Nationals Face Yankees In 1915 Opener At Griffith Park
Washington Nationals meet the New York Yankees in the opening game of the 1915 season. Manager Griffith enters with a strong squad despite injuries to Gand and Ray Morgan, while Walter Johnson is slated to toe the rubber as the world’s great pitcher. The crowd is expected to fill Georgia Avenue as fans await Umpire Evans to call the first ball.
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Lincoln A C Tops Central Team In Narrow Victory
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute defeated the Eastern squad by Pete White’s pitching. Key players included Harts, Haldedarua, and Freer, with several standout contributions at the plate and on defense as the contest tied at multiple moments before Lincoln A C pulled ahead.
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Western High Rally Upset A N in Thrilling Finish
Western High wasted a five to seven deficit in the sixth to nine inning rally, scoring three in the seventh, four in the eighth, and one in the month to win by three over A N Prep. Jed Weston led with three hits including a double as Western toppled the Preps in a flat game.
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Bender Debuts with Fed as Newark Beats Baltimore 3 1
Baltimore loses a third straight game in a 3 to 1 setback at home to Newark. Mullen pitched for Newark while Bender started for Baltimore in a tight pitching duel. Batteries: Mullen, Hunn, Bender and Dowell.
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Johnson’s Final Workout Promises Strong Nationals Start
The Nationals nervous about pitching but confident in defense and a strong infield when Morgan and Si mand are healthy. Walter Johnson will open the season as in past years with Batting and catching harmony with Ames, while Donavan leads a busy major league start day with new leaders at the White Sox and Cubs.
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Probable lineups for Yankees and Nationals in 1914 season race
The proposed lineups list Moeller Foster Milan Williams Gandil Morgan Pick Shanks McBride Ainsmith Johnson for the Nationals and Maisel High Cree Pipp Cook Peckinpaugh Boone Sweeney Fisher Warhop Keating for the Yankees. Umpires Evans Mullaney. Game time 3, gates open noon. Weather fair.
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Boston Brace for Clash of Braves and Red Sox in World Series Outlook
A sports column weighs the Braves and Red Sox as top contenders in the major league race. It argues the Braves show stronger recent form and aggressive play, while the Red Sox offer balance, pitching depth, and steady offense, suggesting a tight pennant chase with Boston clubs favored in the standings and potential World Series path.
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Reelected leader to steer amateur baseball association
Robert H Young was reelected president of the amateur baseball association at a Spaldings meeting. Watts Shurtleff was named secretary and Charles Wing treasurer. Seven leagues expressed optimism that the upcoming season would be successful with incumbents retaining key posts.
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Guard Quint's Title Downs Y 29 to 16
National Guards win an independent basketball championship, defeating YOM CoA in a rubber series for the title despite a four game struggle. Strong defense and key stops by guards and forwards propel the Soliders to the win.
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