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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1907
Page
24
An early 20th century style column discusses rumored Etherfeld trade to Washington, potential impacts on a player nicknamed Kid, and the upcoming season. The piece weighs team strength, management decisions, and the likelihood of adjustments before the next season, with references to Washington and local figures.
Detroit papers hype pennant talk and daily photo of Walter Johnson? No, Houston. The column roils with names like Comiskey, Lajoie, and Herrmann as the American League race tightens plus umpire chatter and lineup notes. The piece blends team hopes with editorials on play, salaries, and upcoming games.
Boston pitchers long Tom Hughes shut down Washington in a low scoring affair. Delehanty was out after a hot play, Shipke and McGuire contributed timely hits, and Glaze, Ebele, and Hughes held the visitors. Cantillon defends staff amid fan criticism as Freeman and McBride join Nationals’ hopefuls for next season.
A chaotic Philadelphia Philadelphia era game with the Yankees defeating the Athletics 11 to 10. Hogg pitched well for the Highlanders and Coombs struggled early. The Latting of Murray and Chase provided key hits for New York as Bartley, Lord, and Hoge contributed on the mound and at the plate.
Cleveland tumbles in a doubleheader against Oberlin and a visiting club as pitchers hold strong. Key players Morgan and Shipke drive early offense while strong fielding supports steady pitching, though late rallies fall short for the locals.
In a tense St Louis game, Delehanty loses a potential homer after a disputed foul call by Cloughn with Ganley on first. Delehanty protests and is ejected. Meanwhile Newton signs with Cleveland, and Duesenberg case looms as Milwaukee matchups unfold.
Two hits off Walsh highlight a Lynchburg victory as Danville’s elongated pitcher labors. In a noisy afternoon, Stewart and others drive in runs while Norfolk’s Fox shines in a shutout effort. Rivalries heat as Roanoke, Portsmouth, and Richmond tilt through tense innings with late scoring plays shaping the outcomes.
A Wichita youngster shows rare speed on the basepaths as he beats out a grounder for a single despite a knocked over bell reaching first base twice. Milan’s quick hustle helps him reach safely as infield play falters and the defense recovers.
In heavy rain at Columbus on September 1 Sonoma Girl won by a half length from Geers in the S100% Stake, setting the fastest trotting time of the year and a world record for a green trotter. Highball started twelfth and finished out of the money as D factored. Other rivals included RF D and Laura Filim, with complex racing details noted among numerous trotters and handlers.
Boston beats New York 1 to 0 in harsh winds as Barbinich outpitched Mathewson Scare. Tenney drove in the deciding run in the seventh amid many scratch hits. Barrett, Browne, Needham, and Richey contributed for Boston while Barberich Shannon Ager and Dayle led New York with scattered hits.
Brooklyn dominates the Sept 1 game as Morai homers in the seventh to seal a heavy win. Key players include Moran, Goinity, Lumley, Hum, Raich, and Casey Lugiey with notable performances from Alpertan, Lumley, and Pervious Frapte in a tense early season matchup.
Fromme pitched brilliantly as Pirates won 4 0 over St. Laule. Fromme and Walter Toute led the offense with clutch hits while Fielding solid, drove in runs and kept St. Louis off the board.
New York Sept 1 The Metropolitan Amateur Athletic Union meeting at St Bartholomew Athletic Club adopted a resolution to bar college men from athletics upon completing their courses. The Mahoney amendment, approved by majority vote, says colleges and universities fall under the new rule and takes effect at the opening of the next academic year.
London report notes Kid Cutler in a fatiguing bout where he outboxed foes in fifteen minutes on a training card. Joe Lucier faces Cutler in a 15 minute spar to win £5. Justice Miles trains after a May defeat to Gould as England’s tennis court champion shifts focus.
The readable fragment shows garbled text with partial words and scattered proper nouns. It mentions Philadelphia, Beers, Bees, and an apparent pharmacy reference, but most names, dates, and events are unreadable. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the available text.
The forty foot and under class winner was Berfolk vacept RT today in the Jamestown International Cup Regatta. Corsicum of Port Washington was second, Dorothy of Baltimore third, Martackeestt of Hamilton fourth, Usona of Norfolk fifth, and Margaret Boo of Washington sixth. Manhasset of Manhasset Bay and York won the King’s Cup and Little Rhody respectively but will not enter Lipton Cup tomorrow. The Manhessor left for New York today.
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