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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1904

Page

8

Baseball Notes Highlight Pitching and Records Across Leagues

Yom Hughes pitches well but falls short. Cincinnati has eleven pitchers for next season and Detroit nearly swept the Highlanders. The gap between leaders narrows as Washington outpitches the White Sox but fails to score. Giants lead with 104 wins while Senators hit 104 losses. Orioles? No, Senators beaten by one run again. Adjustments loom for Omaha in the Western League as teams reshuffle. Rube Waddell’s injury clouds the pitching staff. Boston touts veteran strength over newcomers in a bruising period. Over fifty players injured in the major leagues this season. Magoon predicts a Stane counterfeit with a sub .250 bat outlook.

Yom Hughes Cincinnati Rhodes Detroit Highlanders Washington White Sox Giants Senators Pittsburg Detroit Dispatch Georgetown Frank Smith Comiskey Jack Chesbro Cleveland Tigers Connie Mack Athletics Clevelands Adelbert Mason Baltimore California Beantown New York Bostons Boston Browns Omaha Denver Colorado Springs Nebraska Des Moines Far West O'Hara Boston Nationals Rube” Waddell Mullin Stona Collins Thas George Magoon Brooklyn Chicago

Muff Lost The Game As Senators Edge Sox In Eighth

Washington defeated Chicago 2 to 1 in a tense final game as O Neill muff and Green’s timely hits helped Tom Hughes hold the White Sox to four hits. Frank Smith surrendered one run on six scattered hits amid a go ahead eighth inning rally. Attendance 2,469 with standings listing Cleveland and Philadelphia atop the league.

Tom Hughes Chicago Frank Smith O’neill Washington Post Washington White Stockings Donovan O'Neill Green Smith Hughes Sox Muff Senators Clarke Tanne- Ail Hill Isbell Dundon Sullivan Davis Callahan O'Neil Hilla Best Tannehill Stahl Huelsman White Sox Tom Gus Cassidy

New York Wins Eleven Inning Tilt Over Detroit

New York outlasted Detroit in eleven innings to win a hard fought game in Detroit. Umpire O Loughlin faced crowd ire as Mullin and Chesbro pitched ineffectively. Mullin ejected for glove throw. Attendance about 1,200 with Detroit 1 New York 2 in the final.

Detroit Mich New York O'Loughlin Mullin Chesbro Donovan RHOAE Rhoan Barrett Dougherty McIntyre Keeler I Ao Coughlin Elberfeld Hobingen Williams Crawford Ganzel Beville Ib.c Conroy Aga Anderson McGurra A Chesbro P. Acopeut Afoch Eoo DO Dooodo Rams Grawford Nire Robinson Anderson Raymond Chasbro

Boston Falls to Cleveland as Rhoades Shuts Down Hitless Nine

Cleveland defeated Boston 3 to 1 after Rhoades held the visitors hitless until two outs in the ninth. Lajoie delivered a pivotal two run homer in the eighth inning, Vinson showcased sharp fielding for Cleveland, and the crowd of 1,634 saw Lajoie drive in the decisive runs. Time of game was 1 hour 2 minutes.

Beville Rhoades Boston Cleveland Ohio Puch Lajoie Ootdick Vinson RHOAH RHO AE Il Freeman Turner LaChance Ferris Oatdick Criger C Rhoades Gibson Fick Staten Stovall Ostdiek Parent Lajeie Mr. Sheridan

St Louis Beats Philadelphia In Wild Double Bill

St Louis won the opener and tied the second game in a two game set with Philadelphia. Bender allowed five hits in four innings, fanned eleven in the second game, which was called at darkness after ten innings. Attendance 2,500. First game details show St Louis offense and pitching, with Philadelphia managing limited scoring. Second game features stalemate until late, with Burkett and Heidrick among players contributing, final score lines indicating two games ended with St Louis securing a win and a tie.

St. Louis Philadelphia Bender St. Louia Rhoae Burkert Bruce JoDd Heldrick Nee Wallace Gross Hynes Seybold Jones Murphy O Padden Mullin Moran Noonan Sugden M. Cross Hartse Padden M. Crosa Heldrick Dalle Henley Sever Siever banss—St. Louia Messtra King Dwyner St. Lows RHOA Hines Paden Schred M. Gross Suthoff Hender Hemphill Wallace Hetduck Hartwell Burkett Sudhoff King Dwyer

National League Scores and Club Standings

Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 6 to 1 and St Louis defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2 while Chicago edged New York 2 to 2 and Pittsburgh won 2 to 1 over Boston. standings list New York and Chicago tied for first with 89 wins and Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Brooklyn and Philadelphia trailing with varied records.

Chicago Washington St. Louis Philadelphia Cleveland Boston New York Detroit Cincinnati Pittsburg Brooklyn Maclonati Age Chicago Pittsburg, Cincinati O Lh. Pets Hoston

Brooklyn Rally in Ninth to Shake Off Shutout

Brooklyn, N Y, Sept 27 Brooklyn nearly shut out by St Louis. In the ninth Hanlon’s nine pushed two runs across as St Louis tallied four off Scanlon’s pitching. Newcomers Murch Hill and Butler impressed for St Louis. Attendance 800. Final score St Louis 4 Brooklyn 2.

Brooklyn N. Y Washington Park Brooklyns Hanlon St. Louis Scanlon Murch Hill Butler Rho Farrell Diion Gousier Beckley Lumley March Bheckard Smoot Doubs I. O Laon Dunleavy Babb Shay Batch Lizi Butler Ritter McFarland Jordan McFarand Dobbs Farrall Dunnevy St. Louia Balle Beanlon Mr. Zimmer

Boston Beats Pittsburg In Clever Pitching Clash

Boston won the game at home in a clever pitching display by Wilhelm with strong support in critical moments. Lynch was effective until the seventh inning. Abbaticchio, Lauterborn, and Ritchey starred for Boston while Mays attended the crowd of 1,692. Pittsburg's hits and fielding tied to the bottom of the box score in a tight finish.

Wilhelm Boston Lynch Abbaticchio Lauterborn Ritchey Mays RHOAE Pittsburg Cr d Tenney Brcorck Cooley OlReach Delehaoty O Transfeld Needham Kruger Lautborn Mr. Johnstone

Ewing Puzzles Phillies. Cincinnati Wins Easy Game

Philadelphia home crowd watches as Ewing's pitching baffles the Phillies. Cincinnati secures a straightforward win after Frazer is retired in the third inning. The game features strong Cincinnati hitting and solid defense.

Cincinnati Frazer Philadelphia Ewing

Cincinnati Beats Philadelphia In Slugfest Inning Three

In a high scoring game Cincinnati plated four runs in the third inning as Frazer left after facing trouble and Caldwell came on. Attendance reported at 8,426. Final: Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 6 with late rallies and errors shaping the outcome. Schiel McGee and Hulewitz each starred on offense while Ewing and Fraser held steady on the mound.

Frazer Caldwell Cincinnati Rhoae Philadelphia Hoae Seymour Thomas Dolan O/Gleason Sebring Mgee Odwell Lush Steinfeldt Titus Nfo Corcopan Hulgywitz Huggins Donohue Schiel Roth Ewing Fraser N Street Messrs Hioslie and Moran

New York Defeats Chicago To Set Win Record

New York defeated Chicago 6 to 0 by scoring four runs on three hits off Lundgren in the first inning. Ames pitched well with men on base as New York notches its 104th victory, a new record. Attendance 3,800. Key notices include errors by O'Neil and Barry and timely hits. First game details show Chicago outhit 6 to 3 with six total runs for New York.

Lundgren New York Chicago Flay Ames O'Neil Barry Rhooae Rhoae Rhulte Devlin OjPuin Oneill Aoa Darry Tinker Onsul Mertes Derila Casey Mesers Carepenter O'Day

Eastern League Scores From Rochester Newark Series

In Rochester Newark, Rochester won the fret game 4 to 0 while the second game ended with Newark beating Rochester 0 to 0. Buffalo hosted Montreal and Baltimore, with Jersey City taking a 3 to 2 win over Buffalo. Montreal defeated Baltimore 3 to 1, and Toronto faced Providence with no final score listed.

Rochester Newark Buffalo Jersey City Montreal Baltimore Toronto Providence

Gridiron Gossip From College Football Camps

Yale practice rips. Bowdoin loses four. Princeton opens season vs Dickinson. Illinois trains lightly. Tufts shows light squad. Carlisle boasts largest squad. de Witt backs Old Nassau coaching. Harvard beefy but not tall. Amherst optimistic. Georgetown at Princeton. Virginia vs Pennsylvania in Philly. Shevlin shifts to Gutback. Penn players in good standing questioned. Murphy highly respected trainer. Columbia adds veteran Siocum from Brown. Stagg works five hours daily. Lehigh prospers with new big men. Yale, Michigan, Princeton notes on training tables and rosters.

Yale Bowdoin Princeton Dickinson Illinois Tufts Carlisle John de Witt Old Nassau Cunniff Harvard Amherst Hart Georgetown Virginia Pennsylvania Philadelphia Tom Shevlin Pennsy Mike Murphy Morgar Bowman Yate Ralph Rose Michigan Jeffries Columbia Siocum Brown University Morley Union Metzenthin Eld Capt. Farley Annapolis Crimson Aix Stagg Chicago University Caspar Whitney Walter Camp Costello Cornell Warner West Point Army Tigers Navy Yost Robert Maxwell Maroon Prindkion

Interiors Win Full Set in Departmental League Bowls

The Interior and War quintets split the second set of departmental league games last night with Interiors winning by a comfortable margin. Veterans like Captain Bunn and President Livingston posted strong scores while Evans led the War squad in two good showings as the new team struggled to fill quorums. Livingston opened with 201, Cooper, Lemmon and Hough contributed solid frames, and the rare 4-6-7-10 spare highlighted Livingston’s late play.

Interior War Quints Livingston Capt. Bunn Cooper Lemmon Tonga Capt Brown Evans Livingston Boh Cooper Isd Hough Lis Buon Apeensageaeree BBC Third McKilleaie McGowen Cogan Wa Brown

District Bowling League elects officers and previews season

The District Bowling League held its annual meeting at the Washington Saengerbund electing George T. Cox president James A Bishop secretary M L Smith treasurer and Charles McCau tley scorer. New candidates Market House and Florists Club prepare for leagues with games to start around October 19. Cox also honored with gavel from American Bowling Congress secretary Karpf and re elected Capital Bowling Club president after last year’s Cleveland tournament success.

Washington Suengerbund George T. Cox Acme Club James A. Bishop Market House Club M. L. Smith Fat Men's Club Charles McCautley Florists’ Club Golden Eagles Rothskellers Market House Florist St. Louis Acmes Palace Florists Rothskeller Market House Quint Collin South Washington Fat Men Saengerbund Cox Samuel Karpf American Bowling Congress Capital Bowling Club Cleveland Signal

Papaya Tablets Claim Digestive Aid For Dyspepsia

An advertisement extols Myers Papaya Tablets as a universal digestive aid, noting papaya’s natural enzymes digest all foods. It claims effectiveness in any stomach condition, guarantees relief from Dyspepsia Indigestion and Constipation, and offers mail order with 50 cent price or 10 cent sample. Bolded by local retailer Affleck's Wholesale and Retail Data Store, Detroit, Mich.

South America Myers Affleck The Myers Remedy Co Detroit Mich

National Baseball Commission Ruling On Draft Rules

The National Baseball Commission met in Cincinnati and upheld Hanlon’s Brooklyn draft of Baltimore but called the finding unjust to players and urged amended rules to prevent similar deals. Brooklyn fined 100 for an exhibition with Youngstown. Wheeling’s blacklisted-players charges sustained with stiffer fines foretold.

National Commission Brooklyn Youngstownu Cincinnati Ohio National Baseball Commission August Herrmann Johnson American League Puiliam National League Lst Hanlon Baltimore Herrmann Pulstam Youngstown Wheeling David Brain St. Louis National Club Buffalo New York National Club Hoboken New York American Club Mulligan Vincent Bruce Bert Newton Yerkes Providence Powers

New Men on Varsity at Georgetown Practice

Georgetown football practice yields two roster changes as Reilly inserts Richmond from St. Francis Cincinnati at right halfback and Orme from Emerson Institute at left guard. Eligibility questions will be reviewed Thursday by the executive committee after dares with Princeton looming Saturday. Larkin is new on end. Martell injured but in practice. Speedway matinee draws crowds. notable horses include Annie C and Buckshot among others.

Georgetown Reilly Richmond St. Francis Cincinnati Orme Emerson Institute Scrubs Princeton Carlin Larkin Martell Baltimore Annie c B. F. McCaully Buckshot Thomas Keane Ben D John Keane Sweet Marie J. W. Webber Hobson Thomas P. Baldwin Howard Russell P. H. Steubner T. J. Lauer Dan W Georges B B. FL Cant Crane Gassenheimer Alexandria Maryland

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