Orioles Hard Prey Squeeze In Late Rally
Washington, 2 Baltimore, 0. Nall on third, Cross drives a safe roller to first for the decisive run. Schlafly, Cross, and Hickman contribute. McCoy pitched six innings for Washington. Starkell finished. Hara, Schlafly, and Nil provide key plays in a tight game. Washington to meet Princeton Alumni in final preseason tilt.
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Trinity School Defeats Addison School 12 to 4 in Baseball
In a well-played game on Wednesday at Olympic Xrouies, Trinity School baseball team beat Addison School 12 to 4. Terrific Fate noted, and an unrelated ad for Dr Ning's New Idea Pills at 25 cents appears alongside.
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Eckington Team Wins Over Bloomingdales In Slow Play
Eckington Athletic Club defeated Bloomingdales 7 to 0 in a well played game. Bloomingdales and Baltic clubs meet at McDevitt's Field at 5 10 o'clock today.
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Tigers Win in the Ninth at Charlottesville
Princeton toppled Virginia 2 to 1 in a ninth inning rally on April 12 at Charlottesville. Susong held the Tigers to two runs through seven, Vaughn delivered a decisive triple and scored the winning run as Princeton clinched the game in the eighth and ninth frames. Lane Heyniger and Reid starred defensively for Princeton while Chandler and Susong battled on the mound for Virginia.
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St Johns College Wins Over Gallaudet In Net Victory
St John s College defeated Gallaudet 18 to 6 on Wednesday as Bernard Hessler earned credit for pitching and Rene Ruiz contributed defensively. Holliday was retired after the sixth inning and Dillon allowed multiple hits in relief. Batteries Hessler and Smith for St John s. Dillon and Holliday for Gallaudet. umpires Dilan and Green.
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Metropolitan Baptists Triumph In Tight Church League Game
The Metropolitan Baptists beat the National Athletic Club in a close church league contest 11 to 8. Kerr and McNally pitched for Metropolitan while Krefe, Walker, King, and Moreland handled National duties in a lively score by innings report.
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Georgetown Beats Yale 2 to 1 in Tight Pitchers Battle
Georgetown freshmen edge Yale 2 to 1 at Georgetown Field in a hard fought game. Larry Drennan allowed two hits while Parsons yielded three as Monahan scored twice for Georgetown in the seventh inning. A late Yale attempt to block a Georgetown runner at the plate sparked a brief incident before play resumed and Georgetown held on for the win.
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Christy Mathewson Stricken with Severe Cold and Diphtheria
Pitcher Christy Mathewson of the New York Giants is confined to bed in Plainfield New Jersey with a severe cold and an attack of nasal diphtheria Doctor P B Cregar says he will not be able to go out until at least next week.
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Syracuse Victor Over Washington and Lee In Tight Game
Syracuse University defeats Washington and Lee 7 to 6 in a fast game. Ryan of Syracuse shines with two key defensive plays at home and a home run through a left field gap. Johnson of Washington and Lee allows four runs on poor support despite a solid two run hit by Anthony.
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Columbia Beats Navy 7-5 In Annapolis Varsity Baseball
Columbia defeated the Navy 7 to 5 in Annapolis with errors and base running highlight. Collins stole six bases as Lamphire held off Symington. Tilt allowed early runs but settled, while Young’s throws aided the Midshipmen’s defense.
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Johns Hopkins Wins Opener Over Lehigh in 10 innings
Johns Hopkins defeated Lehigh 9 to 8 in ten innings to open the varsity baseball season in Baltimore. Lehigh led to the ninth before Hopkins loaded the bases, Campbell doubled to drive in two, Bowla and Lyons added runs, and Igishart tied the game. Campbell’s long hit in the tenth produced the winning run, with Walking and Campbell on the mound for Hopkins.
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Lowe and Mack Fight to a Draw in Fifteen Round Handful
Special to The Washington Fest from Baltimore April 12. Tommy Lowe of Washington and Young Mack of Chester Pa battled fifteen hard rounds at the New Era Athletic Club with neither man gaining clear superiority. Lowe pressed the pace, Mack pressed inside and both exhausted at the bell. The draw was well received.
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Anglostan Gun Club Shatters Targets with Prizes Tonight
The Anglostan Gun Club reports good scores as they prepare to award bowling prizes for the 1905 season. The prize distribution occurs this evening at the club rooms, with refreshments to follow.
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Phillies Lose to New York in Open Day Showdown
In a sunny opener before about 12 000, New York beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 as the Giants outfielded, but Philadelphia fielded sharply at times. The game featured three double plays and a promising late inning for the champions. Trainer Tuthill was reinstated after an inquiry into South troubles ended with Jeffries dismissed.{{PLACEHOLDER}}
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Schaefer Beats Cutter in World Billiards Match at Madison Square Garden
New York April 12 Jacob Schaefer of Chicago defeated Albert Carler of Boston 600 to 206 in the seventh game of the world championship tournament at Madison Square Garden. Schaefer finished in 16 innings with a 314 16 high average, the fourteenth inning yielding a 1 run. George Slosson edged Ora Morningstar in a prolonged match as Slosson closed with 163 10 25 unfinished.
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Lowell Coga School Girls Visit Washington for President
A seven woman basketball team from Lowell Massachusetts is touring Washington under manager Mr Burt. Their success backs plans to take them to England with expenses funded by season earnings. Representative Burton Ames will escort the team to meet the President today.
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Bowling league results from last night in district duckpin
Box scores show Ladue Hea' Gtars, Burekss, Tse, Deordatt and Gundora listing scores. Individual totals include Williamd 758, Whitford 469, Hilton 469, Bonte 327, Mould 404 and others with mixed game-by-game entries.
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Actor Collier's Lawsuit In Brooklyn Court
Special to The Washington Post New York April 12 Willie Callier and wife Louise Allen Collier faced the Supreme Court in Brooklyn In a suit she seeks to force sale of Long Island property and a division of proceeds The couple separated abroad and she says his success left him giddy He agreed to pay her 100 weekly and half the Suffolk land sale proceeds valued at 56000 but he failed to deliver He testified he could not fetch 20000 for the land and later signed a paper agreeing to sell for 20000 and share half of the proceeds.
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Thirteen Inning Victory Boosts Pittsburg Past St Louis
Pittsburg wins a 13 inning pennant race thriller over St Louis by 2 to 1. Nealon sacrifice and Sheeran bunt misplayed by Beckley set up two Pittsburg runs after a late scoring burst. Taylor and Willis pitched well for their clubs as 3,900 attend.
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Forgeries by Seton Tied to Norfolk and Western Stock
In General Sessions Col. T C Colmey listened as C Augustus Seton described forging two 10 share stock certificates of the Norfolk and Western Railway and an attempt to obtain an $11,000 loan from Andrew J Meloy. Seton admitted crafting officer names on the certificates with Samuel Humphreys aiding. The scheme involved using a contractor named Moore to subscribe for stock in a mining company Meloy favored. The testimony concluded for the day with the trial to resume before Recorder Monday.
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Opening of Cincinnati 1906 baseball season notes
Cincinnati opened the 1906 baseball season before 17 241 spectators with Mayor Dempsey tossing the first ball. Chicago’s defense shut down Overall though Cincinnati led briefly. Chicago won 9 to 4 as errors and miscues hampered Cincinnati’s support for Overall.
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Mother's Sacrifice and Court Test Over Legitimacy
In Philadelphia on April 12 Viola Kreider sought to repudiate the legitimacy of her son in a contested divorce case against Roland Bostock, an electrical engineer. Bostock claims they were married and that the boy is his child, while Kreider contends she was never married and was Bostock's mistress. The case hinges on whether the child is legally legitimate and who may possess him.
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Brooklyn Shut Out in Opener by Boston 2-0
Brooklyn hosts Boston in the NL opener as Cy Young masters the mound. Boston wins 2 to 0 with robust defense and timely hitting though Brooklyn strands baserunners. Donovan receives warm welcome as new manager. crowd exceeds 13 000.
Ohio Millers A S A Adopts Crop Report Reform Resolutions
At Columbus on April 12 the second annual Ohio Millers State Association convention ended after two days at the Great Southern Hotel. Resolutions were adopted urging revision of the Government crop report and the abandonment of April 1 and May 1 wheat estimates. The group calls for more accurate December 1 statistics and a May 1 revision.
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No Indian Uprising Report Denies Troop Request
Walla Walla Washington April 14 It is said here regarding a Pendleton story that Maj Howard Edwards agent at the Umatilla reservation had called for troops Nothing is known of any such request and it is understood that the agent merely asked for additional police
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Woman Demands Return of Hidden Letters in Court Battle
Mrs Rose E Ridley seeks an injunction against Frederick B H Proctor Jr to return or prevent disposal of about 250 letters and telegrams written by Proctor between 1904 and 1909 that Ridley entrusted for safekeeping. She alleges they were stored in Lincoln Safe Deposit vaults and destroyed after a court ordered production could not be completed.
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