Tie at cricket between Washington club and Baltimore Sons of St George
Washington city and Baltimore team played a drawn match at Rock Creek Park as darkness halted play before all visiting batsmen retired. Notable players included Guthrie, Thompson, Cannon, De Motte, and W. H. Thompson with a final tally showing numerous wickets and runs across both innings. umpires were Megars and Doccan.
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Fellheimer Wins Golf Semifinal in Suburban Club Meet
Meyer Fellheimer defeated Isadors Goldheim 2 up with 1 to play in the Washington Suburban Club semifinal. He will face the Phil King Harry King winner in the final to be played in the next days. King brothers and Kann results are noted from round play.
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Meyer Fellnheimer
Phil King
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Edward Hahn
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Eastern Baseball Association Ends With Hartford Pennant
Hartford wins the Eastern Baseball Association championship after a strong rally to overcome a slow start. New Haven, last year’s champions, led early but faded to finish second after a slump in the final month.
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Engel to Pitch Final Against the Yankees
The Nationals prepare for the decisive finale with the Yankees as Engel is set to start, with Caldwell held over for the Yankees and manager Griffith confirming the pitching choice amid a tense pennant chase across the leagues. Elliott Dent of the Atlanta Crackers gains praise for a standout season leading to the annual shift in post season hopes. The week’s baseball mood centers on looming World Series plans, late-season slumps, and manager changes across multiple clubs.
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Cleveland Hands Detroit 6-4 Defeat In Tuesday Tilt
Terry Turner starred for Cleveland, scoring twice and driving in a run as Detroit’s rallies were halted four times by third baseman Turner. Cobb held Jackson to one hit while Detroit’s pitcher DuBuc battled. Final score Cleveland 6 Detroit 4 with Luncheon time noted.
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Steen
Lajore
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Dubuc
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Noteworthy Baseball Happenings From Yesterday
Baseball roundup notes White Sox loss to Browns drops them from first division as Red Sox lead by one point in the standings. Meinart of the Browns collected a single in three tries and two putouts. Derrill Pratt added two hits, three assists, a stolen base. Donie Bush powered half of the Tigers’ runs with a key single and ten chances handled in the field. Bil Steen returned to Napford and pitched the Tigers to a 6 4 win, with a two-base hit at the plate. New recruits and lineup changes populate the Cubs, Cardinals, and Browns rosters as fans enjoyed two Chicago games with minimal errors. Newark beat Newark Providence in a high-scoring 9 7 affair at Rocky Point. Ten-round boxing events and scheduled bouts across several cities are listed with matches including Kilbane, McAlister, Langford, McGoorty, Britton, and Julian among others.
Cubs Win Two in Doubleheader Over St Louis
Chicago dominates both games 4 to 1 and 7 to 1 after a 39-base on hits total. Smith stars in Game 1 before heat constraints. Cheney and Perritt see mound action in later innings as Chicago rides home runs by Schulte and Zimmerman to two straight wins over St Louis.
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Engineers Triumph Over St Stephen s in late rally
Engineers defeated St Stephen s 15 to 2 after a tense game. Wilkinson Morley Blair Brock Leary Sullivan and J McDonough led offense with multiple hits while Krause Hasenstad Munch Norris and others pitched. The decisive inning produced a surge as St Stephen s error strands grew.
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Eleven-Inning Tie Betweenrookies Giants and Athletics
Newark game ends in an eleven inning tie as rookies from the New York Nationals and Philadelphia Americans battle to a 4 4 deadlock. Wyckoff and Schupp split mound duties, with 8 and 11 strikeouts respectively, and Seymour and Wison gather key hits and steals for the Giants and Athletics.
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Fragmentary OCR text shows a sequence of city names St Louis Chicago Cleveland Detroit and mentions sewer lines. No coherent event or action is discernible. cannot locate a clear report, date, or subject beyond place names.
Pitchers Battle to Browns 1 to 0 in St Louis
St Louis edged Chicago 1 to 0 as Baumgardner faced Benz and Cicotte in a pitchers duel. Shotten had a single and steal, Pratt walked intentionally, and Walker delivered a run for St Louis in the sixth. Final: St Louis 1 Chicago 0.
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Flag to Grand Rapids Pennant Wins Central League Title
Fort Wayne finished as runner up in 1913 Central League play while Grand Rapids led from early weeks and clinched the pennant. Fort Wayne, 1912 champions, saw a runner-up finish as the circuit reduced to six clubs with a possible eight clubs on the horizon for next season.
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Princeton Tigers Begin 1913 Football Practice
Princeton New Jersey opens training with 25 candidates for the 1913 football eleven. Coaches H G Andrews and A Bluethenthal lead the workouts assisted by a five alumni advisory committee headed by B D McClare.
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Atlanta Aided To Flag In The Southern League
Atlanta clinched the Southern Association pennant of 1913 by beating Mobile 2 to 0, tying Mobile at the top then securing the title in the final week with two wins over Mobile and a late surge. Memphis and New Orleans trailed, Chattanooga and Nashville in the chase as Atlanta moved from fourth to first in a dramatic finish.
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Honors to Fickas in tennis events in Washington Post
Honours to M P Fickas and J H Sheppard as doubles title winners in the annual Later Day tennis tournament at East Woodford Virginia. The four classes A to D featured multiple pairings with finals drawn after round play and handicaps applied.
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Off on Fishing Trip by the Irish Navy
The Irish navy sails last week for Yeoromica River and Meron Island heading to Margaret TD for a month long voyage. Named on board are Messrs John Keene Will J Keene Raymond T Rogers Frederick W Phigge Martin L Jacobson Joseph Hutton Ernest Aschenbach Henry Hickershausen Callan Duffy and C Hugh Duffy.
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Minor League Scores Across Leagues In Brief
American Association games in Minneapolis and Indianapolis show varied results with Louisville and Kansas City posting wins. International League action features Jersey City beating Baltimore and Newark over Providence. Southern League results list New Orleans and Montgomery victors amid missing schedule details.
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