Rally in time to win Soaneans feat
Rally in time to win as Soaneans triumph in a brrommma feat with a bold finish. Strong performances by key players and strategic moves shaped a dramatic outcome for the home crowd.
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Washington Post
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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
30
Nationals Rally Past Brooklyn Amid Scanlan Mastery
Washington pitchers Scanlan and Bell dueled Brooklyn as only one Baseman reached first base against Scanlan in five innings. A seventh inning rally sparked by wild pitches and timely hits gave Washington a 4 to 2 victory, with Reisling driving in two runs and Street and Lelivelt contributing key hits for the Nationals.
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Nationals
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Wan Scanlan
Dahlen
Scanlan
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Yoen
McAleer
Doc Reisling
Dalien
Rewi
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McMutap
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Bill
Aight Center
Sean Jan
Kimier
Nationale
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Handiboe
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Hardy
Lelivelt
Stree
Gessler
Elberfeld
Ralaling
Deb Milan
Street
Ressling
Whest
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Hunter Et
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Mekiven
Bergan
Jordan
Mevars
Washington
Ouguds
Pirat Basy
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Hall
Jonfoga
Lngland
Handibos
McAleer Praises Brooklyn Pitching Strength in Spring Camp
McAleer expresses confidence in two winning Brookly pitchers Reisling and Oberlin, with Ebbetts and Dahlen optimistic about a stronger, well conditioned staff. The piece notes Keeler’s potential return, Johnson Groom and Walker as supports, and observations on training, weight, and defensive baselines as Brooklyn prepares for the season.
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J ED Grillo
Jun McAleer
Reisling
Oberlin
McAleer
Johnson Groom
Walker
Isstaight
Giants and Shoe Makers Clash In Uneven Ninth
The second game between the Giants and the Shoe Makers today moved faster than yesterday. Errors fueled scoring as the Nationals managed only two runs on a wild throw and miscues in the second inning, final score 2 to 0. A lengthy 16 minute stretch followed as players debated calls and the game wrapped with few highlights.
Athletics Win Dramatic Game At Shibe Park
The Philadelphia Athletics outpointed their Washington rivals 6 to 2 at Shibe Park as Baker delivered a blistering homer over the concrete wall, the first such hit this season, while Ewing and Davis starred on defense and offense. Davis, Morgin, and Oldring fueled the attack with timely hits as the Athletics, aided by stingy fielding, outplayed the Phillies in a high-energy Interleague contest.
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Tech Beats Aggie Reserves in 3 To 2 Baseball Bout
Tech High School defeated Maryland Agricultural College Reserves 3 to 2 in College Park. Gill starred with three safeties and three extra-base hits, while Tech pitcher Kraft held MCC to two scratch hits. Injuries disrupted Sinclair and Colbert. Tech heads to Baltimore Saturday for Mount St Joseph.
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Georgetown Prefs Win in Five Inning Contest
Georgetown prep school defeated Embryo Collegians 4 to 2 in five innings on the latter’s field yesterday. McCarthy pitched well for Georgetown, registering six putouts and showing promise as a twirler. Capt Langmuir is expected to start today as Georgetown faces the University School in a scheduled 3:00 game.
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Trinity scores shutout against Hampden Sydney
Trinity defeated Hampden Sydney in a low scoring game as Bundy pitched well allowing three hits. He added a three bagger that drove in two runs. Tuna Curry for the visitors struggled with control though Trinity built an early lead and held on for the win.
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Hampden
Death of Rambler Automobilia president shocks city
Announcement of the sudden death of Thomas J Jeffreys, president of the Rambler Automobilia Company, shocked local automobile circles. Jeffreys, best known as the inventor of the clincher, recently went abroad for a hoped long vacation before his death in Europe.
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New York to Get First Country Aeroplane Landing on Roof
President Benjamin Briscos of the United States Motor Company announces plans for a genuine aircraft landing on the roof of the Tichenor Grande building at West Sixty first street New York. Work to start July 1 and finish by fall with a public opening featuring Wilbur Wright. Briscos declines to state if planes or car years will be produced alongside existing motor ventures.
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ahgh School Team Defeats Fiends School 21 to a
ahgh School Team defeats Fiends School 21 to a. In a lopsided afternoon game Western High School Whitewas led Quakers by a 21 to 0 score in six innings. Quakers fielded poorly with limited practice at bat and in the field.
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Papke Kinus Bout Set for San Francisco May First
Billy Papke will meet Frank Kinus of Pittsboro in a middleweight bout in San Francisco on May 1. Papke’s manager Ea Paple announced after talks with promoter James Costroth, who will stage the fight. The winner advances to the championship in the early part of July.
Kling Reports to Kansas City for April Return
John Kling, Chicago National League catcher, defies a trek to Indianapolis and plans to rejoin the team in Columbus on April 10. He predicts regaining his form within ten days after joining the squad, aiming to handle heavy catching by April 20 and ending a spell of absence with the championship memories of New York in 1908.
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Kansas
New York
Highlander Yankees Win Exhibition Over Danville
Special to The Washington Post Danville April 6 The second squad of the New York Americans defeated Danville in an exhibition. Manning pitched for the Yankees while Schrader, Danville’s new first baseman, had four hits. Johncean batted four singles for the visitors. Danville used three pitchers including Hank Feoruit who came from Atlanta and showed well.
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New York American
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Yankees
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Yale Blanes Trinity In Annual Hartford Game
Yale defeated Trinity 4 to 2 in New Haven in a close contest. Acting Captain Fred Murphy hit a fourth inning home run. Battery for Yale was Tonmers and Badger with Olson and Berews catching.
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Ed Truempke
Hartford Col ‘ Legians
New Haven
Yale
Trinity
Fred Murphy
Virginia Springs Surprise Pitcher Rudolph in Fifth for Victory
Special to The Washington Post from Charlottesville Va April 6 Virginia Springs trimmed the Toronto Eastern League team 2 to 0 in a seven inning game on the eve of a southern trip. Rudolph pitched five innings fanning five while two early safeties and a charity helped Virginia Springs score. Torontos batsmen struck for few safeties as Grims hawk and Delehanty connected but Blakeney’s catch preserved the win.
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Belmonts Win Fast Game On Sucex Diamond
In one of the season’s fastest games the Belmonts defeated Howard University 21 to 2. Pitchers Thomson and Morris held foes to few chances, with strong hitting from H Johnson and stellar fielding by West and Givens. Belmonts meet Washington Storgs in a doubleheader Sunday at Half and Prptreets southwest.
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Princeton Jui vs NYU Ends In 11 to 1 Rout
Princeton, New Jersey April 6, Princeton Ju faced heavy defense and lost to New York University 11 to 1. The game showcased NYU’s strong offense while Princeton struggled to score throughout the match.
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