Navy Team Vanquished by Commerce and Labor in Trio Scores
Commerce and Labor defeated Navy Yard Lowlern in two of three games last evening. The Rogue tournament continues with Wahl leading after day four as players vie for ten-game totals. standings show Marr and Wahly delivering strong showings in the first division. A basketball league meeting is planned for October 3 at 8:39 PM at the Washington Light Infantry Armory to organize an open league.
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Commerce and Labor
Navy Yard Lowlern
Commerce
Crack Bureau
Interiors
Navy
W. H. Wahl
Ave
A. N. Marr
C. M. Bryant
W. H. Wahly
R. J. Baker
Wahly
Wiliams
Baker
Yost
Washington Light Infantry Armory
Infantry Armory
Washington Light Infantry
White Sox clinch finale as Davis stars in Chicago win
Chicago defeats Washington 3 to 0 in final White Sox series game. George Davis hit three doubles and scored twice while Frank Smith held the Senators to four hits. The Cubs? No, the White Sox closed strong with Davis driving the offense and Smith keeping Washington quiet through eight innings.
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White Sox
Senators
George Davis
Frank Smith
Chicago
White Stockings
Washington
Sox
Smith
Davis
Wolfe
George
Connolly
Davis Green
Tannehill
Green
Jones
Sullivan
Isbell
Dundon
Stahl
Patsy
Cassidy
Nill
Tve. Callahan
Donovan
Bullivan
O'Neill
Huelsman
Davia
AB. R
A. B. Green
OO Jones
AB. R. BH
Clarke
Latton Pasee
Baee Hilt
Toonebill
Callahan
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New Autumn Leaf Browns on Sale at Goldheim & Sons
The Washington tailoring house Goldheim & Sons announces fall stock with Autumn Leaf Browns priced at 18 dollars, plus tailored top coats at 15 dollars. The review touts richer patterns and highlights a line of fabrics regularly at 22.50 now offered to customers.
New York Tops Detroit in AL Race Shutout Victory
New York regained the lead in the American League by shutting out Detroit 5 to 0. Raymond lasted three innings before Kitson held the visitors to six more, as New York built a decisive offense with six hits. Fultz homered for the Tigers, while Owens, Beville, and McManus contributed for Detroit in a losing effort. Attendance was about 1,200. Time of game was 1 hour 15 minutes.
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Detroit
New York
Detroits
Raymond
Kitson
Oah Conroy
Fultz
Elberfeld
Williams
Crawford
Anderson
Hickman
Gangel
Lowe
Orth
Beville
McManus
Powell
O Raymond
Fults
Hy Raymond
Mr. O'Loughlin
Wicker
Mathewson
Ginger
Chicago
Onlin
Casey
Browne
Chence
McGang
Barry
Tinker
Beat McChemey
Brera
Marsha
Bowerman
Baree
Butla
Evers
Doom
Chance
Wild Plitch
Mathewton
Meters
Carpenter
O'Day
Cleveland Beats Boston to Seize Second Place in Standings
Cleveland pitchers Bernhard outpitched Young as Cleveland takes a 9 to 4 win over Boston. Two runs in the first inning featured Flick’s homer and Lajoie’s double, followed by Stovall’s single. Boston scored one in the first and three in the ninth, but Cleveland held on for the victory before 2,001 fans. Bernhard earned the win. Young took the loss.
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Cleveland
Boston
Bernhard
Young
Flick
Lajoie
Stovall
Staley
Fick
Rhore Vinnon
Selbach
Bradley
Parent
Pick
Stant
Caliins
Freeman
Turner
Norees
Pilek
Stahl
Fitck
Athletics Lead St Louis In Series After Split Doubleheader
In St Louis on September 4 Philadelphia won one of two games, taking the season series 11 to 16. Murphy homered into the left field bleachers in the seventh to win the first game for Philadelphia, while Glade shut down the Recalas in the second. Attendance was 3,201.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Murphy
Glade
Cincinnati Takes Second From Phila With But Two Hits
Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a doubleheader in Philadelphia. In the first game Cincinnati won 2 to 1 as Sparks limited the locals to two hits with errors aiding the visitors. The second contest was stopped after seven innings with Philadelphia leading 9 to 3. Attendance 1,450.
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Pt Nhia
Philadelphia
Sparks
Cincionatil
Seymour
Thomas
Dolan
Glennon
Sebring
McGee
Odwell
Oj Lush
Steinfeldt
Thus
Corcoran
Hulswitz
Donohue
Roth
Duggleby
Cimeinnatt
Huggina
Hite
Gleason
Stee
Hulewitt
Lush
Harper
Mesars
Emstie
Moran
RHO AE Philadelpa
AE de Seymour
Bireat
O Toon
Walker
Totaia
Sparke
Hulewicz
Odwet
MecGees
Dowin
Balla
Mesara
Emsiie
Chicago Triumphs Over New York With Ease
Chicago defeated New York 7 to 3 in a game marked by lackluster effort from Wicker and Mathewson. Attendance was about 1,200 as Chicago capitalized on New York errors and steady hitting to pull ahead.
Yale Football Gossip and New York Sports Talk
Yale veteran Cant Hogan leads a shifting squad as Williams, Carlisle, and Princeton face early season adjustments. notes on Pennington, Taft family ties, and a possible guard recruit Mackay mix with Harvard Penn talk. Baseball pennant to St Paul. Potomac Boat Club hosts Anne Arundel visitors with games and oyster roast.
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Cant. Hogan
Yale
Williams College
Capt. Watson
Carlisle
Little Hudson
Pittsburg
Remus Pierce
Rogers
Hudson
Exendine
Philadelphia
Harvard
Harry Batchelder
Reading
Dochettes
Zion City
Princeton
Hogan
Arthur Hille- Brand
Hillebrand
Tigers
Yale Syd
New Haven Dispatch
Taft
Count Louis M. de Vallombrosa de Mores
Count de Mores
Roosevelt
Quakers
Penn
Cambridge
Penny
Princeene
Boston
Donald MacKay
Mackay
Georgetown
Boston Globe
Potomac Boat Club
Anne Arundel Boat Club
Baltimore
Potomac Club
Baseball Notes Reflect Wide Range Of 1910s Topics
The California season lingers with Chesbro at eight percent wins, and new Pittsburg pitcher Robertallie already stuck in the rotation. Boston writers tour West with champions as Chick Stahl leads Boston batters, closely followed by Freddie Parent. Orioles travel and salary costs top 26,000 this season. Dec White earns mock title in Chicago as Geier of Washington paces regulars at .298. Johnny Gilbert shines for the Pirates, while Donovan shifts from heavy batting to stellar fielding. “Bull Bill” Phillips leaves minor league managing. Brain and Dunleavy excel defensively for St. Louis. Rabbit Robinson shows clean outfield record though past glass balls linger. Umpire Latham denied entry, forcing a double header for the visitors. Eight hitters sit in the .300 class, with rising pitching trimming the ranks of the .800 hitters. Boston Americans shed Stone and Stahl, later paying 4,000 for Stone reentry and 5,000 plus Lachance for Stahl. Eastern League closes amid wintry weather. Buffalo tops, Rochester last. Giants under fire for avoiding meeting the American League champs. Johnson presses Pulliam on a world series. Rail fare noted: 1.25 to Baltimore and return, limited to last Sunday night trains.
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California
Chesbro
Pittsburg
Robertallle
Bobtail
Donovan
Dineen
Senators
Boston
Chick Stahl
Freddie Parent
Buck Orth
Roanoke
Athletics
Hoffman
Davis
Seybold
Murphy
Orioles
Chicago
Dec White
Ege Trust
Phil Geier
Washington
Boston Nationals
Johnny Gilbert
Pittsboro
Pirates
Felding
Indianapolia
Brain
Dunleavy
St Louis Cardinals
Rabbit Robinson
New Orleans
Latham
Arle
Boston Americans
Stone
Jake Stahl
Lachance
Stahl Nettherman
Buffalo
Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Montreal
Toronto
Providence
Rochester
New York City
Giants
Chamions
Johnson
Pulliam
Shortest Game of Year as St Louis Beats Brooklyn 3 0
The St Louis team shut out the Brooklyns 3 to 0 in one hour and ten minutes in Brooklyn on September 2. Attendance was about 60. Details include scoring, fielding notes, and pitching by Jones for St Louis and Nichols for Brooklyn. Also reports a Treasury Department baseball banquet and a wrestling challenge open for Schaffer.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Brooklyns
RHOAH
Rhoae Farrell
Dilton
Hii
Geapler
Beckley
Lumley
Mureb
Shephard
Smoot
Vyrh Nichol Potala
Butler
Bergen
Hill
Jordan
Batch
Dillon
Farrell
Jones
Nichols
Zimmer
Arraigned man fined for burning rubbish at night
William T. Fitzgerald of Eslin avenue admitted burning weeds on his lot after sunset and was fined 3%. He owns a home at 1121 Twelfth Street Northeast. William W. Barham, a Negro minister, was held responsible for poor yard drainage and fined $5 after a Police Court hearing citing health ordinance violations.
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William T. Fitzgerald
Eslin Avenue
Fitzgerald
Twelfth Street
William W. Barham
Georgetown Heads to Princeton in Football Clash
Eighteen Georgetown players plus Head Graduate Coach Reilly, Assistant Owens, and Manager Carlin depart at 1 p m by Baltimore and Ohio for Princeton to face the Tigers. The lineup features many first year men and only a few regulars from last season. Coach Reilly, injured, oversees practice as Dr Owens directs both elevens. Disqualification of Sutton and Morris for eligibility issues noted by the executive committee.
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Reilly
Owens
Carlin
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Princeton
Tigers
Mahoney
Given
McGettigan
Carroll
McCarthy
Lux
Orme
Neail
Richmond
Larkin
Medical School
Cornell
Ines
Sam Owens
Canditiom
Nell
Capt
Mahaney
Bocock
Martell
McGegan
O'Connell
Monahan
Cockrell
Daugherty
Graham
Abbatiechue
Sutton
Morris
Virginia's Line-Up for Pennsylvannia Game
Special to The Washington Post Charlottes villle Va Sept 29 The University of Virginia football team held its final practice before the Pennsylvannia game in Philadelphia Saturday The squad and six substitutes depart Charlottesville tomorrow by C and O Railway The loss of Conner Elmer and Spates worries Coach Sanford but several contenders push for key spots Cook at tackle Dabney ankle strain may improve as guard Hull end at guard Pinkus from Princeton aggressive and strong Nennez 200 pounds Kennedy 265 pounds Hammond Johnson tough tackle Branch Johnson may shift to guard The probable line up for Saturday Springer B Johnson Cook Pinkus Kite Downett Neil Pollard Crawford Lankford H Johnson.
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Washington Post
Charlottesvillle
University of Virginia
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Charlottesville
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Conner
Elmer
Sanford
Cook
Dabney
Hull
Pinkus
Virginia
Princeton
Nennez
Kennedy
Hammond Johnson
Virginia Military Institute
Branch Johnson
Pennsylvania
Springer
B. Johnson
Kite
Downett
Neil
Pollard
Crawford
Lankford
H. Johnson
Fire Fighters Centenary in Washington Celebration
In the Union Company fire hall at Pennsylvania Avenue and Nineteenth Streets, Monday night will mark the one hundredth anniversary of the Washington volunteer fire department with Judge A B Kagner delivering the address, introduced by Daniel O C Callaghan. The event features a rest call with wing members answering to their names as Hartford veterans arrive from Norfolk, while James Doughtery received a 364 day jail sentence for stealing shoes from a freight train. William Smothers also drew a 364 day term on theft charges.
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Union Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nineteenth Streets
Washington Volunteer Fire Department
A. B. Kagner
Daniel O'C. Callaghan
Hartford
Norfolk
Washington Counteer Association
James Doughtery
William Smothers
Naval Battalion to Be Paid Tonight at 7 16
Members of the district Naval battalion will receive pay tonight at 7 16 o clock for the cruise from League Island to Washington aboard the monitor Puritan. The Puritan will be decommissioned today by Capt Colwell USN and immediately recommissioned by the naval militia. Norman Harrison held for grand jury after burglary at J B McDonald saloon 1837 North Capitol street.
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Istrict Naval Battalion
League Island
Washington
Colwell
Naval Militia
Norman Harrison
Harrison
J. B. McDonald
North Capitol Street
Blood medicine praised for curing skin eruptions
Mrs. C. E. Shobmaeda of Alliance reports years of impure blood with skin eruptions cleared by using a product labeled 8.5.5. After trying several bottles, her blood was purged and eruptions disappeared, and she endorses the medicine for others in need.
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C. E. Shobmaeda
B. Patterson St
Alliance
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