Pitcher Falkenberg Falters in Ten Inning Washington Win
Indianapolis notes a wild Washington Park tilt that stretched to ten innings before the locals beat the Browns 4 to 3. Falkenberg struggled early as Livingston and Leigie sparked a ninth inning tie, and Washington seized control in the tenth with Deeringer and Coulter driving in the decisive runs as Heyden and the defense held.
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Warhington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Washington Park
Home Guard
Browns
Falkenberg
Washington Bunch
Leigie
Livingston
Cincinnati
Kelgie Algled
Hooke
Murray
Patrick Livingston
WIN THIRTEEN INNING GAME ST. LOUIS AMERICANS WIN
St Louis Americans defeat Nationals 1 to 0 in a 13 inning city series game. Powell strikes out ten for Americana while Stevens Fromme and Mar address the Nationals. In Fredericksburg Fredericksburg College loses to University of Baltimore 14 to 4 as Baltimore’s batting shines.
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St. Louis
Powell
Stevens
Fromme
Mara
Western High Wins 7 to 1 Over Washington School
Western High School defeated Washington School 7 to 1 on the home grounds. Garner started for Western five innings, allowed four hits with five strikeouts. Michael pitched four innings with no hits and six strikeouts. Morse, Fort, Howard, and Cartrey contributed runs for Western. Washington managed a lone score in the third on Garner’s wild pitch.
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Washington School
Western High School
Garner
Washington
Wild Heaven
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Dliss
Morea
OlLewle
Howard
O Elerson
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Drvideon
McLean
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Wee
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Fart
Morse
Aant Cartrey
Weatero
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Basce
Western
Michoet
Mauase
Meusse
Burke
Hiisa
Fort
Balla
Bills
Mr. Cranston
Minantes
Virginia Beats Penn 5 to 2 in Batting Trim
Virginia and Pennsylvania played a lively game as Susong dominated for seven innings. Honaker led Virginia with a triple and two singles while Walker, Johnson, and Cochran contributed key hits. Penn’s defense faltered with errors enabling Virginia to seize control and win 5 to 2 at Charlottesville.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Tatakari
Fennell
Wilson
Penn
Susong
Felding
Honaker
Capt. Walker
Johnson
Henry
Cochran
Brown
Woodson
Rhore Penn
Amore
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Datton
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Garson
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Hears
Lettan Bagen
Virelala
Hoff
Nitcher
Mr. Horner
Washington
Gossip of the Diamond: Parent Fails to Win Back Old Place
The column reports Freddie Parent returning to Sanfort after disputes over wages with Boston owners and trade talks involving the Stahl deal. It notes owners and players near a settlement, potential Boston manager changes, and previews early season form from Connie Mack’s Athletics and John McCloskey’s young talent shaping a hopeful 1907 pennant bid.
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Shortstop Parent
Freddie Parent
Sanfort
Dovton Americ Jeans
CineInnatic
Highpiece
Boston
Johnson
Deston Club
Washington
Johnny Kilng
Charley Murphy
George Stone
Browna
Mound City
Hal Chase
Grifith
Hughey Jennings
Matty’ McIntyre
Josh Cantilion
Garland Slabl
Vickers
Connie Mack
Athletics
Vickery
Mack
Harry White
Joe McGinnity
Cy" Youngs
John McCloskey
John
David Harum
Jimmy McAleer
Athletics Lose Second Game in Spring Series
Philadelphia Nationals again defeated the local Americans in the second game of the spring series. Corridon held the Americans to two hits as opportune hitting and poor fielding sealed the Nationals victory. The score was 24 to 2 with the Nationals batting lineup led by Coomba Dygert and Powers, while Corridon pitched for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia Nationals
Corridon
Lodge
Nationals
A. Sh
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Dygert
Powers
Corridon [and Teethteed
Umptrex
Messia Emelte
Connelly
Baseball Scores From Southern and National Leagues
In Atlanta Southern action Trocklyn Nationa defeated by 10 to 5 at Atlanta. Massachusetts Boston team beat Tufte College 38 to 3. Norfolk Wilmington game ended 9 with Norfolk leading. In Tuscaloosa Alabama University of Alabama routed Vanderbilt 47 to 1.
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Southern
Trocklyn Nationa
AL Bedford
Mass
Boston
National
Tufte Collere
Norfolk
Wilmington
Tuoscaloosa
Alx
University of Alabama
Vanderbilt University
Georgetown Beat Syracuse In Duel At Georgetown Field
Devine pitched superbly for Georgetown as Mack struggled to match him. Byrnes produced a homer and two bags, driving in three runs, while Courtney, Duggan, and Scheller contributed key hits. Syracuse mounted late threats but Georgetown held firm, securing a 4-0 win and setting up a Pennsylvania tilt at 4 o’clock.
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Georgetown
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Mack
van Arnan
Scheller
Thayer
Simon
Hall
Morrissey
Truax
Raafigub
Ryan
Byrnes
Courtney
Duggan
Devlin
Sullivan
Tittle
Pennsylvania
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Schellen
Ogo Byrney
A Thayer
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Mudd
Sulliven
OiTroes
Ofa
Rasslaub
Davita
van Arog
Devila
Courtsney
Trusx
Devita
Mr. Betts
Syracuse and George Washington to clash at Van Ness Park
Syracuse meets George Washington University for the second time this season at Van Ness Park. After Monday's win, Coach Cummings expects a victory with altered positions Doyle at third Hester at first and Campbell at second. The team departs Sunday for a North Carolina tour, making today the last home game until April 20 when Fordham visits. The game starts at 4 15 this afternoon.
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Syracuse
George Washington
van Ness Park
Cummings
Pennsylvania
Doyle
Hester
Campbell
North Carolina
Fordham
Washington and Lee loses to Villanova in fourteenth loss in six days
Washington and Lee University continued its losing streak by falling to Villanova College of Pennsylvania 11 to 4 in Lexington. Nichoas fielding and Savage batting for Villanova, and Chatham shortstop play, with Gwathmey pitching, highlighted the game. Villanova meets VMI and Dartmouth meets Washington and Lee here tomorrow.
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Washington
Delaware Beats Carolina in Poor Exhibition Baseball
Delaware defeated Carolina 8 to 5 in Chapel Hill as Carolina pitching and fielding faltered. Doane pitched well for Delaware holding the locals to four hits, while Story Morrow and Thompson worked three innings for Carolina. Um pire Dr Lawson officiated.
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Chapel Hill
Delaware
Carolina
Story
Morrow
Thompson
Doane
RISE
Battersea
Caroling
Roger
Adkins
Dr. Lawson
Montreal Downs Lynchburg 4 1 In Fast Game
The Montreal team defeated Lynchburg 4 to 1 in Lynchburg Virginia on April 4. Strong baserunning and fielding helped Montreal despite Lynchburg’s three double plays. Stewart pitched well for Lynchburg while Romero and Kittredge starred for Montreal. Whitehill and Brown led Montreal’s defense. Lynchburg’s offense lagged due to poor teamwork.
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Washington
Lynchburg
Montreal
Stewart
Rosenburger
Nefean
Whitehill
Brown
Tne
Michigan Finds Pitcher Whipple In Dentists School
Ann Arbor April 4 Michigan discovers new pitcher Whipple a left hander from the School of Dentistry He impressed coach Lowe in practice holding opponents to three hits in his outing and earned the job over veteran Martin and Ovitz for the varsity season in the regualr string setup
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Washington
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Whipple
School of Dentistry
Lowe
Reguara
Martin
Ovitz
Believes in Touring Cars
Special to The Washington Post from New York April 4. William E. Van derbilt Jr, donor of the Vanderbilt Cup, predicts future long distance road contests will favor regular stock touring cars over races requiring abnormal horsepower. He cites his 2000 mile abroad trip and notes plans for stock car contests in this country.
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Washington Post
New York
William E. Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
Stewards May Bar Titus From Henley Entry
Spectators in New York on April 4 believe Henley stewards may reject Constance S Titus entry for the diamond sculls. Titus previously had his name rejected despite National Amateur Oarsmen endorsement and now sends business leaders as proof of amateur status. Oarsmen fear stewards will block any entry that could bring the diamond sculls renewal across the ocean.
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Spectato
Washington Cane
New York
Constance S. Titus
Henley
Titus
Stewards
National Association of
Ae Garsmen
Bowlers Score Well in National Bowling Events
In Atlanta City New Jersey April 4 the two man team event yielded 1 177 by Walters and Snyder of Baltimore. They trailed the tournament record by three pins set by Koster and Schultz of New York. Wolfe of Chicago led individuals with 639 while Von Lesburg of Baltimore surpassed 600 with 603 and Oliver of Brooklyn scored 604.
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N. J
Gooi
National Rowling Association
Walters
Snyder
Baltimore
Koster
Schultz
New York
Wolfe
Chicago
von Lesburg
Oliver
Brooklyn
Hard Golf Champion Beats Chicago Man Easily
Allan Lard of the Columbia Golf Club Washington wins the United North and South Amateur Championship final against Nathaniel F. Moore of Owentsia Chicago in 25th green match 12 to 11. Consolation goes to Bowers of Brookline. Various cup winners listed from clubs across the region. a 3-hole open championship is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Good Farm
United North and South Amateure
Bowers
Allan Lard
Columbia Club
Spinehurst
Columbia Golf Club
Washington
Lard
Nathaniel F. Moore
Owentsia Club
Chicago
Moore
Fred Herreshoff
Garden City
Warren K. Wood
Homewood
David Fleming, Jr
Philadelphia
Washington Wigsfer
D. Bowers
Brookline Club
Massachusetts
T. S. Lippy
Seattle
L. D. Pierce
Woodland
George Robergon
Oak Hill
J. P. Gardiner
Midlothian
Lieut
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Fox Hills
T. P. Baldwin
Kenilworth
J. B. Kelley
Alphie
I. M. Jackson
Plymouth
H. B. Miller
Shinnecassett
W. L. Murphy
Pittsburg
Lord
Americans complimented at London International Horse Show
London April 4. Red, white and blue will mark the Olympia show in June to honor American directors Alfred G. Vanderbilt Clarence H Mackay HE Stotesbury and Lawrence Jones. Vanderbilt presents prizes for polo pony class and harness and carriage cups are offered by various sponsors. Walker Winans an American in England assists. Rules set no entries after June 6.
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London
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Clarence H. Mackay
HE. T. Stotesbury
Lawrence Jones
Alfred Vanderbilt
Walker Winans
England
James T. Hyde
Richard & McGann
Hart of Lonsdale
James L. Heyer
Vanderbilt
Dealers Win Auto Case Injunction Granted
Special to The Washington Post New York April 4 Justice Chatfield grants an injunction restraining W Gould Brokaw from importing or selling automobiles not licensed under the Belden patent. The decision is hailed by the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers as a victory in its battle against unlicensed or independent cars. Brokaw says he will appeal.
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Washington Post
New York
W. Gould Brokaw
Justice Chatfield
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of
Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
Salary Cut Worries Mertes Former Giant Seeks Grievance
Mertes former Giant and Cardinal departs for Cincinnati seeking a definite answer from President Herrmann of the national commission on his case. McClosket released him to Boston but Dovey wants a $1600 salary cut. Mertes insists Boston should pay his St Louis dues and plans to see Herrmann or Garry for action.
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Apeotal
Washington Post
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Sandew Mertes
Cincinnati
National Commission
McCloske T
Boston
Dovey
Mertes
St. Louis
Garry
McGraw to Release Three Giants Players
Columbus Ohio April 4 It was learned today that Manager McGraw of the New York Giants would ask waivers for pitcher Hank Mathewson basemen Mullin and outfielder Ike
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Ohio
McGraw
New York Giants
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Ike
Wilding Blazes In Davis Trophy Contention At Mice
London reports Wilding of New Zealand wowed at the Davis international trials in Mice and in the South of France championships. He defeated Ritchie 6 0 6 0 6 3 and Beals Wright in two love sets while Irving Wright fell in two, Decugis pushed to two hard sets 6 4 0 6 4 0 and critics praise his volleying and power as English contenders doubt the Dohertys’ hold on the title.
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Washington Post
London
Wilding
New Zealand
Mice
Doherty Brothers
France
Ritchie
Beals Wright
Irving Wright
Decugis
Fla
Navy captain Lombard sidelined by nervous illness at Annapolis
Midshipman Benjamin R. Lombard, captain of the Naval Academy baseball nine, is again in the sick quarters with a nervous affection that has troubled him for months. A prolonged sick leave is expected, and a captain will likely be elected to succeed him. Lombard had a one month leave and returned just before the season, but this relapse ends hopes of his continued play or regular duty.
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Coulter
Benacski
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Heydon
Himes
Bales
Browns
Livingstone
Ganley
Washington Post
Annapolis
Benjamin R. Lombard
Naval Academy Baseball
Lombard
Princeton Navy Not Ready For Regattas
New Haven April 4 Advices say Princeton will not enter the Harvard Yale Thames regatta in 18 and probably not for two or three years. Princeton alumni and undergraduates seek Yale plans and funding methods for a navy organization. Yale’s ten year financial statement is provided. Princeton men favor organizing first before college crews with long rowing tradition.
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Washington Post
New Haven
Conm
Princeton
Harvard
Yale Navy
Southerners Sweep Arlingtons In Duckpin League
In the District Duckpin Bowling League at Palace alleys, the Southerners won two of three games from the Arlingtons. Loving starred for the Southerners with a 103 score. The notice also promotes Jamestown Coupon and the Jamestown Exposition as a Washington Post guest offer.
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Palace
Arlingtons
Loving
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Washington Post
Life in Hawaii A Paradise With A Mosquito Thorn
From World's Work a travel sketch praises Hawaii for its climate gardens and quiet life yet notes the common pest, the Hawaiian mosquito, as the lone flaw. Describes bungalow comforts, veranda living, diverse servants, and plantation echoes, with moonlit nights and palm shaded verandas.
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Honolulu
Mfe
Hig Islanda
Leading man marries and advertises in dramatic paper
In a Chicago Sews excerpt, Mrs Asker notes the leading man from a show last week married. He then left the stage and now advertises in the dramatic paper that he is at liberty, prompting Mr Asker to remark that he cannot be at liberty if married.
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Chicago
Asker
Machinists Celebrate Sixteenth Anniversary in Varied Program
Columbia Lodge of Machinists No 174 marked its sixteenth anniversary at the National Rifles Armory with songs recitations and music. More than 8 percent of couples attended the event described as highly successful. Notable performers included the Capital Octet led by Arthur Dean and Gilbert Clark with Miss French and Mrs Tatspaw as altos and solo numbers by William Scantiebury Beatrice Cosgrove nine years old and George OConnor. The program also featured bird and animal imitations, tenor sails by Wilson Oliver and Thomas Crowthers barytone solo Love Be and the World Is Mine. After refreshments the committee on entertainment chaired by J W Rath included I C Barber and others.
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Columbia Lodge of Machinists
National Rifles’ Armory
Capital
Mpa
Arthur Dean
Gilbert Clark
George O'Connor
Barytone
Thomas Crowthers
Sam Crane
Chester Spencer
J. W. Rath
I. C. Barber
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Archie Cox
J. M
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