Senators Rally In Seventh To Beat New York 9-5
In a tense game the Senators score five runs in the seventh inning to overturn a 4-3 deficit against the New Yorks. Keeler makes a one handed catch in right field and the home team capitalizes on debatable plays, with Elberfeld and Townsend contributing multi base hits as Washington pins down the win.
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Senators
New Yorks
Keeler
New York
Washington
Conroy
Stahl
Ganzel
Powell
Highlanders
Townsend
Clarke
Fultz
Delaware
Mullen
Elberfeld
Willie Heeler
Dougherty
O'Neill
Huelsman
Hill
Neill
Wiliams
Ieft
Williams
Cassidy
Huelaman
McGuire
Donoovan
Donovan
Oneill
Texas
Hiberfeld
Wilde
Willams
Elperfeld
Biherfeld
Philadelphia
Boston
Patsy
Dionovan
McQuire
Wid
Williame
Afaeleman
Het
Hheeler
Willie
Kibberfeld
Fd Williams
Ganzer
Hin
Stehl
Husisman
Townsett
Wildans
Fowell
Vall
Clark
Mr. Connolly
Two Games This Afternoon Delays and Doubleheader
Yesterday's advertised doublehead er between Senators and Highlanders drew a crowd at 1 to 2 pm but was marred by a mistake. Managers Donovan and Griffith planned two games today as part of the home schedule before the Senators head West.
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Senators
Highlanders
Donovan
Griffith
Athleeics
Mullin
McComick
Athletics
Kletnow
Philadelphia
Honors Even At St Louis In Double Bill
St Louis and Cleveland split a day-night doubleheader in St Louis. The first game went 15 innings with St Louis taking it. the second game ended early due to darkness with Cleveland leading 2 to 1 after six innings. Attendance was 1,402.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
King
Oae Burkett
Heidrick
U Bradley
Wallace
H Flick
Hynes
Rosaman
Jones
Olarr
Padden
Turner
Moran
Bay
Sugden
Bemis
Sudhoff
Bernhara
Jona
Carr
Bradley
Flick
Sudhof
Dowbie
Hay
Balla
Om Sudhoff
Bernhard
Barnhard
Messrs
Bomis
Paddon
Dress
Petty
Bt. Louis
Heldrick
St Louis
O'Loughlin
Philadelphia Beats Boston 6 to 1 in Poorly Played Game
Philadelphia defeated Boston 6 to 1 as Boston failed to hit Plank who allowed only three hits and struck out eight. Murphy hit a grand slam in the eighth with bases loaded for Philadelphia. Attendance 7,998.
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Boston
Plank
Philadelphia
Murphy
Rhadah Harteel
Selbach
Parent
Oo Stahl
Freeman
LaChance
Ferris
Criger
Tamnenili
Seybold
Noonen
M. Cross
Schreck
Plenk
Detroit Shut Out by Chicago in 1 0 Victory
Detroit could do nothing as Chicago blanked them 0 to 0 with 3,358 in attendance. Line shows Chicago scoring and Detroit errors, with White pitching for Detroit and Kitson for Chicago. Box details list players and RBI notes, ending with game time of 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Chicago
Detroit
RADAS
Green
Rfan Barrett
Jones
McIntyre
Callahan
Coughlin
Davin
Bevitle
Thes
Oak Sullivan
Crawford
Isbell
White
Elteon
Kitson
Dwyer
National League results and club standings update
Results from yesterdays games include Philadelphia defeating Boston 4 to 2, with Pittsburg at Brooklyn and Chicago at Philadelphia. Standings show New York leading, followed by Chicago, Pittsburg, and Cincinnati. Suthoff's pitching and fielding powered Philadelphia to the win over Boston. Attendance 1,757.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Scores in Minor Leagues Show Tight Contests Throughout
American Association results include Columbus 4 Indianapolis 3 and Toledo 0 Louisville 3. Milwaukee 7 St Paul 0 in one game with a second hit 4-3 over Minneapolis. Southern League cites Atlanta 9 New Orleans 8 in Atlanta, Memphis 6 Nashville 1, Montgomery 2 Shreveport 0, Birmingham 6 Little Rock 4 with Birmingham 2 in second game. Eastern League notes Baltimore 5 Rochester 1, Rochester 2 Baltimore 3, Buffalo 1 Providence 0, Toronto 2 Jersey City 7, Montreal 1 Newark 7.
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American Association
Columbus
Indanapolis
Toledo
Louieville
Kansas City
St Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Montgomery
Shreveport
Birmingham
Little Rock
Baltimore
Rochester
Buffalo
Providence
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Rorke to Lead Georgetown Columbian Football Squad
Alex Rorke, ex-Georgetown man, is named the first paid coach for Columbian football as the university becomes a varsity program. He will supervise a growing squad and first regular game is set for October at Randolph-Macon College, with a key clash at Georgetown Field on November 22 against Georgetown.
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Georgetown
George Washington University
Columbian
The
Athletic Association
Alex Rorke
Rorke
Boston English High School
Boston College
Randolph Macon College
Charney Cox
George~ Town Field
Fourth Presbyterian baseball team wins Sunday school league pennant
The Fourth Presbyterian team was declared champion at Mount Pleasant grounds with a large crowd present. Commissioner West and Thomas C. Noyes spoke, prizes were distributed including a flag pennant and a silver cup, and individual awards went to Ballinger Hayden Kinney and others. The event closed the league’s second year with plans for next season.
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Commissioner West
Thomas C. Noyes
Sunday School Athletic Association of Washington
Mount Pleasant
Gunten
League
Friends of League
George A. Prevost
Walter Fowler
James West
West
Noyes
Wolhaupter
Capt. King
Betts
Prevost
Messrs. M. A. Tappan & Co
Moyes
Evening Star
Walhampter
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Ballinger
Gunton
Percy
Foster
Sanders & Stayman
Lehigh University
Hayden
St. Stephen's
Filifus
Kinney
King
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
Bradley
Cunningham
R. Wahler
Dalrymple
Warman
Aitchison
Bielasic
Bishop
MckKenney
Magoffin
Jones
Yet
What do you pay for your Hats in this time
The note questions hat prices and asks readers to compare value with future purchases. It suggests seeking a better hat for the money already spent and hints at price dissatisfaction with current offerings. Readers are urged to watch for improved options next issue.
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A& Teguia
Patchen Maid Triumphs in 242 Trotting at Columbus Meet
Patchen Maid defeated Aerolite and Katherine A in the 242 trotting class on opening day at the Columbus track Grand Circuit meeting. Angus Pointer led the 2:07 pace with Bedworth expected to win the 2:07 pace novelty event, while Pauline G set a heat record but faded to second in subsequent heats. Grizzling rain fell at intervals with fair attendance as 2:24 pace, 8 in 5 heats, purse 2006 dollars. 2:14 trot, 8 heats, purse 1000 dollars. 207 pace, 3 heats, purse 1600 dollars were contested.
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Ohio
Patchen Maid
Aerolite
Katherine A
Larrie Ginter
Angus Pointer
Sidney Pointer
Geers
McCarthy
Peruna
Murphy
Fantine
B. m
Jones
Winnie King
Patchen Wilkes
Starr
Tata Kirkwood, Jr
Dillon
Larry Ginter
B. H
Medyohe
Higbea
Pauline G
Bik. m
Commoner
Snow
Ale
Oreton Maid
Br. m
Sphynx
Ch. G
Spear
Bil
Herron
Wilson
Nonamle
Chandler
George
Guenther
Bedworth, Jr
Ball
McClary
Hunter
St Johns Schedule Set for Football Season
The St John’s College football manager released the season schedule with games in Annapolis against Franklin and Marshall Gettysburg the Naval Academy Maryland and Maryland Agricultural College plus matchups at Lexington and Cheater. The slate includes Western Maryland College Gallaudet and Pennsylvania Military College as listed opponents with dates in October November.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
St. John’s
Franklin and Marshall
Gettysburg
United States Naval Academy
University of Maryland
Washington and Ee
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Gallaudets
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
Western Maryland College
Pennsylvania Military Cellene
Cheater
Yale Football Squad Out Twenty Three Report for Opening
Yale announces the football squad opening with twenty three men reporting at Yale Field. Captain Hogan leads light practice as veterans Rockwell Hogan Bowman and Roreack join in, focusing on ball handling and punt catching as early season work begins.
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Cambridge
Mass
Marvard
E. N. Wrightington
Hurley
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Capt. Hogan
Hogan
Rockwell
Bowman
Roreack
Princeton Football Candidates Report At Campus
Thirty six candidates appeared as Captain Foulke called for practice at Princeton. Last year’s coach John De Witt organized four squads for punt, pass, and ball handling drills. Veterans Foulke Pillow and King were the only alums present, with more expected tomorrow.
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Foulke
Dillon
King
Princeton
N. J
Spt
John de Witt
Pillow
St Louis Men Reach Olympian Golf Match Field
St Louis golfers claim eleven spots in the 36 hole Olympian Golf Championship qualifying at Glen Echo. Notables include Ralph McKittrick and Stuart Stickney tying at 163 for medal honors while Walter Egan leads Chicago entrants. Morning rain slowed play yet 75 started. only B Cory of Boston failed to finish.
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Glen Echo Country Club
St. Louis
St Louis
Ralph McKittrick
Stuart Stickney
Chicago
Walter E. Egan
Exmoor
B. Cory
Boston
H. Chandler Egan
Walter Egan
Chandler Egan
E. Sawyer
Toledo
Harold Webb
C. W. Jones
H. W. Frazer
W. P. Smith
Huntington Valley
Philadelphia
Allan Lard
Columbia
Tennis at Columbia Club Brings Excitement Amid Darkness
The Columbia Golf Club opening day saw several strong results as darkness halted play. J T Hendricks defeated Arthur Plant 6-2 6-2 in a thrilling match while Parks edged Moses 7-5 with a close first set. Dennett and Hill also posted wins as second-round pairings were announced for today.
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Columbia Golf Club
Hendricks
Plant
Moses
Parks
Deuce
J.T. Hendricks
Arthur Plant
W. V. Dennett
Dr. Harban
Willam C. Hill
A. B. Duvall, Jr
H. M. Morse
Robert Cox
P. R. Parks
Arthur C
Taylor
Hill
Bennett
Morse
Hall
Halstead
Tennis Finalists Set as YMCA Tourney Near End
Van Hoesen dominates lower half by defeating Welch to reach the finals. Lundy upsets McDonald for a semifinal spot, while Sullivan and Lundy win doubles over Sweeney and Turdemann. McDonald and Van Hoesen versus Hart and Robinette halted at darkness. Lundy vs Avery semis slated tonight along with consolation matches.
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Welch
McDonald
Lundy
Sullivan
Sweeney
Wardemann
Turdemann
Hart
H. A. Robinette
Avery
van Hoeen
Famous Show Horse Dead Glorious Flying Cloud
Glorious Flying Cloud, Thomas W. Lawson’s renowned show horse, died suddenly in Scituate Massachusetts. He was nine years old, had a flawless record at major shows including Boston and New York, and Lawson had paid $12,000 for him before training. No cause was given by veterinarians.
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Thomas W
Lawson
Scituate
Mass
Thomas W. Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Boston
New York
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Alexandria News: Chief Pettey Returns From Chiefs Convention
Washington Post Bureau reports Chief Pettey of the local fire department returned from Chattanooga Tennessee where he attended the annual convention of the Association of Fire Chiefs of America and was elected to national membership. Jewish residents observe Day of Atonement with services at the North Washington street synagogue led by Rev Reichler from Cincinnati. Mrs Walter McCaffrey recovers from typhoid, sister-in-law Mrs McCaffrey also improves enough to travel to Atlantic City for rest. Public and Catholic schools open with large attendance. mass held at St Mary’s Church. Obituary notes Twin brother-in-law of Capt J W Davis Thomas Butler dies at Bennington. Capt G W Cochrane of Cumberland, MA visits the city. owns Daingerfield farm near Springfield. Police Lyles and Mayhugh take ten days vacation in Fairfax County. Mrs Cassius F Lee returns from Capon Springs. Miss M Gault Norton returns from Fauquier County.
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King Street
Alexandria
Pettey
Chattanooga
Tenn
Association of Fire Chiefs of America
National Association
Chatta Roorb
North
Washington Street
Reichler
Cincinnati
Walter McCaffrey
Will F. Care
McCaffrey
Atlantic City
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas Butler
Capt
J. W. Davis
National Cemetery
Bennington
G. W. Cochrane
Cumberlang
Cajit
Cochrane
Daingerfield Farm
Springfield
Lyles and
Mayhugh
Fairfax County
Cassius F. Lee
Capon Springs
M. Gault Norton
Fauquier County
McGettigan Returns Brightens Georgetown Grid Prospects
Georgetown’s football outlook improves as quarterback McGettigan returns to practice after arranging in Philadelphia. A first scrimmage at Georgetown field featured two teams, light contact, and drills for offense and defense under Graduate Coach Reilly. Percy Given, 225 pounds, reported as a candidate at center while Mudd of St. John’s plans to enter Georgetown Law and compete for guard this fall.
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McGettigan
Philadelphia
Georgetown Field
Reilly
Percy Given
Annapolis
Mudd
St. John’s College
Georgetown Law School
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