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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1916

Page

13

Western Edges Tech In High School Opener Thriller

Western tops Tech 12 to 6 in a windy opener at American Ages Park. Pfeiffer and Stevenson led a scoring spurt as Brumbaugh, De La Verage and Whelchel contributed key hits. Tech led early but Western rallied with solid defense and timely hits, overcoming errors and a late push by Tech.

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Tufts Beats Aggies In Ragged Contest In Maryland

Tufts College defeated Virginia Christian College 22 to 1 in a ragged game at College Park Maryland. Pitcher Alger and McGowan led Tufts with strong defense and 17 strikeouts as Barrett and Vance produced key hits amid erratic play.

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Central High School Varsity Game Preview and Lineup

The report lists probable starters for Central High School's upcoming game against American League Park, including Maeuper, Wise, Hoberts, Hawk, McDonald, Verne, Helcher, White, Cook, Jones, Shears, Noonan, Balles, and Strohecker. Venue is American League Park with a 1 o'clock start. officials include Vince-Handiboe.

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M A C Wins at Lacrosse

Maryland A C lacrosse team defeated Penn State College 2 to 1 at College Park. Pyle and Stevens starred for the Aggies while Barger stood out for Penn State in a fast, closely fought game. In Boston, the Americans exchange Tris Speaker to Cleveland for Fred Thomas and S F P Jones as part payment.

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Timely Stickwork Brings Sox Victory

Chicago defeated Detroit 7 to 2 as Faber pitched well and White Sox hitters delivered timely runs. Felach's triple and Jackson and Schalk doubles spurred Chicago offense while Collins and Veach contributed. Detroit's runs came on a wild throw and Vitt's single with Cobb's triple.

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Court Tennis Doubles Reach Semifinals in New York

In New York on April 14 the doubles pair Jay Gould and W H T Huhn of Philadelphia and Charles EB Sands and Payne Whitney of New York reached the semifinals of the national court tennis doubles championship. The Philadelphians beat CG Cutting and Lawrence Waterbury 3-0 6-2 6-1. The other match went five sets, Boston’s Joshua Crane and G R Fearing losing after a 1-6 2-8 6-2 6-4 7-5 finish. The winners face the following day in the final at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club. The event also notes Cincinnati calling off the Dalton deal and Nashville releasing catcher George Johnson.

New York Jay Gould W. H. T. Huhn Philadelphia Charles EB. Sands Payne Whitney CG. S. Cutting Lawrence Waterbury Boston Joshua Crane G. R. Fearing

Rain Jinx Delays Nationals as Gotham Weather Halts Games

In Gotham the rain forces postponements delaying the Nationals and Yankees. Griff ith faces tough choices on pitching and Donovan plans for the season. New York sports figures like Capt Huston and Joe Wood are discussed as teams await play resumes and box office impact.

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C U and Georgetown to Meet Formidable Rivals Here Today

Two college baseball games are set in Washington this afternoon at 3 30 Georgetown faces Johns Hopkins on the Hilltop while Catholic University meets Tufts at Brookland. Georgetown likely changes infield with Sullivan at short Joyce in left field and a lead candidate for the lineup spot against Hopkins. Tufts seeks a clean southern trip and will test Catholic University with Fahey or Johnson on the mound. Dick Woodward will officiate.

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Withington Columbia Coach Named Assistant at Columbia

New York April 14 The appointment of Ted Withington as assistant football coach at Columbia University was announced today. Withington played football at Harvard and is now a student at Union Theological Seminary. He was a volunteer assistant to Coach T Nelson Metcalf of Columbia last fall. Miles Malin Incapacitated As A's opener in Milwaukee will be delayed two weeks due to a hand sprain in Springfield Ohio practice.

New York Ted Withington Columbia University Withington Harvard Union Theological Seminary T. Nelson Metcalf Columbia Miles Main Toledo Ohio Miles Malin Milwaukee Springfield

Reds Gain Triumph After Uphill Fight

Cincinnati edges Chicago Cubs 4 to 3 in the third game of the series. Hendrix pitched well four innings before the Reds rallied with late hits to pull ahead, while McKenry held Chicago scoreless after relief. McKenry, Zimerman, Flack and Groh contributed key hits as Cincinnati overcame early trouble and took the win at home in Ohio on April 14.

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Errors Help Cardinals Rally To Top Pirates

In St Louis costly Pittsburgh errors decide the game as Snyder and Beck drive in runs. Butler scores the winning run after a failed defensive play, giving St Louis a 5 to 3 victory.

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Amateur boxing rules from Sweden Denmark and Norway

Amateur boxing dominates in Sweden Denmark and Norway according to William Spengler after a overseas trip. Fighters recount Denmark's scoring lottery and ring manners with humor and risk. Local venues like Copenhagen stadium double as hospitals while fan interest explodes in Christiania.

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