Capital Cry-Runday Battle Sees Foundry Defeat Columbia
Foundry defeats Columbia at American League park in a hard fought league game. Manager OConnor aims to rebound with a win over Agriculture while a cup series showdown looms. Clark notes the Farmers slide in standings as Columbia eyes a tie for second place with key lineups listed for the upcoming clash.
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Olumbia
Foundry
Arries
Ammaaculate
O'Connor
Jin
Curnane
Columbia
Clark
Colombia
Outtit
Teave
Go Jumpin
Tha
Lamaculate
Hutchinson
Fowndry
Father Symanoski
Sullivan Wing Triumphs In Ninth Round Bout
In a scheduled fifteen round affair in Washington the boxer Sullivan from Washington beat Jimmy Briggs in Boston. The bout opened the season with a powerful finish as Sullivan dominated from start to end with a brutal body attack that forced Briggs to the canvas and prompted Mahoney to throw in the sponge. Briggs showed iron resilience but Sullivan’s rapid punches and body work sealed the victory as Briggs retired to his corner and left the scene dazed yet able to walk away.
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Washington
Baltimore
Sullivan
Jimmy Briggs
Boston
Briggs
Breve Mehoney
Hublekile
Bert Crowhurst
Philadelphia
Dfreen
Py Sullivan
Shout
Derrife
Vic
Kray Ris
Mahoney
Crowt
Bive
N Ad
Mananer
Brigss
Roseben to Meet Lady Amelia in New York Pace
Roseben and Lady Amelia are set for a $ horse race in New York announced by the Brooklyn Jockey Club. The event features two top horses, with open age allowances and a 6 furlong distance. The purse and exact conditions are described, and the race is slated for next Thursday.
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Roseben
Lady Amelia
New York
Lady Amélia
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Troklen Jockey Club
Reyeben
Raun
SILER SUES NOLAN OVER REFEREE CLAIMS IN CHICAGO
George Siler the referee in the Gans Nelson fight files suit in Superior Court against William Nolan and Nelson alleging false statements damaged him. He claims damages for statements denying his honesty and for claims he took money for a Gans win.
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Chicago
George Siler
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
William Nolan
Nelson
Siler
Nolan
Gans
Sten
Noten
Bolivar Beats in Upset at Grand Cleresit Race
Bolivar defeats in the 2:07 pace at Grand Cleresit racing as the Board of Trade Stake upset stuns favorites. Misa Gay had been tipped to win the 2:07 heat but Rushville and other contenders delivered strong showings across heats. Ed Custer wins the first heat of the Kenrucky Block Futurity amid track conditions hindering Sweet Marin from lowering a record. the deciding heat scheduled for Friday. Cincinnati? Note: multiple horses and riders listed with times and placements. several names and sires mentioned in relation to the event and purses.
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Columbus
Oslo
Bolivara
Board of Trade
Misa Gay
Rushville
Ed Custer
Abbe
We Cunter Eott
Sweet Marin
Deris
Bo My
Gration tAlieo
Wayland
Wate
Velentine
Imeevent
Mame
Bak
Boy
Byrl Wilkes
Binck
Mwetaye
Gale
Hopkins
Robins
Admiral
Schler
Cristr Telle
J. Me
Ir. Heoligraph
Lucretta
Betty Brook
Mener
Ifso
Redfield
Taltamma
Asbi
Wyaan Couns
Beals Burl
Red Bow
Goldie Wright
Eales
Dackoatchen
Doctor Marck Sleo
Notes on baseball fans and early 20th century figures
A fragmented 1920s style column discusses fan culture around baseball, mentioning Pitcher Tom Asgken, Jimmy Callahan, and players linked to Chicago and Cleveland. It comments on international interest in the sport, the pennant chase, and references to Harmon and agents for The Washington Post.
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sRide
Tom Asgken
Jimmy Callahan
Chicago
Peoria
Australia
England
Japan
Ireland
Immculates Spring Surprise In Cup Series
Immriculotes spring surprise as Immaculate beats Columbia 4 to 3 in the cup championship. Beckett pitched well despite the loss, with Brennen, Zannelli, and Gallagher delivering key plays. The game featured a crucial fourth inning rally and a controversial toss at the plate.
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Immirculates
Spring Surprise
Brennen
Quatutrelle
Beck- Yut
Uentrelle
Mess
Mile
Columbia
Immaculate
Limberger
Zannelli
Infelders
Gallagher
di’ Beckett
Vorney
Ditta Hook
Goodman
Beckett
Mullin
Hoyles
Hoyle
Cameller
Hook
Bess
Stone
Masy Gulg
Torney
Zannelil
Thisland
Gallasher
Quantresse
Imi
Zanneili
Hasle
Columbdla
Gemaxcek
Lido
Fda Moore
Btone
Dee Goodman
Fuirbern
Doe
Esrors
Iff
Moore
Trexett
Getlazher
Pilcnet
Ty Snore
Hite
Strack
Oy Gallagher
Bacrifice Hite
Brenen
Gordman
Zannellis
Fulcher
D'Urley
Queaiolie
Phelter
Hell— Hoyle
Umphoy—Mesers
Berger
Collistower
Thue
Commissioners Meet Winners of Thai Washington Pest Cup Series
New York dispatch reports Sept 9 engagement of Hal Chase, first baseman for the New York American club, to Milas Neille Herternai of Bayonne New Jersey. The piece mentions local baseball club champions the Commissioners and their hoped match with Cup winners, detailing a scattered roster and earlier season results.
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Commissioners
Staison
Georgetown
Gates
Eitcher
Leorard
Caruwell
Plichysa
Borigran
Frstimens Brown
Hendlpre
Spedalor
National League Scores and Standings Summary
Fragmented box score text shows several NL results with Philadelphia and New York teams. Partial lines list games including Boston versus Philadelphia, Chicago 0, Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 3, New York 10, and Pittsburgh losses. Philadelphia and New York figures appear amidst garbled data.
Qgean View Handicap Upset Shows Long Shot Victory
Belle of Pequest wins the Ocean View Handicap at Graves One mile sixteen with a bold move after the start. Inquisitor, the favorite, tires badly finishing well back while Mint Teddy Nealon contend for minor placings as Hot Toddy challenges late. Second race covers selling events and other stakes with multiple contenders.
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New York
Belle of
Agito
Lucy, Young
End Belle
Portlandlalan Ram
Race—Sotling
Turtongn
Acn
Hirb
Garner
von Reppamannock
iiNet
Seeana
Rastes
Frying
Mike
Bel Aemo
Carize
Billdorus
Russell T
Vale Trent
Lidthe
Gek
Hinndsams Gols
Tagens
Land
Jobo J. Rogers
Alo Tan
Raur
John Lyle
tMiller
Taretan
Lowmer
Ba James
Carew
Bella
Prquect
Hor
Teddy
Radtke
Nealon
Quean
Wrenler
Frejshon
Frank Gill
Nocter
Eddie Ware
Barris
Britos
Thir ‘Tima
Titi
Giparman
Red Ekvex
Uimbrella
Sailor Girl
Peventy
Horner
Wan Rage
HiMtebrand
Lonkett
Freisbau
Lime
Gareman
Bulwark
Jetsam
Judge Brady
Putocur
J Lindale
Contend
Navona
Hol Bali
Allright
Rod Enigut
Dieniahd
Fish
Helferman
Hi Thienda
Manila
Iys
Hazeling
Colonel Jack
Shally Shelly
Lacheests sAndoohe
Jatinty
Boomericg
Currie
Gargantua
Gail
Real Bentley Rag
Tigers Blank Nationals as Detroit Fans Cheer Rainy Night
Detroit blanks Washington 2–0 in a damp, low-attendance game. Patten pitched well until his exit in the third as Detroit seized control with timely hits and strong defense. Donahue, Melntyre, and Lindsey drove runs while Washington failed to capitalize with runners aboard. Umpire O’Loughlin oversaw a 80-minute game with 317 paid fans present.
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Washington
Detroit
Mid
Patton
Dollahue
Inzent
Seation
Washingtofr
Lindsay
Derahye
Melntire
Anderson
Fig John
Lindsey
Donahue
Melntyre
Tigers
Donatue
O'Leacy
Patten
Altizer
Cavay
Gfih
Duwa Ther
Jones
Jariea
Grosa
Wekman
Anderton
Saat
Wakefield
Pricet
Bess Voy
Air
O'Loughlin
Marned
Darkness Ends Game in Eight After Bad Weather
Darkness halted the New York versus St Louis game at the end of the eighth inning with St Louis leading 2 to 0. Grith used three pitchers. St Louis drove Ganson from the mound in the sixth. Boston and Cleveland split a doubleheader with Lajoie delivering a decisive two-run twelfth for Cleveland in the second game.
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St. Louis
New York
St Lops
Grith
St Louis
Ganson
Houls
BHD
New Yorke Ag Niles
Keeler
Ochoee
Ui Loporty
St. Ghee
Grim
Oden
Clarkson
JI Cheabre
Bilis
Williams
Chase
Willaua
Hartel
Conroy
Sand Hertman
Biauiteher- Grint
Roskenfield
Balle
of Howell
Geimth
Cherbra
Howell
Gristth
Snelngs
Me. Conolly
Lajoie
Boston
Cleveland
Ohio
Gie Baston
Latoie
Yj Morgen
Clark
Ol Arsubruater
Rhoades
Carrigna
Toate
Ann Tatale
Bestar
Clevaland
Offors
Stovall
Proerano
Gbertin
Farent
Morgan
Rossman
Banee
Clerslant
Hortog
Surucle
Mars
Chicago
Pfeffer
Anerey
Ktingy
Cameron
Tinker
GiNelli
Evers
Pieffer
Marna
Pielater
Pleffer
Two Baseball Games Versus Red Sox and Blues
Ry Rhoades leads a tense doubleheader with Cleveland and Boston amid errors and multiple hits. Key performances from Stovall, LaJeite, and Grimshaw highlight a 2 hour 15 minute second game as umpires Evans and Hurst oversee closely.
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Ry Rhoades
Oberlin
Aresacé- Evans and
Hurst
Mera
Cleveland
Boston
Jackson
Macy
Stovall
Parent
Golstani
Grinahaw
Mangan
Cardesa, Co
Vanmehdli
Apade
Graveland
Tworbave
Colgalton
Chadbourne
Clark
Lajete
Lacrtze
Ines
Mbey
Turner
Tyses
Corrigen
Flick
Margen
Chedbourne
Grimshaw
Farent
Ad Toesman
Tangent
Laveland
Joss
Tannentit
Hurstene Evans
Pirates and Giants Split Doubleheader in New York
In a two game set at New York, Pittsburg and New York Nationals split gifts with the Pirates winning game one 10 to 4 and the visitors taking game two 3 to 1 before the fifth inning halt. Hallman led New York with key hits while Browne and Leach held steady for Pittsburg.
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Recketta
Marquette
Rim
Capital City
Gellagher
Shanon
Gaeley Tab O'S Browne
Meier
Seymour
Dablen
Ritchey
Breang
Phelps
Gieneld
Camnus
Camalta
Phobuspereasgeces
BOL Wew
York
Ob Birst
Latiga
New York
Camanas
McGinalty
Lefield
Bresautaa
McGann
Staléa
Brevahan
Devlin
Dahlen
Leach
Browne
Ual
Camuttz
Wo Tnnings
Biobires—Messrs
Kiem
Earnenter
Ggbitterwrs
Roas
Baumen
Ydshawmen
Hebe
Mater
I Clarke
Olsermeer Ee
Letton
Plutkburs
Mathewson
Mathewson, 2: Af Ferguean
Philippe
Byy Philippe
Newton
Sac Ince Ni
Agees
Eddr—Strang Ant Dahlen
Maathewson
Pere
Errors Are Costly Pfeffter Help Boston to Beat Coke
A fragmented early baseball recap describes Pfeffer driving Boston to a win over the Coca-Cola Nine with key plays and fielding mishaps. An injury to Soance disrupted the Chicago game as New York notes mention a Cincinnati Brooklyn series finale where Cincinnati edged Brooklyn.
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Pfeffter
Boston
McGlynn Wins His Game In Feature Tri State Play
McGlynn tops the Phillies in a standout performance as Stoney McGlynn and Murray figure prominently in Tri State action. The game unfolds with notable hits, outs, and pitching by Whiting, and Brooklyn’s lineup features prominently amid a dense, period-voice recap of the contest and surrounding players.
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McClos
Ftry
Ote Philties
Aera Bbs Roan
Mariazer Acca
Ieee
Stoney” McGlynn
Want. Holly
Murray
Philatphian
Lantis
St. Aren
Washington Nationals Manager Shuffle Rumors in Local Report
Local news reports hint at a managerial power shift for the Washington Nationals with Heckert of Ganzel and Ganzel both linked. Stahl is favored to head the native band in 198. Armour’s name surfaces as a possible successor, while talk of Bil Armour or Billy Murray replaces Stall. Allentown races postponed due to heavy truck weight, merging today’s program.
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George Washington
Heckert
Jeader
Washington
Revereland
John Ganzel
Grand Rapide
Central Zeagné
Ganzel
Gawn
Garry Hermnmiann
Cleveland
Cans
Armour
Bui Armour
Detroit Tigera
Huph
Jennings
Gslow
Bil
Billy “‘Maurray
Jersey City
Derby
George
Stallings
Duatition
Desount
Simoy Cellins
Allentown
Alientara
New Hat Models Debut After Two Dollar Grades
New hat models arrive in the line noted for look and fit in both soft and stiff varieties. Advertised as snappy and swell in appearance with affordable pricing at two dollars.
Unclear racing list at Gravesend course meets today
A shuffled entry of horse names and affiliations appears for a Gravesend event with multiple horses such as Star Lot, Suttrege, Momentum, Victoria B, and others. The readable fragments suggest a race card or lineup but lack clear outcomes or connections.
Racing Entries and Racecard Fragment
Racing entries show handicaps for three year olds and two year olds across multiple races. Names like Antoomomer Voor Meda Arkurta Bovray Unitus and Guiding Star appear with weights such as 124 119 and 16. The fragment lists horses for selling and handicap events, with numerous entries including Draculum Fantastic Davelone and Royal Breese. The text is a dense, oral-era racecard snapshot with many misreadings and garbled spellings.
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Firet
Acublte
Antoomomer
Voor Meda
Arkurta
Bovray
Unitus
Pater
Dufrage Wi
Guiding Star
Leimpin
Opticlen
Lone Hand
Cassandra
Melse
Draculum
Fantastic
Davelone
Royal Breese
Momentum
Piercot
Molesgr
Nanes
Monfort
Lesier
Rosaidy
Miller Dancellon
Starus
Devle
Grapple
Don Reval
Coy Bald Angler
Tommy
Beech
Gruiatio
Red Piler
Chimney Sweep
Rulter Bos
Wiliow
Clare Rumett
Benngretto
Jers Lay
Victoris Bi
Vityparkote
Cavonai
Tannin Netabe
Lady ‘Silicon
Our Slayer
Ebony
Louk H
Lancatran
Misa Ogden
Touisville
Delicious Drink HORSFORDS ACID PHOSPHATE
An advertisement notes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a parevopeter added to a glass of coffee to agorates strength and vitality. The fragment suggests a health claim typical of period tonic products marketed to improve vigor.
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Horsford
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