
O'Seymour
Stenfeldt
Arndt
Ol Odwel
Oj Bridwell
McBride
Schlei
Taylor
VawInke
Oo Cineinnat
Grady Odwell
Ste
Vawinkel
Strack Oaue
Ry Taylor
St Loula
Mr. Emsile
Phillies Win Over Brooklyn In Sloppy Game
In Philadelphia Sept. a poorly played contest saw the Phillies defeat Brooklyn despite errors and Stricklett’s wild pitches. Attendance 4,000. Final: Philadelphia 8 Brooklyn 7. Stricklett 0 1 1 8 0 0. Nichels 6 1 1 1 4 0. Home runs noted for Luniley and Thomas. Umpire Buuggswine. Time 4 hours 63 minutes.
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Brooklyn
Stricklett
Brooklyvn
Oar Dobbs
Thovas
Bheckard
Gleason
Lumley
Courtney
Geasler
Magee
Lewis
Priladelphi
Tworbass
Mauger
Bransfield
Geesier
Luniley Sate
Elty—Thomas
Moger
Tituz
Sheckard
Bransfick
Pittsburg Wins Slow Game Against Chicago in Sept
Pittsburg barely edges Chicago 4 to 3 in a dragging contest as Reulbach overruns the first inning with walks and hit batsmen. Attendance 2,572. Notable hits include two-baggers by Forward and Byers. Pitchers Lynch and Reulbach work solidly despite the slow pace.
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Reulbach
Pitsburg
Hofman
Wagner
Chance
Howard
Uj Schuleo
Brain
Tinker
Ritchey
Malozey
Gibson
Evers
Lynea
P. Q
Nell
Ruelbach
Lundgren
O McCarthy
Nieth Pittaburg
Chicago
Fuward End Byers
Ganley
Leach
Trans-Atlantic Yacht Race Planned by German Emperor for 1907
Berlin Sept 5 reports confirm that Emperor William II is arranging a trans Atlantic yacht race for 1907. A member at the Emperor's suite said the Glasgow rumor is true.
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Berlin
Glasgow
William
Baseball Bets and a Fifteen Inning Tie
Sporting editor notes a bet on Chicago beating Washington 2 to 1 on Wednesday. The game ended in a fifteen inning tie, so the bet is void and no winner. Lafayette Athletic Club of York, Pa., was shut out by Winchester at Reservoir Park 10 to 0. Batters Baker and Walker starred. Winchester made no errors. Batters on Lafayette were Stevenson and Ney. Batters on Winchester were Walker and Judd. Batters won the Ampersand Golf Cup: J G Batterson defeated A W Tillinghast two up. Detroit releases outfielder Dick Sooley after ten days' notice of release by Manager Armour.
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Hill
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Sporting Editor Post
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Winchester
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Sandy Baker
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A. W. Tillinghast
Philadelphia
Cooley
Mich
Dick Sooley
Armour
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