Orioles Hard Prey Squeeze Turned Trick In Game
Washington, 2, Baltimore, b. News report details a tense baseball game with Nall on third, Cross scoring key runs, Schlafly and Hicksman contributing as Orioles edge Nationals. McCoy pitched six innings and Starkett finished, with Washington players including Hara and Cross delivering pivotal plays. Also mentions spectators including President Johnson and Bo Larner, and a future game against Princeton Alumni.
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Cross
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Kelly
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Gafety
Hun
Trinity School Defeats Addison School 12 to 4 in Baseball
In a well played game on Wednesday at Olympic Xrouies, Trinity School baseball beat Addison School 12 to 4. Terrific Fate noted as the pitcher delivered strong innings while Addison struggled offensively. An apparent ad for Dr Ning's New Idea Pills appears in the copy.
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Trinity School
Addison School Boye
Eckington Team Wins Over Bloomingdale Nine in 7 to 4 Contest
Eckington Athletic Club defeated Bloomingdales 7 to 4 in a well played game. Bloomingdales and Baltic clubs set to meet at McDevitt Field at 5 10 this evening. Details list hitters like Brooks and Fagan for Eckington and Worley for Bloomingdale with errors, stolen bases, and pitching notes.
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Fagan
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Eckington
Callahan
Brooke
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Cracks
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Nichols
Hines
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Turner
Wor
Wallahan
Brooks
Messrsngers
Keyworth
Pute
Tigers Win in the Ninth at Charlottesville
Princeton defeats Virginia 2 1 in a dramatic ninth inning rally. Susong limited Princeton to seven innings while Vaughn and Harlan delivered key hits as Princeton cashed in late to win the best game of the year in Charlottesville.
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Charlottesville
St Johns College Defeats Gallaudet 18 to 6 in Baseball
St Johns College turned the tables on Gallaudet by an 18 to 6 victory led by pitcher Bernard Hessler and fielder Rene Ruiz. Holliday of Gallaudet was retired after the sixth inning, Dillon came in and was hit freely, batteries were Hessler and Smith for St Johns, Dillon and Holliday for Gallaudet, with Maetener and Hinech behind the plate. Umpires Dilan and Green.
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St John's College
Bernard Hessler
Rene Ruiz
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Dillon
St John 4 College
Canaudet
St John’s College
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Maetener
Hinech
Dilan
Green
Metropolitan Baptists Triumph In Church League Game
The Metropolitan Baptists edged the National Athletic Club 15 to 14 in a close church league matchup. Kerr and McNally starred for Metropolitan while Krefe, Walker, King, and Moreland contributed for National.
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Georgetown Beats Yale 2 to 1 in Tough Pitcher Battle
Georgetown freshman Drennan edged Yale freshman Parsons in a pitching duel as Georgetown rallied 2 runs in the seventh to defeat Yale 2 to 1 at Georgetown Field. Monahan scored on a collision at the plate as Jones blocked the run, sparking a brief Yale confrontation but no fight. Fielding was sharp on both sides with several highlight plays. Georgetown completes a double header with Princeton looming tomorrow.
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Mathewson Confined 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 His brother in law Dr P B Cregar says he will not be able to go out until next week at least
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N. J
Christy” Mathewson
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Syracuse Victor Over Washington and Lee in Opener
Syracuse University defeated Washington and Lee 9 to 2 as Anthony faltered Johnson’s ailing defense offered poor support. Ryan starred in center, throwing out two runners at home and homering through a left field hole, while Piper and Temple contributed two base hits each as Syracuse mounted a swift defensive effort.
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By Johnson
Capt Johnson
Columbia Defeats Navy 7–5 In Annapolis Baseball Tilt
Columbia won a close road game against the Navy 7 to 5 at Annapolis on April 12. Errors marked the contest though Columbia base running shone with multiple steals including six by Collins and aggressive second and third base work. Lamphire pitched well for Navy despite Symington's struggles behind the plate and several baserunning chances for the Midshipmen.
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Washington Post
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Washington
Johns Hopkins Beats Lehigh In Ten Inning Opener
Johns Hopkins opened varsity baseball with a 9 to 5 ten inning win over Lehigh in Baltimore. After Lehigh led 5 4 late, Hopkins loaded the bases in the ninth with Campbell driving in two on a two base hit and Igishart scoring the tying run on a walk issued to Hardcastle. Campbell’s long drive in the tenth scored the winning run as Hopkins held on to claim the victory.
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Weiselman
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Lowe and Mack Fight to Draw in Fifteen Round Clash
Special to The Washington Fest Baltimore April 12 before the New Era Athletic Club Tommy Lowe Washington and Young Mack Chester Pa fought fifteen rounds with constant action. Lowe pressed the attack, Mack inside work and body blows kept the pace high. Both tired at the end, Lowe shown cleverer but Mack had more steam. draw verdict well received.
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Shatter Clay Targets as Anglostan Club Honors Bowls
Anglostan Gun Club reports good scores as it announces the annual bowling prize distribution for the 1905-05 season to be held this evening at the club rooms with refreshments to follow.
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Phillies Lose Big Crowd in Opening NL Game
New York defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2 after a fine day with 11 710 in attendance. New York led early, Philadelphia fielded sharply with three double plays, eight runners left on base. Trainer Tuthill reinstated after investigation, Jeffries dismissed.
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Schaefer Beats Cutter in World Billiards Title Match
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 high run of 314 16 and a 14th inning score of 1. George Slosson beat Ora Morningstar in a lengthy match, ending with a notable finish of 163, 10% and an unfinished 25.
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Lowell Girls Basketball Team Visits Washington
The Lowell high school basketball seven women, New England champions, tour Washington under manager Mr. Burt. Proceeds from this season games fund the trip, with Representative Burton Ames taking the team to see the President today.
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Mass
Last Night's Bowling District Duckpin Scores
District duckpin bowling results show Ladue and Hea’ Gtars teams. Individual scores include Williamd 174 164 758, Whitford 147 167 177, Hilton 198 469, Bonte 298 90 27, Mould 218 248 143, and Mobili nets 458 483 04. West Toots note includes several partial figures.
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Bonte
Mobinetes
Actor Collier’s Lawsuit In Brooklyn Supreme Court
Special to The Washington Pass New York April 12 Willie Callier and his wife Louise Allen Collier were in the Supreme Court Brooklyn today in a suit to compel him to sell property on Long Island and give her a half. The couple had separated abroad and she says his success made him giddy. Collier testified he could not fetch the price he asked and was only asking 20000. before adjournment he signed a paper agreeing to sell the land for 20000 and give his wife half.
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Willie Callier
Louise Allen Collier
Supreme Court
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Suffolk County
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Kelly
Thirteen-Inning Baseball Classic Opens NL Title Race
Pittsburg wins 2 to 1 in thirteen innings over St Louis in Chicago. Taylor and Willis pitched well with no runs until the final frame. Nealon sacrifice and Sheeran bunt misplayed by Beckley produced the two decisive runs. attendance listed at 3,900.
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Seton details forgery scheme linked to Norfolk and Western stock
In General Sessions Col. J. C. Colmey testified as C Augustus Seton described forging two 10 share stock certificates of the Norfolk and Western Railway and the plan to secure an $11,000 loan from Andrew Meloy. Seton admitted forging officer signatures. Samuel Humphreys also involved. Colmey aware of all forgery, the plan included routing $3,000 via a contractor Moore for a mining firm Meloy backed. Trial to resume before Recorder Goff Monday.
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Goff
Opening Game Sees Chicago Top Cincinnati 1906 Season Start
The Cincinnati baseball season of 1906 opened before 17 241 spectators with Mayor Dempsey tossing the first ball. Chicago secured the win behind strong pitching from Overall as Cincinnati failed to sustain a lead. Final score and full box show Chicago dominant on defense while Cincinnati’s support faltered at times.
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Sohbsto
Mother's Sacrifice in Court Over Legitimacy of Boy
In Philadelphia, Viola Kreider challenged the legitimacy of her eleven year old son in a divorce case against Roland Bostock, arguing she was never married to him and that she was his mistress. Bostock seeks custody, claiming marriage and paternity to gain possession of the child.
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Brooklyn Shut Out in Opening NL Game
Brooklyn hosts the Boston Bees as Cy Young dominates, allowing only one hit in a 2 to 0 opening day loss. Donovan, new manager of Brooklyn, receives a warm reception amid a crowd of about 13,000.
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Arrore
Want Revised Crop Report Ohio Millers Association Adopts
At its second annual convention in Columbus the Ohio Millers State Association adopted resolutions seeking a revision of the Government crop report. They urged abandoning the April 1 and May 1 wheat estimates and favoring December 1 figures with a May 1 revision.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Millers State Association
Great Southern
No Indian Uprising Report Yet From Pendleton Area
Walla Walla April 14 Maj Howard Edwards, agent at the Umatilla reservation, has not called for troops. It is stated here that the Pendleton report is misunderstood and that only a request for additional police was considered.
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Umatilla Reservation
Walla. Walla. Wash
Pendleton
Howard Edwards
Timatilla Reservation
Woman Demands Return of Letters From Proctor
Mrs Rose E Ridley seeks a court order to recover about 250 letters and telegrams written by Frederick B H Proctor Jr and kept in a safe deposit vault. She alleges he refused to return them, claiming they were destroyed, and she recounts her life from England to New York, her marriage to Albert Ridley, and her past meeting with Proctor.
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West 01St Street
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