Patten Star Leads Nationals In 2-1 Win
Patten pitched a fine game for the Nationals to win 2-1 over Cantillon in Indianapolis. He allowed two hits and struck out three as Washington built a 2-0 lead in the first inning with Pickering and Novacek providing the key offense. Cantillon threatened late but could not push across more than one run.
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Pickering
Beth
Dee Serio
Lockering
Tee
Tianles
Berg
Erro
Peleheuty
Fo Moore
Moore
Fee Parkerig
Ganley
Chepan
Wieochinton
Novacek
Suipke
Daniety
Sarged Run
Springfielt Raromora Smite
Pacavan
Svegg Sect
Washington
Alea Laohe Trevser
Shela
Patten
Athletics Take Opener In Uncertain Start
An error riddled opener sees the Athletics prevail as Grant collects two hits for the team while the Pirates struggle to muster offense. Pitching and timely hits decide the early lead in a tense clash with the Jets, setting tone for the interleague series.
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Grant
Wei
Dee
Llis Wardqastinet
Ubewl
Clerl
Jubet
Carter
Bison Victory Clinches Series In Tight Finale
The Bisons secured a second win in the series with strong team play and timely hitting. Danville pitchers held steady as their offense produced runs across key innings, with standout performances from Maurras and Frey. Final score details show a hard fought contest and a narrow Buffalo triumph.
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Anidore Lapreas
Metitn
Raine
Buffalo
Phe
Maurras
Freey
Belder Incals
Danville
Bae BK
Tantice Steiner
Brookhank
Spicer
Uffate
M.nigan
Knapp
J. Ryan
Ad Leery
Handibee denies Gotoes effect and kicks off season
Handibee denied the Gotoes effect that his name had been mentioned as an assistant to Sim rrre Heres in the Departmental League Fame ibsen. He will leave Washington next week for Columus to report to President Roby Quinn for instructions before the season opens April 3. The Kensingtons Swamp Cleveland team opened with a 18 to 9 win, Adams pitched for Kensington, shelving Cleveland Park with six hits and one base on balls.
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Gotoes
Simrrre Heres
Ibsen
Peo Flandibes
Aml
Washington
Columus
Roby” Quinn
Jacksonville Opens South Atlantic Season with 1–0 Win
April 6 reports from Jacksonville show the South Atlantic League opener at the new ball park resulted in a 1–0 victory for the local club over Savannah in a pitching duel. Lee and Keiber pitched well, with Keiber issuing a walk in the eighth that led to the lone run. Batteries Lee and Roth. Kelber and Kabiko. Time 1:42. Umpire Lanigan. Augusta and Charleston games also noted, with Augusta’s opener uneven and rain delaying Charleston.
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Savannah
South Atlantic
Association
Fla
Lee
Keiber
Lea
Roth
Kelber
Kabiko
Lanigan
Augusta
Rhe
Jonogars
Macon
Batterlee
Richardson
Carson
Stowers
Brubbe
Goodheart
Charleston
Cantillon-Likes Team Coming to Chicago with Keeley
Special to The Washington Port Chicago April 6 Joe Cantillon with pitcher Keeley arrives in Chicago praising Keeley as capable and cool headed He plans to bring him home until settled Cantillon says semiprofessional managers will resign any claim On trip Street’s catching strength fits into regular lineup Cain Kahee to coach young pitchers Cantillon calls Sunny Jim best Capital City nine and predicts near league leadership Training at Galveston praised showing confidence and batters ready to make an impact
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Street
Washington Port
Chicago
Joe Cantillon
Keeley
Joe
Seminpre
Fates
White Burns
Kilroy
Werner
Mike Kahee
Cantillon
Sunny Jim
Galveston
Cantilion
Quakers Triumph in Penn Amherst Baseball Clash
Special to The Washington rat Philadelphia April University of Pennsylvania defeated Amherst 4 to 2 on Franklin Field in a fast clean game. Twitmire pitched well for Pennsylvania with six hits allowed while Brick struggled but limited Penn to four hits. Coach Arthur Irwin praised the Penn team noting Amherst is a strong opponent. Batteries Amherst Brick and Donahey. Pennsylvania Twitmire and Porte. Umpire Moran.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Firly
Amherst
Twitmire
Pennsylvania
Brick
Twitmile
Arthur Irwin
Donahey
Peno- Mvanta
Warthen Pounded Out In Roanoke College Win Over W&L
Roanoke College upset Washington and Lee 3 to 2 in Lexington on April 6. Warthen pitched early, George relieved, and Stras scored on Bowers' grounder after a third inning triple. Dougherty pitched well for Roanoke, holding the varsity to two hits.
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Washington Sun
Lexington
Roanoke College
Washington and Lee
University
Warthen
George
Stras
Bowers
Varsity
Luhn
McLeod
Blood
Rvoanoke
Dougherty
Carolina Close Call Tops Virginia 2 to 1 in Net Victory
In Greensboro on April 6, the University of North Carolina edged the University of Virginia 2 to 1 in a slow pitched game before 3 200 spectators. Batterries Fuhrenwelder Hobbs Susong Walker Pearson. Time 2 30. Umpire Holt.
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Greensboro
N. C
University of North Carolina
University of Virginia
Carolina
Halle
Virginia
Fuhrenwelder
Hobbs
Susong
Walker
Pearson
Holt
Baseball Results From Multiple Leagues and Colleges
Roanoke 3 New York 14 in state league in Nashville. Chicago 7 Nashville 0 in national and southern leagues. Atlanta 1 Brooklyn 1 in ten innings. Greensboro duel Nort Carolina 2 Virginia 1. Norfolk 5 Altoona 4 in Virginia and Tri-State leagues. Port mouth Toronto 4 Portmouth 4 in Virginia/astern leagues. Dartmouth 4 A M College 7 in Raleigh. Mercer 2 Mississippi A M 1 in Macon. Boston 2 Toledo 1 in Toledo.
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Roanoke
New York
Americans
Nashville
Tenn
Chicago
National
Southern
Atlanta
Brooklys
Greensboro
N. C
University of Nort Carolina
University of Virginia
Norfolk
Altoona Tristate
Portemouth
Toronto
Astern
Raleigh
Dartmouth
A & M. College
Macon
Mercer
Mississipp A. & M
Toledo
Ohio
Boston
Gotch Denies Charge After Hackenschmidt Grease Claim
In Chicago on April 6 Frank Gotch defends himself against Russian claims of oiling during his match with George Hackenschmidt. Hackenschmidt told the London Daily Mail the oily substance gave Gotch an edge, but Gotch and Referee Hd Smith contradict the charge. Hackenschmidt alleged gouging. Gotch says he used standard rubdown only and trained to be slippery.
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London Daily Mail
Smith
Washington
Chicago
Frank Gotch
George Hackenschmidt
Russian Lion
Hackenschmidt
Gotch
Tondon
Ilinois Athletic Club
Hack
Hd Smith
Rugsian
London
Jingland
Goteh
Cantillon Says Washington Team Stronger, Yet Doubt Remains
The interview with Cantillon argues the Washington team is stronger than last year, but warns past losses may limit success. Hackenschmidt versus Gotch is noted with potential rematch talk in England. Jockey Dalton McCarthy faces rider opposition while Washington Union League plans lack star big leaguers. Manager Irwin’s experience gives hope of a winning lineup despite uncertain material.
Metropolitans beat Interiors in District league clash
The Metropolitans of Metropolitan M. E. K. Church defeated the Interiors of the Department League 8 to 2 in Independence League play. Carroll allowed six strikeouts, while Scare and others led the offense. Game featured errors, pitchers Carroll Hardy and Rehrman, and umpire Kane.
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Carroll
Department
EHO Ciles
Wrehrman
Camalier
Nul
Shepherd
Duganne
Se. A
Barr
al Hardy
Conover
Grvewnsend
Fyang
Meyer
Willson
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Braidnek
Carrell
Cremner
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Hardy
Rohrman
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Iltes
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Duganie
Teles Pases
Shepherd and
Thompson
Townsend
Mr. Kane
Gues, Barr
Pinnar
Metropolitans
Intertor
Actors on diamond clash on Monument Grounds tomorrow
Larry Blaney’s Boy Detectives meet The Clansman team on Monument grounds tomorrow morning. The Clansman will face D W Pingside as the Clansman has defeated The Blue Moon Woodland and Frank Daniels outfits. Lineups include Marty Blaney at third base and Joe Sweeney shortstop for The Clansman. Villa Nova beats Vermont 8 to 6 in Philadelphia. Princeton meets Jersey City at Princeton today.
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the Clansman
Monument Grounds
Franklin Ritebie
Clansman
D. W. Pinsg
Woodland Company
Frank Daniels
Marty Clay Blaney
I. Charlton
Frank W. Sanford
Hertstop
John Leach
F. W. Presta
Corner Feild
W. J. Brady
Harry Greenway
Cf, Carroll
LD. B. Fitgerald
Clansman Company
Joe L. Sweeney
Shortston
Earl Lee
Trace Richardson
James J Ryan
Mortimer Ritchie
Tillman Slowly Improving After Illness
Edgefield South Carolina April 6 Senator B R Tillman is able to take short country drives and is slowly improving He plans to enter a private sanitarium in Atlanta this week and after about a month there may go to Europe Mrs Tillman will be the sole family member to accompany him
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Edgefield
3. C
B. R. Tittmart
Atlanta
Europe
Nervine Promises Restored Nerve Strength and Sleep
Nervousness and irritability signal weak nerves, leading to poor organ function. Dr Miles Nervine is promoted as the best nerve restoration remedy, claiming to renew strength and vigor. The Nervine plus Nerve and Liver Pills are recommended, with money back if the first bottle fails to benefit.
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Miles
Navy Faces Army Burden Over Midshipmen Resignations
Secretary Metcalf refused to accept resignations of two midshipmen from the Atlantic Aces before completion of sea duty and graduation at Annapolis. Two others at Annapolis sought to resign to join the Coast Artillery, with others already transferring. Department officials said the navy has educated men for the army too long. Leave granted for Lieut. Col. Watts for one month from Brooklyn recruiting duty. Seaman redesignated to Artillery Board, Kilbourne relieved. Koehler removed from Seventy ninth Company to unassigned list. Learnard detailed to General Staff Corps and to San Francisco for orders. Revocation of part of Special Orders No. 60 affecting Koehler.
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Annapolis
Win
Coast
Army
Naval Academy
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Wei
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Oicer
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N.Y
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Charles E. Kilbourne
Gnast Artillery Carns
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Henry G. Learnard
Fourteenth Infantry
General Sail Corps
Gap. Leamnard
San Francisco
Cal
Adjutant General of the Army
Benjamin M.koehler
Orders to Naval Officers at Mare Island and Puget Sound
Navy Department issues orders appointing Commander R. E. Anderson as duty ordnance officer at Mare Island California. Lieut. W. Houston receives travel authorization. Ensign C. R. Miller assigned to navy yards Puget Sound and Mare Island with special to Connecticut. G. Kavanagh to bureau of ordnance. Midshipman G. E. F. Davis to Goldsborough. Surgeon T. M. Richards discharged and sent to United States Naval Hospital Mare Island for treatment. assigned to Kansas.
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Navy Yard
Mare Island
Cal
Houston
C. R. Miller
Navy Yards
Puget Sound
Ward
Connecticut
G. Kavanagh
Bureau of Ordnance
Navy Department
Washington
D. C
G. E F. Davis
Goldsborough
T. M
Movements of Naval Vessels Reported Across Ports
Movements of naval vessels include arrivals at Portsmouth New Hampshire and other ports. Ships listed: Pontiac Powhatan Paducah Albany Tennessee Washington California Fort Angeles Abarenda Bradford. Ships sailed from Boston Guantanamo San Diego Magdalena Bay Mare Island. Commands at Boston Navy Yard direct commissioning of Birmingham and Chester once accepted by the government.
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Powhatan
Portsmouth
Paducah
Port Au Prince
Albany
San Francisco
Tennesse
Washington
California
Fort Angeles
Abarenda
Bradford
G. I
Boston
N. H
Guantanamo
Port A
San Diego
Magdalena Bay
Mare Islan
Navy Yard
Mass
Birmingham
Portamouth
Chester
Land Jury Completes Nearly 200 Talesmen In Fraud Case
The Hyde-Dimond-Benson-Schneider fraud conspiracy case moved to an active stage as the jury was completed after nearly two hundred talesmen were examined. Judge Stafford warned against dilatory tactics and will apply habeas corpus questions to Benson’s bond and potential jurisdiction, with appellate review planned. The grand panel includes Joseph Baruch, Louis Everett, Owen Lacey, Bennett Fowler, Frank Ross, and others, all under strict three month surveillance and most married with an average age around forty five.
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Hyde - Dimond
Ninth Street
Louis A. Everett
Haberdasher
Twelfth Street
Owen S. Lacey
Eleventh Street
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Frank W. Ross
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Sterling J. Gardner
Lamont Street
Henry P. Elliott
E Street
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Carroll Street
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Frank WW. Ross
Hawken
Campbell
John A. Benson
Justice Stafford
Benson
Lacombe
New York
Atorney
United States
Baker
District Court of Appeals
Oliver May Heads Allies at Nashville Convention Contested
Washington bound contractor W. J. Oliver of Tennessee says allies claim a recent state convention was fair and square. He declined to discuss accepting a commission to lead allied forces in the South and West. Oliver disputes Hale and Evans supporters, offers to fund a Knox County primary, and criticizes officeholders.
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Nashville
South
Oliver
Washington
Olver
Knox County
Hale
Tam
Sanders
Taft
Child Labor Bill Indorsed by Convention
At the national child labor convention in Atlanta Georgia on April 6 the delegates unanimously endorsed the District of Columbia child labor bill now pending in Congress and urged its passage for the protection of the children of the National Capital.
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Atlanta
District of Columbia
Congress
Sar Sarsaparilla Ad Speaking To The Doctor
An advertisement urges readers to consult a doctor if fatigued weak pale or nervous and promotes Ayer s non alcoholic Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier nerve tonic and digestive aid with no alcohol or stimulation. Readers are advised to seek professional opinion.
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Ayer
Man Kills Young Woman Then Dies In Hospital
Samuel L Gardner aged fifty nine a prominent civil engineer of McKees Rocks shot Miss Dorothy Yost through the heart then killed himself with a bullet to the mouth dying three hours later in a hospital Gardner a married father of several children and neighbor to Miss Yost had recently bought a revolver after learning she had attended church with a young man Gardner believed to have been infatuated with the girl and sought revenge after a confrontation at the Bradney residence near their home in Pittsburg Pennsylvania April 6.
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Pittsburg
Samuel L. Gardner
McKees Rocks
Dorothy Yost
Gardner
Miss Yost
Bradney Residence
Hard Man to Kill: Shipley Story of Survival and Hope
William Shipley, scarred from electric shocks in Galveston and crushed in the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, arrives in Camden with his wife to live with his brother-in-law. A steeple builder and former cowhand and mail carrier, he survived dramatic near-deaths, endured spine injuries and paralysis after repeated calamities, and remains hopeful for renewed strength.
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Galveston
San Francisco
William Shipley
Haga
Toledo
Ohio
Edwin Rapp
South Thirtysixth Street
Camden
Shipley
Uncle Sam
Washington Territory
Cal
Lfe
Illness of R T Wilson Not Serious
New York report from 33 Well Street says there is no foundation for the reported serious illness of R T Wilson. The secretary states he may not be in best health but his condition is not serious.
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New York
R. T. Wilson & Co
Well Street
R. Tf. Wilson
Panama Provoked at Root Instructs Suspension of Talks
Panama reports Colombian forces occupying Niurado a Panamanian village twenty five miles from the border. Alcalde and town authorities fled as Colombia troops claim orders from President Reyes and Mr Root. Panama suspends treaty talks pending settlement. public anger rises over perceived U S leniency toward Colombia and a sensational Panama Star editorial attacks Reyes.
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Washington Post
Panama
Niurado
Reyes
Root
Colombia
United States
Washington
Panama Star and Herald
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