Baseball Roundup From Eastern League Debut and Signings
Seitz signs with Rochester after 1903 Georgetown stint as McCoy rumor swirls around McPhillips. Detroit crowd cheers Tigers pre East trip while Nationals sit atop in base hits leaders with Stahl Huelsman Cassidy hitting century marks. Toledo’s Wyatt Lee posts five hits in two games as De Montreville and Coakley win games. Baltimore relay routs Roland Park with Fitzpatrick Handiboc Hradiey monsten. Jacobsen and Tsawnsend shine against Boston. Stahl laments Roche snag by Chicago. Jacobsen extends mound work during Nationals absence. Rothgeb stays in Baltimore. Detroit reports Bradley to retire after season, Cleveland jokes about it. Rodehaugh signing misreported. Stahl denies engagement, killing rumor.
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Washington Nationals Turn to Giants in Seventh Place Stand
The piece notes Washington's struggle in the American League standings, with Detroit surging and Washington clinging to seventh place. It highlights manager Stahl rebuilding with big players, Falkenberg’s strong pitching for New York, and Boston's Dineen and Young limited by injuries as Washington eyes a doubleheader against the champions.
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Sullivan to Meet Lewis at Eureka Club Night Fight
Special to The Washington Fest reports Kid Sullivan of Washington slated for a fifteen round featherweight bout with Harry Lewis of Philadelphia at the Eureka Club in Baltimore next Friday night. Sullivan last fought publicly in California against Jimmy Britt and previously met Batting Nelson here in a six round bout. Also notes Lexington entry list for October meet with 374 horses for twenty purses and overall 628 horses, breaking a long record for American trotting tracks. Also mentions exhibition results in New York and Albany. Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised as a remedy for headache and biliousness.
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Great Race in Eastern League and World Series chatter
Rain interrupted a Boston Washington schedule as two more games were set for Tuesday and one for Wednesday. The Boston club departs Wednesday on the 6:35 express to reach Boston for a double header with St. Louis on Thursday. Rube Waddell's arm remains in question but rest may bring him back in three weeks. Giants favored to win the world series. Pirates and other contenders face tough odds. Altrock shines as Chicago closes the season with an 4 to 2 victory over Cleveland.
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Chicago Fights Back In Ninth Inning Doubleheader
In St Louis on Sept 17 Chicago loses game one after a late inning error and the visitors tally three runs. Game two ends with Chicago pulling ahead in the ninth on two hits a steal a long fly and an error while St Louis struggles behind solid defense and timely hits. Attendance 12,000 as both games unfold with Chicago and St Louis trading scattered singles and key outs.
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World’s Championship Games Schedule Set in Cincinnati
Cincinnati September 17 National Baseball Commission chairmen Herrmann and Tr 7B Johnson called a meeting to arrange the schedule for the world’s championship series in Cincinnati on September 25. The meeting will set the schedule and other arrangements.
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Varsity Begins Practice at Virginia in September
Washington players join 45 to 50 men at Lambeth Field for Virginia football's preliminary practice. Returnees include Cooke, Warren, Johnson, Kollock, Randolph, and Haskell. newcomers feature Pletcher, Bennett, Taliafurro, Ainsworth, and Tucker. First game set for September 27. Coach King O Cole has impressed students.
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Minor League Games Scores Across Three Leagues
In the American Association Columbus beat Louisville 2 1 in the second game while Milwaukee edged St Paul 7 6 and Milwaukee won 3 6 in the second. In the Southern League Memphis defeated Little Rock 7 4. In the Eastern League Providence beat Toronto 12 4 and 12 2 in the second game. Newark defeated Rochester 2 but Rochester won 6 3 in the second game after one inning.
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State championship tennis opens with big Morristown field
Morristown New Jersey September 17 Entries for the State championship tennis tourney closing last night show a large field with top players like Richard Stevens expected to defend his title. Karl Behr B L Lyon W C Grant Dr Francis Glazebrook and T A Pell are cited as strong contenders. The Field Club grounds are praised as the finest in the state with Marsden Smith arranging schedules. Men singles start tomorrow at 3 o clock ladies singles Tuesday men doubles Wednesday. Grand Circuit Meet in Columbus opens tomorrow at the driving park with a large entry list and a 5000 purse for 2:18 pacers. Kensington yesterday beat Herndon 2 to 0 as Krouse starred for Kensington.
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