Victory for Baltimore in Eastern League opener
Special to The Washington Post reports Baltimore’s Eastern League season opener, a high scoring affair at Broad Street Park. Charlie Shaffer’s leaders and strong slugging power carried the game as observers noted ten players contributing hits and runs in a wide margin victory.
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Maryland Outclassed by Western Maryland College in a baseball game
Washington College faced a lopsided defeat as Western Maryland College outplayed them 15 to 1. Key moments included Homerun by a Washington batter, strong pitching from several players, and notable fielding errors by Washington.
Yale and Georgetown set for Pennsy series air this afternoon
Yale and Georgetown clash in a rewritten pennsy series tilt this afternoon at Georgetown Field with Tuckson expected to take the helm for Yale and Canter for Georgetown. Georgetown won the last home game of the season and changes center on pitching decisions as both teams line up anew with key players remaining.
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Waddell Saves Game as Nationals Beat Washington
Philadelphia edged Washington 5 to 3 as Waddell relieved Dysert after two runs in the first. Mitch Stahl led the hit parade with two runs off Dygert, while Schreck and Hartsel joined in with key hits. Washington pitcher Sudhoff held the Philadelphia bats in check before Waddell’s eight strikeouts and a late scoring burst gave the Athletics the margin for the win.
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New York Americans Top Boston In Ninth Inning Rally
New York defeats Boston 4 to 3 as winning run scores in the ninth. Management donates gate receipts to vesuvian eruption relief for Italian sufferers. Attendance 5,000. Players listed include Dougherty, Salbach, Heeler, Cotto, Etberfeld, Chase, Freuman, Conroy, Moriarty, Godwin, Newton, and Lakey among others. Pitchers La Roy and Dineen work, game lasts 1 hour 46 minutes.
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Giants Lose on Wild Pitch in Philadelphia Blunt Tilt
Philadelphia defeated New York 4 to 2 as Lush pitched effectively with men on base despite walking eleven. Attendance 14,149. key plays included misplays and a series of on base situations that favored Philadelphia in a windy box score reading.
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Defeat for Chicago as Cincinnati wins from Chicago
Cincinnati beat Chicago 7 to 3 after late eight inning rally with bases loaded. Harper pitched for Cincinnati, Lundgren relieved, Evers and Chance ordered off in the ninth. Shulte had multiple hits for Chicago as errors and home infield misplays plagued both sides. Attendance listed as 2,000.
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Davidson Defeats Guilford 5 2 In High School Baseball
Special to The Washington Post from Greensboro North Carolina reports Davidson College beat Guilford College 5 to 2 in a tightly contested baseball game. Hobbs pitched superbly for Guilford with 14 strikeouts, while Anderson for Davidson fanned 10. Bailey homered for Guilford, and Davidear reached on a misplay to score another run for Davidson.
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Spencerian College Team Wins On Monument Grounds
Spencerian Business College defeated the Iowa nine by 10 to 0 on the Monument grounds. Pat Costello started pitching, Dusty Rhodes relieved with no hits allowed, Goodne also pitched well, and Randolph Macon Academy later beat Dayton 13 to 5 in another game.
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Georgetown Triumphs In Extra Innings Over Princeton Tigers
Georgetown edged Princeton 3 to 2 in eleven innings as Sam Summon delivered a dramatic center field homer with two down in the eleventh. Drennan starred for Georgetown, holding Princeton to four hits through five innings before Henninger and Byram kept the Tigers scoreless late, while Simon’s seventh inning homer supplied the decisive run.
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Lehigh Falls to Virginia in Easter Week Opener
Virginia defeats Lehigh 4 to 1 in Charlottesville. Strong Virginia defense and timely hitting, including two fast doubles, secure the win as Lehigh miscues few. Notable plays include Lawler and Dalton making several key catches and Musselman contributing with a sacrifice hit.
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Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Sell In Homes For Quick Relief
The ad proclaims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills cure headaches dizziness and nervous distress with no harmful ingredients. It claims near immediate relief and household reliability in thousands of families. A San Francisco laundry scene is cited where workers stay at work after taking the pills. The offer includes 35 doses for 25 cents and a money back guarantee via local druggists.
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Syracuse Dominates George Washington in 20–0 Rout
Syracuse University crushed George Washington 20 to 0 in Syracuse. Dollard pitched a masterful game holding GW to two hits and eleven strikeouts. Rutherford and Wilbur led the GW offense with scattered singles as Syracuse piled up seventeen safeties and four big innings.
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Carolina bats beat St Johns in exhibition game
North Carolina University defeated St Johns College of Annapolis Md 7 to 3 in a splendid baseball exhibition at Winston-Salem II. Paterson and Rogers formed Carolina’s battery while Reynolds and Rous did the same for St Johns.
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Amateur Baseball Rosters and League Entries in District
The Holmeads challenge teams averaging sixteen years as does Baltics and Brunswicks with Rawlings J MecKeevers D Wheeler and EB Stone infielders and O Har veh canter field. The second Columbian Stars defeated Dennison Athletic Club 8 to 0 led by Nolan and Luca Viana with Tuynch Flood Wright Pistel Koehler Miller Zeh Viera Ali. Managers seek games with the Stars and Immaculate team Daley and others invite District teams to respond at 53 Olympia Street Northwest and 106 New York Avenue.
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