Baseball Notes From The Season's End In Various Leagues
Old timer Billy Hallman shines for Louisville while White Sox and Athletics clash in speed games. Several minor leaguers face changes as salaries, trades, and rule talk swirl. Clark Grigith aids New York, Washington eyes Ferguson, and Cincinnati’s Charley Jones returns. Orioles miss Morgan. Providence games highlight a Georgetown standout. a harsh Portland club fine looms for umpire talks.
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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
Boston Americans
Roche
Carvego
Baltimore
Grand Rapids
South Bend
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
Hara
Wilkesbarre
Piper
Rothgeb
Baltimore Herald
Stahl
Tip’ O'Neill
Phil Geier
Ack O'Brein
Cromley
Gene de Montteville
Jack Bonner
Thoney
Moran
Cassaday
Clingman
Barry McCormick
Rabbit Robnson
Jack Carr
Johnny Farrell
Zeke Wrigley
Dunkle
New York Americans Hand Nationals a Home Loss
In Washington's home game, New York slugged hits, built leads, and blanked Washington as orth and Chase drove early runs. Cassidy and Hickman produced late baserunners but the Nationals avoided a shutout with a Cassidy single and Hickman double in the final inning. Attendance reached 2,000 as the NYA won 6 to 1 with no walks issued.
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Mieplaye
Cassidy
Hickman
M Nationals
Phillies 4 Cleveland 8 in sloppy scoreline with Murphy homer
Murphy of Philadelphia hit the game’s only home run in the seventh to supply Boston with two hits. Plank allowed two Boston hits. Attendance 7,001. Detroit and Cleveland played a separate note on error filled innings, with Kitson Cicotte and Choates handling strikeouts and O Lear y to Schusfer double play. Time of game 1 hour 16 minutes.
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Murphy
Philadelphia
Plank
Boston
Broak Phila. Rhore
Hartzel
Tani
Davis
Collins
Crow
Resman
Reybold
Greate
Ferris
M. Cross
Giiger
Powers
Sig
Pamaehin
Selbach
Letton
Parent
Hartsel
Grimshaw
Tannehill
Mit
plall—Collinas
Messie
McCarthy
Hurst
National League results and standings update
Yesterday New York beat Brooklyn five to four and Boston edged Philadelphia three to two. Today schedule features Philadelphia at Boston, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Chicago at St. Louis. Team records show New York leading with 91 wins and 65 losses, Chicago 75 85, Boston 68 59, Philadelphia 68 59, Brooklyn 58 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 Breaks Down Late in Brooklyn Loss to New York
Brooklyn meets New York in a Sept 13 game where Eason pitched well through eight innings but faltered in the ninth. Bresnahan’s timely single plus three walks sealed a 5 2 Brooklyn defeat before about 3,000 fans at the park.
Navy Boys Edge Justice In Last Inning Incur Tie
Navy pulled ahead in a seven inning departmental league game on the west diamond, winning by De Mar's late hit scoring two runs as umpire Betts called it. Justice battled hard with Barry and McCarron, but Navy's sticks and errors early favored the Navy side in a close contest with 1 hour 30 minutes of play.
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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
Today's Racing Entries Show Mixed Weights and Distances
The timetable lists six races with weights and odds for horses including Lady Amelia Mamie Worth Nan nie Hodge True Wing Matoram Druid Oriska Astarla Graceful My Buela Loretta Diamond Flush Adios in race one and Kuro Nostromo Mahogaby Ell Jay Austin Penguin Usury Water Tank Nientick Thriberg Rifes Guy Mannering John McBride Winifred A Tolanda in race two. Race three features Eugenia Burch Pretension Jacquin Alma Dufour Adriatha Race King Mira Crawford Gold Enamel Sir Lynnewood Uncle Urigh Voladay Don Royal Lady Prudence Hotelier. Fourth race Bay Shore with Joeund Burleigh Broadcloth Jake Sanders Rubric Diemond Annie Hodge Dreamer Druid Incantation Keator King Pepper Right True Lochinvar Letoia. Fifth race Handicap two-year-olds Inquisitor Midas Bell snicker Zienap Fautinitza Anodyne Debar Lawsenian Lancastrian Fine Cloth Brother Frank Ola Guard. Sixth race Selling three-year-olds and up Brennenworth Telephone Brigad Craze Kid St Breeze Mr Orly II Marriage Delle Light Note Yorkshire Lad Monasodor.
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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 curtailed by heavy track conditions
At Prospect Park Baltimore September 18 large crowd saw five harness races with two unfinished due to a rain soaked track. Races included 212 pacing purse 500 won by Paulding Boy with Conroy second and Mary Del third. 2717 trotting purse 60 unfinished won by Mazie Z. running mile dash 150 added won by Monsoon. steeplechase about two miles Ripple won with Silver Fir second. running heats purse 150 unfinished from yesterday with Thelbrytha and Kentucky Rose winning heats. Local note from Laurel Maryland reports Hyattsville club defeating Laurel 6 to 1 with Handiboe pitching. district youth series seeking Bloomingdale match.
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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 Timely Hits Win Over St Louis 7 to 2
Chicago defeats St Louis 7 to 2 in a game noted for timely hits and solid pitching. Attendance 3,061. Ables started for Chicago, Sudhoff relief, Owen also pitched. Key hits included Greason, Callahan, Frisk, Owen, Donohue and Jones. St. Louis offense limited, final score 7-2.
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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
Suanon
van Zant
Sudhoff
Abies
T Fm
St Louis
Greason
Frisk
Owen
Donohue
Ten-Inning Boston Triumph Over Philadelphia
Boston defeated Philadelphia 3 to 2 in ten innings today. Tenney scored the winning run on Pittinger wild throws. an error by Wolverton helped Philadelphia’s two runs. Attendance 1,469. Two-base hit Doolin. Three-base hit Abbaticchio. Stolen bases Dooin Thomas and Wolverton. Umpire Mr. Murray. Time of game 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Tenney
Pittinger
Wolverton
Costar
Pruoal Palla
Rhogae Ab
Thomas
I O
Gleason
Dotan
O'Courtney
Strobel
Wolv'ton
Cannell
Cf,. 02 3 0 OlBransf'd, Ib. 008 10 Raymer
Doolin
Needham
Dooin
Pittingar
Balle
Murray
Fifth Baptists
St. Martin
Fifth Baptist
Marquette
Secor
Fifth Rap
St Martin
Wood
Galer
J. Eliett
J.o'brien
B. Wood
Spicer
Hilliary
Hillary
Minor league scores from three circuits and a forfeit
In the Eastern Leagues games, Montreal beat Providence 5 2, Newark topped Buffalo 7 0, Jersey City defeated Toronto 4 1, Baltimore beat Rochester 6 4, Toledo won at Columbus 11 3, Milwaukee edged Kansas City 5 0, Louisville drew with Indianapolis 4 4, St Paul beat Minneapolis 7 3, second game St Paul won 9 3. game ended in darkness after five innings. Southern League saw Chattanooga lose to Shreveport 4 5 and Montgomery split with Little Rock 6 4 and 2 4. Nashville topped Memphis 7 4. Birmingham routed New Orleans 8 0. South Atlantic: Jacksonville lost to Macon 3 5, Columbia beat Charleston 1 0. Savannah-Augusta game forfeited to Savannah 3 0 as Augusta failed to show. rain cited.
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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 Victor Defeats Fifth Baptists In Close Game
St Martin and Fifth Baptist opened eight innings at American League Park as St Martin edged ahead in a tight nine to zero forfeit triumph over a short-handed Library team later. Foundry to Play St Stephen's follows as Sunday-school league action set for Fourteenth and Lydecker streets at six.
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Foundry
St. Stephen's
St. Stephen's Club
Fourteenth
Lydecker Streets
Semifinals Set in YMCA Tennis Championship
The YMCA tennis tournament at Thirteenth Street and Columbia Road narrows to four contenders: C B Doyle, C B Hatch, H E Doyle, and C G Heylman, with semifinals this afternoon. Despite slow courts after Monday rain, crowd turnout was high as matches produced close scores and lively play.
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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 Cubs? Late 19th century style baseball game report
Detroit faced a rough pitching day as Kitson was pulled in the third for disputing a call and Cicotte shut them down after. Flick sparked the offense, while attendance stood at about 1,600. Detroit fell 7 to 23 to Cleveland despite multiple hits and stolen bases, with notable figures Lindeny Flick Carr Hess and Crawford contributing.
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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 has left home to report to the New York Nationals after being signed. Known as the crack pitcher of the New York State League Syracuse team, he previously played for the University of Virginia and Virginia State League clubs. He is descended from King Carter of Naomini and is brother-in-law to Morgan H. Beach, 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 Off In Newport
J Rogers Maxwell's Yankee and F Brewster's Elmina II won the Astor Cups in a postponed race at Newport. The Yankee beat Mineola by 1 minute 54 seconds, with Sybarus third and Humma fourth in the sloop class. Other small sloops started but did not finish.
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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 in Installment Furniture Case
Eugene Heyser was in Police Court charged with violating the district code by disposing of installment purchased furniture before completing payments. He pleaded not guilty and, via his attorney, demanded a jury trial after posting $100 for appearance. Detectives Horne and Ere aided in arrest following a warrant issued by the Washington furniture firm.
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Eugene Heyser
Heyser
Washington
George H.ae
Heyear
Horne and
Ere
Alwin Wins Ocean View Handicap At Gravesend
Aste's Alwin a 12 to 1 shot won the Ocean View Handicap one mile and a sixteenth at Gravesend today with Merry Lark second and Oxford third. Jockey Hildebrand was fined 32 for rough riding on Odd Ella and suspended for the rest of the week. Other race results include Balzac the steeplechase winner and Sufficiency taking the selling event.
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Cederstrome
Tocts Mock
New York
A. L. Aste
Alwin
Gravesend
Merry Lark
Oxford
Hildebrand
McDaniel
Ancestor
Millen
Burleigh
Dominick
Jacond
Grapple
Aeronaut
Foxy Kane
Hermitagé
High Life
Bell
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Miller
Odg Bila
Cary
Foxhall
Vino
Azora
Sir Tristan
Marvel P
Retropaw
Elizabeth F
Isolation
Vagabond
Cat's Eye
St Uregia Alse
Aiwin
L. Smith
O’neil
Lyne
Cairngorm
Bedouin
Oliver Cromwell
Coy Mutd
Sinister
Red Friar
Uneas
Tommy Waddell
Workman
Yelagal
Zuna
Deviltree
Watergrass
Aviston
Content
Simper
Daisy
Miss Margo
Duenna
Yorkshire Lad
Ogilvie
Lord Badge
O'Leery
Carroll
Destiny
Lady Reheeia
Bronze Wing
Daisy Green
Arby van
Giberia
Bouvier
Glowstar
Arsenal
Fort Erie Closing Day Features Muskoday Race
Fort Erie race meet ends with a Muskoday upset at 10 to 1 and several stakes results across six races. Edom and Molo B led early sprints, while Royal Armys and Silurian claimed top spots in later events amid wet track concerns.
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Fort Erie
Buffalo
Mic
Colwess
Edom
King Guymen
Jim Ferrin
Molo B
Lulu Young
Ome
Mamie Algol
Celonist
Toy
Tear Lie
Pentagon
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