Baseball Notes From The Circuit Of Old Timers
For an old timer Billy Hallman plays a great game for Louisville while the White Sox struggle and the Athletics hit hard. Billy Maloney has stolen over fifty bases this year and Livingston of Wheeling signed with Cincinnati. The Central League closed its season with Wheeling champs at .696, Grand Rapids second, South Bend third. Salaries at Brooklyn and Boston NL clubs run lower than the American Association. Portland fines 310 per player for talking to umpires. Charley Jones joined the Nationals after malaria layoff. Hunter Hill may return next Monday. Jake Stahl praises two young pitchers. Nig Clarke shows mixed results in Cleveland. Malarkey quits playing, aims to umpire. Dunkle shines for Louisville. Talks of a playing manager rule stir the AL. Griffifth and Belee stir Chicago plans. Tebeau considers forming a Washington-centered league. Washington resists two leagues. Chicago Cubs expect a managerial change. Hart to retire, Belee possibly ill, Murphy named for presidency. Ferguson sought by Washington, won 12 and lost 17 with eight no decisions. Baltimore signs Hara to bolster left field. Rothgeb to return to Washington soon. Former Washington players in the American Association post varied batting averages: ONeill 0.328, Geier 0.29, Lee 0.305, OBrien 0.283, Cromley 0.281, DeMonttevile 0.280, Bonner 0.280, Moran 0.271, Dunkle 0.23. Morgan at Providence shines. Adkins visited Washington for Morgan but he was called home. Orioles unlucky in missing him. the Providence games highlighted Morgan’s fine work. Griff might have glowed with his hitting and baserunning. Baltimore News.
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Billy Hallman
Louisville
White Sox
Athletics
Billy Maloney
Georgetown
Livingston
Wheeling
Highlanders
Clincinnati
Detroit
Jack Barry
Cincinnati
Reds
Wyatt Lee
Toledo
Washington Field
Brooklyn
Boston
American Association
Portland
Charley Jones
Nationals
New York
Hunter Hill
Garfield Hospital
Jake Stahl
Nig Clarke
Cleveland
Atlanta
Rube Waddell
Malarkey
Washington Club
Ed Dunkle
Tate Cromley
Indianapolis
Washington
Chicago
Clark Grigith
George Tebeau
Tebeau
Chicago Cubs
Hart
Belee
Charles W. Murphy
Ferguson
Fost
Baltimore
Hara
Wilkesbarre
Piper
Rothgeb
Baltimore Herald
Stahl
Jack Carr
Johnny Farrell
Zeke Wrigley
Dunkle
Yankees Hand Nationals First Loss at Home
New York Americans beat Washington 6 to 1 as Orth shines and New York errors aid the attack. Chase, Paltz, and Kleinow lead a second inning rally. Williams and Chase drive in runs later. Cassidy and Hickman spark Washington with a late bid but no base on balls limits scoring. attendance 2,000 as the old venue hosts a lively, error-prone game.
Murphy Delivers Only Run in Philadelphia Victory
Philadelphia 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 beat Boston by 4 to 0 as Murphy hit the game’s sole homer with two outs in the seventh. Plank limited Boston to two hits as attendance reached 7,001. Chicago and Cleveland line scores mention Kitson Cicotte and Choates with multiple strikeouts. Time of game 1 hour 16 minutes.
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Murphy
Philadelphia
Plank
Boston
National League results and standings update
Yesterday New York defeated Brooklyn five to four and Boston beat Philadelphia three to two. Today schedule includes Philadelphia at Boston Pittsburg at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis. Standings show New York leading with 91 wins and 65 losses. Pittsburgh 89-69. Philadelphia 68-59. Chicago 75-83. Boston 43-87. Brooklyn 34-89.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelp
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
W. L. Pet
W.W. L. Pet
Brooklyn
Eason Wrecks Finish As Giants Top Brooklyn
Brooklyn lost to New York after Eason faltered in the ninth, issuing three walks and hitting a batter amid Bresnahan’s timely single. Bresnahan led New York with key hits as the Giants won in a 5 to 4 finish before about 3,000 at Brooklyn.
Navy Boys Rally Wins Last Inning Over Justice in Departmental League
A seven inning clash on the west diamond ends with Navy edging Justice as De Mar's hit scores two in the final frame. Capt Hughes provides offense while Barry and McCarron duelled. Final score Navy eight Justice seven as umpire Betts calls the game after the last run.
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Justice
White Lot
Navy
Betts
de Mar
Capt. Hughes
Barry
McCarron
Rhoae Justice
Rhoae Alugher
Burbank
Bieleski
Beck’t
McMahon
H. Beck't
Reed
Clements
Harry
MrCarron
C Beckett
Sutton
Hughen
Ellis
Baner
Bryan
Hughes
Bielaxki
Ells
Clemente
McCerren
Mr. Betts
Racing Entries From Todays Card Across Six Races
The list details weights and entrants for six races including handicaps selling maidens and a Bay Shore style event. Notable entries include Lady Amelia Mamie Worth Druid Eugenia Burch Pretension Mira Crawford Gold Enamel Sir Lynnewood Joeund Broadcloth Annie Hodge Dreamer Keator Inquisitor Midas Bell snicker Zienap Anodyne Lancastrian Fine Cloth Brother Frank Brennenworth Telephone Craze Kid St Breeze Light Note Yorkshire Lad and Monasdor.
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Lady Amelia
Mamie Worth
Nannie Hodge
True Wing
Matoram
Druid
Oriska
Astarla
Graceful
My Buela
Loretta
Diamond Flush
Bmce
Adios
Kuro
Nostromo
Mahogaby
Ell
Jay Austin
Penguin
Usury
Ingleside
Nientick
Thriberg
Rifes
Guy Mannering
John McBride
Winifred A
Tolanda
Miles Eugenia Burch
Jacquin
Alma Dufour
Adriatha
Mira Crawford
Sir Lynnewood
Uncle Urigh
Voladay
Don Royal
Lady Prudence
Hotelier
Bay Shore
Joeund
Burleigh
Broadcloth
Jake Sanders
Diemond
Annie Hodge
Dreamer
Keator
King Pepper
Right and True
Lochinvar
Letoia
Inquisitor
Midas
Bellsnicker
Zienap
Fautinitza
Anodyne
Debar and
Lawsenian
Brother Frank
Ola Guard
Brennenworth and
Telephone
Brigacd
Craze Kid
St Breeze
Orly II
Marriage Delle
Light Note
Yorkshire Lad
Monasodor
Prospect Park races slow by heavy track in Baltimore meet
A large crowd watched racing at Prospect Park Baltimore on September 18 as heavy track conditions due to early rain left two events unfinished. First race 212 pacing purse 500 had Paulding Boy first, Conroy second, Mary Del third. Second race 2717 trotting purse 60 finished with Mazie Z first, Cordova second, Victor Jr. third. Running mile dash won by Monsoon with Sentry second and Satirist third. Steeplechase two miles went to Ripple. Volantine disqualified for fouling. Third heat running three quarter miles saw Thelbrytha and Kentucky Rose win heats. Washington Post note reports Laurel spl features with Hyattsville upset.
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Prospect Park
Baltimore
Paulding Boy
Conroy
Mary del
Bedford Boy
Dr. Marvin
Irish Jack
Nellie Newmont
Mazie Z
Cordova
Victor, Jr
Amyline
Astrella
Monsoon
Mr. R. M. Taylor
Sentry
Brown
Satirist
Grimes
Madam Satan
Ripple
Mr Taylor
Sliver Fir
Merrick
Volantine
Rhunning
Thelbrytha
Kentucky
Wopshire
Chicago's Timely Hits Triumph Over St Louis
Chicago won 7 to 2 against St Louis in front of 3,061 at Chicago. Green, O Stone, Isbell, Rockefield, Davis and Owen among the baserunners. Ables pitched five and two thirds innings for Chicago. Sudhoff went five and two thirds for St Louis. Chicago broke the game open with a four run ninth inning.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Rhoah
Louis
O'Stone
Lo Isbell
Rock
Davis
Frink
Callahan
O/Wallace
Donohua
O Jones
Sullivan
Gleason
Roche
iiKoochier
Tan’ Bill
Sugden
Ada Owen
Ol Ables
Sudhoff
Abies
T Fm
St Louis
Greason
Frisk
Owen
Donohue
Jones
Green
Wallace
Rohe
Ables
Meyers
Connolly
Connor
Ten Inning Boston Triumph Over Philadelphia
Boston edged Philadelphia 3 to 2 in ten innings as Tenney scored the decisive run on Pittinger wild throws. Wolvertton error fueled two visitor runs. attendance 1,469. Doolin doubled for Philadelphia. Pittinger earned the win in relief. Young started for Boston.
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Tenney
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittinger
Wolverton
Minor League Scores From Around the League
Minor League results from the Eastern and Southern circuits include Providers. Providence hosts Montreal 5 to 2 as Newark beats Buffalo 7 to 0. Jersey City defeats Toronto 4 to 1, Baltimore down Rochester 6 to 4, Toledo 11 to 3 over Columbus, Milwaukee 5 to 0 over Kansas City, Louisville 4, Indianapolis 4, St Paul 7 to 3 over Minneapolis in the first game and 9 to 3 in the second after darkness halted play. Southern League sees Chattanooga 4, Shreveport 5, Montgomery 6 to 4 over Little Rock in the first game and 4 to 2 in the second, Nashville 7 over Memphis 4, Birmingham 8 to 0 over New Orleans. South Atlantic notes Jacksonville 3, Macon 5. Columbia 1, Charleston 0. Savannah 3, Augusta 0 after Augusta failed to appear due to rain.
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Providence
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St Paul
Southern League
Chattanooga
Shreveport
Atlanta
Montgomery
Little Rock
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleana
Jacksonville
Macon
Columbia
Charleston
Savannah
Augusta
St Martin Defeats Fifth Baptists in Exciting Game
At American League Park St Martin edged Fifth Baptist 5 to 4 in eight innings as Marquette Leaguers claimed the win. Umpire Shipley officiated. time 1 hour 2 minutes. Library team forfeited 9 to 0 to Commerce and Labor after players refused uniforms. Foundry to play St Stephen’s this afternoon at Fourteenth and Lydecker streets.
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St. Martin
Fifth Baptist
Marquette
Secor
Fifth Rap
St Martin
Wood
Galer
J. Eliett
J.o'brien
B. Wood
Spicer
Hilliary
Hillary
Library
Collisower
Commerce and Labor
Foundry
St. Stephen's
St. Stephen's Club
Fourteenth
Lydecker Streets
Y M C A Tennis Semifinals Set After Rough Conditions
The Y M C A championship tourney at Thirteenth Street and Columbia Road narrows to four: C B Doyle, C B Hatch, H E Doyle, and C G Heylman, with semifinals tonight. Despite a slow, rain-sapped surface, top players delivered hard fought matches as crowds packed the courts.
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Columbia Road
C. B. Doyle
C. B. Hatch
H. E Doyle
C. G Heylman
Blugles
B. Doyle
Gould
Hatch
Hertford
Heyleman
van Hoesen
Wirey
Hinton
Harris
Riddleberger
Heylman
Simpson
Pomeroy
Rich
Winfield
Kellerman
Swingle
Eager
Jones
Bagby
H. E B. Doyle
Lundy and
Wiley
Doyle
Smith
Chesley
Morrow
Keblinger
Warner
Grindle
Beadle
Arntzen
Maphis
Ellis
Detroit Roughs Cleveland As Kitson Ousted In Early Spurt
Detroit pitcher Kitson left in the third for disputing a decision as Cicotte steadied the mound and Flick sparked the offense. Detroit won 7 to 3 behind timely hitting and strong fielding with 1,600 in attendance. Key hits came from Flick Carr Hess Crawford and Rhoades, while Stovall and Linden led the baserunning efforts for the visitors.
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Mich
Kitson
Cicotte
Flick
Cleveland
Ragae
McIntyre
Ray
Lindaay
Donovan
Stovalt
Behaefer
Ol Bradley
Grawford
i/Turner
Cond
OlCarr
TBO
Coughlin
OJ Hess
Lowe
Buelow
O'Leary
Rhoades
Cicatte
OM Kitson
Lindeny
Fitck
Carr
Hess
Crawford
Stovall
Sachfas
Bredley
Eee
Kit
Carter Goes to New Yorks
Connie Carter of Leesburg leaves for the New York Nationals after being signed. A famed Syracuse NY State League pitcher previously, he is known across Virginia and Maryland for speed and control. Carter hails from a noted Virginia lineage and is related by marriage to former U S attorney Morgan H Beach.
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Leesburg
Connie Carter
Syracuse
New York Nationals
Carter
Virginia
Maryland
University of Virginia
Washington, D. C
Astor Cup Winners Fight Weather Delays In Newport Race
J Rogers Maxwell's Yankee and F Brewster's Elmina II win Astor Cups in a race postponed from Aug 15 due to bad weather. Yankee edges Mineola by 1 minute 54 seconds. Sybarus places third after leading finish. Small sloops Mimosa III Nautilus and Venoa started but did not finish. last year Yankee lost on time allowance to Aspen.
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Newport
R. 1
J. Rogers Maxwell
F. Brewster
W. Ross Proctor
Charles Barr
W. Gould Brokaw
Sybarus
Whie H. W. Emmon
Mimosa Iti
Nautilua
Aspen
Heyser Faces Jury Trial Over Installment Furniture Sale
Eugene Heyser, in police court, charged with violating district code by disposing of installment bought furniture before full payment. He pleads not guilty and seeks jury trial, posting $100 for appearance. Detectives arrested him after a Washington firm reported multiple articles sold before payoff.
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Eugene Heyser
Heyser
Washington
George H.ae
Heyear
Horne and
Ere
Fort Erie feature closes with A Muskoday upset
Closing day at Fort Erie featured a notable upset as A Muskoday won at odds of 10 to 1. The program included five furlongs results with Colwess edging Edom and King Guymen. other races listed Molo B, Mamie Algol, Pentagon, Silurian, and Blumenthal with times and placings. Separate notes report St Leger winner Challousombe and Syracuse harness races postponed due to wet conditions. Jeffries-Sharkey bouts referenced with historical context.
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Buffalo
Mic
Colwess
Edom
King Guymen
Jim Ferrin
Molo B
Lulu Young
Ome
Mamie Algol
Celonist
Toy
Tear Lie
Pentagon
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N. Y
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Sporting Editor
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Pa. Ave
Price
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Buffalo, N. Y
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Arlington Brew Brewing CO
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