Post Office Victorious In Long War Department Pitching Duel
The Post-office defeated the War Department in a seven hour and fifteen minute game. Clarke pitched well for the Post-office, holding the Warriors to scattered hits, while Donaldson of the War Department yielded nine hits as Post-office batters connected for run after run. Final scoring details list multiple players contributing runs and hits, with errors noted and a lengthy box score.
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War Department
Mall Singers
Rube" Clarke
Donaldson
Regare Bradiay
Haring
Lauquith
Clark
Pies
Ollianegan
Bog Eaton
OlGeth
Adnan
OlDonaldson
Corrigan
Clarke
McGowan
Patterson
Pennington
Gatea
Tierney
Bradley
Adama
Adame
Clerk
Bacon
Steventon
Gates
Adams
Finnegan
Geth
Mr. Bialaski
Justice
Vincent Triumphs In Strange Interleague Showdown
St Vincent defeated Christ Church 4 to 3 in a tight contest marked by costly misplays and sharp batting from Rogers. Key plays included a three base hit by Gallagher and frequent errors shaping the tight score, with Vinent’s pitching and fielding holding Christ Church to four runs despite late rallies. Fire record details follow game notes.
Nationals Win in Ninth as Chesbro Becomes Slabman
Washington and New York tied the score in the ninth before Griffith took the mound. Chesbro allowed thirteen hits but Washington pulled ahead late, with Hickman, Anderson, and Stahl delivering key hits to seal a 5 to 1 win for the Nationals over the Highlanders. Washington’s batting woes eased in the stretch as Patten and Heyden produced runs aiding the late rally.
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Stahl
New York
Griffith
Slabman
Hine
Washington
Nationals
Highlanders
Spitball Cheebro
Jacobsen
Patten
Bn Speed
Hickman
Anderson
Alderson
Chesbro
Stahle
Hallen
Keeler
Elberfeld
Yeager
Hahn
Williams
Chase
Heyden
Stanley
Cassidy
Dougherty
Nill
McGuire
Atthl
Huslaman
Elberfol
Nila
Chasbruta
Huelaman
Pat
Wave Gath
Hueslsman
Willams
Hiberfeld
Jeffries to referee Britt Nelson fight near Colma
Secret agreement would split receipts 60 40 with Jeffries as referee. Advance seat sales reach about 70,000 dollars. Coffroth confirms Jeffries impartiality and will place gate in trust. Britt and Nelson in condition, though Nelson appears drawn and scarred from punches. Betting stalls at 10 to 7 favoring Britt ahead of tomorrow’s bout.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Britt-Nelson
Colma
Jeffries
Coffroth
Nolan
Nelson
Britt
Sporting
Jeff
Hitch
Catalina
Britts
Willie Britt
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One-Run Washington Victory Over New York in Ninth Inning
In a tense finish Washington junior Elliott Stahl fielded a foul from the right pavilion then led off the final rally. Anderson and Hickman sparked the decisive run with aggressive baserunning as Patten and Chesbro battled for control. The Officials noted Washington’s 5 earned runs to New York’s 8 with Stahl’s late run and a one-hand foul catch highlighted by a collision at the fence.
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Ilberfeld
Chass
Anderson
Dougherty
Hickman
Huelsman
Griffith
Stahl
Hahn
Fultg
Washington
Stanley
Huelaman
Jacobsen
Patten
New York
Habu
Heeler
Elbertald
Firet
Chesbre
Jacobren
Cheabre
Pett N
Chesbro
Grifth
Ry Patton
Fatten
Cassidy
Heyden
Willams
Keeler
National League results and club standings list
National League scores show New York and Boston 2, Cincinnati 8 over Pittsburg 3, Chicago 8 over St Louis 2, Philadelphia 6 over Brooklyn 0, with Boston at Philadelphia and Chicago at St Louis, Cincinnati at Pittsburg, Brooklyn at New York. Standings list New York 8 3 85, Pittsburg 8 8 45, Chicago 4, Philadelphia 67 68.
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Washington
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louia
Sepanse
Waahinet
W. L. Pet We
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
W.L Pet
Defeat saved as Chech held despite strong Pittsburgh attack
Pittsburg beats Cincinnati 4 to 3 as Chech was hit hard yet key infield plays kept runs off. eight runners left on base for Pittsburgh. Phillippe and Flaherty struggled early for Cincinnati, while Leach and Brain led Pittsburgh with two base hits and Ritchey and Seymour starred in defense and clutch hitting. Attendance 2,330.
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Pittsburg
Phillippe
Tlaherty
Cincinnati
Philippe
Gantey
Clarke
If. Heaument
Leach
Wagner
Howard
Brain
Ritchey
T. Girwon
P Flaherty
P. Hillebrand
Cincinnati O.huggins
Totais
Flaherty
Nicth
Gineinnati
Boilbo
Pittebure
Kelley
Seymour
Odwall
Schlei
Darty
Chock Bielen
Seymour Douhe
Chicago Defeats Cleveland In Batting Bee 12 to 2
Chicago easily beat Cleveland 12 to 2 in a batting bee as Altrock allowed two runs in the eighth. Attendance 658. Donahue led Chicago with several hits while West and Altrock pitched for Cleveland in a game that lasted 1 hour 65 minutes.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Rhoake
Rhoa
Jones
O Jackson
Isbell
Q Bay
Davis
Flick
Callahban
Stove
Donohue
Turncora
McFarland
Bradley
Hart
Caroo
Roche
O'Clark
Tannehill
Donahue
Pogo
Altrock
Buelow
Tatoo Sires West
P - OG
Totela
Cleveland Seterese
West
Donahué
Sbel
Ick
Sebell
Tennehill
Dogahue
Callahan
Wantee
Balle
Om Donabaa
Altrock Hte
ball—Callahan
Mesera
Connolly
Connor
St Louis Scard, Detroit Wins Pitchers Battle
Detroit edges St Louis 1-0 as Kil lian and Howell duel. Detroit scores on a wild throw a steal and a two bagger. St Louis squandered chances with runners ready, Lindsay snags Wallace's foul to end threat. Attendance 1,500.
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Detroit
Micn
Killian
Howell
Bt. Louis
Lindsay
Wallace
Searg
Lowe
Rio
A’ Baary
Gleapon
Prill
Eotier
Orory Killian
Orbreo
van Zandt
Bi Louis
New York Defeats Boston In Lively Baseball Match
New York beat Boston 6 to 3 in an exhibition game noted for running and inside play. Donlin stole home in the fifth. Wolsten and Abbaticchio contributed on base running. Attendance around 3,300 as Whitses and Fraser pitched, with O'Day umpiring and a game time of one hour.
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New York
Boston Today
Donlin
Woltse
Boston
Dolan
Mertes
Delehanty
Dahlen
Wolv'ton
Devlin
O'Cannell
Strang
Raymer
Clarke
Moran
Whites
OhIraser
Meadham
Dontin
Bresnahan
pall—Moran
Fraser
Mr. O'Day
Winchester Wins First Of Three At Staunton
Winchester baseball team defeated Staunton 10 to 8 in the deciding game of a three game series at Reservoir Park Winchester Va over 1 000 spectators attended Mayor J Welasnop of Cuften Forge umpired Walker Winchester star pitcher from Washington earned win with support from Forsyth Judd and Hughes made key plays for Staunton Batteries Chester Wahiker and Trimble Travillan Rollins.
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Staunton
Spevlat
Woshington
Winchester
Reine
Richmond Iwasers
Reservoir Paris
Acore
J. Welasnop
Cuften Forge
Chester
Wahiker
Trimble
Staunton, Travillan and
Rollins
Boston Defeats Philadelphia 6 3 In Last Meeting Of Season
Boston batsmen rapped Waddell early but failed to chase Dyserted. Attendance 7,846 as Philadelphia defeated Boston 6 to 3 with hits by Colling Davis and Selbach. Waddell went two innings, Dygert pitched seven for Philadelphia, Hurst umpired. water purification ad ends article.
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Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
Young
Boston Balltera
Waddell
Dygert
Burkett
Hartsel
Ol Dggert
Oj Bartont
Philadelphie
Passetball
Criger
Mr. Hurst
Time of Fame
Phillies beat Brooklyn as Sparks falter after fourth inning
Philadelphia, Sept. 18, four defeats in the current series. Sparks were effective early but Senson wild after the fourth inning. Attendance 1537. Score Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 12. Umpire John Stone. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad ends the item.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Today
Brooklyn Sparks
Senson
RHOAE
Dobbs
Gllinger
Sheckard
O Gleason
Lumley
OlCourtney
Minor League Scores Across Leagues Reported
A roundup of minor league results from the American Association Southern League and other circuits. Scores include Minneapolis 4 Louisville 3 in 10-3 innings, Indianapolis 6 Toledo S, Jersey City 6 Montreal 1 in the first inning, Buffalo 2 Montreal 0, Rochester 6 Toronto 4, Jacksonville 3 Savannah 2, Macon 6 Charleston 8 with a second game 3-1, Albany 4 Troy 1, and Utica 2 A J and G 1. Football note: A L M team seeks games with suburban squads as season planning continues.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Kangae City
Kansan City
Louieville
Columbus
Louiaville
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Catonsville Cup Tennis Match Ends Early on Dark
Beals C Wright the holder will not defend the Catonsville Country Club trophy. In the Marsland tournament men’s doubles Wright and Grant lead Colston and Lyon after a halted play due to darkness. Remaining finals moved to tomorrow with Wright unable to defend the Catonsville Cup as Dewhurst and Reals Wright contest the other matches.
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Beals C. Wright
Baltimore
Catonsville Country Club
Wright
Grant
Colston
Lyon Bach Teal
J . Wight
Dewhurst
Reals Wright
Robert Leroy
Wryis
T C Wright
Woc
I Millish
H C Bridges
JC Wheatt
WC Grant
Bealn
Bob VY Lyon
Whitehead
Saunders Tayior
Colston Awson
Second Annual YM YWCA Tennis Tournament Opens
The YWCA event at Thirteenth Street and Columbus opened with thirty entries. Results include Gould defeating Keblager 6 1, Hardy over Morrow 6 1, Doyle over Kellerman 6 0, Eager over Chotin 6 1, Macdonald over Grindis 6 1, Wiley over Wiley 6 1, Simpson over Headle 6 1, Doyle over Ells 6 0, and Hinton over Pomeroy 6 8. Matches slated for this afternoon feature Hatch vs Jones, Myers vs Maple, Hall vs Hertford, Winfkid vs Riddleberger, Swingle vs Van Hoes in Arntan, Klock, Bagby vs Warner, Lusay vs Smith. Doubles drawings to be made Monday evening.
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Bateluck
Thirteenth Street
Columbix
Tha Acarea
Ingles Gould
Keblager
Gd Hardy
Morrow
Ti Doyle
Kellerman
Eager
Chotin
Macdonald
Grindis
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Mertz and
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Panorama
16Th Street
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Avanua
Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation CO
Columbia” Automobiles
H. Stinemetz & Son Co
Reese
National Capital Brewing Co
DO & E Sts
Watfords Sporting and Athletic Goods
Royal Pilsen
Abner-Drury Screwing CO
25Th and
F Streets
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
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Maryland
Alaria
Eade
B.fougera & Co
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Mental League
Treasury
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Interio Justice Va
Navy Yard Boys
Fulcher
Navy Rhoqab
O'Lord
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Ouldher
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Bielaski
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Walker
Clements
Bamas
Lauder
Barry
Lander
Post-Office
War Boys
Christ Church
John Thomas
Einor
Ninth End
Ninth Street
Chesbero
Parker, Bridget & Co
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Britt- Nelson
National League
Chech
Brown
Weimer
Ept
St. Lottie
Ahannon
Moe
Brakley
Shay
Ivher
Arnut
Boews Og
Ollaitman
Be. Leahy
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Maloney
Mubride
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Grady
Ul Walmer
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St. Louig
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Y Weimer
Mr. Empite
T Holland
Horsford
Scanlon
Hood
Southern League
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Little Rock
Chattanooga
Shreveport
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Jersey City
Providence
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Newark
Jacksonville-Savannah
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Macon
Charleston
Auguste
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Augusta
New York State League
Syracuse
Binghamton
Scranton—Wilkesbarre
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Albany
Troy
Utica
Uuca
A. J. and
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Ayer
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the Cosmopolitan
Regal
Wiener
Arlington Brewing CO
Rosslyn, Va
May SpertaiticesCo
R. W Crampton
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NEW England Pants CO
Seventh St. N. W
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