Pittsburg and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader in Philly and New York
Pittsburg Nationals take two from Brooklyn in Philadelphia with a first game halted by darkness. Chicago loses twice to Philadelphia as Sparks shuts out Chicago in the second game, with Philadelphia pulling ahead in the late innings. Attendance figures listed: 1,890 in Philadelphia, 2,173 in Philadelphia second game.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
St. Louis
N. C
Pittsburg Nationals
Brooklyns
Insing Leever
Pittegeven
Flaherty
Syn Oan
Atlanta
New Orlean
Montgomery
Shreveport
Birningham
Little Rock
Birmingham
Nashville
Memphis
Patsy Donovan Drives Senators To Win Over Highlanders
Patsy Donovan and Washington defeated New York 4 to 2 as Donovan’s bold bat delivered two runners on a decisive eighth inning rally. Clarkson, debuting as a pro, held the Senators to three hits through six, but the home team rallied in the seventh and dashed the Highlanders’ pennant hopes.
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New York
Patsy Donovan
Highlanders
Senators
Donovan
Walter Clarkson
Harvard
Georgetown
New
Clarkson
Tocals
Clarke
Connolly
Willams
Patten
Dougherty
Keeler
Case
Elberfeld
Stahl
Anderson
Williams
Fults
McGuire
Hill
Huelsman
Mullin
Cassidy
Conroy
Qld
Arston
Fultz
Clarks
O’nelll
Hut@sman
Eberfeld
Kittredge
Conrey
Texas
O'Neill
Eberfenl
O’neill
Elverfeld
Patsy
Boston Gains On Lead in Phillies Night Doubleheader
Boston wins both games as Henley struggles in the first and Doran drives a key three-base hit in the second. Plank pitches late, Seelbach and Bruce contribute, attendance 8,476. Boston 6 4 1 Philadelphia 4 9 3.
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Boston
Reading Club
Philadelphia
Henley
Plank
Coakley
Doran
Seelbach
Boston Defeats St Louis as McFarland Struggles
The Boston team won easily over St Louis at home on September 21 scoring in the sixth and seventh innings by hitting McFarland. Attendance was 180. Fisher hit a home run and Smoot Delehanty added a three-base hit. Moran and Fisher starred for Boston with multiple runs.
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Boston
St. Louis
Secor
Rhoat St Lows
Rhoa Geier
Murch
Barclay
Tfon Teaney
Beckte
Enio
Brain
Delehanty
Smoot
Moran
Dunleavy
Lautburn
Shay
O'Hara
Grady, Fisher
MeiParlan
St Louis
Fisher
Geter
Stulen Bares
Lauterborn
Tenancy
Shaw
Peher
Tisher
Badl
Grady
Dmcfarland
Mr. Zimmer
Cincinnati Hit Effectively in Twin Games
New York Nationals lost both games to Cincinnati as visitors relied on timely hitting. Attendance 8,090. First game saw Cincinnati win with solid offense and errors by New York. Second game featured strong pitching and key hits, ending in a Cincinnati victory.
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New York
New York Nationals
Cincinnati
Chesbro Gets Credit of Victory in September 20 Game
In the final American Association standings St. Paul won the pennant by sixty three points ahead of Columbus with Milwaukee five points back. Chesbro credited with the first game win as wagers swirl over who gets official credit in the late season match.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Pet. Clube
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Chesbro
Sporting Editor
Orth
Line up uncertain as veterans miss Maryland game
Graduate Coach Reilly faces a problem arranging a team from last season’s veterans and scrubs for the Saturday match with Maryland Agricultural College due to tardy returns. Some players are absent despite orders to report. Charley McCarthy joined practice for the first time this season weighing more than last fall. The scrubs performed strongly in a half hour scrimmage before a half mile run. Martell the full back was expected today. Washington wins archery team title at Olympic championship with 20 hits and a score of 1344, Cincinnati second, Heston third, York rounds begun for completion tomorrow.
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Reilly
Maryland Agricultural College
Charley McCarthy
Scrub
Martell
Washington
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Heston
Chicago
York
Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement touts the Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy with a guarantee to cure dyspepsia and related stomach disorders. It asserts rapid relief from distress, claims European origins and sole American rights, and urges readers to write for pamphlet and history for advice. It notes availability from druggists and promises satisfaction.
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Grover Graham
Beztus
Grover Graham Co
Newburgh, N
Chicago Defeats Detroit In Baseball Clash
Chicago defeated Detroit 4 to 3 as two singles and an error opened the second inning for two runs, followed by two more in the fourth. Detroit managed a fifth inning rally with three singles and a walk for its only runs. Tannehill excelled on offense and defense, with Sullivan and Tannehill hitting for extra bases. Attendance 2,000. Umpire Mr. Dwyer. Time 1 hour 25 minutes.
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Weimer
Chicago
Philadelphia
Donohue
Thomas
Hulsw
Schulte
Kling
Hulawltt
Gleason
Lush
Tinker
Evers
Sy Dugsleby
Welmer
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Duggleby
Wild Piteh
Thomae
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Cam Wa
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RHOAE
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Parent
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la Charee
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Phil
Hartsel
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Seybold
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Noonan
Doran
Gibson
Freemane
Grace
OW Oakley
Plank
L.cros
Plass
Moran
OW Coakey
Gibeon
Sérukont
Coakley
Gibron
Bale
Tidran
Detroit
Tannehal
Hoaaq
Rhoae Green
Barrett
Jones
McIntyre
Callahan
Coughlin
Davin
Goevilie
Builivan
Lowa
Dundon
Robinson
Altrock
Stovall
Sullivan
Tannehill
Green
Cleveland Defeats St. Louis in One-Sided Game
Cleveland beat St. Louis 6 to 0 in St Louis as Bradley powered the offense with a home run a double and a single. Glade pitched two innings before leaving after an early rally, and Hess worked seven for Cleveland while Morgan started for St Louis. Attendance was 1,132 as Glade hit two innings with seven hits allowed.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Glade
Bradley
Loris
BOAR
Burkett
Lush
St. x
Rhoses
Rossman
Wallace
Jones
Morgan
Ball
Hynes
Hens
Hess
Ginde
Morgen
Bagse
Mesers
O'Loughlin
King
Geme
Teacress Wins Flatlands Stakes as Topright Fells
New York day at Gravesend features Teacress the 82 to 1 favorite winning the Flatlands Selling Stakes 512 furlongs. Gamara and Bank place behind Teacress with Topright dropping after a fall. jockey C Kelly suffers a compound fracture of the left arm.
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Invincible
Davis
Divination
Travers
Shotgun
Odom
van Ness
Wotan
Marjoram
Toscan
Grenade
Blue
Orange
Gascar
Gortyaglion
Flatlands
Teacress
Gamara
Redfern
Bank
Sperling
Merry Lark
Lincroft
Bulwark
Carrie Jones
Redfox
Brush Up
Gien Echo
Hurnbourne
O'Nell
Champlain
Hildebrand
Shorthose
Allen Avon Triumphs by Four Lengths at Delmar Park
Allen Avon won Delmar Park's feature by four lengths in heavy track conditions with Jungle Imp four lengths behind and Arlena two lengths back. Luminary led a six-race card with tight finishes, while Tom Shelly finished last as Favorita Le Leaf faltered. Other races saw Anna Belle Lee and Behoove taking wins, with odds and times noted for each event and tomorrow’s entries listed.
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Alen Avon
Delmar Park
Jungle Imp
Allen Avon
Arlena
Rel Leaf
Tom Shelly
Loca
Rice
Fenian
Gullett
Rhyme and Reason
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Vineland
Juba
Pompey
Bisuka
Hickory Corners
Feronla
Faquita
Little Corker
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Annabelle Lee
Thomar
Thel’s Pride
D. Austin
Moretta
Ll. Williams
Mina Powell
Lady Lou
Chatley
Monogram
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Edith Vice
Ethel Barry
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Mice
Behoove
Gisborne
Worthington
Mariselle
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King's Charm
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Bourke Cochran
Barca
Dr. Aler
Parker Bridget School Suits Show Hard Wear Value
The Parker-Bridget line for boys borrows durability and long service at 3.95 and 5.00, with $20 suits for men and $15 for youths. The retailer proclaims continual improvement and emphasis on value, style, grace, and character in Parker Bridget garments.
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Parker-Bridget
Parker Bridget & Co Head to Foot Outfitters Race Card
Bridget and Co. Head to Foot Outfitters dominates the session at 9th and Pennsylvania Avenue with Elliott winning the opener at 4 to 5 in a two-runner field. Dick Haese takes the fourth race at % to 1 aboard Prince David places. Scarfel sweeps the six furlongs in the fifth. Wellington J. tops the one and one quarter miles in the sixth. Maritana leads the six furlongs in the seventh, with Adel Trebla second and Demurrer third.
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Parker, Bridget & Co
9Th and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Elliott
Dick Haese
Billy Rey
Prince David
Scarfel
Cloten
Mia
Frank Foster
Wellington J
Thorn Hedge
Billardist
Maritana
Adel Trebla
Demurrer
Harlem's Day of Surprises in Mixed Race Card
Surprises dominated Harlem racing as Useful Lady stood alone as a favorite winning one race while weather stayed clear and track muddy. Bonnie Prince Charlie led five furlongs to win the first, with Ghats and Namnie Hodge also taking races alongside six more heats and tomorrow entries featuring favorites and long shots from several stables and owners.
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Ont
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the Elba
Tol
Fiméd
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Useful Lady
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Parde
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Bernice
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Bob McLean
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Lannon
Katie Powers
Wilson
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Jb. la Meare
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the Gadfly
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Monts
O'Hagen
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Elmwood
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Sioux Chief
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Arab
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Accused His Son of Theft in D Street Incident
William Schmidt of 1327 G Street NW reported to the First precinct last night that his gold watch valued at 70 was stolen from his vest pocket while hanging over the bed during the afternoon. He named his son Carl Schmidt, 18, as a suspect. Detective Grant arrested him. The watch was found on Carl, charge of grand larceny noted at the station.
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G Street
First Precinct
Carl Schmidt
Grant
Carl
Biotter
Potomac University appoints new faculty deans and professors
Potomac University yesterday selected EH Richard Shipp as dean of the faculty, with James B. McLaughlin named professor of criminal law Ralph B Walker professor of partnerships and sales and Alfred D Smith professor of real estate and personal property. A quarrel ended with a deep head wound for John Nephew who plans to seek a warrant for the assailant. Minor repairs to the Anacostia bridge will replace about seventy five joists at an estimated 200 dollars. Passenger fares show 1 25 to Baltimore and return for weekend travel via Pennsylvania Railroad Limited to last train Sunday night.
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Potomac University
Sn Tn
Seventh Street Northwest
Richard Shipp
Georgetown
James B. McLaughlin
Ralph B. Walker
Alfred D. Smith
John Nephew
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Anacostia Bridge
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional
Horses Race Like A Team In Slow Time Trials
John Taylor defeats Dr Strong in a sensational third day grand circuit feature at Columbus Ohio with five heats decided by neck or less under a heavy wind. Bell Mc wins the 2 10 pace and Brownie Wilton takes the 2 19 trot. Weather slows times, Major Delmar’s Crescens record bid postponed.
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Ohio
John Taylor
Dr. Strong
Mike
Tin
Delmar
Crescens
Brownie Wilton
Morning Star
Monnut
Ash Rose
Bud Posey
Bell Mc
Theséays
B. H
Wilton
Saunders
Mainland
B. B
Hudson
Jesse O
Ro. G
Geers
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Ch. G
Stereon
Bell C
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Higben
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Goodrich
Diract Weil
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de Ryder
Walter Pierce
Valentine
Winnie Right
Townsley
Br. T
Demarcat
Princess Derby
Wildey
Dry Aylwin
Br. G
Spgery
Ar. Baligst
Dorothea
C. Whinen
Martha B
Shepard
Harry Simmons
Buter
Harry McKerron
B. H. Groyen
B. G
A. McDonald
Neves Lady May
B. m.Hussey
Baron Gratton
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LA. Wilson
I Budora
Snow
Ava
G. G
D. Wison
I Strong
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Spear
Gail Hamilton
Robert Me
Joly
John Mc
Geera
Conaeta S
Norrie
Shank
Billy Foeter Boy
Frazier
Beli Mc
Wilkes
Laird
Rud Posey
van Aulatein
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Ervin
Ben
Ds Ryder
Katie H
Hornberger
Hamilton
Re. G
Abram
Sweet Bay
Fleming
Baron B
Chambers
Czarina
Marvin
Ear Wliton
Keyes
Tennis Matches Near End of Y M C A Tournament
Semi finals of the Y M C A tennis event at Sixth and D streets NE concluded yesterday. Lundy beat Avery 6 1 6 1 in singles and McDonald Van Hoesen beat Hart Robinett 6 2 6 2 in doubles. A Lundy Sullivan vs Welch Scrivener match was unfinished at dusk and resumed today with McDonald Van Hoesen slated to meet them. Final singles match Tandy Van Hoesen begins at 6 oclock. two hotly contested titles are expected.
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Avery
McDonald
van Hoesen
Hart
H. A Robinett
Sullivan
Welch
Scrivener
Tandy
Dr. King
FE. BR E. B. garments advertised for fall wear
An advertisement touts E.R. stock featuring stylish coats and rain wear with prices from ten dollars for a garment and rain coats from fifteen dollars. It claims FE. BR clothing perfection and solid comfort, urging readers to become FE. B wearers this fall.
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E. B
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