Senators Lose Doubleheader Amid Umpire Row in Philadelphia
Washington falls twice to Philadelphia Athletics 8 4 and 4 3 as umpire Connolly's calls spark controversy. Jacobsens mis plays and Waddells on field theatrics highlight a wild day with notable performances from Mullin Seybold Murphy and Hughes.
Boston Keeps Lead in Doubleheader With 3-2 Win and 1-1 Tie
Boston defeats New York 3-2 in the opening game and settles for a 1-1 tie in the second as Tannehill strikes out Conroy to seal the first game. Dougherty and Parent shine on offense while Winter and Powell escape late trouble in the second. Attendance 14,043 as both games brim with excitement and errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alass
New York
Tannehill
Conroy
Winter
Powell
Dougherty
Felding
Parent
RHOAR
Rhoaeh Relbach
Ol Bougherty
Keeler
Stanef
Elberfeld
Collion
Freeman
la Chance
Ferris
Criger
Selbach
Wiliemand Selbech
Deugherty
Om Orth
Inainge
Griffith
Itg
Doughkerty
Parente Ferris
Laclance
Tannehil
Orth
Aby Orth
Grth
McGuiren
Tanne- Mil
Mr. Sheridan
HOAE
New York Rhore
Poueherty
Gaensel
Hhach
Eiberfeld
Collins
McGuire
Gensel
Balle
Detroit Cleveland Game Called At Darkness In Cleveland
Detroit and Cleveland were to play two games but did not finish the first six innings due to darkness. Mullin allowed two runs as Cleveland led, while Detroit produced no score before the game ended. Umpire Mr Sheridan and Mr Dwyex officiated. time was 1 hour 9 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huelerman
Mublp
Gaswidy
Prank
Dew
S$ WU
Waanington
Philadelphia
Fyns
Washington
Philadelphis
Hughes
Huelema
Clarke
Murphy
rufs—Noonan
Marteel
Donovan
Fill
Seybold
Croas
Hertsel
Mullin
Plank
Mr. Coundlley
O'Neil
Steton L. Crags
Bender
Hill
Stahl
Huelsman
O'Neill
Fanning
Cassidy
Senators
Schreck
Hartsel
Pickering
Connolly
Lave Croig
Hil
Jacobsen
Athletics
Xitthedge
Charles Dryden
Mississippi
Robins
Noonan
Long Tom
WaAsHt Notas O'Neil
Rsh.po
A. B. BY
Huelaman
Malling
Casmidy
Rf Klaredge
Totels
RBH
Hartnel
Nee L
Crose
Seybald
Cross
Waddell
Cannidy L. Cross
Seybeld
Croge
Bance
Balla
Hite
Ionings
Mr. Connolly
Detroit
Hoae i
Beaneaters Shut Out Until Seventh in New York Win
National League box score reports New York 3 Boston 2 after Boston scores first through the seventh inning. Wiltse and McNichol opposed. attendance 2,277. New York gains in standings with the win as Boston struggles to score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaneaters
New York
Wiltse
McNichol
Boston Nationals
Boston
Rhogae
RHO
AEB Geler
Bresnahan
McNichal
Basle
Whltse
McNichcl
Wiltee
Needham
Dunn
McGann
Gann
Moran
Delehanty
Bowerman
Messrs
Empt
Chicago Wins In Twelfth In Pitchers Battle At Cincinnati
Chicago edged Cincinnati 2 1 in twelve innings. Brigs allowed three more hits after early trouble as nine strikeouts. Kell in the twelfth, a single, sacrifice, and Corcoran error set up the winning run. Attendance 3 500. Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1. Notes list Sears and Kling with key hits and Corcoran error for the decisive inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Conttest
Brgzs
Corgoran
King
Atttendance
Rho
Jones
Seymour
Casey
Dolan
Barry
Sebring
McCarthy
Odwell
Blagie
Stelntelatab
Corcoran
Kling
Potts
Seburg
Hugeing
Haln
Siagle
Byers
Linges
Hahn
Paseo Balla
Briggs
Zimmer
Honors Even At Brooklyn In Double Feature
Philadelphia and Brooklyn Nationals split a twin bill in Brooklyn. First game won by Philadelphia 2 to 0 with frequent errors making the play loose. Second game Brooklyn won 7 to 4 as pitchers struggled and Durham allowed six hits in four innings. Attendance around 1,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Nationals
Phila
Buthof
Habb
Gleason
Lush
Hulewitt
Balla
Mitchell
Luthof
Sy Mitchell
Suthefft
Bergen
Vampires
Mersrs
Eeee
Aulschhit
Donahue
Rath
I. Aa
Sheckerd
Durham
Stanton
Scaplon
Thoross
Batch
Bitter
Jordan
Roth
Helsiut
Scanion
Culweil
Seanign
Colweil
Blessrs
Carpenter
Moran
Baseball Scores From Eastern and American Leagues
Eastern League results include Baltimore 7 Providence 2 in Baltimore and Jersey City 8 Newark 4 in Jersey City with Buffalo 10 over Rochester 3 in Buffalo. Montreal 5 Toronto 2 in the second Montreal game. American Association shows Indianapolis 10 Lauraville 2 and Kansas City 0 Milwaukee 3. Southern League reports Little Rock 2 Nashville 4 and New Orleans 8 Nashville 4 in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Providence
Jersey City
Newark
Uffalo
Rochester
Buffalo
American Association
Lauraville
Indianapolis
Lonteville
Indind&potia
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Atghanaraul
Little Rock
Nashville
Nasiulitay
New Orleans
Birmingham
Strevenotts
Shreveport
New York Teams Compete For 200 Dollar Trophy
Four teams took part at the Creedmoor range in the Seventy-first Regiment skirmish and rapid-fire match for a 200 dollar trophy. United States Marine Corps teams won with 1146 points. Other scores: Seventy-first Regiment 1106, Seventh Regiment 1037, Team 2 Marine Corps 862.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Creedmoor Range
Seventy-first Regiment
New York State National Guard
United States Marine Corps
New York National Guard
Thurston
United States
Old Guard
Thornton
Poolroom Men Arrested in Virginia Gambling Case
Sheriff Palmer of Alexandria County Va. seized five men named Hill Hill Hill Bargen and Burlingame on gambling charges tied to a St. Asaph poolroom. Each posted 500 bonds for trial Saturday at a Del Ray schoolhouse. Courts to decide if room remains closed after verdict. Palmer sought legal guidance and faced warnings from defense attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Alexandria County
St. Asaph
del Ray
Commonwealth
Crandal Mackey
Col
Francis L. Smith
John M. Hill
Zora Hill
Frank Hill
Lewis Bargen
Charles Burlingame
Y M C A Championship Tennis Opens on Capitol Hill
Preliminary rounds completed on opening day at Sixth and YD streets Northeast. Matches faced rain damaged courts but resumed in fair condition with few three-setters. Notable results include Wurdeman losing to McDonald and D J Robinette falling to Coddington. Doubles entries finalized for today with Bishop and Sprucebank facing Hart and H A Robinette. Prizes include racquets, a silk umbrella, and tennis shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Association
Sermerer
H. A. Robinette
Wurdemanm
McDonald
Sullivan
F. G. Robinette
Harding
Hart
Scrivener Jagt
Tarbox
Bishop
Avery
Brown
Welsh
Coddington
Sprucebank
van Hoosen
District Building Team Defeats Dumbarton 6–2 at American League Park
Commissioners won easily over Dumbarton at American League Park yesterday afternoon with Cantwell pitching a strong complete game for District Building. Hutchinson started for the club men but was removed in the fifth. four hits were allowed. The District Building nine fielded cleanly behind Cantwell and led from the start as they head to Baltimore Saturday for their season finale against Walbrook Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Building
Dumbarton Club
American League Park
Commissioners
Dumbarton
Hutchinson
Lowe
Young Cantwell
Walsh
Springman
Nicholls
Hook
Harding
Powers
Lay
Cantwell
Rapp
Hlelus
O'Brien overwhelms Kelly in six round Philadelphia bout
Jack O'Brien dominated Hugo Kelly of Chicago in six rounds at the National Athletic Club. After a rough start in the first two rounds, O'Brien took control with sharp rights and body punches, ultimately delivering a decisive beating while sustaining no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
National Athletic Club
Kelly
O’brien
King Pepper Wins Mercury Handicap at Brighton Beach
New York Sept 15 King Pepper at 20 to 1 won the Mercury Handicap with Lady Amelia leading to the stretch and Mineola and King Pepper finishing strong. Jim Beattie rose from 30 to 1 to win the last race. the ring suffered a heavy loss amid cold, good track conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
King Pepper
Brighton Beach
Lady Amelia
Mineola
Jim Beattie
Ring
FP. J. Gorman
Visalia
Sumamarles
Seiling
Lochinvar
Bhaw
Iec
Iildebrand
Phillips
Pisque
Juveniga
Vidalla
Grand Duchess
Mletisa
King Cole
R. L, Johnston
Auta Hood
Benlala
Indian Star
Deleanta
Lord Bidge
W. Davis
Crimmins
Dimple
Redfern
Briarthorpe
Cincinnatis
Mace—Seling
Ishlana
Sperling
van Neas
Burna
Gale
Hildebrand
Oneill
Carbunela
Duke of Bengal
Bhacher
Zeala
Lyne
Amberjack
Pelham
D’able
Oxford
Renault
Miss Jordan
Witch Hasel
Black Prince
Dorothy Jay
Replevin
Keela
Drarkle
Jack McKeon
Escutcheon
Ydkkahire Lad
Derry
Wayward Lass
Confessor
Workman
Wild Irisiman
Niblick
Roderick Dhu
Galdcroft
Meadowhorn
Fleur de Marte
Fra Piliipa
High Life
Iuh Jew
Wotan
Flexion
Jocund
Brooklynita
Denton
Cantean
Hriarthorpe
Eagle
Ben Crocket
Sellug
Sovereign
Itoxy Cane
Counterpoise
Castalian
George Keene
Auditor
Arsenal
Girdle
Calcutta
Prince Salm Salm
Cascine
Mary Glen
Hydrangea
Neptunus
Liberia
Palette
Hurstbourne
Dekaber
Little Em
Malden
Samatra
Linda Lee
Santa Catalina
Lucy Young
Jennie McCabe
Fajr Reveller
Raiment
Marie M
Holy Smoke
Delagoa Wins Fleetwood Handicap at Hawthorne
Delagoa with 117 pounds up and at 7 to 1 won the Fleetwood Handicap by two lengths from Floral King at Hawthorne in clear cool weather. Big Ben was third, a short neck behind Floral King. McGee rode the favorite at trot. The stake was 11560 to the winner. Also ran: Moyes Kurtzmann Nannie Heige and Auanina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Delagoa
Floral King
Hawthorne
Big Ben
McGee
Grace Elliott
Weadersfeld
Bashford Bell
Troxier
Aweduh Lady
Nico
Long
Princess Zulu
Harum Scarum
Dart
Arab
McBride
Henry
Trompeur
Morrison
Tims
Blue
Chockayotte
Alamede
Lixardo
Lida
Leib
Alivate
Armorer
Octocare
Dalvay
Nicol
Port Royal
Felipe Luge
Lewis
Gil Hugh
Delagea
Aubuchon
Larsen
Priori
Moyes
Kurtzmann
Nannie Heige
Auanina
Lso
Woodlawn Belle
Uicol
Charlie Miller
Arrie
Cyprienne
Volla
Louisville
Algo Rao
la Londe
Trozier
Bowling Bridge
Mico
Alcor
Wilson
Florentine
Michael Byrnes
Devout
Downpatrick
San
Hieda
Monza
Sarna
Trossachs
Janet Fonga
la Chaperon
Bernice
Jebane
Hoyalapt
Creoline
Churawind
Patiie
Ramshorn
Clifton Forge
Don Domo
Mad Mullah
Americano
Gesling
Mr. Farnum
Rabunta
Sioux Chief
Ben Chance
O'Hagan
Manalr
Torpedo
Dixie Girdrews
Leorlla
Gadfly
Pressment
Prince Charile
Fay Templeton
Mart Gentry
Lixelle
Envey
Garvice
Elston
Lieut. Rice
Lady
Copper
Emperor of India
Wainamoinen
Bombardier
the Lady
Capt Arnold
Last before school begins outfits for boys suits
The ad highlights boys suits with prices 33.95 and 5.00 as the best value in a wide line. It emphasizes demand for $20 suits, quality fabrics like Scotch tweeds, and conservative to extreme styles. It markets cream of goods and service valued beyond price during snappy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Samescone
James S. Topham
F Street
Parker Bridget Co Head to Foot Outfitters Meet
Knight won at 6 to 1 with Glendon 15 to 1 second and Tommy Knight 1 to 1 third in a racing card. Fifth race Alibert won over Mary Worth 7 to 5 with Sabador 4 to 1 and Time 1:15. Sixth race Pree Ad mission 5 to 2 led Frank Rice 19 to 1 easy trade 4 to 1, Time 1:68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker, Bridget & Co
9Th and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Buffalo
Prince of Elm
Kenilworth
Mammon
Ruby King
the Star
Corn Blossom
Kilttle Pratt
Right and True
Sadducee
Gay Livzette
Frank Foster
Charles Moore
Mr Kurenill
Gum Honey
Atiila
Frof. Neville
Bar le ‘Duc
Delmar Park a Fair Card With Slow Track
At Delmar Park a fair card yielded mixed results as Cameron and Jake Greenburg led multiple races though the track ran slow. Winners included Dusky in six furlongs and J W O'Neill in eight furlongs. many horses trailed behind in a lengthy program with few clear upsets. Annapolis meet notes report Naval Academy fourth class entrants in a 2:30 p.m. track meet with sixteen events and a four-company relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar
St. Louis
Cameron
Jake Greenburg
J. W. O' Neil
Zindsa
Delmar Park
Dusky
Dickson
Radium
CW. Dugan
Always Faithful
Howell
Jungie Imb
Escobosa
Edith Vice
Lake Port
Lady Moneune
Platt
My Eleanor
Willowdene
W. Dugan
Ferona
Donegan
D'Arcy
Broodler
Marselle
Lovable
Stradder
Yrumaline
Topsoll
Mra
Gannon
J. W. O'Neill
Anderson
Beothh Dance
Mafalda
D. Avatin
Pharmacy
Katie Crows
Military Girl
Alice Platt
Cantroi
D. Austing
Bintwood
Golden Light
Lindsey
Barkie Cockran
Murmur
Satedesima
Hucena
Ray
Pyrrho
Dawson
Compass Area
Pourquis Pas
H. Anderson
Miss Manners
D. Austin
Joe Goss
Laura Hunter
Maverick
Bob
Lady Lou
Jack Moran
Anona
Chaney
Capt. Brolaski
Billy Handsel
Voltage
Tim Hurst
Monogram
Leila Hunter
Tom Roe
Mala
The
Order
Muscovir
Yellow Hammer
Kiowa Chief
Lockaway
Sam Stephens
Torese
St. Paris
Belcour
Trion
Fannette
Whiskers
Eleanor Howard
Milton Young
Eugene
Thisbe
Aggie Lewis
Preakness
John MI
King’s Charm
Pinkerton
Red Leaf
Avlena
Allapavon
Layson
Annabelle Lee
Commodore
Ice Water
Kindred
Barklyte
Lasso
Mne
Edgardo
John McGurk
Oudenarde
Judge Cantrilt
Becundus
Harry K
St. Simonian
Drummond
Wurmur
Baron
George Vivian
Dr. Riley
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Alberto Upsets Sonata in Readville Trot Debacle
Readville Mass September 15. Heavy rain left the track poor. Alberto, a New York gelding, won the 2:14 trotting event and a later pacing heat, beating Sonata who led early. Grace Bond won the colt race as the favorite. Euxenite took the 2:18 trotting event. The 2:12 trotting race was halted by darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Mass
Sonata
New York
Alberto
Grace Bond
Barnetta B
Euxenite
Invader
Alberta
Perlins
Dickerson
B. m
Kinney
Thoro Bay
G. G
Pennock
Blackthorne
Bk. G
de Ryder
Sidney McGregor
B. B
Timothy
Euzenolte
Y. m
Thomas
Whitten Wilkes
B. G
Demarest
Master
Biggs
Tom Phair
Br. B
Humphreyville
Dash
Stonebraker
Lily Sligo
Rathpun
Nantia
Yapa
Gigi
Bondsman Dig
Gatcomb
Princess Abel
de Rydon
Yotara
Titer
Ormond
Hudson
Time
UBM
He Imarnetta B
Alcantara
Vicerega
James
Washburn
Davies
Billy
O G
Rathbun
Robert's Own
Acker
Ara
Ginger
Henry N
Tapp
Wuzzy
Little Dick
Baron Fl, Jr
Roland
Mace
O'Donnell
Patcher's Maid
Blk. m
Starry
Altra Tn
Dik. G
el Milagro
Hamilton
Edson
the General
Ei G
Nuckole
Prospect Park
Baltimore
Bobby H
Winteld
Noah E. G
Gambrill
Maggie S
Golden Thorn
Lillian
Gel
Sydney
Paul Kruger
Red Orance
Minnie Helle
Hullman
Joy Hawkes
Sam McKay
Lord Avon
Happy J
Happy Pardoner
Myra
Empire Wilkes
Virginia
Bonaparte
Buffalo Wins Team Match in Lower Lakes Golf Tourney
Buffalo won the team championship at the annual Golf League of the Lower Lakes event in Detroit, defeating Rochester 23 to 2 in the morning and Detroit 17 to 8 in the afternoon. Six Buffalo players and several others qualified for the individual championship as the tournament continues at the Country Club's links for two more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf League of Lower Lakes
Detroit
Mich
Buffalo
Golf League of the Lower Lakes
Rochester
Cleveland
P. Wright
C. M. Ransom
L. H. Tying
S. W. R. Spaulding
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St. Leuie
St. Louie
Bet
Rastan
Gia
Tueir
Diughes
Crows
Joe
Jake
Ted
Becks Sepbold
Lave
Hui
Felay
Huelyman
Seybold Galing
Monte Cryss
Hin
Jaroubsen
Ehreck
Jaccbsen
Terepe
Sreunder Derovan
Tim
Wish- Han
Rube
Red Cross
Mike
Tul
Nalien Flinter
Ir Bernier
Hughes Peu
al Gue
Mulan Waltied
Iy Mulan
Tonning
Vegetarian Attredge
Hines
Dono Vano
Bul Clarke
Monte Crosa
Harsel Scole
Save Grose
Seyhold
Monte Cross
Hee
Bilf
Aiii
Mullen
Kittredge
Connie Mack
Godheim & Sons
Sveth
Newspap
Rashiye
Boston’s
Sy Winter
Br Powell
Sheridan
National League
St. Louis-Pittsburg
Pittsburg
Petty
Pet
Clarine Corps
Great Bear Spring
SOC Great
Bear Spring CO
11Th St
N. W
Mincola
Suhlama
Highland Park
Galithes
Tleminate
Muldoon
Hans Tanner
Kathryn L
Bmile
Marshal Ney
Minthed
Barney Burk
Lady Free
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional
Monastery Beer
Ilene Main
Louis Bush's
St. Ladies
Gentlemen's Cafe
Mertz
Mertz and Mertz CO
Eiseman Bros Outfitters
Man
Bays
E. B
Fifth Avenue
Begeg
Remington
Winchester
Stevens D. Notgung
Remington D
Hollenbeck D. F
Walfords
Sporting and Athletic Goons
PA Ave
Capital
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
Dietrict of
Columbia
Maryland
W. G Haskell
Medical
J. Reed
Twelfth Street
Shade
Fisk Elgin
W. T. Baldus
Dogtor
Spasultacion Hee
Secor
KOCH
New York Arena
Tralig
Thal
Dragetars
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