Washing ton Nationals Lose Out in Ninth to Easton Club
The Washington Nationals fall 4 to 3 to Easton in Baltimore after a scrappy game marked by costly misplays and wandering defense. Dixie Walker pitched poor control, Donnelly and Malloy anchored late defense as Orioles seize winning run in the ninth.
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Orioles
Nationala
Nationals
Dixie Walker
Tomany
Donnelly
Terra Firma
Baltimoreana
Connolly
Malloy
Orioles Lose Despite Ninth Inning Rally Inning Upset
Washington School for Boys battles Cathedral School for Tarpreneurs with many errors and miscues. Stagie and Clancy drive runs for Washington while Unglaub and Malloy pace Baltimore with key hits. Leavitt makes a late running catch and Malloy muffed a fly as Baltimore earns the win in a tense finish.
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Amonger
Behaefer
Kalhfer
Orioles
Clancy
Nationals
Street
Wilan
Doc Sessler
Unglaub
Fon Glancy
Hills
Donnelly
Natonals
Washingtonians
Kulliter
Laglaub
Ano Rani
Leavett
Halla Washington School
Cathedral School
Baltimore Abieo AF
Washton
Baltimens
Rashton
Lockwoods
Hall
Washington School
Fame
Itegacs
Lockwood and
Hing Cathedral School
Yrtvarteta
Boultdlan Glezebrook
Uae
Malloy
Shea
Battmore
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Ungiaub
Elberfold
Twa
Rite— Gaelaue
Secrifien
Teulster
Clamey
Liberfold
Gohseter Co
Uugiaub
Sinien Bast
Walker
Aera
Halla
Ot Malley
Donnally
Bs Walker
Het Bala
Epro Auinors
Bullimore Waalingtoe
Empires
Measra Penamith and Trichton
Grillo's Commentary Critique on Press and Politics
Analyzed fragments discuss criticism of a commission and media influence, noting tension between editors, politicians, and readers. Mentions figures like Banert and Jeffries, and references debates over tone, power, and public trust in news coverage.
Pitched ball causes death of young player
New York April 1 basebal l claims its first victim of the 1919 season Rudolph Ruhting a 15 year old boy was struck by a pitched ball yesterday causing fatal injuries. The game details and aftermath are noted as the season opens with tragedy. The report also references Burns Johnson and other boxing notes in a broad sports column.
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New York
Basepail
Rudolph Ruhting
Ninth Street Christian Church seeks games with city teams
The Ninth Street Christian Church baseball squad of the Sunday School League invites uniformed city teams for matches before May 2. Departments and Capital City Leagues preferred. Fees and location listed as 1918 TD street northeast. The Northeast Athletic Club formed a team for the season and seeks intercity games with clubs in the District, averaging 18 years or older. Address JG Martin Massachusetts Avenue Northeast. The Columbia Story notes two defeats of Cine Athletic Club in a Monument doubleheader by scores 18 to 0 and 19 to 7. Ainsworth may miss first crew seat. captain of Natal Academy rower is lighter by ten pounds and may not row in first boat. currently stroking second crew and could earn a place in the first eight.
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Ninth Street Christan Church
Capital City League
TD Street North East
Northeast Athletic Club
JG Martin
Massachuettes Avenue
Ainsworth
Washington
Annapolis
Ka Jakof
WJ Ainsworth
Natal Academy Hoxt
Jand
Glendon
Nimile
Automobiles and trips fuel spring outing spirit across towns
The article details club rooms of an automobile society in Washington and Maryland hosting trips and sales. It notes sales of Hupmobile to OE Hagan and two Ford tourings to Chesapeake Supply Co. Families and guests in Ford touring cars tour Ridgeville and Rockville. Halsted and wife travel thousands of miles, praising roads and noting a puncture near Rye NY. The piece highlights plans for weekend tours and continued tips throughout pleasant weather.
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Iaude Miller
Honri Travewell
Thos Wena Green
Wre
W Jones
Hdgeville
Rockville
Tver Rhia
Mir Willer
P Dorsett
Washington
Studebaker, Automable Company
Dorsett
TB Bennett
Frederick
Miller Bros
Chesapeake Supply Company
Halsted
Robert A Halsted
W Walker
Clarence Stevenson
New York
Tampa
Flo
Florida
Mir Halsted
Rye NY
Ormond Beach
Jacksonville
Fla
Browns bow out Stone on salary dispute and trade talk
News from St Louis and New York centers on George R Stone of the Browns declining a revised contract for the season and signaling possible trade. Reports note Stone’s father’s retirement from the cen season plans and interest in obtaining value in return, with OConnor hinting at using Stone in a trade for college players. The piece also covers a Princeton vs New York game and a separate Jersey City vs New York National contest with rough play and heavy hitting.
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Spretal
Washizeion Sar
St. Louis
George R Stone
St Louis Browns
R 1
Cen
Stone
Dateil
Heages
Stono
New York
Browns
New York Almericans
Ourula
Princeton
Benntina
Bill Baila
Mempull Cf
Craloger
Ausia
Biren
Oliger
Mbean
Virgin
Enele Criger
Walter Cree
Woodla
Giants
New York Nationals
Jersey City
Evans and Egan Named Umpires for Opening Games
Shicage Wisconsin April 11 President Ban Johnson announces the opening week umpire assignments for the American League. In Chicago the crews are O Loughtin Perrine, in Detroit Sherida Kar ins, in Washington Elaine and Egan, in New York Cannally and Dinc on.
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Shicage
Ban Johnson
Anoudnead
Wexset
Chicago
O'Loughtin
Perrine
Detroit
Sherida and
Karins
Washington
Elane and Egan
New York
Cannally and Dincon
Chicago Americans Open Season With Uncertain Catching Force
The Chicago Americans start the season with an untested lineup and a pitching slam of excellence but face catching uncertainty after catcher Sultivan’s absence due to blood poisoning. Payne, formerly with Detroit, is slated to handle most catching duties. The opening game vs St Louis features Zloder in right, Parent in center, Gandil at first, Dougherty in left, Blackburn at short, Purtell at third, with Olmstead or Sytor pitching.
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Washington
Chicago
Chicago Americans
Fofield
Partell
Sultivan
Roy Angeles
Payne
Detroit
St Louis
Nooneca
Duffy Hebo
Zloder
Gandil
Dougherty
Blackburn
Purtell
Sytor
Olmstead
Walter Jobreon
Jack O Connor
Cateher
Stephens
Bemis
Cleveland Lng
Lee Magee
Bt Lould Cardinals
Equel
Ona
Bne
Dea Pelteg
Puten
Sories Stamma Johnson
Maslin
Pril
National Ball Park
NO CHANGE IN CUBS SPECIAL TO THE WEABINGTON POST
The Chicago Nationals will open the coming season with the same lineup as last year. Recruits tested did not surpass veterans. New additions include outfielder Beaumont from Boston and Pittsburgh, pitcher Meointyce from Brooklyn, pitcher Pfaffer from Yonoto. Catcher Klings rejoining date is uncertain.
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Weabington Post
Chicago
Apri
Chicago Nationals
Beaumont
Boston
Pitsburg
Meointyce
Brooklyn
Pfaffer
Toyon O
Klings
Pirates Almost Ready for Penant Race
The Washington Post notes two uncertain ties in the lineup of the 1902 world champions from Pittsburgh. Base and box remain unsettled while Adams, Gibson, Wagner, Miller, Clarke, Leach, Wilson, and Byrne prepare for the season. Byrne ill but others set for opening.
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Washington Post
Pitsburg
Nirs
Cammitz
Adams
George Gibson
HICKMAN MAY RETIRE PLAY ORIOLES TODAY
The Nationals criticize carelessness in spring play as Baltimore prepares for the season opener. Kim McAleer blames weak effort against lower-class opponents and Walker’s ineffective showing after the third inning. McAleer will start Berlin in the final exhibition game, with a focus on awakening on bases. Byron Henry challenges Tom Crooks to a sprint, Crooks wins by a eased finish.
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Kim McAleer
Nationals
Baltimore
Walker
Welker
Hie
McAleer
Gberlin
Phureday
Ball Park
Byron Henry
Henry
Tom Crooks
Gre Crooks
Gerard
McBride
Welter Johnson
Crooks
Baseball Notes From Spring Camp and Roster Rumors
The article surveys spring training scenes, player health and readiness, and roster prospects for multiple teams. It discusses Jimmy Sheckard and Jimmy O Connor health, prospects for pitchers like Mathewson, Jack O Connor, and Charlie Hickman, plus the roles of Devore Becker and Eadie Foster. It covers minor league movements, league leadership hopes, and off season moves affecting Cubs Giants and Brooklyn.
Detroit Defeats Reds 4-1 on Fielding Errors
Detroit, the American League champions, beat Cincinnati 4 to 1. Poor Cincinnati defense led to two Detroit runs as Ty Cobb was caught stealing thrice. Bescher hit a homer and Mullins drove in a run with a man on base. Score by innings shows Detroit leading 2-0 by midgame.
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Cincyaman
Apri
SAME LINE UP FOR TIGERS
Detroit in mid April plans to open the season with the same batting order as last year with Crawford nursing a sprained ankle and likely moving center to D Jones. Mullin to pitch with Joss and Clarke forming the visitors’ battery as Lajala moves from second to first. Uncertainty surrounds which players will start at right field.
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Detroit
Hugh Jennings
Cleveland Americans
Crawford
D Jones
Mullin
Joss
Clarke
Lajala
Blick
Lord
Linworth Athlet's Club Defeated Fort Hunt in Sunday Baseball
Linworth Athletic Club traveled to Fort Hunt Sunday and defeated Fort Hunt by nine runs. The score highlights Linworth's strong offense and Fort Hunt's pitching effort, with Linworth's W Abett at 312 Twelfth Street Southwest noted in the brief.
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Fort Hunt
Linworth Athlet
Linworth Athletic Club
W Abett
Twelfth Street
Lancaster Easy Falls to New York Second Team
In Lancaster Pennsylvania on April 12 the Highlanders lost a game to the New York American second team. The score featured Batteries Hartland Rremos and Me Carer Clunk and Mitchel for the Lancaster side.
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Lancaster
Ill Clann
New York
RHE Lamonster Eotogneers
Togo
TOR
Hartland
Wher
Rremos
Me Carer
Clunk and
Mitchel
Sporting Edition to Carry Baseball Results Next Thursday
The Washington Post announces a daily Sporting Edition to publish results of baseball and other outdoor sports a few minutes after events are decided. The first issue will appear next Thursday afternoon April 14 1910, costing one cent per copy.
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Stein- Bloch Clothing
Stein-Bloch
The
Washington Post
Nationals
Philadelphia Athletics
POST
the Post
Jeffries Narrowly Escapes Electric Wire in Training Camp
James J Jeffries training at Bowardennan California endures a near fatal electric wire incident as a 22 000 volt line shorts and collapses a redwood tree. He and assistants manage the scene while power lines and telegraph services are disrupted across the region. Jeffries resumes gym work and lumber jack tasks amid rain and heavy duties, delaying sparring and planning a broader training regimen with new gym apparatus arriving soon.
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Yerries
Bowardennan
Cal
James J Jefries
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Brest
Santa Cruz
Boulder Creek
Iverman
Ben Lomond
Tme
Burne
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Lang
Columbia Story
Cine Athletic Club
JM Bender
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Wilson Company
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New York Ave
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Chance
Sega
Toledo Ohio
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Therm
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Jeff Ducks
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Equateenth Street
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