Nationals Crush Georgetown in Rain-Soaked Exhibition
In a downpour at Philadelphia the Nationals defeated Georgetown 6 to 5 as Hughes and Kitson combined for the win. Key moments included Stanley and Schlafly driving runs, plus late Georgetown errors that allowed the Nationals to pull ahead. Charley Jones sat out for the Nationals with illness, while Corcoran worked relief for Georgetown.
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Oregon Stars Top Ordway Club In Youth Baseball Clash
The Oregon Stars defeated the Ordway Athletic Club yesterday afternoon by 9 to 0. Washburn starred for the young lineup as teams averaging fifteen years old seek games. Address Gordon Washburn, 7% Twelfth Street Northwest. Baseball Results list multiple scores: Macon-Tenity 3, Mercer 5. Loniaville-Booton 2, Louisville 2. Cincinnati-Cincinnatational 4, Buffalo Santer 4.
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Washington and Lee Defeat St Johns College in Opener
Washington and Lee defeated St Johns College 6 to 0 on Wilson Field. Porter pitched shutout ball, allowing only hits in the seventh inning. two runs came in the fourth, two in the seventh, and another in the sixth. Johnson, Pipes, and Trimble contributed runs as Washington and Lee displayed strong defense with no errors.
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Aggies Battle Predikteure in 7 4 Victory
Maryland Agricultural College beat Fredericksburg Virginia college 7 to 4 behind Jerrell seven innings and Dixon relief. Grason led with three hits for MAC while Byrd Jerrell and Spicer contributed key hits as MAC opened Intercode gate championship play.
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Belmont Buys Rock Sand For 125000 At Stud Sale
Sir J Miller’s Derby and St Leger winner Rock Sand sold for 125000 to Belmont. The br h by Sainfoin out of Roquebrune, famed for 1903 victories, will stand at Harailton stud farm Newmarket under new owner. Washington Post Panama staff report notes water shortages and laborer struggles for drinking water.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Promoted as Food and Health
A vintage advertisement extols Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer as high quality nourishment suitable for all, including the sick, claiming purity and cleanliness at Milwaukee’s brewery. It describes the eight day malt process, stresses moderation, and invites readers to judge its healthful effects with their meals.
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Smith Best On Links Beats Mackie Two Strokes
Alexander Smith of Nassau Golf Club won the Columbia Golf Club open tournament with 3150 first prize, beating Isaac Mackie of Fox Hills by two strokes. Other prize winners included David Ogilvie, Bernard Nicholle, Thomas Sherman, Donald Ball, and Donald Ross, with amateurs and professionals scoring across a muddy, slow course.
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Lee L. Harban
Columbia
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Rhode Island
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Chevy Chase
Mr. A . Mattingly
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Medal play pairings at 36 holes in Scotch foursomes
J Royce Rutland Country Club and J D De Moss Green Lake Wis among those who played but did not submit scores. Pairings for today list 36 hole Scotch foursomes with Donald Hose pro paired with CG Becker against Jack Jolly and L D Plerea, Isaac Markle pro with Fred Herrenho vs David Ogilvie pro and Allan Lard, James Douglas pro with Ormady Me against Henry Waters pro and John Davidson, Arthur Fen pro against Dr W H Harman and Alex Smith pro versus Lee L Herban, Donald Ball pro and J M Sherman versus Alex Hesw pro and WK Wood, William Braid pro against Tyson Ellicott versus Bernard Nicholls pro and L A Hamilton, Sidney Maddock and Reeve Lewis versus Roberts and Ho W Merrill, R M Thomson pro and L B Wardwell vs W Skelly and A 3 Mattingly, Cleve Harrison and E Morse vs J D De Mons and G A Weaver, Alexander Britton and Eugene Carusse I, Wi Weaver and J William McKinley.
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GROSS GUEST OF HONOR ADMIRERS SAY FAREWELL
Lave Cross, longtime Philadelphia Athletics captain, bid farewell at Washington Park as American and National League magnates joined fans to honor him. Ban Johnson and Pulliam attended with other executives while Francis Richer praised Cross for loyalty, leadership, and spotless conduct over two decades in Major League Baseball.
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Citizens chase a negro William Adams captured and turned over
A six block chase drew 200 people before William Adams thirty three of 534 North Capitol street was captured in Prather alley and handed to police for an attempted burglary at Dr Parson s 722 Sixth street northwest. A bystander wrongly identified him before he admitted his name.
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Supreme Court of Appeals weighs land assessment cases
Special to The Washington Post Richmond Va April W At a special term the Supreme Court of Appeals heard and submitted land assessment cases and a separate Henrico Circuit Court timing dispute raised by W W Throckmorton He seeks relief for inadvertent changes in Circuit Court terms that caused inconvenience The court reserved five hours for the land assessments with James E Cannon for the Whitlock estate presenting the appellants A W Mulhghans Roy of Charleston W Va reported The court granted a new trial in the case of Sarah Ann Legg convicted by the Circuit Court ABH 20 The Supreme Court of Appeals granted a new trial today
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