Brooklyn Chess Player Wins No Games in Nuremberg
Brooklyn chess player faced slow play in Nuremberg where Tarrasch and Marshall opened with French defense. After twenty moves the match remained even and the evening session extended until midnight with repeated exchanges ending in a drawn game.
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Brooklyn
Nuremberg
Germany
Tarrasch Thiemoenink
Kimes
Fivnch
Asélesa
Gpon
Tarrasch
Marshall
Nationals Fall as Hughes Leaves Game in Cleveland Rout
In yesterday’s results Cleveland defeated Washington 9 to 4 after Tom Hughes left early with a left hand injury. Joss and Townsend struggled for the Nationals as Cleveland’s bats exploded with five runs in four innings. Hickman led Washington with a homer and two doubles, while Turner and Hess added key hits. Attendance 2,500. A double-header is set for today with a 2 PM start.
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Jack Townsend
Cleveland
Jack
Sneozy
Stahl
Recernit Manuel
New Orleans
Ray
Hess
Buelow
Hurst
Joss
Nationals
Hickman
Kittredge
Stanley
Turner
Charley Carr
Bradley
Stovall
Washington
Buclow
Hick
Anderson
Townsend
Carr
Tate
Cassidy
Hesse
Bill
Arl
Elesg
Manuel
AB. R
E. Tate
Bickman
Itk
Blanley
Kitredge
Eughes
Townsand
Hughes
Hite
Dy Hughes
Jona
Hradley
Bay
Mr. Hurst
Cuban X Giants
Laioia
New York Americans Triumph In Fast Hockey Game
New York Americans beat St Louis 13 to 10 in a high scoring game marked by quick hitting. Morgan sparked the New York offense in the early innings as attendance reached about 2,500. Umpires and box score details follow the Chicago-era style with Stone Frisk and Koeler among listed players. Special to The Washington Post.
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New York
New York Americans
iKeeler, Rigbz
Frisk
Riberfeld
Wallace
Yeager
Jones
Williams
Gleanon
Doughety
Koehler
Chase
Spencer
Fultz
Morgan
Klelnow
van Zant
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St. Lens
Olgo LR Goa
Firet Bage
St. Louis
OM Mordan
Stone and Frisk
Hleinow
Chas
Kite—Elberfeld
Ban on Hayden Ends Up in Court and Seasons Hope
Outfielder Jack Hayden, formerly with Baltimore and now with Cleveland, faces a lingering dispute over a Tri-State League ban. Cleveland seeks relief from the national commission amid a costly blacklist, while Hayden reports to manager Jennings at Baltimore and asks to play in a double-header, but is rebuffed. The case highlights ongoing league friction as Kittredge plans a barnstorming Nationals tour.
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Stovall
Bemis
Bemess
Rat
Hurst
Turner
Kittredge
Nationals
Upper
Maryland
Frostburg
Cumberland
Piedmont
Bradley
Hughes
Jack Hayden
Cleveland
Baltimore
York
Heyden
National Commission
Hayden
Jennings
Battlemore
Chicago Takes Both In Boston Series
Chicago wins twice in Boston as Capt. Collins remains on the injured list. Callahan and Davis spark the first game with strong bat and fielding, while Gibson’s wildness and miscues help Chicago seal the second victory. Attendance, 5,923. Beers: First game details list Chicago players and box scores. second game features Jones and Callahan scoring Chicago’s win with a home run by Jones.
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Capt
Collins
Chicago
Callahan
Davis
Gibson
Armbruster
Ferris
Beeres
RHO AE
Rhoaeh Jones
Parent
Isbell
Stahl
Tavis
Ungland
Burkett
Donahue
Freeman
Grean
Setbach
Roche
McFarrad
Criger
Altrock
Barry
Aie Hee
Gibron
Ekhahh
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Unglaub
Jones
Hame
Berry
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Green
Balk
Mr. O'Connor
Hrhore
RHORE
Jonez
I Selbach
Farris
McVerland
Armbr‘ter
Smith
Balle
Sheridan
New York and Boston Triumph in Early Baseball Standings
Pittsburg falls 10 to 4 as New York and Boston surge in the standings. Brooklyn and Chicago also win while Cincinnati and St Louis lag. In a Pittsburg defeat, Phillippe hit batters and Wagner wild throws amplify New York’s 13 to 4 win.
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Pittsburg
Chectonati
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittaburs
Philadelphia
St. Lewta
Championship Rules Formed By Baseball Commission
Cincinnati September 25. President Herrmann and Secretary Bruce reelected by the national baseball commission which then set rules for the world series between the champions of the National and American leagues. Umpire salaries fixed at 400 dollars each and a 9000 forfeit posted. Spectator and field distance rules established. A bid controversy over September 11 postponement was denied as unavoidable.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
August Herrmann
John E. Bruce
Natonal Baseball Commission
Ior
National Commission
St. Louis Nat Tionals
St. Louis Americans
Browne
Detroit Errors Costly As Phillies Win In Seventh
Detroit fielding miscues proved costly as Philadelphia pitcher Bender held the visitors to two runs. Attendance 6,842. Final score Philadelphia 2, Detroit 0. Left on base totals Detroit eight, Philadelphia nine. Wild pitch by Bender, errors credited to Detroit, and strong Phillies defense sealed the win.
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Detroit
Bender
Derrott
Rhore Phila
Phia
Meciotyre
Hartsel
Lindsay
Lord
Schaeffer
Davis
Crawford
Cross
Cobb
Osaybold
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Murphy
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O'Leary
Kalla—Ow
Two For Cincinnati Wins Doubleheader Over Boston
Cincinnati takes both ends of a septupling twin bill as Boston fails to push beyond second base in the opener. Huggins and Abbaticchia spark offense while errors plague both sides. Attendance 2,000 as Cincinnati prevails 9 9 0.
Chicago and Brooklyn split twin bill in tight two game set
Brooklyn outbatted Chicago in both games. Brooklyn won 2 to 0 in game one while Chicago rallied for two runs in game two but fell 3 to 2 after two outs in the ninth. Attendance 2,000. Key plays included Chance stealing and Schulte’s hit for Chicago’s late run.
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Brooklyn
Chance
Schulte
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Ritter
Lubert
Sheckard
Gespler
Batch
Tinker
Hummel
Maloney
Lewis
Evers
Maroney
Reutbach
Stricklett
Strickiett
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Kiem
Tima
Briggs
Weimer
Sheckerd
McIntyre
Hummiel
Paser
Lobert
Gensler
Ponble
Balle
Mir. Klew
Navy routs Library in departmental league clash
Navy downed Library 16 to 0 on the west diamond at White lot as Hughes and McCarron sparked a last inning race around the bases. Other notes include Agriculture versus Post-office postponed due to absence and jockey Johnnie Lumley dying at Sheepshead Bay.
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Library
Hughes
McCarron
Sullivan
Bryan
Linih
McCarren
Leceh
Demar
Ruedy
Dough'rty
Gingram
Ellie
Bandshittlee
LoeMer
Mathew
Mile R Kratt
O Andrews
Clement
Oyster
Errera
Johnnie Lumley
New York
Johnnie Lamley
United States
Sheepshead Bay
Lamsey
Marcus Daly
Hichard Croker
M. FP
Dwyer
Navy Beats Bureau in Opening Departmental Bowling Meet
Cool weather drew a large crowd for the Palace alleys launch of the Departmental Bowling League. The Bureau, two-time champions, faced the Navy Yard five, a top contender last season, with Navy Yard taking the first two games but faltering due to three players. Heimericks led with the high set, over 200, while most scores hovered below striking form as teams start to find their stride.
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Palace
Bob Barr
Heimericks
Wirst
Budke
Helmericks. Ig
Aldines Win Two In GPO League Bowling
The Aldines swept two wins over the Cowboys in the Government Printing Office League at Rothskeller. O'Connell began with a 167, improved to 182, and totaled 925 for the three games, a mark higher than all others. Other scores featured Cramp and Peach for the Aldines, while Dwyer and Wueether led the Cowboys.
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Rothskeller Allega
Aldines
Cowboys
O'Connell
Alrlines
Aldin
Cramp
Peach
Richards Alien Tatais
Nachman
Dwyer
Wueether
INTERLEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP: Guntons Face St Stephen’s Institute
Sam Seay returns to lead Gunton and St Stephen’s Institute in a three game series at Sunday School Park Fourteenth Street Lydecker Avenue starting 4 30 p m behind a strong Gunton lineup with Seay expected to outshine Hutchinson in a tight race. Ernie Atchison replaces Shoemaker in left field with Finnie ready to handle duties on the mound as coach Langley aims for decisive wins. Cumberland Md Piedmont pennant race tightens after Piedmont beats Frostburg clinching Georges Creek title as season ends Saturday.
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St. Stephen’s Institute
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Hutchinson
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Hutchson
Tommy Shoemaker
Ernie Atchison
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Gunten
Dick Woodwarl
Sam Shay
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Dutch Kinney
Asquith
Bruce Bielaski
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Harding
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Lydecker Avenue
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Cumberland
Piedmont
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Frostburg
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