Doves Deliver Runaway Opening Victory in Augusta
The Doves crushed the Peaches 15 to 0 in Augusta. Kirk White led the Peaches with four hits though seven pitchers struggled as the Doves piled up 21 hits and 14 runs by the sixth inning. Bill Sweeney added four safeties while Lew Richie misplayed several chances for the Peaches.
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Peaches
Kirk White
Fred Lake
Bill Sweeney
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Burke
Lew Richie
Cliff Curtis
Buster Brown
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Curtis
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Becker
Shean
Tim
Fred Beck
Turkey
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Sweeney
Bill
Getz
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Moran
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Harry Smith
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Tuckey
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Mattern
Doves to Open Season Against Augusta in Exhibition Clash
The Doves meet Augusta of the South Atlantic league in a noon start with Ty Cobb and Ducky Holmes in the Augusta lineup. Manager Lake plans three pitchers, likely Al Mattern and others, as Cobb trains at Augusta and the town expects a record crowd and an exciting game.
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Augusta
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Ducky” Holmes
Augusta Grounds
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Peaches
Lake
al Mattern
Cliff Curtis
Tuckey
Fred
Holmes
Rochester
Graham
Rariden
Martel
Smith
Chief Myers
Yale Defeats Penn in Season Opener 5 to 2
In Atlantic City Yale wins the first intercollegiate baseball game of the season 5 to 2 over Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania led until the eighth inning as Schultz’s wildness allowed Yale to pull ahead and score three decisive runs.
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Weeenees
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Stevens
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Princeton Edges Virginia. Rutgers Beats VMI in College Games
In Charlottesville Princeton defeated the University of Virginia 6 to 2. In Blacksburg Virginia Military Institute fell to Rutgers College 6 to 1.
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Princeton
University of Virginia
Blacksburg
Virginia Military Institute
Rutgers College
Athletics results and city pairs listed for multiple teams
At Atlanta Athens six to six, Atlanta versus Athens. At Chattanooga Chattanooga five to five, Brooklyn five to five. At Nashville Athletics second team six to six, Nashville versus Nashville. At New Orleans Cleveland eight to New Orleans.
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Chattanooga
Brooklyn
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Nashville
New Orleans
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Duffey Looks at Boxing Route and Baseball Hopes
Arthur Duffey surveys recent boxing matchups with Ketchel Klaus and Johnson, urging a style change for Stanley Ketchel to stay relevant. He contrasts boisterous boxing flair with Jeff and Johnson approaches, previews football and baseball talk, notes Marathon betting buzz, and signals cautious interest in a United States League and the Augusta Doves prospects for Beck and the team’s season.
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Stanley Ketchel
Frank Klaus
Big Jeff
Johnson
Jack Johnson
Jeff
Mile Walk at M street playground sparks laps question
Readers debate a local playground metric noting six laps make a mile while mixing in sports trivia and cribbage rules. The column includes weather and baseball chatter alongside a keyboard of reader queries and answers.
Frank Jones Beats Ben Lawrie at Imperial in Narrow Victory
Frank Jones defeated Ben Lawrie 60 to 43 at the Imperial last night with Jones posting a 4 high run and a .51 average while Lawrie also had a 4 high run and a .43 average. Threshie and Campbell are set to clash on Monday night.
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Frank Jones
Ben Lawrie
the Imperial
No Decision on Kling Yet
Cincinnati March 25 The national commission adjourned after five hours without action on Johnny Kling’s reinstatement into organized baseball. Chairman Herrmann said no conclusion reached and further view exchange by wire or mail with a decision expected by next Thursday. Johnson and Lynch predicted a decision within a week. The panel also announced the Detroit firm prize for the season’s champion batsman with thresholds by bat at bats. the league batting average would count. The commission declined action in the Hunt case, and Joseph Knott was denied free agent status despite transfers to Jersey City and New Britain.
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Baseball Commission
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Ban B. Johnson
Thomas J. Lynch
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Wichita
Joseph Knott
Buffalo
Jersey City
New Britain
Conn
Cornell Falls 8-0 to Haverford in Football
In Ithaca on March 25 Cornell association football was defeated by Haverford College 8 to 0. The match was hotly contested and featured efforts from both sides.
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N. Y
Cornell Association
Haverford College
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