Orioles Edge Nationals In Spring Training Thriller
In a tight exhibition, Baltimore defeats Washington 4 to 3 as Stahl nails a clutch two-base hit with two on and Cross earns a gold watch after joining the team in Philadelphia. Patten, Sudhoff, and Mason split mound duties with several two-base hits fueling Baltimore’s late surge and a seven-flight seventh inning rally.
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Azuara
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Opening Game Preview as AL President Attends Start
American League President Will See Opening Game Saturday in Washington as Bo Johnson arrives for season opener. Umpire assignments listed for opening day games. Washington Post reports Washington beat Martinsburg in a 3 to 5 win as season begins.
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Bo Johnson
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Balimore Vhang
National Park
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Smith
Falkenbe
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Nes
Ikell
Jones
Virginia Defeats Syracuse In Loose Game 12–7
Virginia beat Syracuse 12 to 7 in Charlottesville. Walker and Dalton led Virginia with timely hits while Griffin and Maddux contributed key drives. Syracuse rallied to tie briefly, but Virginia pulled away in the seventh and ninth innings to clinch the contest.
VMI Beats St Johns 11-4 In Lexington Baseball
Virginia Military Institute defeats St John’s College 11 to 4 in Lexington, Virginia. Both pitchers struggled as VMI scored on ten hits and six Saint Johns errors, with Devault and Wrightson notable on the mound and Carroll producing St Johns’ lone bright spot.
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Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
St. John's College
Wrightson
Carroll
Wragier
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Hauge
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Tasas
Bkdown
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Weightson
Scott
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St. John’s
Princeton Downs Navy 3 to 1 in Annapolis game
Annapolis Md April 11 Princeton defeated Navy 3 to 1 as Thibault Goldthwaite and Gill stood out in fielding. Cohen’s two base hit plus Stilles RBI gave Princeton the edge while Byram allowed three hits and struck out 11. Newton and Theobald both scored for Princeton with timely errors aiding Navy’s only run. Time of game about 1 hour 10 minutes.
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Madeden
Moore
Scully
Martin
Virginia
Walker
Capt
Graham
Dalton
Maddy
Syracuse
Rutherford
Ryan
Watkeys
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Byravuse
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Navy
George
Georgetown
Princeton
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Ion
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Goldthwaite
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Newton
Theobald
Vaughn
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Macon
Prineggpa
Coben
Stratk
Tyra
Needham
Byram, & Lett
Frincaton
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Carolina 8 Bingham 1 in one sided college game
Special to The yndibutant Post: North Carolina University defeated Bingham Military School 8 to 1 at Asheville. Stem pitched superbly allowed three singles, Carr made a notable catch, and Carolina used thirteen hits to drive the victory. Batteries Stem and Rogers for Carolina Harris and Carraway for Bingham. Umpire Phil Meade. Bamned runs Carolina 5 Bingham 1.
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Chapell
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Rogers
Harris
Carraway
Phil Meade
Hlta
Thompson
Story
James
Patterson
Stemn
Huttle
Ballet
Amateur Baseball Schedule For Foundry and Calvary Club
The Sundayschool Baseball League board met at President Belgione’s home and approved the season schedule. Opening April 30 Foundry meets Calvary, with games proceeding on weekdays. Ground work to relocate home plate to the northwest corner of Lydecker avenue grounds.
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Calvary
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Hoppe Defeats Cutler For World Billiards Title
Ray Hoppe, New York, defeated Albert G. Cutler of Boston by 900 to 332 in the world billiards championship at Madison Square Garden. Hoppe, the reigning champion, failed to play at peak speed but holds the title as he advances to face stronger players in forthcoming rounds.
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Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
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Morningstar
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Episcopal High Falls to Fredericksburg College in Eleven Innings
In Alexandria yesterday Episcopal School lost to Fredericksburg College 11 to 8 in an eleven inning game. Latane led with four hits, May replaced White in the eleventh, and Bowen and Gordon contributed drives as Fredericksburg gained early lead and held on, aided by errors in the home half.
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Episcopal School
Frederickaburg College
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Jones
Maye
Scott
Avohane
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Rawlings
Spicer
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Simmervile
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NAVYS ROWING PLANS FOR AMERICAN HENLEY PARTLY HOPED
Annapolis April 11 Navy plans to send one or both eight oared crews to the American Henley in Philadelphia on June 29 after defeating Georgetown in the opening Navy season. Officers and officials show strong interest, hoping to compete in the major water meet despite potential delays from the Poughkeepsie regatta.
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Navy
Georgetown
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Pio Atvone
New York
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
R. L. Yon Bermuth
Columbia
Yon Bermuth
Poughkeepsie
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
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Dempsey
All
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Stuart
Backes
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Western Wins Again Defeats Army and Navy Preps 1 0
Western High School blanked Army and Navy Preps 1 to 0 at Mount Pleasant Sunday afternoon. Thompson pitched well for the Preps with 14 strikeouts and three hits allowed, but costly errors by his fielders doomed the effort. Worthington started for Western, held to five hits but earned the win, while Western’s defense turned a double play and keyed the victory with timely fielding.
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Navy
Western High
Army and Navy
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Thompson
Western
Worthington
Georgetown
Farrington
Michael
Shea -and- Bade
Army
Rhoa Howard
Badger
Owe Houpe
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Mihea
Finch
Frompson
Dass
Tallé
O& Worthington
Dy Thompson
Kendall
Tobrey
Stotz
Frith
Kemp
Watters
Fort
Randolph
Norfolk beats Paterson 11 to 8 as sixth inning collapse sinks visitors
Norfolk defeats Paterson 11 to 8 after a costly six-run sixth inning error spree. Pitchers Raub and Bridges work for Norfolk while Leonard and Stanley pace the visitors with multiple hits. Paterson shows eight errors and seven runners left on base as Harvard to Practice at Richmond with Yale teams set for a week of workouts.
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Paterson
UG Oglee
Raub
Bridges
Otoy
Leonan Stanley
Edwards
Hace
Westlake
Russell
Yotte
Howards
Hopkins
Cogane
Staten Basty
McArdle
Deidges
Shortell
Hiusette
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McMahon
Heys
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Otey
Wall—Edwards
Arranging Dual Meet Between Annapolis and GW Navy
Annapolis negotiates with George Washington for a dual track and field meet to be held at Annapolis within the next month. Navy hopes to schedule before a Johns Hopkins clash in late May. Capt Lorando backs the plan and a candidate call may follow after the holidays.
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George Washington
Naval Academy
Lauman
Middies
Masiager
Turkington
Navy
Johns Hopkins
Annapolia
Hopkins
Lorando
Triangular Gun Shoot Invitation Between Clubs
The Anafostan Gun Club receives an invitation from the Annapolis Gun Club to enter a three-trap meet series with Prospect Club of Baltimore. The plan calls for a June opening in Annapolis, then Baltimore and this city, with all three matches three cornered and a neutral-ground shoot-off if tied.
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Annapolis Gun Club
Annapolis
Anafostan Gun Club
Ubs
Prospect Club
Baltimore
Annapolis Club
Baseball Results From Various Colleges and Cities
At Lew York New York National Manhat tan College 9 Mt Cinemanti City Easter 1 At Atlanta 7 Montgomery 6 At Birmingham 3 Nashville 4 At Athene University of Georgia 45 Tevit College At Louisville Houston American 3 Louis ville 2 At Toledo Ohio Toledo American 5 Detroit American 7 causat CNettotaly 8 Buttalo
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York-New York
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Cinemanti—Ciy
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Athene
University of Georgia
Tevit College
Loulavile
Golfing at Columbia opens with Ross and Wood low cards
Aleck Ross and W. K. Wood, both pros from Pinehurst Brae Burn, won the Columbia Golf Club open with a ten-stroke margin in foursomes. They led 34 outward and 51 inward for a 85 total and the top prize of 20 dollars. Second place was shared by Sherman Ball Nichola and others with 147.
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Brae Burn
W. K. Wood
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Columbia Golf Club
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Hadley Doyle Re elected to Potoman Boat Club term
Hadley Doyle was re elected for a successive term as president of Potoman Boat Club. The treasurer C G Warden reported the club in good financial shape and the boathouse committee outlined preparations for the coming season. Election committee members and officers were named, and Capt Moalternaz called for a meeting next Monday.
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Cliabhouse
Washington
C. G. Warden
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Faculty Split on Football Rule Pending Status
School group debated football policy, voting to sanction a game while keeping a rule pending. The athletic committee had voted only to sanction football, awaiting full report and approval on the matter.
Annapolis Practice Sessions Lead to Next Season
Annapolis held a spring practice period as part of preparations for next season. About thirty players were called out for several days, with Captain Spencer and Head Coach Dashigi leading drills in Philadelphia amid the usual spring workouts.
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Annapolis
Philsdelphia
Spencer
Dashigi
Chess League Match Postponed Amid Confusing Report
An unclear OCR note describes a chess league match postponed between players Moskow and Pratt Burke, with fragments suggesting a result or score. The readable portions indicate confusion over who played whom and the match status.
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Moskow
Tereh
Pratt
Burke
Echde
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