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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1904

Page

8

New York Leads Boston in Pennant Race as Results Pour In

Yesterday's games sharpen the AL title chase with New York holding a two game edge over Boston. Detroit beat Chicago 1 0 while New York faces Washington and Philadelphia meets Boston. Standings show New York Cleveland St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Washington in close pursuit as end of season nears. The article notes NY's stronger position, injuries to Young and Orth, and standout performances by Hullaman Cassidy Stahl and Patten among hitters and pitchers. Washington to host four games with the Highlanders, then westward swing before finishing with Athletics.

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Detroit Shut Out by Cubs Pitching in Sept 18 Contest

Chicago failed to score after a first inning run on Green. Patterson and Kilian locked in steady pitching as Detroit managed only scattered hits. Davis, Tannehill, and Coughlin starred on defense while Kilian earned the win amid 5,860 attendees. Chicago 1 Detroit 0.

Chicago Davis Lowe Green Patterson Willian Tannehill Coughlin Attendante Detroi Rhoar Barrett Jones McIntyre Callahan Beville Sullivan Crawford Taanehiis Ofupili Isbell Dundon Robinson Pacargoa Killian Detroit Igbill Kilian Balis bail—Green Amapire Afr Dwyer

Capital City Baseball League picks formidable all star team

Official scorer O Shea selects Wheatley Cantwell Carron Lay Torney Babson Glotzbach Wilkerson and Taylor as the league’s most formidable club. The piece details first and second basemen cushions at Carroll Institute Lay, Gordon. outfield star Glotzbach of the Turners. and notes on fielding and pitching strengths along with team composition and comments on a Labor Day game.

O'Shea Wheatley Cantwell Carron Lay Torney Babson Glotzbach Wilkerson Taylor Capital City Rapp Carroll Institute Gonzaga Club Carroll St. Stephen's Institute Turner Athletic Club St. Glotzbach Turner “Athletts Club Waple Harbin Library Utility Force Woodward & Lothrop Carr St. Stephen’s Risten Brown Gonzaga Ready Tormey Kelly Hughes Handiboe Bunt Balla Dunn Woodward & Loth Smith Gohzaga Graves Glotapack Turners Wikerton Finnegan St. Stephen's Shorty’ Hughes Bt. Stephen's Institute Ile Bis Library of Congress BT. Stephen's Tate G. AB Ayere H BE Pet Hughes Il Ee Helorich Leeson Donahy Fitzgerald Schaeffer Washington G. AB. Pie Waggoner Dougherty Stephen's H. Beckett Jenkins Ork C. Beckett Beckett West End Willamson Waple Akers i Mullen Turner Athletice Club Turner St. Carr Hanvey Matthews Pinnegan Mulloy Vennama West Iind G AB H. SB BB. Pet Bpillane Hadoran MeGa Mattt Brown Bergin Smith A Ree Garna Murphy Bletagh Allison McFarland Sherwood Thornatt Cola Hickey Crawford Hershberger Bradbury Barnes Campbell As— Fotals Eeee Ag Eens I. Pet Nelan BB. Berhanp Kathman Collislowe Waters Ctarl Downs Lucas Oyster Leech Gardiner Barry Sullivan W. Clark Anderson McDermot Webster We Carroll Chesaldine Ona Calhoun Ee BO

National League Scores Echo Amid Mixed Results

Chicago defeated Cloctzusti 2 to 1 while Boston played Philadelphia, and New York faced Brooklyn in a series of NL games with varying outcomes.

Won in the seventeenth Chicago Triumphs 2 to 1 in Seventeen Innings

Chicago defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1 in a marathon seventeen inning game in Chicago marked by brilliant defense and timely hits. Briggs opened with a single, a passed ball and a hit produced the first run. a sixth inning single and triple tied the score. In the seventeenth, Briggs singled, Casey was hit, and McCarthy lined out to score the winning run as Chicago seized a dramatic victory before 12,600 fans. Cincinnati's late rally fell short as Woodruff and Walker pitched.

Chicago Cincinnati Briggs Casey McCarthy McChesney Woodruff Wittlame Kling Street Walker Tiesi Cincianatt Chicamg Cincinnatt Steinfeldt Wootruff Bhecaobarthy Odwell Gesey OM Briggs King and Street Woodruf Huggins Kelley Tinker Barry Slagle Mr. Zimmer

Baseball Scores From American Association and Continent Leagues

American Association games include Milwaukee 3 St Paul 1 fret game, Milwaukee 0 St Paul 0 second game ended after ten innings, Columbus 8 Louisville 1 first game with second game called after five, Kansas City 6 Minneapolis 18 first game with 2nd game called in fifth, Minneapolis 2 Kansas City 2 second game ended early. Southern League Memphis 5 Montgomery 2 first game, Memphis 8 Montgomery second game. Eastern League Montreal 8 Newark 0 rain ended after fourth. Amateur guide seeks club data and photos for 1904 edition at Spalding Colorado Building. Orth of New York arm injury at Lynchburg. St Louis games postponed due to rain.

American Association Milwaukee St. Paul Columbus Louisville Kanaaee City Minneapolis Kansas City Toledo Indianapolis A. G. Spalding & Co Colorado Washington Lynchburg al Orth Orth Bostons

Best Clothing Value At Parker Bridget Sale In Wahington

The ad touts Parker Bridget suits and a $3.50 shoe on the stag as top value. It argues Park er Bridget offers best-made fabric, fit, and price with suits from 12 to 35 dollars and a recommended look at the $20 line.

Wahington Parker-Bridget America Mertz

Parker Bridget & Co Head to Foot Outfitters Rivalry Update

In a busy sports roundup Parker Bridget & Co head to Head to Foot Outfitters games at American League Park this afternoon. The piece logs player form from Cassidy to Stahl and ONeill, notes on Cassidy’s hitting, and outlines managerial decisions as Selee plans to rest regulars on the Western trip while promoting youngsters. It also covers Pirates signings, a stand for Gilbert and Goodwin, and a wrestling title defense by Max Wiley in Toledo.

Tennis Tournament Draws at Columbia Club Opener

Play in the Columbia Golf Club tennis tournament starts today at 3 p.m. Courts are in excellent condition and fast play is expected. Draws show Boyd Taylor with a bye, J T Hendricks, Arthur G Plant, Dr Lee Harban vs Walter V Bennett, William C Hun vs Bede Malls, and Moss vs Gri Balstead with other names listed.

Columbia Golf Club Boyds Taylor J. T. Hendricksos Arthur G. Plant Lee Harban Walter V. Bennett William C. Hun Bede Malls Va Knoe Baska Ae Ee Ur Moss Va Gri Balstead

Imitation Potato and Other Quaint Tales From a Century Ago

A collage of brief items on spoof foods, celebrity childhood books, and a craftsman’s tale. An imitation new potato is described with a drying and dipping process, then notes on autographs from celebrities about favorite childhood books. A British inventor’s submerged screw protoype is recounted, followed by a publisher’s reader whose precarious job draws danger and satire.

Connecticut F. C. Burnand Punch Bluebeard A. T. Quiller-Couch Bunyan G. K. Chesterton H. G. Wells Strewwelpeter Joseph Chamberlain Caleb Crinkie Henry Arthur Jones Zangwill Tom Pippin Beatrice Harraden Grimm Maurice Hewlitt Hans Andersen Jove Brooklyn David Harum Trilby

Not His Fault in Chicago Journal Game Chat

A player in a Chicago Journal game column argues that a teammate was blamed unfairly for a missed shot. He says the guide warned against firing too quickly and that waiting ten seconds would have placed his head in range. The exchange highlights timing and decision making in a tense play.

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Little boy and rescue after street crash and a seceder note

A roadside accident brings a brave child homeward bound with a broken wagon and injured fingers. A passerby comforts him as other kind helpers repair the wagon and tend his wounds, and the boy remains hopeful to help his mother with aprons.

Reineke to Arrive for South Championship Bout

Joe Grant of this city will wrestle Prof. Charles Reineke of Richmond for the South title in a Tuesday evening match at the Washington Light Infantry Armory. Reineke arrives tonight. his brother in law Harvey Parker will be in his corner Tuesday. Grant, a popular Washington wrestler, has kept an untarnished record. Turner Athletic Club handles the event with two preliminaries.

George W. Brown Weather Bureau Brown Washington Michigan Wolverine Prof Naval Academy George Elkins W. Va Annapolis Pennsylvania Avenue Anna Polle Joe Grant Charles Reineke Richmond Reineke Harvey Parker Grant Turner Athletic Club Washington Light Infantry

Store Closure Notice For Holid ay Dress Ad

Our store will be closed all day for a holiday. Open Tuesday as usual. To be correctly dressed for full wear you should become an ER wearer the finest garments for the least money.

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