Runaway and Firelight Incidents Mark Busy Day
A preacher injured in a quarrel by Napper left wounded at a city hospital after a gunplay incident in Virginia. Detectives arrested John Salkeld for theft of $15 from Thomas Lincoln. A fire swept the Swift Provision Company building on Pennsylvania Avenue. A man died after a fall on Elmwood Avenue. Earl Thomas, age 12, returned home from Harrisburg after running away. William Cunningham, 33, hospitalized with a facial wound from a fall. A runaway buggy damaged property at Eleventh and streets northwest. J. M. Stein & Co. advertises fall and winter fabrics at 113 lith street northwest.
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Elurea
Balls Church
Vale
Yraterday
Wis
Corner
Meghi
Kur Napjer
Napper
Virginia
Buur and Tartagan
John Salkeld
Thomas Lincoln
Wwth Street
Lincoln
Eighth
ID Streets
Earl Thomas
Harrisburg
R. F. Wright
Tenth Street
Eleventh
Streets
Baseball Notes Show Trade Talk And Pitching Debates
Baseball notes discuss Pittsburg signing Roubertaille and Montreal adding Jack Honey, Detroit stealing few bases, Toronto naming Dick Harley manager, and plans for two Grahams at Jetrait. Topics include salary cuts, signings for next season, umpire illness, and trades involving Cleveland, Athletics, and Boston. The piece also notes Montgomery franchise sale, Boston's fatigue from doubleheaders, and proposed pitching rule changes to curb overreliance on curves.
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Pittsburg
Roubertaille
Jack ‘Honey
Montreal
Detroit
Toronto
Dick Harley
Jetrait
Grahams
Armour
Cleveland
Kidnnap
Frank Dwyer
Dunkle
Washington
Williamsport
Buckenberger
Boston Nationals
Evansville
Bemis
Arabi
Elmer Filck
Athletics
Haertsel
Wlick
Hartsel
Monte Cross
New York Giants
Caldwell
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
McGraw
Harry Tuthiil
Young
Giants
Ferguson
St. Paul
Frank Killen
Danny Murphy
Seybold
Mullin
Montgomery
Whiters
Montgomey Traction Company
Charley Hickman
eveland-Detroit
Bostons
Herman Long
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wrestling bout grips ready money stakes in Washington
The forfeit money for the Grant Reineke wrestling match is posted by both contestants. Rein eke, a Richmond athlete, sent 325 to The Post as a good faith guarantee and Joe Grant, a local boy, followed with his sum, setting a side bet. The match, the season opener in Washington, draws fans of a popular local wrestler with a clean sportsmanship record as September 24 approaches.
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Grant-Reineke
Reineke
Richmond
Joe Grant
Washington
Washington Light Infantry
Boston Nationals Trim Senators in Shutout Victory
Dineen wins major league debut against old team as Boston baffles Patten with thirteen hits and a clean fielding game. Patten allows four runs in first win while Dineen supplies three RBIs and steady pitching. O'Neill, Parent, Stahl, and Mullin star in a sharp, low-error showdown.
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Boston
la Chance
Ferris
Dineen
Farrell
Selbuch
Parent
Stahl
Patten
Neill
Hill
Senators
Huelaman
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Collins
O'Neill
Donovan
Leibach
Highlanders
Sam Apperigus
Hielder
Georgetown Team Visits City For Game
Georgetown fans watched a game where Patten excelled in fielding though his pitching lagged. Selbach collected eleven hits on the trip and played solid defense. The Willing Worker halted Chick Stahl’s hot bat, striking him out three times. Boston left in second place, hopeful yet vocal.
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Georgetown
Patten
Dineen
Case
Sol
Perrison Kittredge
Wate
Selbach
Chick Stahl
Boston
Ferris
Hill
Jake Stahl
Perrine
Philadelphia
Senators
Highlanders
New York
National League Standings and Scores From New York Games
National League action shows New York versus Philadelphia ending 4 to 4 and later 0 to 0. Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 3 to 1. In the same report Boston Brooklyn and Philadelphia games are listed with New York as host. Standings place New York at 91 wins and 39 losses for a .724 percentage followed by St Louis Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati and Philadelphia with varied records.
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T. Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St Louis
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
W. L. Pet. Borton
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
W. L. Pet
Cincinnati
New York Takes One Drops Two in Philadelphia Doubleheader
In Philadelphia on Sept 9 New York could not hit as Philadelphia won both games. Davis broke a bone in his hand sliding to base in the first game. Attendance 5,563. Second game called on darkness after a 6 4 win for Philadelphia. first game details list Ellberfeld, Pickering, and others with runs and errors.
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Philadelphia
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New York
Boston
Jimmy Collins
Patten
Collins
Washington
Tannehil
Addell
America
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OM Henley
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King
Sheridan
RHOE
Rhoae Dougherty
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Keeler
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Roth
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Titus
Hulewitz
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Doom
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McGane
Thomas
Cleveland and Chicago split doubleheader in Cleveland
Cleveland and Chicago split the twin bill with Cleveland shutting out Chicago in game one and Chicago winning game two after a late scoring burst. Donahue puzzled Chicago in the first game while Lajoie Stovall and Davis fueled Cleveland’s offense. Attendance 2 854.
Detroit Split Doubleheader as Jaeger Struggles
In Detroit on September 9, Donovan pitched masterfully for the locals in the first game, aided by Barry Howell’s wildness and Kahoe’s misthrow. Glade shut Detroit out in the second game while Jaeger pitched well yet unlucky. Barrett and Wallace made key plays as St. Louis claimed the second win. Attendance was 1,200. Cincinnati tennis results follow with Myrtle McAteer advancing to finals against Nina Closterman, and a doubles win for Raymond Little and Robert Leroy.
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Mid
Donovan
O'Leary
Howell
Kahoe
Glade
Detroits
Jaeger
Rockford
Ilc
Barrett
Wallace
St. Loui
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Jones
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Donoven
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Iickman
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Cincinnati
Myrtle McAteer
Pittsburg
Carrie Neely
Chicago
Miss McAteer
Nina Closterman
Raymond Little
Robert Leroy
Cal. Little
Frank Garrison
Warren
Ohio
Earth
THE
SWIFT
Atlanta
Two Baggers Win It McCormick’s Luck Drives Pittsburg
McCormick delivered a two base hit in the eighth inning to lift Pittsburg to a 3 1 victory over Chicago in Eastern League action. Both pitching staffs were strong and support was solid. Attendance 2205. Umpire Mr Zimner. Time 1 hour 63 minutes. Other scores noted from leagues across the region.
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McCormick
Pittsburg
Sept
MecCormick
Chicago
Oar Leach
Slagle
Beaumont
Williams
Biga Ritchey
Harry
M’cormick
Metlarthy
Braunfeld
King
Evers
LO A Jones
Tinker
Briges
Jones
Ritchey
Bransfield
Barry
Lynch
Briggs
Kilng
Mr. Zimmer
Unions Defeat Easterns In Close Five Inning Affair
The Union grounds hosted a tight contest as the Unions beat the Easterns with a late burst in the fifth. Rider and Ballenger homered for the Unions while Fulcher added a two-base hit and a single, with Adams strong on the mound for the Unions. The game lasted 1 hour and 20 minutes and previews a matchup against the Atlantics at 4 p.m. today. The Unions aim to schedule games with several District teams before season’s end.
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Rider
Fulcher
Ballenger
Easterns
Adams
Uniona
RHOAE
Rhoae Gonner
McNamee
Felover
Shriver
Carr
Blelaski
Nargic
Histon
Lynham
Dresener
Lid O’ Bunker
Sutton
Jaza Webb
McKnight
Bilder
Om Adams
Easterna
Webb
Gutten
Riston
Newman
Atlantics
Union
Lke
St. Stephen's Institute
Norris Peters
Dolphins
Radfords
George P. Kirch
Government Printing Office
Arcanum Team Faces Philadelphia Police in Exhibition
Police and Royal Arcanum council members played a baseball game to settle onfield honor. The council trailed 9 to 0 before storming back to win 10 to 6, with Rob Roy Mackey umpiring. Arcanum pitching was Oden Clark and Walker. police rotation Davis and Medford. Train fare listed for Baltimore return at $1.25 to $2.25, limited service on Sunday.
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Philadelphia
Rob Roy Mackey
Arcanum
Oden
Clark
Walker
Police
Davis
Medford
Ready with the School Suits for Boys
The store touts strong values on boys suits with two main prices. Exclusive sale of original Buster Brown outfits showcased after summer refinements. Two and three piece lightweight suits still draw attention while supplies last. Prices highlight a tiered reduction on 3 piece suits and a scale for 2 piece suits across fabrics.
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Buster Brown
Washington playgrounds meet opens first in capital
District Commissioner Biddle and West will speak at the public playgrounds athletic meet this afternoon. W. J. Bryan lends the Coliseum for the event with a full program including races broad jumps high jumps shot put and a pentathlon for sixteen year olds. Thirteen medals and other prizes await winners with no admission fee. The day closes with a baseball game between rival playground teams.
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Biddle
West
W. J. Bryan
Washington
T. W. Bureckhalter
Will East or West win American golf title today
The Baltusrol Club links host a landmark finale as H Chandler Egan and Frederick Herreshoff advance from a field of 188 to contest the championship. Egan, Chicago, and Herreshoff, Vermont, battled through semifinals while West and Havemeyer fell behind, setting a dramatic final round between Eastern and Western contenders.
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N. J
Walter J. Travis
Baltusrol
H. Chandler Egan
Exmoor Country Club
Chicago
Frederick Herreshoff
Ekwanok
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United States
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GFL City
Dr. Fredericka
J. M. Rhett
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Fredericks
Vermont
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A.C
Stranger in City Fleeced by City Con Man
A visiting youth from near Spottsylvania, Virginia, arrived in Washington to find his sister and ended up at detective headquarters penniless after a staged loan scheme. He met a crafty guide who posed as a trustworthy local, then doubled him for a few dollars and a watch, prompting police to seek the con man who tricked him.
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Negro
Suutt
Washington
Ecountey
Spotnia
Steter
Detective Headquarters
Tie
Sente
Spottsylvania
Lucinda
Pennsylvania Station
Miss Tacindy
B Street
Washingtonian
Scott
Jones
Fou Ahat Street
Grand Jury Indicts Several Individuals on Varied Offenses
The grand jury yesterday returned indictments against Dennis Posey John R Cusick Charles L West Robert Smith and Edward H Jones for embezzlement William Jenkins and Daisy Alvey for manslaughter Harry Grace and Laura Grace for abandoning a child Joseph Miles for mayhem and assault to rob Willam R Stone for assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Dennis Posey
John R. Cusick
Charles L. West
Robert Smith
Edward H. Jones
William Jenkins
Daisy Alvey
Harry Grace
Laura Grace
Joseph Miles
Willam R. Stone
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Baseball Notes
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