Orioles Rally To Edge Nationals In Double Overtime Drive
Baltimore wins 5 to 4 over Washington in a tense spring exhibition. Stahl drives a two bagger with two on to spark the seventh inning rally, Patten starts, Sudhoff and Mullan contribute, Cross receives honors at Philadelphia banquet, Yankees? No, this notes Stahl’s clutch hit and O’s late scoring spree as pitchers shuffle in a windy, muddy park setting.
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Opening Game Weathered as AL President Eyes Season Start
American League President Will See Opening Game Saturday in Washington, arriving after Philadelphia dinner. Will witness Washington vs Baltimore at National Park and attend Princeton-Fr ied Stahl event to gauge aggression. Umpire assignments listed for opening games. New York AL team returns from Southern tour and defeats Providence. Opening day at Front Royal reports Martinsburg game outcome.
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Virginia Beats Syracuse In Wild Baseball Clash
Virginia defeats Syracuse 17 to 9 in a loosely played game as Walker Dalton Graham and Maddux lead Virginia with timely hits and four runs in the seventh. Syracuse tied in the fourth and staged a late rally before Virginia pulled away, with Rutherford Ryan and Scully contributing in the field and on base. Virginia faces Princeton next while Syracuse heads to Lexington for two games starting with Navy.
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Virginia Military Institute Beats St John's 11 to 4
Virginia Military Institute defeats St John's College in Lexington Virginia 11 to 4. VMI had ten hits and six errors by St John's while pitcher Wrightson was wild but supported by Devault's speed and Carrolls notable hits. St John's lacked consistent offense with only Carroll producing a feature hit and Wragier belting a fine home run at the VMI grounds.
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Princeton Edges Navy 3 1 In Annapolis Rivalry
In Annapolis on April 11 Princeton defeated Navy 3 to 1 as Thibault and Goldthwaite claimed fielding honors for the Navy. Cohen doubled and scored Navy's sole run on a throw. Princeton benefited from two Stiles singles and RBI by Newton, with Byram allowing three hits and fanning eleven.
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Carolina 8 Bingham 1 University Team Rolls Over Cadets
Special to The yndibutant Post. In Asheville this afternoon the North Carolina University team defeated Bingham's Military School 8 to 1. Carolina pitchers Stem and Rogers held Bingham to three singles. Carrier Carr made a great catch. Batteries Carolina Stem Rogers Bingham Harris Carraway Umpire Phil Meade. Bamned runs Carolina 5 Bingham 1. Two base hits Thompson Story. Three base hits James Patterson. Stolen bases Carolina left on bases Carolina 1 Bingham 6. Struck out Stem Huttle 6. Base on balls Stem 0 Harris 1.
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Amateur Baseball League Schedules Unveiled For Spring Play
The Sundayschool Baseball League board set a season schedule with April 30 opening as Foundry hosts Calvary. Dates run through late June with multiple matches weekly, featuring Foundry, Calvary, Ninth, Fifth, Metropolitan, and Sixth. Grounds work planned on Lydecker Avenue to move home plate to the northwest corner.
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Hoppe Defeats Cutler For World Billiards Title
New York April 1 Hoppe world billiards champion defeated Albert G Cutler of Boston by a wide margin at Madison Square Garden in the 182 championship tournament. Hoppe did not play at peak speed but is expected to improve against stronger players in coming rounds as Slosson meets Morningstar and Schaefer faces Cutler later tonight.
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Episcopal High Falls to Fredericksburg College in 11 Inning Loss
In Alexandria yesterday Episcopal High lost to Fredericksburg College 11 to 8 in eleven innings. Latane led the visitors with four of five at bats and Gordon and Scott added key hits. Tiowen, the High School captain, fielded well while May relief pitched in the later frames. The game featured late rallies by both sides and ended with Fredericksburg securing three runs in the eleventh.
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Navy Rowing Plans To Send Crew To American Henley
Annapolis April 11. Navy opens season with a defeat of Georgetown and moves to send at least one crew to the American Henley regatta in Philadelphia on June 29. Officers favor navy athletics and hope to have the squad compete in the big water meet despite scheduling conflicts with the Poughkeepsie regatta. Strong hopes for success earlier in the season are noted.
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Western High shuts out Army Navy Preps in 1 0 victory
Western High School defeated the Army and Navy Preps 1 to 0 at Mount Pleasant Sunday afternoon. Thompson pitched well for the Preps with 14 strikeouts but 20 errors by his teammates doomed the effort. Worthington worked for Western, allowing two hits and fanning eight as Western capitalized on miscues and pulled off several fast plays including a Farrington to Michael double play.
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Norfolk Victorious as Paterson Collapses in Sixth Inning
In Norfolk, Virginia, Paterson collapses in the sixth, yielding six straight runs to Norfolk for an 11 to 8 defeat. Errors plague the visitors as Raub and Bridges match up against Leonard, Stanley, and Edwards with Westlake and Hopkins among the hit makers.
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Arranging Dual Meet Between Annapolis and George Washington
Negotiations proceed for a dual field and track meet to be held in Annapolis within the next month. The navy squad has a later meet with Johns Hopkins, and Annapolis aims to stage the George Washington tournament before Hopkins. Capt Lorando favors the plan and a call for Buff and Blue candidates may follow after holidays.
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Triangular Gun Shoot Invitation, Three-Club Meet Planned
The Anafostan Gun Club receives an invitation from the Annapolis Gun Club to enter a three-way trap meet involving Prospect Club of Baltimore. The proposal calls for a first meet in Annapolis in June, followed by Baltimore and the Anafostan Club, with shoot-offs on neutral ground if tied.
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Baseball Results From Various Cities Across The Schedule
Baseball results list scattered scores from Lew York New York National to Atlanta Birmingham Nashville and more. Notable games include University of Georgia at Athens defeating Tevit College 45 to none and Louisville hosting Houston American with a 3 to 2 score. Other scores show Detroit 7 and Buffalo 8 in separate matchups.
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Golfing at Columbia Open yields top two score duo
Aleck Ross pro from Pinehurst Brae Burn and W. K. Wood of Brae Burn win the Columbia Golf Club open with a combined 85 for the day and 9 under par. They distance the field by ten strokes as Sherman Ball Nicholls etc. tie for second at 147.
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Hadley Doyle Reelected Leader at Potoman Boat Club Meeting
Hadley Doyle was reelected for a successive term as president of the Potoman Boat Club. The treasurer C G Warden reported the club finances sound. The boathouse committee outlined repairs and improvements for the coming season and called for members to volunteer.
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Faculty and Graduates Weigh Football Rule Pending
Reports indicate faculty and graduates opposed the football rule but favored the same under review. The athletic committee voted to sanction football as a game, pending receipt and approval of the report.
Annapolis Practice Stirs Football Fans For Next Season
Ann Arbor style notes from Annapolis report spring drills begin April 1 at the Naval Academy ahead of Army bout in Philadelphia. Report mentions captains and coaches calling players out for practice with about thirty drills and early scrimmage pace as teams push toward next season.
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Chess League Match Delayed Amid Scattered Reports
Fragmentary text indicates a chess league match between players Moskow and Terell Pratt with Burke and Invi ere mentioned. Postponement noted. context unclear and score not provided.
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