Nationals Lose Opening Game to Athletics in 4-2 Setback
Washington slipped to the world champions 4-2 as an eighth inning rally fell short. Walter Johnson’s fourth inning wild throw proved costly, two teams showcased strong pitching and several miscues, with Moorell lifting the Nationals late hopes but failing to tie.
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Jamestown track race results hint at chaotic finish
A fragmented report from Jamestown’s track meet details multiple runners and odds in a crowded field. Names like Frank Run and Hawley appear amid scattered results and unofficial times, with no clear winner specified.
Jamestown Racing Entries Open at Four and a Half Furlongs
Entries include Jack of Hearta Latent Tose burg ik Fxton Mirat Sight Honda Round Floral Park Sey pa race Sie and a bald furlongs for year-olds and upward. Joe Gaitens Mile Si Agoar McLeod Castle wed Twalsa Wells Area Major Th rh race. Five and a half furlongs for 3 year olds Chaplain Ingush Jeanette Fuk Dorothy T Queen Bes Ridge land Ytaln Avang Peng Asing run Naughty Rose. Fourth race for 8 year olds and upward purse Pantus hievtionger Magazine Firestous Itheah Bowen Knights Differ Hoff man Reyhaurne Jos Madden Silver Knight. Entry FA rave Six and a half furlongs for 4-year olds and upward selling Anne J Daley bherwood Fund Feat Tady Irma Agnler Camel Ghager Sidth race Mile and 70 yards for 3 year olds and upward selling Fred Mulholland Heige Hoe Core Apiaster Sabo Bl nd unl Jacotite. First race Purse $300 for year olds maidens four furlongs Brush Mite Mamah Johnson God Night adobed Levy Ralph Tirt Armur Lovie Moofa. Sixth race Purse $300 for 4 year olds and upward. Three Tinka Miss Ne Capsize Elizabeth Harwood Love Maler Dr Barkley Jack Barker. Sixth race Purse $300 for 4 year olds and upward. Collins Fey Dodty Bullwan Flarney Weener Griswell Sugary entries. Short ON.
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Should Run Well Today Charleston
A fragmented Morning Telegraph list mentions Ralph, Merrick, Marjorie A, Elizabeth Harwood, Tyly Bitman, Joe Madden, and others in a vague auto run context. References to Ridgeland, Montagnle, and Quen Hee appear among scattered names and places with unclear actions or outcomes.
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Weird game caps Tech nine beat Episcopal High 12 11
Washington Post from Alexandria reports a chaotic low scoring affair as Technical Highs nine defeat Episcopal High 12 to 11 in a loosely played game Cantwell pitched well for Tech fanning thirteen. Lineup details and fielding miscues noted.
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American League Standings and Results Snapshot
A compact look at AL standings with teams like Philadelphia New York and Cleveland and yesterday’s results showing Philadelphia over Washington and Chicago over Boston. Today’s games list Washington at Philadelphia New York at Detroit and St Louis at Chicago.
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National League results show mixed outcomes across teams
Fragmented box score style notes list several NL games with scores for New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago St Louis Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia and others. Key matchups include New York at Brooklyn and Cincinnati posting ten plus runs against various foes amid a string of uncertain figures.
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Record-Breaking Crowd In New Cleveland Park Tilt
A record crowd at Teague Park in Cleveland opened the season with the Naps defeating the Tigers 7 to 3 in eleven innings. Turner and Easterly drove in runs for Cleveland, while Cobb and Jackson starred for Detroit. Errors and late scoring produced the dramatic extra frame, with Cleveland seizing the lead in the fourth and holding on.
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Ed Walsh Shines as White Sox Triumph in Chicago Debut
Opening day in Chicago features Ed Walsh in fine form for the White Sox, beating St Louis 9 to 2. Calahan and Hogan standout hitting while Ruth and Lord Mayor Harrison present a silver chest to Manager Callahan. Weather ideal and a large crowd attends the season opener amid scattered miscues and a lone bad inning.
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Eastern Beats Gallaudet In Sloppy Practice Debut
Eastern College defeated Gallaudet by 9 to 2 with pitching support from Birch. Racey fielding was loose for both teams while Kendall Green batters managed several hits. Johnson pitched for Gallaudet and Fisher, Dyer, Greer and Ramussen contributed at the plate in a ragged afternoon contest.
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Belmont A C Triumphs Over Linworth 10 to 6
Belmont Athletic Club easily defeated Linworth in a seven inning game on the Monument lot yesterday. Belmont led 10 to 6 and will face the Cardinals in Alexandria next Saturday.
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British racketer beaten in unclear matchup edge
Fragmented report details a cricket or tennis style scoreline with multiple players and errors, mentioning Colton Williams and Luzona, Tanglewood, Hager, Parrott, Travers, and Shooted bases. The piece notes opening season win for Tanglewood on Monument grounds by 6 to 1.
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Cardinals Blank Pirates In Sluggish Track Meet
In a low scoring game at St Louis the Cardinals shut out the Pirates 4 to 0. Oakes led offensively with a multiple hit effort while Hauser and Monier each contributed runs and key plays. Fielding supported the shutout as pitchers kept the action tight with numerous grounders and timely outs.
Reds Win With Ease In First NL Game On Opening Day
The Reds routed Chicago 10 to 6 in a season opener marked by a new grandstand. Key hits came from Sheckard and Schulte for Chicago while Bates Egan and Phelan led Cincinnati at the plate. Cole allowed several runs before Humphries relieved Smuth in the late innings, ending after 2 hours 23 minutes.
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Grif F Washington Faces Bench and Tide of Rallies
chaotic game notes describe Clarence Walker chased, benches warned, and umpire actions amid Washingtons early season struggle. Loughlin warned Griffin’s pump attempt and grand warnings set tone for opening day as Walker and Fobason spark moments amid disputed calls and hot pitches.
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