Catholic University Falls to Penn State 3 1 in St Louis clash
Catholic University lost to Penn State 3 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Fahey allowed seven hits and scored a lone run on a relay, while Hesselback struck out twelve for Penn State. Catholic stranded ten baserunners as Penn State capitalized on timely hits and an error to secure the win.
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Penn State
Brooklanders
Hesselback
Star
Navy
Fahey
Firet
Wahere University
Catholic Linvergis
Crawford
Josefgon
Caffrey
Rogers
Cath
Lynen
Hanlein
Blythe
Oa Donnelly
Josefson
Hans — Rogers
Josefesn
Errars—Robinson
Elret
Catholic
Niveratty
Babe
Hesselbak
Joverson
Croker
Lytch
Ry Hesselpack
Griffmen Blank Phillies In First Game of Series
The Griffmen beat the Phillies 4 to 0 as Harper and Johnson fielded well. Wild pitches and walks aided Washington, with Moeller scoring on a wild pitch in the first and Mayer closing out relief. Johnson pitched strongly for the Nationals, Bancroft doubled, and Mayer shut down the Phillies after Mayer relieved Alexander.
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Griffmen
Phillies
Stanley T. Milliken
Nationals
Grover Cleveland
Alexander Wild
Moeller
Moran
Mayer
Georgia Avenue Yard
Wong
Harry Harper
Griffith
Walter Johnson
Quaker City Tribe
Yuick
Harper
Bancroft
McBride
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Johnson
Whitted
Becker
Killifer
Alexander
Foater
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Danny
Gangi
Morgan
Byrne
Shanks
Paskett
Williama
Niehoff
Williams
Fis
Foster
Gandis
Ainsmith
Dation Ats Moeller
Rf AB
Kh. H. PO. A. EF
Loree
Barper
Phillt Killizer
Sfth
Kullizer
Hari
Om Johnson
Alommith
Meeller
Cravath
Killiver
Whitlama
Mr. Collistower
Williams Twice Floored In Bantamweight Bout
Philadelphia April 6 Kid Williams bantamweight champion was knocked down twice and counted seven and nine in the second round by Joe Langre known as Louisiana in a six round bout. Williams led in the first round but Louisiana fought better going forward in the later rounds.
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Philadelphia
Kid Williams
Joe Langre
Louisiana
Williams
Baseball results from multiple colleges and teams
Baseball scores list numerous outcomes including Washington 4 Philadelphia Nationals 6, New York Nationals 1 over New Orleans 6, Detroit Americans 8 over Lawissilto 0, Pittsburgh Nationals 1 over Atlante 3, Boston Américana 10 over Memphis 5, Baltimore Feds 18 over Johns Hopkins 1, Cincinnati 10 over Dayton 0, Princeton over Georgetown, Fordham 4 over niserally, Yale 2 over Penn State 3, Holy Cross over Washington and Lee 5, Corneli 0 over Chinese 1 est eo 16, Tulane 1 over Bay Chinese UW. of Houolate.
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Washington
Philadephia Nationals
New York Nationals
New Orleans
Detroit Americans
Lawissilto
Pittsburgh Nationals
Atlante
Boston Américana
Memphis
Baltimore Feds
Johns Hopkins
Cincinnati
Dayton
Brooklyn Nationale
Richmond
Georgetown
Princeton
Fordham
Niserally
Penn State
Yale
Holy Cross
Washington and Lee
Corneli
Nationals and Phillies Exhibition Show Casey String
Stanley T. Milliken reports on a Washington Nationals and Philadelphia Phillies spring game. Harper and Johnson pitched well for the Nationals with Milan and Moeller active at the plate while Mayer and Alexander handled the Phillies. Manager Griffith plans Ayers and Bentley to start the final series game. Wilson may attend opening day in New York.
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St Louis
Miller Wfugguuis
St. Louis Nationals
Bob Beacher
Tittle Thack
Ark
St. Louis
W. D.potterritt
New York
Stanley T. Milliken
Harry Harper
Walter Johnson
Nationals
Pallies
Hig Satay
Harper
Batla
Hackensack
Griffith
Ayers
Bentlay
Phillies
Henry
Rondeau
Wilson
Washington
Eastern High Wins By Shut-Out Method
Special to The Washington Post reports Eastern High of Washington defeated Randolph-Macon Academy 6 to 0 in Front Royal Virginia. Shields pitched for Capital City nine and was invincible. A scratch single by Thompson was the only safety for Randolph-Macon. Horne and Davidson of Eastern contributed with solid hits.
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Washington Post
Front Royal
Eastern High
Washington
Randolph-Macon Academy
Shields
Outfielder Thompson
Horne
Davidson
Princeton Triumphs 5 4 as Eight-Run Rally Tops Georgetown
Princeton defeats Georgetown 5 to 4 on the Hilltop, overcoming a four-run lead with strong pitching by Finnegan and timely hitting including Tormey’s fourth inning homer. Barron Connolly Shugrue and Joyce starred in a steady defensive effort to seal the win.
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Shugrue
Joyce
Link
Connolly
Barron
Madden
Princeton
Georgetown
Hanks
Shugrne
Force
Beullr
McCartay
Tireen
Dougles
Ol Barron
Gtormey
Giscomo
Salmon
Weems
Devo
Thompson
Finnegan
Kelleher
Linka
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Gill
Green
F Hacomo
McCarthy
Shugrie
Errace— Unk
Giacomo
Beses
Deye
Tank
T. Rometrun
Hawke
Dy Finnegan
Handiboe
Mmne
Geme
Central High School Victorious At Frederick In Low-Scoring Game
Walter Cox pitched a stellar 12 strikeouts and three hits allowed as Central High School defeated Frederick High 2 to 1 in Frederick Maryland. Cox also contributed a strong all around game while Central's defense and scoring spread across multiple players. The contest lasted two hours and forty three minutes with Central pulling ahead in the late innings.
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Walter Cox
Central High School
Frederick High
Frederick
Cox
Central
al Frederiekh
A Roberts
O Grove
Wilhide
Chapla
Hemmond
Hartshorn
Movlan
Belden
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Oblemson
Hart
Selden
N. MacDonald
Moylan
Wiihide
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Rendalls
King
Strack
Ty King
MacDon
Moyland
A. MacDonald
Iglen
Anapio
Hartshoro
N. Siac Gonald
Hy King
Ilwar
Admit TYPOS Team to Glerks Girgut League
Washington Union Printers were admitted as the sixth team in the Departmental Baseball League at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. A. A. Ormsby was chosen secretary succeeding Joan Anderson who retires after ten years. Shorty Hughes to umpire league games. Schedule committee chairman Ormsby aims for a May start with 60 games all on the White House ellipse.
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Washington Union
Chamber of Commerce
A. A. Ormsby
Agriculture Nme
Joan Anderson
Ormsby
White House
Western Nine Defeats Harrisonburg In Uphill Game
Flormisonburg Va April 5 Western High of Washington defeated Harrisonburg High here today in an uphill baseball game by eight to five Peck and Weichell Westerns battery opposed Reiter and Jennings of the home team and had all the better of the argument
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Flormisonburg
Western High
Washington
Harrisonburg High
Peck
Weichell
Western
Reiter
Jennings
Giants Win 629 Pins In Duckpin Series In Martinsburg
Giants of the Commercial Alley League rolled the season’s best five game duckpin set, totalling 2,853 pins to Palace Martinsburg’s 2,615 in a ten game series. Notable 600 plus games included 663 and 629. Jerman led Giants with 582 in totals. Carl had 596 in the best set. A return match is planned in Martinsburg soon.
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Giants
Palace
Martinsburg
W Va
Carl
Igh
Jerman
Carlos
Tiemen
Everett
Tite Eg
Michaud
Bor ST Martinsburg
Eamonds
AG Rior
Quinsell
Laskey
Georgetown Hosts Holy Cross in Baseball Tilt This Afternoon
The Hilltoppers, buoyed by yesterday's win over Princeton, face Holy Cross in a two day series. First pitch is scheduled for 3 o'clock with either King Kelle or Brennan set to start for Georgetown.
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Holy Cross
Georgetown
Hilltoppera
Princeton
Massachusetts
Fither ‘King
Kelle
Brennan
Theorgetown
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