Baseball notes from early era on the Washington and league moves
Old timer Billy Hallman shows for Louisville as White Sox falter and A's attack. Bill Maloney has stolen over fifty bases. Livingston of Wheeling signs with Cincinnati. Managerial shifts loom as Chicago Cubs plan changes and Washington claims Ferguson. Orioles miss Morgan and Grifin counts. Central League ends, Wheeling tops, Grand Rapids second. Various pitchers, hitters, and minor league moves fill the page with scattered stat lines.
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Louisville
White Sox
Athletics
Bill Maloney
Georgetown
Livingston
Wheeling
Highlanders
Cilncindat
Detroit
Jack Barrynas
Cincinnati
Reds
Wyatt Lee
Toledo
Washington Field
Boston Americans
Roche
Chicago
Baltimore
Ita
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Brooklyn
Boston
American Association
Portland
Umps
Charley Jones
Nationals
New York
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Garfield Hospital
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Wig" Clarke
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Atlanta
Rube Waddell
Malarkey
Washington Club
Id Dunkle
Yate Cromley
Indianapolis
American League
Washington
Chivage
Cleveland
Clark Grigith
George Tebeau
Tebeau
Chicago Cubs
Bart
Selee
Charles W Murphy
Ferguson
D* Hara
Rothgeb
Baltimore Herald
Stahl
Bavé
Tip’ O'Neill
Phil Geier
Ack O’brein
Cromley
Gene de Montteville
Jack Bonner
Thoney
Moran
Cassaday
Clingman
Barry McCormick
Rabbit Robinson
Jack Carr
Johnny Farrell
Zeke Wrigley
Dunkle
Providence
Morgan
Genown University
Jennin
Adkins
Orioles
Grifin
Deauty
Baltimore News
Landed on Townsend errors swell the score in loss
New York Americans defeated Washington 8 to 2 after a misplayed Townsend throw helped fuel a big inning. The Nationals stranded baserunners while the New York bats sparked with Chasse, Fultz and Kleinow delivering early hits. Attendance was about 2,000 as Orth and the New York staff shut the door late.
Murphy's seventh inning homer wins for Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on Sept 13 with two out in the seventh Murphy hit a home run to right field, scoring the lone run. Beere and Beaton pitch for Boston with two hits allowed. Attendance 7,007. Final notes list National League results: New York 6 Brooklyn 4, Boston 3 Philadelphia 2, and schedules for today including Philadephia at Boston and others.
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Philadelphia
Murphy
Plank
Boston
Beere
Beaton
EHO AB
Ruse
Burkett
Harted
Parent
Lord
diDavia
Cross
Orexbold
Tennekih
Caren
Annebit
Rank
Belbach
Tannenil
Basten
Weiersroseerss
Philadephia
Collins
Joe
Eason Goes To Pieces In Brooklyn Loss To New York
Brooklyn pitcher Eason faltered in the late innings as New York defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2 after a strong start. Bresnahan delivered a timely single, three Brooklyn walks and a hit batsman helped give New York the lead. attendance 3,000. Bold details include Bresnahan and Dahlen among the Brooklyn lineup and McGinnity on the mound for New York, with McGinnity and Ames exchanging innings.
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Brooklyn
New York
Eason
Bresmahan
Bresouhau
Dobbs
Browne
Sheckara
Kliida Donnin
Olumsey
McGann
AlGoseler
Mertes
Lewin
Dahlen
Baloh
Devita
Hummerl
Strang
Bergen
Ames
Gleeson
Odood
McGinnity
Braoklyn
Eremalian
Lumisy
Batch
Gassler
Hummel
Lewis
Gessler
Sy Bacon
Sane
Mr. O'Day
Chicago's Timely Hits Drive Past St Louis 7 to 2
Chicago won 7 to 2 over St Louis in front of 3,661 at home. Ables pitched for Chicago with Sudhoff and Owen also seeing action. offensive highlights included multiple hits by Greason Callahan Frisk Owen and Doughus. The game featured two-bag hits, stolen bases, and key defensive plays as Chicago seized early control and never relinquished it.
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St. Louis
Rhore St Lou's
RHO
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Owen
Dodies
Suanon
van Zent
Sudbof
Abbe
Sudhoff
Chicsep
St Louis
Greason
Callahan
Frisk
Doughus
Jones
Davis
Green
Ten Inning Victory Over Phillies In Extra Inning Game
Boston defeats Philadelphia 9 to 2 in ten innings with Tenney scoring the winning run on two wild Pittinger throws. An error by Wolverton aided the visitors’ two runs. Attendance 1,469. Key plays include a two-bagger by Abbott and a three-base hit by Abbott. Stolen bases by Devin, Thomas, and Wolverton. Time 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Philadelphia
Tenney
Pittinger
Wolverton
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Doolin
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Dooin
Young
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Justice
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bdadee—Justice
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Sutton
Hughes
eMis
Bryan
McMahon
de Mar
Fills
Bielaski
Ellis
Clements
J. ‘Wild Plitch
Mr. Betta
Minor League Games Across Leagues Report
Eastern League games in Providence Newark Jersey City Baltimore St Paul Milwaukee Rochester Columbus Kansas City Louisville Indianapolis and others with scores. St Paul and Minneapolis split a doubleheader ending early due to darkness. Southern and South Atlantic results show Chattanooga Shreveport Montgomery Nashville Birmingham Jacksonville Macon Columbia Savannah Augusta forfeiture noted for Savannah Augusta game.
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Alwin Wins Ocean View Handicap at Gravesend
A L Aste's Alwin, a 12 to 1 shot, led from the start and held on to win the Ocean View Handicap one mile and a sixteenth at Gravesend, six lengths clear of Merry Lark with Oxford third. Jockey Hildebrand was fined 200 dollars and suspended for the remainder of the week for rough riding on Odd Ella.
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Navy Edges Justice In Last Inning For Departmental Win
In a seven inning Departmental League game on the west diamond of the White Lot Navy barely defeated Justice 8 to 7 after De Mar drove in the winning runs in the final frame. Justice led early but errors helped Navy rally as Barry and McCarron split pitching duties. Umpire Betts called the game after De Mar's hit, with key figures including Capt. Hughes and Barry contributing offensively.
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St Martin Victorious Over Fifth Baptists In Close Game
St Martin defeats Fifth Baptists 9 to 6 in eight innings at American League Park as Marquette Leaguers prevail. Highlights include Gallagher three-base hits and clutch plays by O'Brien and Dugan, with Parker and Spicer on the mound and umpire Mr. Shipley calling time. The Library team forfeits to Commerce and Labor at White Lot, and Foundry faces St Stephen's in a Sunday league match at Fourteenth and Lydecker streets.
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Semifinals Set in YMCA Tennis Championship Day
Four players remain after week of matches on Thirteenth Street courts. C B Doyle faces Hatch while H E Doyle meets Heylman in singles semifinals this evening. Doubles feature Lundy Van Hoesen vs Wiley Hinton and Hatch Simpson vs Doyle Doyle with other matches to finish.
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Prospect Park harness races plagued by heavy track conditions
At Prospect Park Baltimore on Sept 13 a heavy track caused two races to be unfinished in the harness division. BIRST RACH-212 saw Paulding Boy first, Conroy second, Mary Del third with time 3 14. SECOND RACH-217 trotting went to Mazie Z. over Cordova, Victor Jr. Third. Running heat Monsoon beat Sentry and Satirist. Ripple won the steeplechase though Valentine was disqualified. Huaning heats won by thelbrynna. Laurel falls to second in Suburban League after loss to Hyattsville Handiboe pitched for Hyattsville.
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Detroit Beats Cleveland as Flick Shines in Batting Feature
Detroit pitcher Kitson exits after dispute, Cicotte struggles as Detroi t bats hard. Flick leads with strong hitting while attendance hits 1,600. Final score Detroit eight Cleveland one.
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Fort Erie racing and St Leger winner Challacombe
A Fort Erie feature day ends with A Muskoday favored in a close card as Challacombe wins the St Leger Stakes at Doncaster. Syracuse harness races postponed due to wet track while Jeffries past Sharkey twice in historic bouts.
Carter Goes to New Yorks
Connie Carter of Leesburg Virginia leaves for the New York Nationals after being signed. A famed pitcher in the New York State League he previously starred with Syracuse and played for the University of Virginia and Virginia State League clubs. He is a descendant of King Carter of Nepmind and brother-in-law of Morgan H Besch former U S attorney for the District of Columbia.
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Leesburg
Connie Carter
Syracuse
New York Nationals
Carter
Virginia
Maryland
University of Virginia
Washington, D. C
Astor Cup Winners Race Postponed Then Decisive Triumphs
Newport R I September 13 J Rogers Maxwell's seventy foot sloop Yankee and F Brewster's eighty seven foot schooner Elmina II won the Astor Cups after a weather delay. Elmina II defeated three schooners decisively while Yankee edged Mineola by one minute fifty four seconds. Sybarite led at finish but placed third in sloop class. Humma was fourth. Mimosa III Nautilus Venea started but did not finish.
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R. 1
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Yankee
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Emmon
Heyser Fights Charge Over Installment Furniture Sale
Eugene Heyser faced police court yesterday charged with violating the district code by disposing of installment bought furniture before completing payments. He pleaded not guilty and demanded a jury trial, posting seven hundred dollars for appearance. The case involves a Washington installment firm and alleged unauthorized sale of items before payoff.
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Heyser
Washington
George BH. Sere
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