Nationals Triumph in Cold as Jones Hits Homer
Washington 7 Boston 6 in a frigid, wind swept game. Charley Jones led with a homer and four base hits, Stahl and Hickman contributed strong defense, Lindaman’s pitches faced tough weather, and Nine innings kept fans cold but hopeful as Washington clinched the victory.
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Washington
Boston
Nationals
Boston Nationals
Nin
Stahl
Charley Hickman
Hick
Lindaman
Charley Jones
Stanley
Hickman
Schahly
Duff
Willams
Halkenders
Old Horeas
Manuel
Tech Wins Easily As High School Team Triumphs Over Friends Select
Tech High School defeated Friends Select 13 to 4 in one sided play. Sterzer and Dugan led hitting for Tech while Friends Select struggled with errors and weak pitching. Capt. Minadeleto’s squad showed improvement but needs coaching and practice, with Meyers and Chapin among promising players.
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Technical High School
Friends Select School
Sterzer
Friends
Minndelett
Eth
Endimanston
Chapin
Meyers
Reowater
Chase
Ghapla
Airing
Platt
Simpson
Storzi
Minadeleto
Oaener
Bergmen
Simpsun
Blerver
Yaar Hite
Sterser
Dugan Staten Basce
Bradley
Emmert
Minndeter
Acker
Ciapia
Goodman
Dugan
Brewster
Matt
Btermer
Garvey
Ord Larner
Mr Edmonston
Virginia Defeats Virginia Military Institute In Downtown Battle
In a chilly game at Charlottesville Virginia tops Virginia Military Institute nine to zero. Susong pitched a strong complete game allowing four hits and no walks as Virginia’s defense, led by Lawler at short and Chandler behind the plate, stifled the visiting squad. Woodson, Dalton and Goodloe contributed timely hits and strong fielding while Lexington’s Devault was the main spark for VMI.
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Bpavial
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virgina
Virginia Miniitary Institute
Susons
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Lexington
Chandler
Lawler
Woodson
Rice
Devault
Capt. Graham
Goodloe
Lexingtonians
Xustom
MI Rhoar Labor
Pollock
Graham
FrasersGem
Walker
Byrd
Dalton
Goodtes
Ice
Scott
Weadson
Disebrelt
Grammar
Suseng
Devautt
Belle
Ps Suseng
Devacit
Graham Woodson
Polovk
Kita—Hot
Bades
Walther
Susong
Devawit
Mila Piteh
Pasaed
Balla
Goodloo
Umnire
Mr. Roper
Princeton
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Beats Washington and Lee 4 2
Virginia Polytechnic Institute wins the opening game of a two game series against Washington and Lee 4 to 2 in Lexington. Cooper stars with a home run in the first inning and Washington and Lee errors help decide the outcome. Porter pitched well for W and L but received little support. Bagsey had two hits in three chances for WEL.
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Washington Post
Lexington
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Today
Washington and Lee
Cooper
Porter
Bagsey
Wel Rhoad
Pet Rhoag Johnson
Squierm
Trimble
Sheppard
Foard
Lubn
Mocks
Marley
Et Anthony
Temple
O Fonersten
Tyna
Dirst
VPOT
Balsas Porter
Poster
Dammann
Ry Porter
Py Dammann
Cooper Two-barn
Mi—Luhn
Snertflee Mte
Dagies
Fenersten
Ny Porton
Dernman
Porter — Smpke
Mr Campbell
Wo &L
Western Maryland College Baseball Schedule Preview
Special to The Washington Post Westminster Md April 6 Manager Milton Wright lists Western Maryland College baseball games set for April and May. Dates include Rock Hill Westminster Md April 7 and George Washington University Washington DC April 28 among others with contests at Staunton Virginia Lexington Virginia Baltimore and Westminster and an alumni game planned for June 9.
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Western Maryland
Washington
Warhington
Westminster
Milton Wright
Rockhill
Maryland Athlete Club
Baltimore, Ltd
Proderickaburg
Fredericksburg
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
Washington and Loo
Lexington
Maryland
Sehiest For
Weatminster
George Washington University
Washington, DC
Washington College
Mistmisster
Gallaudet College
Washington PA
John’s College
Weatminater
Maryland Agricultural Tilege
Weatmiater
Guilford Beats Agricultural and Mechanical in One-Sided Win
Guilford defeated Agricultural and Mechanical Baseball today in Greensboro. Lindley hit a home run early as Guilford outscored the opponent with a dominant win. Attendance was noted, with Umpire Mr Hrdndt officiating.
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Washington
Greensboro
Guilford
Agricultural and Mechanical
Lindley
Cwiford College
Webbs and Hobbs
We Tell We Have Nothing to Conceal Almanac Print
An offer promotes Ayer's Almanac for 1906 with full medicine formulas. Readers without a copy can request one and share formulas with their doctors for approval before purchase. The ad lists products like Ayers Cherry Pectoral and other family remedies amid sales assurances.
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Ayer
Georgetown Triumphs Over Penn In Exciting Rally
Georgetown beat Pennsylvania 7 to 5 at Georgetown Field in a dramatic finish. Penn led 5 4 in the final inning as Thomas started a rally with a single, but Georgetown fought back with multiple hits and errors by Penn, including Cantwell’s wildness. Devlin and Monahan sparked late scoring, and Fennell’s misplay allowed the winning run to cross, giving Georgetown the victory in a tense nine innings.
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Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Georgetown Field
Thomas
Webb
Duggan
Smith
Cantwell
Devin
Kenneth
Layton
Monahan
Yerkes
Devlin
Hare
Fennell
Ware
Gray
Penn
Eght
Junkers
Kenno
Philadelphians
Tus
Bine
Schiller
Jwae Layton
Central High School
Felder
Capt Smith
Mahoney
Mudd
Athon
Yarkes
Cantweill
Maer
At & O'Clock
Penna Rhoas
George Rhoae Thomas
Devne
Gamitfor
Carter
Acams
Simon
Monahon
Cantwall
Reil
Om Cantwell
Laston
Biruck
Yorker
Degen
Welb Dounle
Deviin
Mabonor
Mr. Bolte
George Washington Game at University Park Today
Gallaudet College and George Washington University meet at University Park at 4 oclock in the season opener. Both teams boast strong box hitters, with Washington led by Thames and Hutchinson and Gallaudet by Dillon and Holliday. Probable lineups include Leitch, Watzner, Mature, Cooper, Loy, Hirsch, Dillon, Holliday, Price, Bradley, Campbell, Weber, Morrissey, and Stevenson. Score books for the press come from A G Spalding and Sons. Takowi Athletic Club seeks uniformed teams in the District for upcoming matches.
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Gallaudet College
George Washington University
University Park
Gallaude
St. Johns College
George Washington
Navy
Thames
Hutchinson
Gallaudet
Dillon
Holliday
Leitch
Wwatzner
Mature
Cooper
Loy
Ruswell
Hirsch
Afe CanMess
Harper
Price
Bradley Explaint
Campbell
Weberbr Abbott
Morrissey
Burkaart
Stevenson
Eatener
Thomas
Georgetown and Navy Rowing Opener Set for Tomorrow
Special to The Washington Fest Annapolis Md April The Intercollegiate rowing season opens with a two mile double header on the Severn between Naval Academy and Georgetown University crews Both teams largely inexperienced yet coached by Glendon and Dempsey Georgetown optimistic second crew may shine A northwest wind hampered practice and may force cancellation unless winds ease Officials include referee P A Magruder and starter Lieut J S Graham Weather permitting race slated for 3 o clock.
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Washington
Annapolis
Morrow
Wether
Severn
Naval Academy
Georgetown University
Cress
Glendon and
Dempsey
Georgetown
Georgetown Row
P A. Magruder
J. S. Graham
Brooklyn Nationals Beat Danville 6 to 2 in Virginia League clash
Danville, Va April 6 Brooklyn Nationals defeated the Danville Virginia State League team 6 to 2 in a one sided contest. Doescher pitched magnificently striking out eleven and allowing no hits over nine innings. The Brooklyn defense and pitching outclassed Danville throughout the game.
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Brecal
Danville
Brooklyn Nationals
Doescher
Boston National League
Brooklyn Rhoar
Denville Rhoar Maloney
McCarthy
O Hahan
Lumiey
Zurlag
Yo Casey
Hlouard
Gessler
Blorman
Tavisty
Wondwamat
Hummel
Bonny Onzae
Bergen
Neale
OGL E
Donscher
eCornell
Brookhyn
Derget
Waloney
Lumley
Hammel
Blarman
Lewis
Richmond College and Fredericksburg Nine Canceled Ahead of Key Match
The Richmond College team was set to host Fredericksburg College at Broad Street Park but the game was canceled. Coach Dunlap plans a full practice to select the strongest nine for Saturday’s championship against Randolph-Macon College. The Eastern College League season opens with high interest across the colleges.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Broad Street Park
Richmond College
Fredericksburg College
Dunlap
Randolph-Macon College
Georgetown Pennsylvania baseball series ends this afternoon
The final Georgetown Penn baseball game is scheduled this afternoon at Georgetown Road. Larry Drennan, delayed by faculty terrain requirements, is expected to receive his certificate and likely to pitch for Georgetown. Penn plans to use Hay, who beat Virginia Tuesday. Georgetown’s final call game before Yale Thursday.
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Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Georgetown Dia
Larry Drennan
Penn
Hay
University of Virginia
Yale
Yale Wrestlers Win Intercollegiate Championship
Yale wrestlers defeated Columbia Princeton and Pennsylvania to win the intercollegiate title in Columbia University gym. Final scores: Yale seven, Columbia six, Pennsylvania six, Princeton four with two points for first place and one for second. Herring of Brington vs Page of Yale produced the highlight with a full Nelson after twenty three seconds.
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Columbia
Princeton
Pennsylvania
New York
Yale
Wrestlera
Columbia University Gymnasium
Herring
Brington
Page
J. R. Dickson
R. G Folwell
Mrs. McMillan Engaged to Spencer Penrose in Europe
Special from Detroit reports Mrs. James McMillan widow of James E. McMillan engagement to Spencer Penrose brother of Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania. The couple may wed in London toward month end. McMillan, daughter of Alexander Lewis, has lived in Colorado Springs and has traveled abroad since last January. Penrose, with mining interests, has a home in Colorado Springs.
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Washington Roar
Detroit
Mitch
Europe
James McMillan
James EH. McMilan
Senator McMillan
Spencer Penrose
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
McMillan
Alexander Lewis
London
Mr. Penrose
Colorado Springs
Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills Advertised Claim
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills as quick and sure relief with no side effects. The copy promises headache relief and high customer satisfaction, featuring a St Louis salesman and a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littles
Miles
Mmirex
Trevelux
St. Louis
Preachers Go Hungry At Brevoort Hotel Waiters Strike
Reverend guests faced service woes as Brevoort Hotel waiters struck amid hosting of Methodist Episcopal ministers in Brooklyn. Fifteen new workers failed to report, two elevators broke, and clergy endured hours of waiting before lunch after the strike began the day before the session.
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New York
Wellesley W. Bowdish
Methodist Episcopal Ghureh
New York Avenue
D Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Walters
Breyuont Hotel
Hotels and residents listed across cities in the social column
A long list of names and spouses appears under hotel and city sections for Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Chicago New York and other places. The fragment shows dozens of individuals and couples with hotels such as Shoreham New Willard and Ebbitt and notes affiliations to various cities including Arlington Raleigh and Philadelphia. It reads as a social register or guest directory with numerous entries and destinations.
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Jaltimore
Hunter
John J. Ahern
New Willard
Arthur Wall
GM. Chambers
Bbnte
A. Edwards, Jr
Wiliam F. Wehr
W. Waterday
EL James
J. F Cackey
Shoreham
S. Vaughan
J Wilson Parks
Gregvenor
Raleigh
Aloe Dell
Thompson
Young
Crosby
Stogma
Wits
Jamea
I. Emery
Natloos
EK Blanchard
Mrx P
Solth
Misa Smith
Hertha B
Smith
A. G. Fisk
H Buck
Boston Nationg
Baseball Club
Rigas Freak & Waterman
Needham
Wo I
Winchester
J. J. King
B. H. Greene
Ebbit
C.A. Stephens
Mra
W. W Northend
Misa A. MacPherson
Arlington
Dr. Wolcutt
David Loring
Pits
Miss Loring
Herman Aborne
M. Mier
G. Wiske
Thicago
F. McLaughan
M. Cofline
Wite
Frank W. Disbrow
F. Futter
Miso
Giddings
Halelet
Donne
Huge’ Guner
Artington
P Wawards
G. A. Rolling
Eboreham
Elliott
TH Emerson
Webber and Wite
Ebeltt
New York
EB. Hotchkiss
F. Carey
Mist H Forsythe
A. M Schell
Nira Charles M. Parker
Trace
Trunkett
W. Z. Lawson
Stone
Jemest
McClanahan
George Lawton
Renior
Meg
C. A. Edwards
Barah Edwards
Katherine Edwards
Maclay
Arthur L
Mies Humphrey
EW Bullinger
Bullingey
Alien A. Brea
Piper
John B. Creighton
Joseph Bushnell
J. Marga Hows
William A. Spelaiere
Timothy ML Spelmore
M J Fox
James H Wall
W.T. Hawkine
Y Scington
C V. Schmyk
Ts H Edwards
J. M. Rogers
Charles B. Dowden
Bf Lyons
M. J. Porter
J. J. Wayne
National
E. Braddel
John Mo
Broway
William Linker
A. Harrison
Raleteh
Frank M Martram
D. Tl. Wadermeyer
D. H. Burt A Haw
St Jamen
Oeeph Foursh
M Konn
Harterd
J. W. Anson
Biranee
Miss M Booth
T. Ware
H.H Windlow
Margaret’ Brown
Party of
George
W.ihtler
Free
Mot Frost
Brockton
Colonial
Wichigan
George BH
Barston
Grand Rapide
3 Wheeler
Detroit
Minnesota
Te Piro
Marlgo Pryor
Miss Terrier the Official Rat Catcher of New York Park
A rough-haired Airedale terrier named Miss Terrier, born in Oyster Bay and linked to President Roosevelt's dogs, serves as the park's official rat catcher. She has reportedly slain hundreds of rodents, includingrats near the bear dens and in the reptile house, while drawing crowds of 20,000 at the Boston road entrance yesterday.
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New York
Boston
New York Zoological Pabx
Miss Terrier
Jana
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Mise Tertier
Oldham Square
Big land case dismissed by Florida Supreme Court
Florida Supreme Court reverses circuit court in Wade v Atlantic Lumber, ordering dismissal of the bill over 150000 acres of land. The case centers on Internal Improvement Fund rights to swamp and overflowed lands in a mill area, with Wade claiming under a deed from fund trustees and Atlantic Lumber under a legislative grant. The ruling hinges on a defect in the act conveying the land and does not resolve other grants.
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Florida Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Tallahassee
Fla
Supreme Court
Neill G. Wade
Atlantic Lumber Company
Internal Improvement Fund
Mleriia
Wade
Railroads
Internnal Improvement Trustees
Walcott to Fight Gane for Welterweight Title
Joe Walcott accepts a world welterweight championship bout with Joe Gane after telegraphing promoter Morria Levy in San Francisco. The deal runs from April 27 to the bout date, with the event billed as a world title clash. Local sports notes include Columbia tied Columbus Hav erford in soccer and Benning hosting the Spring Force Steeplechase and four other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Walcott
Joe Gane
Boston
William A. Perce
Morria Levy
San Francisco
Benning
Washington Surgery
Fragmented Names List From National Addresses
A long, garbled OCR list enumerates numerous individuals and spouses across cities in Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Canada, Porto Rico, and the United States Army. The text reads as scattered names and married pairs with cities and states, lacking coherent narrative or context. The piece appears to be a partial directory or notices section with no clear events.
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F. D. Larpshed
Minneapolis
Spencer
St. Paul
New Witford
Missolai
E. F. Stone
Louis
National
Nebraska
Jendk
Omaha
St James
New Jersey
Manley
Pleinfield
M B Nixon
Morristown
Raleigi
Robert Donas Atlantis Fity
K C. Hil
Trenton
Tuomas Colgan
Jeney Gry
W. D
Faulks
Newark
Riggs
New York State
D Keith
Poughkeepsie
M. Merchant
Bingthmim
Méw Witter
B. J. AsHaig
Binghamton
Dbbitt
RF. Hoste
N. M .Jaret
Mive Fumpstrick
R. Poole
BE. Spangenderg
Ile
Buffalo
Uniontows
Coloniel
George W
BUI
Hall
Richey
Warren
New Willard
J. B. Schrever
Scranton
Phi
Edwin G Awobds
Melteceport
Shoreham
Rhode Island
Aé Water
Robert Gray
Mra J. Budlong
Providence
South Carolina
G. F Wilson
Charleston
Virginia
W. W. Bampton
Biss Maude Fridley
Steunton
Raleigh
West Virginia
H. G Shum
G 1
Shrewnberg
Wisconsin
Bennet
Watertown
Riger
W. Waitehovre
Oshkosh
Elizabeth Ratsht
Frances Moorra
Ditwaukes
Storeham
Canada
Braid
Webster
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Homer
Good
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Falkenberg
Fred Tenney
Cozy Dolan
Shally
Brain
Goody
Bates
Tenney
Dolan
Wingle
Bryin
Anderson
Torhart
Falkembere
Koton
Jake Stan
Kran
Joe Stanley
Schalfly
Joe
Hickinan
Feld
Braht
Wiliams
Teneney
Dutt
Latr
Williams
Bridwell
Daft
Stanley Usted
Behaifiy
Baltimore
Jong
Brown
Dems
Lindam
Jeunes Schalts
Smetier
Mayiagion Rucat Reston Roar Mares
Goat
Sos
Tenner Tb
Hg Fame
Sige Blzrie
Hendizeal
Gusao Skeeberg
Lindamen
Moe
Valkenberg
Ay Falkenberg
Ldntaman
Jonea ‘Tao
Schally Tenney
Cood
Nash
Messrs Manual
Nartham
AL So
Toulstoorth
America
Danville Va —Broonlynational
Daneste
Stowe Lescue
Ab Atlanti
wWlanea
Southern
Ameria
Biringham
Detsert
Pwelve
Birmingham
Pa. A. R
Washington Nursery
TECH
Sanaa Cota
North Carolina A
Hatchetetes
van Ness Park
A. G. Spalding & Sons
Takowi Athletic Club
Scchola Everage Age
Aeglu Ageneers
A. Tome Park
D.C
Randolph Macon
Penrose
Hess
FESS
Mabe Bhors
N. Hess
N. Hess’ Sons
Penn. Ave
BIG Land
Haverford
Haverfort
Columbia i
National Capital Brewing Company
Adler
Mass
Victor E. Adler
Gossie
Jeep
Lewis A.crossett
Seo Roe
Friedlander Bros
Ninth and
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Igon
Cook Remedy Co
Masonic Temple
EhTeays
Eade
Fougera & D
Medical
Reedoes
Office Boers
Electro-Medical Institute
Cor G Nn Hove
Ryenlags
Menaay
Wedneyday
Frigey
Shade 'E
Fisk Elgin
Stewart
W. T. Baldus
Ieee
Cor
Fate
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Express