Nationals Edge Georgetown In Rain Soaked Exhibition
In a 6 inning college professional tilt the Nationals toppled Georgetown 4 to 3 amid drizzle and 20 spectators. Hughes pitched five innings for the Nationals with Kitson finishing as Georgetown rallied with three runs in the sixth and a late rally threatened before the final out.
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Oregon Stars Top Ordway as Washburn Shines
Amateur baseball report notes the Oregon Stars beating the Ordway Athletic Club by 9 to unknown with Washburn dominating play. Age 15 players competed in practice games and requests for mail inquiries to Gordon Washburn at 7% Twelfth Street Northwest. Other results include Macon-Tenity 3, Mercer 5 and Louisville 2 in nearby matchups.
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Washington and Lee shuts out St John's College
Washington and Lee defeated St John's College 6 to 0 on Wilson Field. Porter pitched a whirlwind game with no hits for St John's until the ninth, and Washington and Lee capitalized with a two bagger by Porter and key RBIs by Johnson, Pipes, and Trimble. St John's made errors early and failed to muster offense, while Washington and Lee's defense and timely hitting secured the win.
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Maryland Agriculturists Triumph Over Fredericksburg College
Maryland Agricultural College defeated Fredericksburg College 7 to 4 in College Park. Jerrell pitched seven innings, Bassett and Grason starred for MAC with heavy hitting, while Fredericksburg’s Ryburn, Hall, and Bode produced early threats before Jerrell’s relief spell and Dixon’s brief work closed the game. The Intercode gate championship opener looms April 28 with St Johns College in Annapolis as MAC bids to defend the pennant against four rival schools including St Johns, Western Maryland, and Washington College.
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Belmont Buys Rock Sand for $125000
London April 1 Belmont has purchased the racing stallion Rock Sand paying $125,000. Rock Sand by Saint form out of Roquebrune won the Derby St Leger and the 2000 Guineas Stakes for Sir J Miller. This year he stands at Hamilton stud farm Newmarket.
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Sir J Miller
Harailton
Newmarket
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Promoted as High Quality Food
An advertisement extols Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer as a wholesome food aiding digestion, touting purity and cleanliness at Milwaukee’s Pabst brewery. It details the eight day malt process, the brand’s health claims, and qualities like nourishment for the sick and strength for the well.
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Milwaukee
Pabst Brewing Co
North
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Munich
Smith Best On Links Becomes Open Champion At Columbia
Alexander Smith the Nassau Golf Club pro won the open at Columbia Golf Club by two strokes over Isaac Mackie Fox Hills, with Ogilvie and Sherman nearby. Prize winners included Ball Ross Nicholls and others as mud and soggy greens affected scoring.
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Alexander Smith
Nassau Golf Club
Columbia Golf Club
Smith
Isaac Mackle
Fox Hills Galf Club
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Medal play pairings listed for 36 holes Scotch foursomes
J Royce Rutland Country Club and J D De Moss Green Lake Wis among players who did not submit scores. Pairings for today show 36 hole medal play in Scotch foursomes including Donald Hose pro and CG Becker versus Jack Jolly and L D Perea Isaac Markle pro and Fred Herrenho versus David Ogilvie pro and Allan Lard James Douglas pro and Ormady Me Common versus Henry Waters pro and John Davidson Arthur Fen pro and Dr W Har man versus Alex Smith pro and De Lee L Herban Donald Ball pro and J M Sherman versus Alex Hesw pro and WK Wood William Braid pro and 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 versus W Skelly and A 3 Mattingly Cleve Harrison and E Morse versus J D De Mons and G A Weaver Alexander Britton and Eugene Carusse I Wi Weaver and J William McKinley
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Farewell to Lave Cross by Philadelphia Fans Magnates Honor Him
In Washington Park Philadelphia honors Lave Cross, twenty-year major leaguer and third baseman for the Athletics, as American League and National League presidents Ban Johnson and Pulliam attend. Francis C. Richter lauds Cross for loyalty, discipline, and gentlemanly conduct across four leagues and seven Athletics seasons.
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Cincinnati
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Citizens Chase a Negro Burglary Suspect Captured
A six block chase drew 200 bystanders before William Adams, 33, of 534 North Capitol Street, was captured in Prather's alley and handed to police for an attempted burglary at 722 Sixth Street NW. Witnesses misidentified him until he admitted his name.
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Supreme Court hears land assessment cases in Richmond
Special to The Washington Post from Richmond Virginia April term arguments were presented on land assessment cases and a separate petition by W T Throckmorton to restore former terms of Henrico Circuit Court. The court may issue a ruling tomorrow after five hours of discussion with James E Cannon leading for the Whitlock estate and special counsel from Charleston West Virginia. The same day the Supreme Court granted a new trial for Sarah Ann Legg in the Circuit Court case.
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