Griffmen Stop Dodgers 6 To 4 In Brussels Nightcap
Nationals beat the Dodgers 6 to 4 after a Schultz error in the fourth opened the way for five National runs. Hummel triple and Engel relief pitched well for the Nationals while Schmutz pitched seven, Appleton finished. Dodgers committed four errors and out hit 9 to 7 but could not hold late rally.
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Stanley
Milleren
Schultz
McBride
Brooklyn
Georga Avenue Yard
Aiisamith
Gallia
Moeller
Foster
Milan
Schmutz
Nationals
Schmltz
Charley Pick
Shanks
Cutshaw
O'Mara
Hummel
Engel
Superbas
Meyers
Dodgers
Appleton
Griffmen
Reauliz
Fort Worth
Gandil
Wes
Bert Gailia
Texan
Pick Sent to Left Field in Nationals Dodgers Tilt
Nationals shuffle lineup with Pick replacing Shanks in left field. Pick fails to hit but shows fielding prowess, making three sharp plays to stop extra bases. Griffith may keep Pick in left until Rondeau Tully heals as Boehling to start final Dodgers game. uniforms and umpiring plans noted amid preparation for Yankees opener.
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Shanks
Boehling
Hopper
Dodgers
Stanley T. Milliken
Griffith
Pick
Nationals
Culshaw
Fick
Griff
Rondeau Tully
Washington
Fox
Grimfith
Grffith
Richmond
Boehing
Reds
Cincinnati
Foster
Brooklyn
Catholic University Triumph Over Johns Hopkins in Narrow Win
Catholic University defeated Johns Hopkins 1 to 0 in a fast Brookland game. Donnelly starred with a first inning triple and a sixth inning two-bagger, while Croker wild pitched in the ninth, costing Hopkins a shutout. Holy Cross then defeated Georgetown 3 to 2 in a separate score, as Georgetown’s lack of timely hitting hurt their bid.
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Catholic University
Johns Hopking
Brookland
Croker Wild
Defanders
Tech
Johns Hopkins
Donnelly
White
Cheye
Caffrey
Fahey
Arhoo Lynch
Porter
Rogers
Oi Noble
Obwing
Croker
Taylor
Gorman
Rune—Lynch
Nokie
Mr. Woodward
Georgetown
Holy Cross
G. Amoa
Bhugrue
Cusack
E McCay
Connolly
Ri Carroll
Barron
Norton
Devin Io
Frennen. P
Yotals
J. McCarthy
Brown
Brennan
Calman
Holy Croan
Ruon
Griffin
G'Neil
Error
O'Neil
Wiewt
da Brennan
Seff McCarthy
Steack Dee
McCarthy
Devlin
Tormey
Giacomo
Nell
Hastings
O'Nell
Irwin
Torme
Murphy
Mr. Handibee
Amateur Tossers Session Spurs Get Together Spirit
An impromptu gathering at Spalding's drew about fifty amateur baseball enthusiasts connected to the Amateur Association. President Robert Ho Young led a casual meeting, not aiming for concrete decisions. A next Tuesday session will address officers and possible affiliation with the National Association, plus a commercial league emerging in the District. Hartford A. C. opened its 1915 season with a 13 to 2 win over Petworth Cubs, with Buck and Whitman among the pitchers and Solan and Smith notable batters.
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Nationals
Charley King
Spalding’s
Galia
Hopper
Rondeau
Robert Ho Young
Eset
Washington
Potomac
Railroad
Spalding
National Association of Amateur Baseball Clubs
E. F. Swift
BE. B. Adams Company
Mercantile House
Hartford A. C
Petworth Cubs
Hartford
Petwort
Harrell
O- Whitman
Krucoff
Clareon
Eer
Robbe' A
Finner
Randal
Knox
Ratineon
Prettsman
Simi
Srimbie
Petworth
Bett
O@ Hock
Heltman
Hirock
Whitman
Itin
Solean
Smith
Harcell
Pretisman
tares—Prettyman
Rob Innon
Kruceff
Atom
Buck
Randall
Heleman
Robinson
Wied
Hellman
Balla
Moessie
Magen
Mechardoon
Willard Declines $20,000 to Box Moran in London
Jessa Willard the new world heavyweight champion arrives in Weat Florida after beating Jock Johnson in Habana. He tours the country with promoter Tom Jones while a London syndicate offers £4,000 for a Moran bout. Johnson sails for Europe and plans to seek moving picture work as the gate receipts and film rights stir Cuban capital.
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Box Moran
London
Key Weat
Fla
Jesa Willard
Habana
Jock Johnson
Kansas
Willard
Wilard
Board of Trade
Frank Moran
Pahaw
Tom Jones
Jones
Jess
Jeas
Johnson
States
Baltimore
New York
Haa
Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Pittsburgh
Moran
Paris
Bombadier Wells
Cuba
Pugiltst
American Legation
United States
America
Jamaica
England
France
Europe
Chicago
Coffey Dominates Morris In Ten-Round Thriller
New York April 7 Jim Coffey the Dublin Giant outboxed and outlasted Carl Morris of Oklahoma in a ten round bout Coffey controlled the action from start to finish landing a sharp left jab and right hook while Morris pressed in close enduring heavy body blows and moments of grogginess as the bell rang to end rounds.
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New York
Jim Coffey
Dublin
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Coffey
Morris
Varied Boxing Carnival Opens With Local Exhibitions
Exhibitions of boxing and self defense highlight a sporting carnival at Convention Hall tomorrow evening. Bob Fitzsimmons with his son may headline if the son recovers. otherwise a noted heavyweight will fill. White Beecher meets Young Lenny in a ten round lightweight clash. Young Greek faces Battling Terry Jones in ten rounds. Bert Green and Jos Blackburn, two colored fighters, stage an exhibition. Bert Roseto whistles, Patrick Fr. O Connor referees.
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Lfe
Bob Fitzsimmons
Hght
Whithe Beecher
New York
Lenny
Baltimore
Terry” Jones
Washington Barracks
Bert Green
Jos Blackburn
Bert Roseta
Patrick Fr. O’connor
Business Nine Rally Wins Ninth Inning Victory
Business High School of Washington overcame Harrisonburg High School with three runs in the ninth, 8 to 5. The notice section lists Marine Corps baseball tryouts and various regional games with scores including Cleveland Americans 10 Chattanooga 3 and New York Nationals 4 New Orleans 5, plus stray phrases and names.
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Business
Harrisonburg
Business High School
Washington
Harrisonburg High School
Brooklyn
Cleveland Americans
Chattanooga
Region Americans
Loulaville
Pittsburgh Nationals
Birmingham
New York Nationals
New Orleans
Atlanta
Hatane Fi
Detroit Americans
Cincinnati
Chicago Nationals
Vile
New York Americans
Richmond
Chicago Americans
St. Paul
Ballade of Fighting Men and West Coast Champions
A florid verse piece lampoons boxing lore and early sports heroes. It traces heavyweight lineage from Sullivan and Corbett to Jeffries Johnson and Willard, praising West hosts while noting East struggles. The piece links Willard and Johnson to Kansas pride and notes Carrie Nation’s temperance influence on Europe and beyond.
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Jess Willard
Fieth
John Lawrence Sullivan
Boston
Pugdam
Atlantic
Corbett
California
John J. Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Jeffries
Jett
Jack Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Willard
Kansas
Tve
Sullivan
Jobson
West
Walter Johnson
Carrie Nation
Europe
Buckingham Palace
Central High School tops Briarly Hall in 24 to 5 rout
Pooleaville Md April 7 Central High School of Washington defeated Briarly Hall Military Academy 24 to 5. N MacDonald led with a home run a triple two doubles and a single while Astor added three safeties for Briarly Hall. Bryan Selby and Hart featured for Central with strong hitting and fielding as both sides piled up runs throughout the game.
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Pooleaville
Central High School
Washington
Briarly Hall Military Academy
N. MacDonald
Chapin
Astor
Briard
CWS
Abi A. Briartes
Abit OA Roberts
A . Joyner
N.macd
Acartivie
D.td
Selby
Poe
Lot
W. Bele
Trunde
Sap
Tl Selden
Blyrddane
Hart
W.meird
Taxtor
White
Cox
Walker
Baker
A . Central
Dro Bugs
Owl
Tepherés
NS Macdonald
Macdonald
Trundle
Army and Navy prep teams defeat Alexandria High School 13 to 5
Army and Navy preparatory teams beat Alexandria High School 13 to 5 in a nonleague game. The box score lists Love Foster Hazelhurst and Franzen with multiple hits while Neal and Hague pitched for A N Preps and Cottrell becomes a Yankee in a separate note.
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Army
Navy
Asil
Alexandria High School
Love
Foster
Hareln’st
Pore
Miller
Somery
Rf Franzen
Skafer
Rolten
Ql Barnett
King
Ji Byrne
Bon Hourer
Miton
Meal
Hague
Neal
Hazelburet
Hoover
Shafer
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Myers
Zimmerman
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Brooklin
Nationels
Fisula
Huta
Ingel
Apleton
Gailia
Hummell
Morgan
Pasned Balla
Willisins Miller
Coalliflower
Sidney West
Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes
Wilson
Federal League
Ban Johnson
Evans
Mullaney
Wivans
Mac
Boston Braves
Giants
Yankees
O Mara
Washington Baseball Club
George McBride
Walter F. Iruett
Washington Playground Assecation
Athletics
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Risey
Wilifer
Thomas
Mesors
Keenan
U. S
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Oxfords
Marines
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New Navy Building
Holy Crown
Johne Hopkine
Cornell
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Princeton, Lehigh, & Titmobs
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Ytitera Presbyteriaa
W. E. Henleys
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Ruby Nobert
Big Jeff
Fack Johnson
Briarly Hall
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Cottrell
Yankee
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Boston Nationals
Washington - Maryland
Sliver Spring
Washington-Maryland
Silver Spring
Maryland
Telephone Woodside
Prince Georges Park
Bowie
Inc
Columbia Station
Ste
Julius A. West
Boxing
Capital City Athletic Club
Willie Beecher
Young
Verry Jones Vetereek
Joe Blackbors
Hob Fitzsimmons
Bob Fitzsimmons Jr
Yowuk Mike
George Washington University
Eddie Long
Fineman & Goldsmith
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Morton C. Stout & Co
Tailors
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