Unclear Baseball Game Summary From Fragmentary OCR
A damaged report describes a baseball game with Richmond and Washington, noting lines of play, multiple innings, and players such as Walker, Johnson, Shanks, Cunningham, and Spencer. The fragmented text mentions scoring in the eighth and ninth, a final score likeness, and postgame reflections on the crowd and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Mattis
Monetrials
Tang
Hay Morgan
Canary
Dad Walakes
Welfare
Oer Fe
Tads
Roemoke
Tyohn Gangels Korchester
Mat Place
Seiteas Tobanen
Cere
Walter Johnson
Taro
Scord
Spence
Nationals
Itcantaghan
Mace Tadade
Suatka
Klouroy Derp
Cantir
Cunningham
Soy Walker
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Imly Tee
Guy Johnson
Lallied
Wiliams
John Sin
Williams
Baber
Gusene
Juhagon
Costes
Proto Ednerd
Spencer Fr
Ruethhag
Cuble
Walker Brew
Richmond
Wodercr
Georgetown
Olmsker
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Thackera
Wabington
Long Spencer
Cunningham Bhanks
Guy Johnson Willams
Waabington
Ott Boebiling
Strang
Johnson
Commerce and Labor May Not Have Team This Year
Rumors say the Departmental League may lose the Commerce and Labor team due to lack of interest and withdrawal of support. Officials strive to avoid disruption. other teams and players from various departments are being recruited to keep the league viable.
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Commerce and Labor
Sta Moat
Chief Greens
Alfard L
Departmental League
Department of Commerce and Labor
Commerce
Department
C C Clark
Agricultural Department
Tral Heim
Chief Greene
Gradman
Catholic University
Chicago Big Eight limits athletic reps at meetings
At a University of Chicago meeting the Big Eight professors advanced a resolution to bar athletic representatives from future conference gatherings. The move drew strong opposition from peers at the University of Chicago and stirred student reactions at Chicago and Kansas. Dean Small called the action a mistake, while acknowledging progress elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Extel Smong
University of Keee
Ushter
A. W. Small
University of Chicago
British racqueter wins in national amateur court tennis
New York reports Vane Pennell former British champion led the preliminary matches at the National Amateur Court Tennis Championship from the Racket and Tennis Club. Pennell beat C Russell of Boston in three sets and will face W H Hubn of Philadelphia after Hubn defeated D P Rhodes. Joshua Crane appears strongest to reach the final with Pennell, with the final winner meeting Jay Gould for the title on Saturday.
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New York
Shri
Pennell
Jay Gould
Hats and vanity in a spring millinery moment
In a shop, a convalescent narrator wanders among spring hats as an assistant suggests a range from big to small. A striking feathered or draped model tempts her, and a compliment from Madame confirms the look, sparking a rare, fluttering sense of beauty and self‑conscious pride for both narrator and Billy.
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Ion
Billy
Mita
Madame
Anys
Cornell Crew Loses Stroke In Spring Fashion Note
The article notes Cornell rowing's setback with the crew, detailing uniforms and skirts for morning wear, including the short coat and tight bodice styles, and mentions Sullivan replacing another rower. It also reports Luxembourg's Grand Duchess Marie Adelaide nearing regency age and a Rochester baseball update on Osborn and Martin joining the roster.
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Cornell
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Falliewr
Blutler
Bullivan
Bisther
Sullivan
Columbia
Luxembourg
Marie Adelaide
Marie Anne
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Theuxembourg
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Ario Adelaide
Teachers Union Hosts Institute of Washington Elementary Graded Sunday School
Manasas Va April 4 The baseball team representing Eastern College defeated Randolph Macon Academy 2 1 to 2 1 Eastern pitched ten strikeouts in a two hitter effort while Hogg for the Academy allowed nine hits Eastern held a 3 to 1 win over McGuire University school in Cluster Springs marking the fifth straight victory for Cluster Springs Academy.
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Teachers’ Union
Institute of the Washington Elementary
Eastern College
Randolph-Macon
Manansas
Eastern Oollage
Randolph-Macon Academy
Eastern
Hogg
Academy
Cluster Springs
Cluster Springs Academy
McGuire’n University School
Princeton Beats Georgetown In Nine Inning Tilt 5 4
Princeton and Georgetown traded runs in a tense game as Inky Davis and Sam White starred for Princeton. Key plays included Rhodes scoring on a Pendleton sacrifice and a wild throw by Daly, with Georgetown rallying to tie before Princeton pulled ahead late in the seventh and held on for the win.
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St Gerond
M O'Conner
Worthington
Davis
Lear
Mullany
Heffernan
Georgetown
Princeton
Kieffernan
Rhodes
Daly
Pendleton
Rhodea
Blue
Gray
Sam White
Keystone Station
Hollander
White
Meffernan
Lnc
Cogan
Murany
Sterratt
Slitterding
Davia
Sterrett
Parker
Waterloo
Reed
Billy” Sitterding
Sitterdings
Fury
Dave White
Ceorgetown AB
Hotender
Cogan Cf
Connor
Davie
Princaton Abr
Penditon
Sterne
LPO
Mutlang
Gormetomm
Princeson
New York Nationals blank Newark Internationals 7 to 0 at Polo Grounds
Baseball notes from multiple cities report New York Nationals defeating Newark Internationals 7 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. Tesreau held Newark to three hits in six innings, while McGinnity pitched for Newark. Other spring results include Chicago Cubs beating Indianapolis 4 to 3, and Pirates routing Kansas City 10 to 4.
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New York
New York Naionals
Newark
Testeau
Crandall
Wilson
Toledo
Ohio
Russell Ford
New York Americans
Exrora
Kansas City
Pittsburgh Nationals
A Taserdan woman who lives fully and quietly works for change
A practical wife and mother who rents rooms, employs two maids, and funds private instruction for her children. She channels time and money into crafts and home arts while engaging in clubs, suffrage, and interactions with artists and writers, shaping a busy, purposeful life.
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Berkshires
Ebhie
Conaiger
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