International Opens April 27 With Toronto at Richmond
The International schedule outlines season transfer talks led by President Barrow and a Wednesday session in Newark. A club sale proceeds with bidders and dates for upcoming fixtures across multiple cities. A round of disciplinary actions fines Federals member Ro zee $50 and two day suspension for rowdy behavior at the Brooklyn game.
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Brooklyn Butinday
Ainsmiths Home Run Secures Nationals Victory
Nationals beat the Giants 4 to 3 at Georgia Avenue Yard in a tight game. Iddie Ainsmith hit a decisive seventh inning homer for Washington, while Gallia pitched strongly for the Giants and Shaver started the late relief. Merkle and Murray sparked New York with timely hits but could not overcome the Nationals.
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Nine Beaten in Ten Inning Game at Maryland Aggies
Lefty Barron pitched for the visitors and held the Maryland Agricultural College to two runs despite nineteen strikeouts. Derrick strong for MCC, yet poor support in extras allowed three runs in the tenth as the visiting team triumphed 4 to 2 in a 4 hour 10 minute contest at Caliene Park Maryland.
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Phillies 10 Providence 3 in two game set
Philadelphia National League team swept Providence International League today winning 10 to 3. Batteries Demaree and Adams. Scott, Sebasts and Kocher. Athletics 11 Dodgers 9. Philadelphia Americans beat Brooklyn 11 to 9 in a hard batting game. Batteries Waltz Harper Avoy Ragan Sadotte Chabel Mevarty.
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Speculators Seize Seats For Opening Washington Game
Washington baseball officials lamented that speculators, and not a few businessmen, secured many opening game tickets. Reports show boxes packed with seats resold at many prices while Ben Minor and William Fowler concede efforts failed. The exact method remains unclear but organized ticket hoarding is blamed.
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Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
William Fowler
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Opening Day Echoes and Baseball Dreams Ahead
The piece muses on Opening Day and the grand old game with hopes for Boston Chicago and New York in the National and American leagues. It notes pundits predicting standings, praises pitching prowess, and recalls fan antics and war whoops as the season nears.
Braves Take Game as Harvard Fares Well
Boston hosts Harvard and wins 7 to 3 with Rudolph Hughes and Luque each pitching three innings. Harvard's runs came in the second inning off Rudolph on three consecutive hits by Mahan Brickley and Hardwick.
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Rudolph
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Hudolph
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Hardwick
Indianapolis Association team defeats Pittsburgh nationals in match
Indianapolis squad opened with kits and won today against the Pittsburgh nationals by 2 to 1. Scattered Pittsburgh hits. Key figures include Varne Murphy Schardt Fop le and Blackburn for the winners.
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Pittsburgh Xationals
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Yankees Win 11 to 2 Over Princeton in Newark Game
New York Americans defeated Princeton 11 to 2 in Newark. Both college pitchers were hit hard and poor fielding aided the visitors. A home run by Douglas stood out for Princeton while Brown Pieh and Pickering shared pitching duties for NYU.
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Douglas Wos
Collegians
Minor League Results From South Atlantic and Nearby Circuits
South Atlantic League scores Augosta 28 Columba 3 Jacksonville 10 Maron 5 Charleston Savannah 4 in 14 innings New York National 3 Washington 1 Philadelphia Nationals 10 Providence International Boston National Harvard 3 Williams College 3 Pennsylvania 1 University of Georgia Alabama Mercer 5 Mississippi A and M 4 UNC Virginia 5 North Carolina A and M 4 Trinity 416 Innings Richmond College 6 Furman University 12 Paleago Americans 4 Western Leaguers 1
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Morgan and Gandil Set for Opening Day Lineup
Manager Griffith signals the expected return of Ray Morgan and Chick Gandil for the opener at the Nationals' ball yard. Bil Donovan arrives with the Yankees, likely to start Morgan at second, Gandil’s status uncertain, while Shanks and Ainsmith show notable batting form as the Giants’ Foster and Thorpe receive varied playtime.
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Georgetown to meet West Virginia on the Hilltop
Georgetown will host West Virginia University nine this afternoon on the Hilltop with first pitch at 3 o'clock. The game was briefly misadvertised for Wednesday. West Virginia coach is Charlie Hickman, former Washington American League player.
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Charlie Hickman
Washington American League
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Baltofeds Triumph Over Rival Fed Team
In a muddled score report from Newark and Pittsburgh games on April 12, Baltofeds defeated rivals with limited clarity. Brooklyn Federals lost to Buffalo 7 3 in a long, pitcher-heavy game. Lafitte allowed many baserunners, while errors and wildness contributed to the visitors' win.
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Strayers Beat Western High in Five-Inning Baseball Game
Strayers Business College earned its third straight win by defeating Western High School 4 to 1 in a well played five inning game. Nolan allowed one hit by Liyward, who scored Western's lone run. Brewer and Grissom led Strayers with timely hitting as the game lasted one hour and Ly minutes.
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