Doyle and Gore Reach Finals in Columba Tennis Singles
Doyle and Gore advanced to the finals of the Caluethia Country Club fall tennis tournament at Columbia. Treanor and others were eliminated in earlier rounds as Doyle showed steady play and Gore outlasted his opponents to secure a spot in the deciding matches.
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C. B. Doyle
Gore
Columbia
Conrad B. Doyle
Suisses
Caluethia
Jacia To Besse
Paul Treanor
Vbray
Treanor
Tonne Doyle
L. Gore
Remifinala
A. J. Gore
I. J. Doyle
Doyle
Faully Treanor
Miss Priest
Stambaugh
Bliss Smith
Tisibert
Mise Dufour
May. Rethel
Hebel
Veeb
Ti. Sroith
Misa Priest
May Ueld
Meyera Va
Dorat
Elgies
Miss Doyle
Misa Baker
Dosie
Mise du Hose
Mie Dafonr
Lincoln
Miss Smith
Johnston and Griffin Claim National Doubles Title in San Francisco
Johnston and Griffin defeated McLoughlin and Bundy in a lengthy four set match to win the national doubles championship. The rally filled afternoon with 7,000 spectators as the California pair showed superior teamwork and net play while the veterans adjusted and pressured their opponents throughout the lengthy contest.
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Johnston
Griffin
Calfornia
Rosere
Mi Berebini
Mateh
Horn
Leche
McLoughlin
Bundy
Itag
Batte
McLougitin
Rundy
Grifin
Hundy
Sohnaton
Johnaton
Nets
Johnston Ant Griffin
McLaughlin
Randy
Bro
Star golfers lose in women's event at Onwentsia Club
Chicago date line notes Lillian Hyde of New York and Elaine Rosenthal of Chicago exit the national women’s golf tournament as Mrs REL Barlow of Philadelphia and Marjoe Edwards of Chicago advance. Other results include Aleta Sterling defeating Laurie Karger, and several matches won by margins such as 8 2, 6 3, and 7 6 with morning rounds continuing.
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Chicago
Lillian Hyde
New York
Elaine V. Rosenthal
Onwentsia Club
Rel Barlow
Philadelphia
Marjoe Edwards
Barlow
Aleta Sterling
Atlanta
Laurie Karger
W. A. Unrin
Fogimnd
Caleh Hy
Und Allen
Iostat
J. Weard Dittatareh
AL Tariow
Uttar Blyde
New
Trostine Perea
Cuvago
Caroline Vainters Cucage
Sievjarie Howards
Cuicago
Flaine Tosentionl
Clovaga
Ale Sterting
Laurie Raber
CTL
Vanderteck
Winters Coldhall
Toledo
Mee EL. Relfeld
Chillige
Elizabeth Allen
Rock Island
Lone Run Decision Over Yankees In Pitchers Battle
Walter Johnson outpitched Bob Shawkey as the Nationals edged the Yankees 1 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. Johnson struck out ten, Johnson’s team gained the lone run in the first on Moeller’s steal, Foster’s grounder, and Mian’s sacrifice. Cries for offense were stifled by superb pitching and flawless fielding on both sides.
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New York
Yankees
Polo Ground
Walter Johnson
Nationals
Donovan
Johnson
Bob Shawkey
Athletics
Shawkey
Fettle
Griffinen
Moeller
Foster
Mian
Pack
Bauman
Plyp
Griffith
Hartzell
Cook
BeBride
Cards Defeat Cubs By Timely Clouting
In Washington St Louis won 7 to 0 behind timely hitting and base running. Ronan and Mayer stood out at the plate as Lavender outpitched Ames for the Cubs. The Cardinals took three of four from Chicago, while New York defeated Washington 9 to 6 with strong pitching and clutch hits.
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Washington
R. HL
Moeller
Foster
Milan
Lots
Ronan
St. Louis
Mayer
Chicago
Avitinme
Aigreme
Potala
New York
Chieneo
St. Toals
Cook
Hugeios
Deckinpaush
Sleindler
Baumann
Ol Reacher
Ao Inn
Baier
Wilson
la Miller
O Williams
Oller
Po “Caldwell
Phelan
al Retzot
Rh. Ool
Archer
Laventer
Navtzeli
Murray
Kaueger
Pierce
Lavender
Miller
China
Yalew
York
Butler
Wilco
Phelase
Moeller Lan
ave—Tinther
Larned
Louis
Milier
Dante
Haggina
Mier
Zimmerman
McLarry
Bride
Gandil
Boone
Peekin
Chivage
Tanis
Kangh
Pipp
Kwtia
OM Lavender
Yale and Princeton reach final in intercollegiate golf
Greenwich Connecticut hosted the second round of the intercollegiate team golf championship. Yale defeated Penn 7 to 2 while Yale defeated Thinais 6 to 3. Prince ton and Yale advance to the final match for the title tomorrow at Greenwich Country Club.
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Greenwich, Conn
Princeon
Pennsylvania
Yale
Thinais
Greenwich Country Club
Princeton
Clarke Resigns as Pirates Leader After 14 Seasons
Barney Dreyfuss, president of the Pittsburgh National League club, announced Fred Clarke has resigned as manager effective at season's end. Clarke, who arrived in 1900, built a powerhouse Pirates club winning NL titles in 1901 1902 1908 and the World Series in 1909 while never dropping from first division and finishing his career with a .324 average and 2 506 hits over about 2 200 games.
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Pittsburgh
Barney Dreyfues
Pittsburgh National League Baseball Club
Fred Clarke
Clarke
Louisville
Jim Rodgers
Pirate
Phillies Defeat Giants as Phillies Rout Giants and Braves Win Dodgers
Philadelphia beat New York 9 to 4 in a hard hitting contest. In the first inning Philadelphia scored five runs on a pass ball a homer by Paskert Whitted’s triple Cravath and Luderus doubles and Niehoff and Chalmers' sharp plays. Schupp started for New York Perritt relieved Ritter in the eighth. Chalmers pitched the ninth as New York made three hits and two runs. Phillies fielded well with Cravath Luderus Whitted Merkle Bancroft Packert and Niehoff among the standouts.
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Philadelphia
New York
Paskett
Whitted
Cravath
Luderus
Angles
Niehof
Chalmers
Ae Schupp
Ritter
Perritt
G. Burne
Oistock
PL Git
U Rancroft
Bratnard
Askert
Jarabaon
O.crovaib
Darle
Schapp
Spreker
Schrupp
Kine
G. Burns
Brainard
Merkle
Bancroft
Packert
Laderns
Error
Burns
Pletcher
Linders
Niehoff
Horge
Philadelphia F. Stoten Baxes
Luderns Beninard
Schupp
Perrit
Rocky Mount Victory in First Title Game
Rocky Mount defeats Portsmouth 9th inning rally in Virginia League post season title game in Rocky Mount North Carolina. Portsmouth led 4-0 after six innings with four pitchers used while Rocky Mount knotted the score late and Owls rallied for the win.
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Rocky Mount Victor
Rocky Mount
N. C
Portsmouth
Rocky Mt
Winston
OlBittle
Darmrane Oe Cuety
Weatten
Newton
Cromwell
Ulrich
Gardin
Snyder
Edwards
Crowell
Carnes
Applegate
Jntage
Teague
Wood
Green
Causey
Haste
Ganfit
Difficult numbers in comedy regatta at Washington Canoe Club
The Washington Canoe Club hosts an afternoon comedy regatta starting at 3 pm featuring a blindfold paddle race a tango doubles exchange a canoe filling event a trinede sculling race an egg spoon swim a tug of war a war canoe race and a water baseball game.
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Washington Canoe Club
Tomes
Doffe
How The Clubs Stand In American League Yesterday's Results
Washington tied Philadelphia and New York, Boston lost while St. Louis beat Chicago in yesterday’s results. Today Washington meets New York, Philadelphia plays Boston, and Detroit faces Cleveland with all games scheduled across the league.
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Brooklyn
Cloeinnatt
Brooklyn Braves Split with Boston in pennant race
In Brooklyn New York Boston beat Rube Marquard 12 to 1 then won 4 to 1 as Boston gains ground in the National League standings. Nehf pitched in the first game while Barnes debuted for the Braves, and Rucker lasted into the eighth in the second. Brief summaries note errors and key hits across both games as Brooklyn slips to third behind Boston and the Braves move into second place.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
New Yor
Smith
Usmerth
St. Louis
Cinematt
DOW Glee Ab
Murnow'tr
Nixon
WolMer, Ce
Umccarty
Semnidt
Gete
YI Milfer
Goudy
Baroek
Den
Flvan
Niven
Totaia
Battel
Rucker
Boston
Evers
Complin
Fitzpatrick
O'Mara
Errora
Maranville
O'Mara and. (Nr Shinw. ‘Two-base hit—Gandy, Schmidt, Stolen Sutses—Nehimidt
Tutzpatrick
Boa Tea
Reckwee Bits
Barnex Danbert
Lonhle
Ivers
Schmidt
S—Hoston
Bails Barnes
Dell
Barnes
Messrs
Klert
Enshe
Stigers Lose After Eight-Run Lead In Chicago
Chicago defeats Detroit 10 to 9 as Grover Leandermilk falters in the ninth. Detroit built an eight-run advantage early but Chicago rallied, tying in the seventh and winning in the ninth on erratic pitching and timely hitting.
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Stigers
Chicago
Grover Leandermilk
Detroit
Waterloo
Faber
Benz
Boland
Dubuc
Lowdermilk
Murphy
Callina
Collins Au
Cramton Rt
Ol Iackson
Kavan
Slanagy
Celene
Vitt
Bukh
Cots Crayton
Yellehiti
Coveleskie
EL Colitis
Jackson
Eb Fournier
Weaver
Johne
Senatk
Error
Bunch
Tyohavehite
Cobb
J Collins
Schalk
Crawford
Felsch Javns
Stalen
Kore Rine
Chiewgn
bin—Buck
Burns
Johns
Cullies
E Collins
Col Hine Cobb
Stanage Bush
Young
Rettan Hasen
Nies
Dube
LondermUk
Ngings
Courteskie
Londermilk
Wid Piteh Tauern
Bal -Stanace
Messrs
Connolly and
Wallace
Federal League Standings Snapshot
Federal League clubs standings include Pittsburgh at 740 7a 02, Baltimore 0-4, Buffalo 4.5, Newark 4-0, Kansas City 7, Brooklyn 48, and Buffalo at 4. Games show no schedule.
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Pittab
City
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Newark
Gandil Boone Bout of Short Duration at Second Base
Special to The Washington Dost reports a brief near-fight between Chick Gandil and Lute Boone during a New York game. Umpire Dineen intervened as referee after Gandil attempted a double, kicks and punches followed, then calm returned. Nick Altrock amused fans as Dineen’s actions were mimicked. Friday’s game moved to tomorrow as part of a double header with rest for players.
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Washington
New York
Chick Ganait
Lute Boone
Ponta
Fill Dineen
Chick
Ganall
Boone
Gandil
Dineen
BaltoFeds Lose Two In Federal League Duel
Buffalo defeats Baltimore 4 to 0 in the first game and 5 to 4 in the second as Sammy Minger makes his major league debut for Baltimore with a single to center before Shawkey and the New York Yankees style of play.
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Sammy Minger
Nationale
New York
Shawkey
Moeller
Yankees
Buffalo
N. Y
Baltimore
RH. E
Schulz
Allen
Johnson
Owens
K HE
Euffato
Marshall
Quiny Deakey
Russell
Qualifying Round Sets Stage For Columbia Country Club Event
Two sixteens qualified for the September Columbia Country Club golf tournament with weeklong play underway. The sixteens include Robison White F Perry J M Phelps M King Al Winter PB Cobe Eis Kynen arty F Shoemaker O J DeMeli Donald Woodward I Brown E Coshr A HK McKenzie A Ruhrmen and F S s Anpiemans Second slateen: Frenk Beach C Graver Frank Govern AM Buns W HR Arande borg J A Shaffer H Orne J W Beller John Kratz E BR Be Graw R H Martin H Chis Cornwell J B Pieres B C Gott C Wi Brabeny and W H West. Kansas City, Mo Sept 8 Leaders of Federal League humbled before Packard. Kansas City beat Pittsburgh 7 to 2. Batteries Rogge Hearne Conner Packard Enzenroth.
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Columbia Country Club
Peint Bo
Sxteen
Rubinson White
Perry
Jom. Phelps
M. King
al Winter
PB. Cobe
AL Compiler
Eis. Kynen
Arty
F. Shoemaker
O. J. DeMeli
Donald Woodward
Brown
E. Coshr
A. HK. McKenzie
A. Ruhrmen
F.S
Anpiemans
Frenk Beach
C Graver
Frank Govern
AM. Buns
W HR. Arandeborg
J A. Shaffer
H. Orne
J. W. Beller
John Kratz
E BR Be Graw
R. H. Martin
H Chis Cornwell
J.B. Pieres
B.C. “Gott
C. Wi. Brabeny
W. H. West
Walter-Pipp Impresses Against Johnson in Game Two
The lone Yankee to beat Johnson was Walter Pipp, who posted a perfect 1,000 percent batting average with two hits and two passes in four attempts. The remark notes this marks notable progress for the former Washington college star.
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Johnson
Walter—Pipp
Washington
Brookfeds Win a Pair in Newark Doubleheader
Brooklyn Federals sweep five game series with Newark by taking today's twin bill 5 4 and 3 1. First game Brooklyn 5 Newark 4. Second game Brooklyn 3 Newark 0 with bats providing run support and solid pitching from Marign Lands Kaiserling and Kariden.
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Newark
Brooklyn Federals
Newarks
Brooklyn
Marign
Lands Kaiserling
Moran
Kariden
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Essere Flomotonu
Uphamed Simon, Moseley, Billard
Remarkable Form by Red Sox in Split with Philadelphia
Boston and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with the Phillies taking 10 to 1 in the opener and Boston winning 13 to 2 in the second. Pitchers Leonard and Sheehan faced strong lineups as Barnes, Malone, and Lajoie produced key hits for Philadelphia while Hooper, Speaker, and Carrigan led Boston's attack.
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Boston
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Sheehan
Lis
Leonard
Philada
Abe
Davies
Hooper
Walah
Srott
Sx Strook
Henrikeen Laloie
MiInnes
Oldring
Hoblitzell
Ao Malone
Dilewis- If
Carrigan
Innine
Malone Frere
McTonek
Janvrin
Barry
McAros
Gartner
Carricaneal Sheehan
Lajoie
Mr Innes
Gardner
Hobbzell
Malone
Melanes
Tnnses
Ervore
Hoxton
Baile
O' Leonard
Om Sheehan
Tite
Om Leonard
Arogdres
Mersis G*loughlin
Filde
Mennex
MiGardner Rho
Hobexell
Uy BF
Lapa v
Wagner
Crowell, P
Scarricane
lGrege
B.S BO
Torale
Boe Vota
Romo
Henriksen
Sneaker
Furry
Pirot
Crowel
Gregg
Inteber
Pry Crowell
Crowell
Wild Crowell
Lepp
Tres Mensur
Andehrané
Loughlin
Indians Beaten by Browns Recruit In League Showdown
St Louis defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 as McCabe a Browns recruit outpitched Morton. Howard drove in the winning run with a seventh inning triple and Pratt followed with a single. Sisler stole a base and Howard earned both teams’ runs with key hits.
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Cleveland
Sept
St. Loui
McCabe
Morton
Howard
Pratt
Aingie Sisler
Annie
Shotten
Chapman
Graney
Sbotten
Sisler
Kirke
St. Louie
Bewand
Sister
Howard Iscerifire
Evanx
Abotten
St. Louis
Mesara
Chil
Frank Thue
Georgetown gridiron practice limited this week
Georgetown University football coach Exendine and assistant Reilly limited practice as new players arrive from Dorchester High School and others. Early drills featured two new formations and light signal work while kick and pass routines received little time. They aim to have the squad ready for Princeton on September 30 and negotiate a prep game against a former team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exendine
Taveccar O'Reilly
Georgetown
Oreity
Hillton Vesters
Brett
Dorchester High
Ward
Remn'ge High
Green
Canter
Payne High
Chavis
Baron
Conan Bieta Yen
Maguire
McNamara
Ard Wall
wWollin
Reilly
Princeton
Jate
Charley Cox
General Office Divides in Marshall Trip Highlights League Run
Southern Railway General Office team, champions of the R Ro Mw A League, traveled to Marshall Virginia for Labor Day events. The record shows a split result with notable performances from Marshall and Tontues, and contributions from players Hivercnnh WH Strother Hatterles-laverine and Degnan.
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Southern Railway General Ofna
Marshal Va
Labor Day
Marshal
Berterier -Thomipeon
McBride
Strother
Ae Marshall i
Laverine
Degnan
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