Rain Delays Nationals Yankees Meeting at Polo Grounds
Rain ruins the Polo Grounds postponing the Nationals and Yankees second meeting. Griffins lament the boggy infield while forecasts predict more rain. Johnson excels on a slick field as Baker shines and Harper or Gallia eyed for next start. Horace Milan visits. Sloan assigned to Scranton after Charlottesville stint.
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Griffith
Harry Sparrow
George McBride
Polo Grounds
Ted Sloan
Charlottesville
Scranton
Red Sox and Browns Repeat At Expense of Rival Teams
In Cleveland on April 13 the Red Sox beat the Athletics 8 to 2 as Myers pitched well for Boston. Philadelphia used three pitchers, with Myers finishing strong after late relief. The box shows multiple players across both teams and a rough outline of the scoring, highlighting Boston’s offense and Philadelphia’s pitching usage.
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Athletics Today
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Eile
Meloneath
Walker
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Heurikeen
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Shorten
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T Ogerdner
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Omarry
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Il Agnew
Dtelbaner
OlShore
Murphy
jPennock
Pepe Semen
Rattedt
Weyern
Uttth
Shore
Palladelphia
Fins Ostruw Deane
Hooper
Janvrin
Waleer Oy
Idust
Shore Frrars
Oldring
Ray
Richardson
Hay
Rune
Peanock
Inainga
Hecox Crew to Race Navy Eight on Severn
Clarence Hecox coach of the Anglos tan crew will take a local oarsman squad to Annapolis to race the Navy eight on the Severn. The Anglos tan Boat Club had been set to meet Midshipmen but conditions delayed their own crew, so Hecox chose ready local rowers to avoid disappointing the Navy.
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NAVY
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Angtostan
Annapolia
Severn
Anatostan Boat Club
Elecox
Amon
Minor League Results Show Mixed Scores Across Cities
Tex Peaumont and Fousten faced Auteonio with a close 1 to 8 setback for Cal veston. Shrevepoor trounced Tiallan 4 to 0 as Fore Worth lost to Lease 0 to 0 in a clash of minor league teams.
Kid Egan to Meet Thomas in Ardmore Bout
Local featherweights Kid Egan and Thomas signed articles to face off in Ardmore Md on Tuesday April 25 in a winner take all fifteen round bout. If judges cannot decide after round fifteen, five extra rounds will be fought to determine a verdict.
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Kid Egan
Basia
Ardmore
How the Clubs Stand Showdown of Standings and Points
In the standings table the clubs are listed with records and games won and lost. Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis Brooklyn with corresponding points and percentages appear, reflecting current form and position in the league.
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Pittaburgh
St. Louli
Reds Heavy Hitters Beat Tinkers In Eight Three
Cincinnati gains an 8 to 3 victory over Chicago in the second game of the series. Heavy hitting and costly Chicago errors fueled the win, Vaughn left after the third inning, Packard fared little better, and Mulligan and Mollwitz sparked the offense with timely hits.
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Errore
Saler
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Flack
Hertog
Mollwits
Mollwitz
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Hersog
Loudon
Zimmerman
Firat
Balla
Bite
Meesrs
Quigley
Byron
White Sox Rally Beats Tigers In Chicago Eight to Six
Chicago started strong against Detroit, scoring eight runs to six as Dauss struggled early. Cobb cleared the bases with a ninth inning double for Detroit’s rally, but Chicago held on securing the win despite a late surge.
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O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Tesreau Beats Mayer In Duel Of Pitchers
In Philadelphia on April 13 a scored duel saw Tesreau beat Mayer 2 to 0 as a ninth inning rally produced both runs. Errors by Brainerd Bancroft and Luderus helped New York mount the decisive inning, with Doyis and Fletcher delivering the runs.
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Pfeiffer Versus Western High School Game Report
TEAM rosters list Pfeiffer players Stevenson Hiseman Brumbaugh De La Vergyne Cole Guervich Hurd and Western lineups Binclair Wat Ferton Wetchel Stevens Fenwick Peck Place American League Park details show time 3130 o'clock and umpire Mr Woodward with both sides labeled in a brief scorecard style.
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Adams Allows 1 Hit Shutout Of Cardinals
Pittsburgh blanks St Louis 4 to 0 as Adams allows one hit. Meadows struggles in six innings. Sallee yields two more runs with bases loaded. Key moments include Hornsby error and a Bechter sacrifice, with Baird driving in the final tally.
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The Game's the Thing This Year No Blaze and Hurrah
Sports column notes a quieter baseball opening with less fan fervor as exhibition games dull curiosity. It predicts a strong season with pennant races in both leagues and focuses on Coffey Geyer comeback talk and a Willard Moran boxing misreport incident.
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