Washington Season Opens as Senators Rout Yankees 10 to 1
President Coolidge tossed out the first ball in Washington to start the season as Walter Johnson dominated the Yankees, allowing seven hits in 4 1 3 innings while the Senators pounded out 14 hits for a 10 to 1 victory. Shocker struggled, surrendering eleven hits as New York’s bats were kept quiet by Johnson and the Washington bullpen. Other openers across the circuit saw Philadelphia beat Boston in eleven innings, St Louis down Cleveland in ten, and Chicago defeat Detroit 8 to 1 as Collins began his White Sox tenure with a win. A crowd in Chicago approached 80,000 as the season opened nationwide.
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Cardinals Batter Reds In Big Inning To Win
In St Louis on April 22 the Cardinals pounded 11 runs in a single inning to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 12 to 3 in the opening NL game of the season. Holm Hornsby and Bottomley had two hits each, and Donohue and Sheehan were roughed up as Cincinnati bats were unable to keep pace.
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Wake Forest Storms Past Virginia In Muddy North Carolina Tilt
Wake Forest beat Virginia 17 to 9 in Blacksburg with 21 hits to 13 as both teams slugged in a muddy field. Gallup and Bond led Gobblers with power while Soulell worked four innings for the win. the Deacons chased Henley in the fourth. The teams meet again tomorrow.
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Randolph-Macon Beats the V. M. I. Tennis Team
In Lexington Virginia on April 23 Randolph Macon College defeated the V. M. I. tennis team five matches to eleven. The Cadets managed one point in singles through Griffith who won the lone point for V. M. I. as the home squad showed stamina from lasting players.
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International League score recap and matchups
In the International League Toronto beat Jersey City 2 0 while Newark topped Rochester 16 to 9. Buffalo won 7 to 6 against Baltimore. Reading led Syracuse HH in a listed 1a matchup.
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Toledo Beats Kansas City 6 to 4 in American Association
In a night of baseball action, Toledo defeats Kansas City 6 to 4 as Columbus suffers a 6 to 3 loss to Milwaukee. Paka?olia? Louisville edges a close 4 to 2, while another game features a 2 to 0 result for Fitlenapalis.
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Athletics 10 Hold Sway at College
The article describes Bluefield College hosting a baseball game this afternoon against Buchanan Mission School and notes a big triangular track meet with Marshall Roanoke and Bluefield College planned for Saturday. It highlights players like George Hamilton and plans for Milligan and King College games, with 25 cent admission and 75 cent for both events.
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Southern League results show Atlanta win over New Orleans
Baseball scores list Atlanta defeating New Orleans 4 to 3 in a Southern League game. A separate line notes Memphis beating Chattanooga 7 to 6 and Little Rock 8 over Birmingham 9 with Mobile 3 in an odd family-record fragment mentioning Barrington and W Edwards aged 7? the youngest of eight children.
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World sport memories mix in a hazy March read
The fragmentary notes recall baseball, boxing, racing and politics with names like Mr. McGraw Kid McCoy Speaker and Dolan. It mentions a spring series with Washington, a high scoring Indians vs Browns game, Rosenberg as bantamweight champion, and Tipton-like quips about officials and Niagara Falls stunts. The piece blends gossip, nostalgia, and bold headlines in a late era newspaper voice.
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Washington
Regular golf season opens at Almafield Country Club
The Almafield Country Club opens its regular golf season with many players and strong scores. Mrs BE Scott Hale posted a 43 for a club record, while Rollo Steinmeh, the club's pro, topped his own 18 hole record with two rounds of 33. Ladies golf is set for next Tuesday with planned events and a 1 PM luncheon, and the West Virginia state championship will be held here in August.
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College Baseball Scores From New Haven and Nearby
Holy Cross defeats Yale 8 to 2 at New Haven. Cornell beats West Point 2 to 1. Lafayette over Army 11 to 2.
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McNally Aiding Washington Pennant Bid In 1924
Mika McNally of the Washington Americans is profiled as a versatile longtime substitute in major league baseball. He began with the Boston Red Sox in 1915, moved to New York, and later joined Washington after contributing in four world series. His utility, pace, and clashes with injuries mark his value to repeat a pennant bid for Washington against strong rivals.
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Princeton Hi Takes Elkhorn Into Camp
Princeton High won its second home game of the season Tuesday, edging Elkhorn 10 to 9 as the contest went to the ninth inning. Wright belted a homer for Princeton, Austin pitched well, and Elkhorn squandered a ninth inning scoring chance on a squeeze play attempt.
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Babe Ruth Remains in Hospital At Least A Week
Babe Ruth, convalescing from influenza, continued to improve but will stay at St. Vincent's hospital for at least another week or ten days. He follows his team’s fortunes closely, and visits by nurses and companions brighten his afternoons.
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