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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1915

Page

13

Harper May Have Set Record If Not For Early Exit

The narrative describes Harper nearing a record in a tense game with the Braves, but his finish was cut short. Details include Boehlings and Farber midgame actions, with Morgan and Bade contributing on offense. The Nationals’ pitchers faced a tough outing as observers debated Harper’s handling and the managerial choice to pull him.

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Georgetown Loses Hard-Fought One-Run Baseball Clash

Georgetown dropped its third in four days as Williams College edged them 2 to 2 in an error plagued affair. Swain's two base hit drove in two runs, while Williams pitchers and fielding miscues limited Georgetown to two runs on passes and miscues with a ninth inning threat stifled by a shallow fly to center.

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Boehling Succeeds as Braves Fail to Score in Loss

George Stallings Braves drawn twelve walks by Marty Harper over six innings and manage one run. Harper, wild yet flawless on hits, works out of jams including double plays started by Morgan. Foster hits a homer for the Nationals in the seventh, while Boehling relieves Harper and allows the lone Braves hit in the eighth.

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Central highs routs Gonzaga in frigid practice clash

Central High defeated Gonzaga 12 to 2 on their field before darkness halted play in the seventh with the score 42 to 2. Players listed include Roberts, Macdonald, Chapin, Hartshorn, Selden, Meefer, Railey, Nelligan, and Follard among others. pitching by Kelly and Nelligan noted with multiple actions and defensive highlights.

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Frenzied Reception for Champion Jess Willard in Washington

Washington welcomed Jess Willard, newly crowned champion of boxing, with a crowd of over two thousand at Union Station. He posed for photographers, met rivals like Fitzsimmons, and prepared for a trip to Baltimore and onward to New York before a stage tour. His party included manager Tom Jones and other boxing figures, and he anticipated a busy schedule after a weekend in New York.

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Sapulpa White Hope Reinstated Compared to Mecca

The remark frames Sapulpa as a central beacon for whites, likening its revival to Mecca for devout Muslims, signaling a provocative racial assertion about supremacy and cultural pull. The comparison underscores the era’s charged views on race and urban revival.

Sapulpa Mecca

Georgetown Player Hospitalized After Blood Poisoning

Captain Jim Tormes of Georgetown baseball returns to Georgetown University Hospital for further treatment of blood poisoning in his left arm from a scratch in a basketball game. Two Georgetown games are canceled, including the May 6 tilt with Washington and Lee and the May 19 game with West Morland. Today Georgetown faces Williams, and Catholic University meets West Virginia. First pitch at 3 o clock, Brookland game starts 3:30.

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Baseball Results Snapshot From The District Leagues

Baseball scores list numerous mismatched city names and team abbreviations. Washington Nationals beat Chicago Americans 6 to 5. Cincinnati Cavaliers 3 Cleveland Americans 2. Pittsburgh and others show varied 7 to 0 or 2 to 8 outcomes. Many entries are garbled in this OCR segment with inconsistent spellings and stray digits across cities and teams.

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