Johnston Wins Four-Set Tennis Title at Forest Hills
William M. Johnston of San Francisco defeated Maurice B. McLoughlin in a grueling four-set final to claim the national tennis title. The match featured tight rallies, shifting momentum, and a dramatic finish as Johnston roared to victory in front of thousands, outpointing the veteran McLoughlin in nearly every department.
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Forest Hills
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Maurice B. Mcloughlin
Golden Gate City
Sega
McLoughlin
Hoth
Piya
Johnstone
McLoughin
Sakeen
Far Coast
Towerie
Nike
Mate Johnston
Johnaton
Kirton
Johnston
MiLouchiin
Mcloughlina
Leunge
Recruit Wins Game for Browns 4 to 1 in 11 Innings
Cleveland, Sept 7 St Louis beat Cleveland 4 to 1 in eleven innings. Parks a recruit from Lexington Kentucky outpitched Mitchell and drove in two runs with a double in the eleventh. The only runs before then were on errors.
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St. Louis
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Lexington
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Pratt
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Austin
Shotten
Sidler
Laran
Sisler
Efrort
Firet
Uitebet
Parke
Rt. Louis
Mesare
Chill
Rame
Boura
Reelected Baseball Heads in Government League Meeting
All officers were reelected to serve in 1916. W. C. Deane was named president, E. T. Walker vice president, and A. B. Evang secretary and treasurer. Williams of the Bureau team announced his club’s withdrawal. Four teams attended: Baylis of Marines, Crogan of Commerce, D. B. Williams of Bureau, and Evans of Library. Another meeting is planned for October.
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Government Baseball League
W. C. Deane
E. T. Walker
A. B. Evang
Williams
Bureau
Charles D. Baylis
Marines
Paul Crogan
Commerce
DB. R. Williams
A. B. Evans
Library
Holy Name Seeks Practice Games Ahead of Intercity Clash
Holy Name Catholic Church league champion of Baltimore seeks practice games this week to stay in condition for the big Intercity series battle with St. Andrews, the rival Catholic champion. Holy Name won Labor Day 3 to 0 at home. another victory would seal the title for the locals.
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Holy Name
Baltimore
St. Andrews
Labor Day
Red Sox Beaten by Yanks Bunt Power In Loss
New York bunt offense powers an 8 to 3 victory over Boston. Mogridge shaky but improves. Collins steadies for the Yankees. Shore exits after three innings as Bauman, Pipp, Krueger and Barry contribute for New York. Hooper and Gardiner drive interest for Boston.
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New York
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Collins
Hmee Mogridge
A Cook
Ol Lonper
Peckinp'h
Scott
Usneaken Pion
Galner
High
Lewin
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Muller
Gardner
Boone
Gilanorin
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Olbarry
Mogridge
Caay
Wagner
Jose
Pecktupaugh
Pipp
Janvrin
Barry
Peckinpaugh
Krueger
Hooper
Gardnerin
Kewner
Higa
White Sox Rally Past Tigers in Thrilling 10 10 8 Victory
Chicago defeats Detroit 10 to 8 in a dramatic game highlighted by sixth inning hits and Tigers erratic infield play. Cobb and Crawford drive key runs as Chicago seizes the lead. Russell, Vitt, and Bush spark Detroit’s late push before the White Sox pull away.
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Detroit
Felding
Vitt
Stanage
Bush
Tigers
Jackson
Schalk
Russell
Cobb
Scott
Texan
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Crawford
Jennings
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Nehalk
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Witt
Staurage
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Wiver
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B. Collins
Harned
Detroi
Kavanaugh
Burns
Om Bance Chicngs
Bane
Talla
Ruseell
Oldham
Hite
Pauses
Mdham
Pobler
Rosell
Be Piteher
Ry Averett
Burne
Ry Dauis
Mesera
Wallace and Connolly
Few Upsets at Golf in Women's Tourney
Chicago reports a quiet first round in the national women's golf championship as top players largely defeated newcomers. Local entrants from Chicago show limited success while multiple international and regional competitors advance amid scattered results.
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Chicago
Great Britain
New England
South
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Rock Island
Cincinnati
St. Louis
City
Milwaukee
W. A. Gavin
England
Mca
Henneberry
Caleb Fox
Philadelnia
Mason Phetns
J. ¥. Hund
Pittenurgh
Mra
Lee Mida
Kiennor Allen
Boston
A. A. Heaping
Tila Hyde
A. Liveright
R. H. Barlow
Marion HoMing
Caroline Palmer
W_ Widnety
Ernesting Pearce
Kunstadter
Marjorie Edwarda
Frances Hadfeld
Blaine Hoeenthal
DeKalb
Alexa Sterling
Atlanta
Mia
H. D. Hammond
Indianapolis
Bien Lamurte Rakers
Grace Semple
Gharlie Vanderbock
Eleanor Chindler
Winters Coldham
Jennie Jones
Sioux City
le Bein
Shicaso
Isabel Ridge
Veth Allan
Hook Island
Oe Jorja Dodd
First Contest Away After Tying 5-Run Lead
Philadelphia Sept 7 The Athletics won the first game of a doubleheader against Washington 6 to 6 and lost the second 7 to 4. Schang broke his thumb on a bare hand tag, ending his season. Ancker struggled on the mound, while Gallia and poor support gave Washington a five run early lead that vanished. Milan Mayer and Strunk provided late scoring as Mackmen took the second game. Notes include Shanks ejected for disputing a strike call and Gandil leaving in the sixth.
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SY Stanley T. Milliken
Philadelphia
Washington
Athletica
Schang
Milan
Athletics
Gallia
Ancker
Mackmen
Nationals
Mayer
Strunk
Davies
Walsh
McBride
Lajole
Young Ancker
Gandil
Lajoie
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Mayer Ancker
Mack
Knowleon
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Trunk
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Boehling
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Macks
Philadelphians
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Fillingim
Nationala
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Tao
Williams
Oo Mefride
Rina
RW. PO
MrInnes
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Lapp
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Harned
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Bayer
McInnes
Nation Athletics
Brooklyn Beats Phillies 7 to 1 for Third Straight Win
Brooklyn cut Philadelphia's NL pennant lead to one game by a 7 to 1 victory. Douglas held the Phillies hitless until the seventh. McQuillan weakened in the fourth with poor support. Paskert stole and scored on a wild pitch in the ninth, while Stengel, Myers, Smyth, and others contributed for Brooklyn.
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Philadelphia
Quaker City
Douglas
Paskett
McQuillan
Acore
Philo
Stock
BO F O'Mara
Bancroft
SiDaubert
Paskert
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Cravath
Rf Ocutshaw
Tudernm
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Whitted
Niehoff
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Rowe—Pas
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Dave
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Hite
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Tincup
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Dougie
Mesera
Kiem
Imslie
Athletics Triumph In Extra Inning Hustle In Philadelphia
Philadelphia game details a tense late rally as the Athletics erase a late Nationals lead. Davies and Lajoie set early scoring. Ancker walks and wild pitches fuel a Nationals surge, but Strunk and McInnes spark the finalAthletics burst. Final score shifted in the eighth with Strunk delivering a key triple and decisive run.
Braves Win Easily in New York Final
The Boston world champions defeated New York 7 to 2 in the final game of the season. Boston chased Mathewson after Perritt left, piling up seven hits and four runs while New York’s eleven hits scattered. Key players included Eger Compton and Merkle with multiple runs, and Gowdy, Merkle and Ragan driving in scores as Boston pulled away.
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New York
Boston
Giants
Ragan
Perritt
Braves
Mathewson
ABC
Suoderase
Si Grant
Compton
Ismoberison
Mazer
OlDerle
Schmidt
Smith
Maranville
Therve
Gowdy
OlMevere
Sehanx
Eger
Mager
Behmidt
Gewdy
Merkle
Errars
Dorle
Fletcher
Thorpe
Lehmidt
Snodgrass
Egan
Ronton
Hoston
Matherson
Eagan
Brooklyn Beats Newark 6 1 in Local Game
Brooklyn won the Newark game 6 to 1 as Finneran held Newark to three hits. Reuthbach struggled for Newark while Brooklyn's offense broke through. Batteries: Finneran and Land for Brooklyn, Reulbach Brandom and Hariden for Newark. Frank Huseman, a local trap shooter, tied for second in Virginia championships at Richmond with 197 breaks.
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N. J
Brooklyn
Doe Finneran
Reuthbach
B. H
Finneran and
Land
Reulbach
Brandom
Hariden
Frank Huseman
Richmond
W. F. Hall
How The Clubs Stand In Baseball Leagues
Yesterday's results cleared the standings with New York and St. Louis trading wins while Boston and Philadelphia added to the mix. Key teams include Brooklyn Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and Baltimore with a slate of today’s games featuring Washington at New York St. Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago and Philadelphia at Boston Caton at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Washton
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Psaerea
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Lonis
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Newark
Baltimore
Kansas City
Caton
Catcake
Printers Defeat Aggies in Practice At Union Station
Washington Union Printers beat the champion Agriculture nine on the White Lot yesterday in a practice game by 5 to. Printers prepare to meet General Office, winner of the Terminal Stallraad M. C A. pennant, at Union Station Friday at 6 15. Expected lineup includes Blanton the pitcher and other recent tournament players from Philadelphia.
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Agriculture
General Office
Stallraad
M. C A. Penant
Union Station
Philadelphia
Blanton
Cuban Player Rodriequez Expected to Join Giants Next Spring
New York reports Joseph Rodriequez, 20 year old first baseman from Habana Reda, has batted over .400 with semipro teams in the United States. The Giants plan for him to report next spring after being pushed by the New York Nationals.
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Rodriequez
New York
Joseph Rodriequez
Reda
Habana
New York Nationals
United States
Giants
Reds Down Pirates On Four Run Round
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 2 in a game where Cincinnati built a lead in the second inning by driving in four runs off Adams. Pittsburgh battled back in the seventh with two runs but could not overtake the lead. Pitching details and sequence include Gibson, Wingo, Warner, Toney, Johnston, Costello and Barner among players mentioned with Berlin?
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Cincinnati
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OlCarey
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Collins
Grittin
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Costello
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Cooper
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Pittaburgh
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J. Warner
Johnston
Barner
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Carey
Pitts
Durell
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Balle
Om Toney
Kantjehner
Bill
Om Kantjehner
Smone
Adama
Saninga
Strack
Meeers
Ridler
Orth
Cubs Earn 3 Tallies to Win From Cards
The Cubs beat St Louis 3 to 1 as Vaughn Good and Zimmerman sparked a sixth inning rally. Fisher and Bresnahan were ejected for disputing decisions. Vaughn forced in Miller on a bases loaded play in the fourth, and Robinson relieved to seal Chicago's victory.
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Vaughn
Good
Safer
Zimmermans
Meadows
Robinson
Chicago
Fisher
Bresnahan
Butler
Miller
AL Stone
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Tinta
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Snyder
OH Archer
filMeadows
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al Robinson
Zimmerman Vaugtm
Errora
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Aresnahian
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Zimmerman
Beseher
Gonzalen
Prrate
Chireza
St Lous
Hite Om Meadows
Vangim
Meara O'Nar
Quigley
Pittsburgh Triumphs Twice In Doubleheader At Kanaae City
Pittsburgh defeated Lyala 3 to 2 in the first game and 4 to 2 in the second at Kanaae City on Sept 7. Batteries for Pittsburgh were Knewer Barger and Berry Cullop and Easterly, with Kansas City’s pitchers Allen Berry Henning and Brown working in relief.
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Pittsburgh
Hite
Lyala
Beorea
RAE
Karas City
Knewer
Barger
Berry
Rue Pireborgh
Kansas Cy
Allen
Henning
End Brown
Georgetown grid grows to twenty one in light practice
Georgetown football under Coach Exendine and Physical Director O'Reilly held a light session on the hilltop as 21 candidates reported for the second day of drill. Weather allowed only light running and ball-handling work, with calisthenics and brief period of practice. Newcomers included Tomera lex, King, Carter, and others from Rowen High School and Charpargne, with a class information session planned for this morning at 1:30.
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Georgetown
Exendine
O'Reilly
Keiliv
Tomera Lex
Rowen Hiet
Carter
Charpagne
King
Momine
Greer to Enter Catholic University Football Program
Frank Greer former Eastern High School star and standout center from local scholastic ranks has decided to enter Catholic University. It is understood five players from Pilon Tech team of 1914 will also enroll at Catholic University.
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Frank Greer
Catholic High School
Philadelphia
Catholic University
Greer
Brookland
Cham Pilon Tech
No-Hit No-Run Feat On Davenport List
No hit no run effort by Davenport keys St Louis shutout of Chicago in game one of a doubleheader. Chicago rallied in game two but fell short as St Louis took the twin bill. Batter notes and scattered outs mark the day with misc team references and erratic OCR.
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St Louis
Paxentiered
Chicago
St. Laue
Ahaiac
Fatterler—Brennan
Wilson Davengart
Bartley Serand
Cananones Gai
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