Nationals Win Again Graham Pitches Fine Ball
Special to The Washington Post. Washington defeats Indianapolis 8 to 1 behind Graham who survived the Frisco earthquake and pitched effectively. Washington hitters homered and fielding held the Browns in check as Kellum and Fisher worked four innings each. Frequent errors by Indianapolis in the second inning helped Washington pull ahead, with Jones and Hooke contributing key defensive plays and an eventual double play by Howley and Hare. Attendance listed as 1,000.
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Rumors On Boston Managers And Slumping Clubs
Gossip from Boston circles hints Jake Stahl may manage the American League team as Jimmy Collins era ends while other names like Jesse Tannehill and Cy Young are floated. The Brookline club recent wins brighten confidence as Petey contends with price tag, and George Davin receives praise amid a star filled season forecast.
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Shut-out for Athletics Nationals win spring series opener
Philadelphia on April 3 opened the annual spring series with a 4 0 loss for the Athletics. A single run scored on an error misplay and a base hit. Princeton routs Columbia 1 to 0 in first home game. Wilmington beats Portsmouth 4 to 3 as Touchstone shines but defense falters.
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Lee
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Syracuse University Baseball Faces Georgetown Today
The Syracuse University baseball team meets Georgetown in a fast paced game after strong showings against Princeton and Yale. Montgomery will start for Georgetown while Mudd returns behind the plate. Capt. Ryan swaps positions with Truax as the lineup settles for the Salt City squad.
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Burrell
Penn Downs Virginia in Opening Game of Series
Pennsylvania halted Virginia's win streak with an 11 to 8 victory. Fennell pitched well early, then Virginia rallied with five straight hits in the eighth, but Pennell and Merrick saved the day with key plays and timely hitting including Brown's homer and a seventh inning rally. Brown, Thomas, and Merrick starred for the Quakers as Virginia’s Woodson matched them in a see-saw Eastern baseball clash in Chariotiesville, Va.
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Garrison
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Fulton
Pennaytypola
Mr. Horner
Washington
London
Balfour
West Wilts Golf Club
Amateurs Seek Pastime Contests With Immaculate Conception Team
Immaculate Conception organizers plan city games with teen players around fourteen years old, requesting contact at Ho McVey 431 Patred northwest. Dreddocks beat Little Town 14 to 11 then won two games Tuesday 22 to 10 and 36 to 10, seeking more matches with thirteen year olds. Oakland Athletic Club baseball beat Force School 10 to 4 highlighted by Munch heavy hitting. lineup listed with Niland Jett field Coonell, McClure, Fahey, Leary and Gorman pitching.
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Coonell
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Fahey
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Piteher
Cubs Suffer First Setback in Exhibition at Springfield
Chicago Nationals lose 6 to 3 to Springfield Central League in an April 8 exhibition. Hallman, Corus, Brown, Pfaister, and Maran batters and pitchers noted. Springfield claims the win in Ohio.
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Splendid April Tonic Blood Cleanser
An old reader advisory promotes a home tonic called Blood-cleaning Time for spring. It lists Fuld Extract Dandelion half ounce, Compound Kargon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces, shaken in a bottle. A teaspoon after meals and at bedtime is suggested to improve skin and aid those with rheumatism catarrh kidney and bladder issues.
Technical High School Beats St Johns 7–2 On Fourteenth Street
Technical High School defeated St Johns College 7 to 2 yesterday on Fourteenth street and Lydecker avenue. Hesaler allowed few hits but was hurt by bunched hits as both teams played solid defense. St Johns scored in the second and seventh frames, while Technical tallied in multiple innings, with Mess, Brewster, and Reichard among the standout performers.
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Holy Cross Material Poor Two-Thirds Freshmen on Team
Special to The Washington Post Worcester April 3 Freshmen comprise about two thirds of Holy Cross baseball under Coach Carney He aims to develop for next year May open with Cabli in center Cashen at second Barry short Flynn at third Carney at first Orchard right O Rourke left Sweeney catcher Mansfeld pitcher
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Lynchburg Loses Game In Montreal Umpire Controversy
A Montreal victory 6 to 3 over Lynchburg is credited after pitcher Romer, acting as umpire, ruled against the locals. Flowers and Ludwig limited the Canucks to three hits while Lynchburg collected five off Doc Newton. McKenna made a sensational catch and Hooker’s strong throws from center saved a run. Montreal returns tomorrow.
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New School for Football at Harvard Under Crane
Joshua Crane will oversee Harvard football as technical director with a staff of assistants handling practical coaching. This contrasts with predecessor Reid who coached each player personally. The scheme aims to modernize training and will be watched with interest by the college world.
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Mildred Wins Dual Harness Events At Durland Show
Miss Emily H Bedford enters Mildred the pick of the Jordan stables in two harness races at Durland Horse Show. Afisa Bedford allegedly paid 20000 for Plymouth Chief, but claim disputed. Mildred uniquely shows all shoe plates in New York ring and wins both prizes. Boston Americans defeat Dayton 6 3 in Central League game with Tannehill and Ungleuch delivering key plays.
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Taylor Seeks Huff Move to Boston Club Head
Washington dispatch reports John S. Taylor, president of Boston, meeting with George A. Huff at Chicago on April 3 to recruit him as Boston’s manager. Huff, silent, has rejected prior pro offers and may consider Taylor’s proposal if made, with unavailability likely until June or later.
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University of Ilinois
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Oriental Bowling Clinches Two Wins to Stay Second
The Oriental team held second in the District League by winning two games from Market House at Palace alleys. O'Donnell led scoring with 210 as Eureka, in the District Duckpin League, swept Rosedale, while the Assessors beat City Hall in the Real Estate League. Other leagues show varied results with totals listed for district, church, and duckpin play including Moore’s record in the North and South Amateur golf championship.
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Bedford
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Amend Elected Columbia Fencing Captain For Next Year
New York April 3 C G Amend was yesterday elected captain of the Columbia fencing team for next year. Amend fenced on the team for the first time this year. The team will suffer a serious loss next season as F Lago the present captain graduates this June. Dwyer and Amend the two other men on the team expect to be back.
Gallaudet Triumphs Over Central High In Ninth-Frame Rally
Gallaudet College edged Central High 5 to 4 at Kendall Green. Eddie Rheem limited the comeback until the eighth inning, Cy MacDonald starred with a .750 line including a triple, and O'Donnell drove in two runs as Central High struck early but faltered late. Eastern High meets Gallaudet tomorrow at Kendall Green with Whitney slated to pitch.
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Totten Leads Bowlers in Roy al Duckpin Tournament Standings
Totten continues to lead the Class A division of the Royal alleys duckpin tournament with a 638 series. Fink tops Class B, Schmidt leads Class C, and a long list of scorers follows including Geary 88, Ford 665, Meggett BG, Latta 553, Cleese-Tink 860, Zellers 550, Mauphin 646, Wallace 645, Smith 642, Warner Gi, Hughes 540, Fietas 655, Williams 533, Byrd 590, Schmildt 624, Foote 628, Moe Baer 635, Cox 5%, Towles 62%, Westhoff 621, Potter 520, Milter 619, Sahm 516, Johnston 616, Morgan 616.
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Baseball Scores From Roanoke Providence and More
Baseball results list multiple college and club games with scores such as Roanoke over Bing hamton 6 to 3, Providence over Bowdoin 3 to 4, Raleigh Agricultural and Mertasile over Delaware College 8 to 2, Durham beat Trinity 6 to 3, and Georgia Tech 2 defeating University of Georgia 1. The report includes Atlantic and Brooklyn matches with scattered abbreviations.
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Father Kills Two Babies in Quebec Farmer Tragedy
Montreal reports William Simpson, a St Charles farmer, killed his two infant daughters aged two months and two years while his wife was away then shot himself. He survived and was hospitalized at Notre Dame. Doctors say intense child affection led to insanity and note prominent family ties across Canada.
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Canada
Drawy Fight Between Robson and Attell Closes Even
Spike Robson and Abe Attell fought a fast clever bout in Philadelphia ending without a decision per club rules. Attell’s jab and body work impressed, Robson’s late rounds and a nose-cutting punch kept the pace high. Brooklyn’s Tommy Sullivan calls for a rematch and hints Attell as his target for an East bout.
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Tommy Sullivan
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East
Miller Beats Soldier Burns In Twenty Round Bout
Herman Miller, long time sparring partner of Joel Gans, defeated Soldier Burns after twenty rounds at the Nonpareil Athletic Club. Miller pressed early, Burns dominated with body punches, Burns tired after round fifteen, Miller finished strong for a close decision. A draw would not have been a bad result.
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Miler
Middies stave off defeat as time runs out
Special to The Washington Post Annapolis April reports Syracuse led 6 to 3 with two outs in the last half of the fifth. time was demanded to complete the inning. Middies refused to play on after time expired, yielding no game and no defeat. Middies had led 3 to 2 after four innings before Syracuse tallied four in the fifth.
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