Victory for Baltimore in Eastern League opener
Special to The Washington Times reports Baltimore lost care of 10 by Hugh Jennings as a rotation of batters. Broad Street Park hosted the game with ten witnesses. The contest featured heavy slugging and key performances by Rahm Roads and Bowman, with several hits and stolen bases contributing to a decisive eleven-run Techs victory.
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Baltimore
Charlie Shaffers Law Meaders
Broad Street Park
Fea
Hunter
Obo
T Mullen
Hamton
Dlearn
Hachell
Sehacae
Wadking
Ewan
Betuimon
Taolwentinshirg Ramey Hunter Kells
Fadl Hinter Mullen
Hataeld
Adaing
Ruisine
Richard Dale
Houra
Jom Nutes
Techs
Washington
Viprilli
Roanoks
Colkpe
Urdechs
Sunsen
Bowman
Homc
Erm
Moon
Kelly
Grrove
Koareka & Lett
Maryland Outclasped by Western Maryland College Baseball
Washington County newspaper reports Maryland unable to match Western Maryland College in a 15 to 1 loss. Washington hitters were outplayed while Western Maryland capitalized on fielding errors and timely hits. Key moments included a home run by a designated batter and solid pitching by Hamkyfowl.
Yale Georgetown clash in pennsylvanian title race
Yale and Georgetown prepare for the second game of a series at Georgetown Field. Tuckson’s pitching last year in the title run sparks the Blue with Brienco’s plan. Georgetown leans on Cante for support as both squads line up similarly.
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Pringom
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H Yue
Georgetown Field
Tuckson
Cipt O Brienco
Georgetown
Cante
Tis Wall
Universitiay
Waddell Saves Nationals in Rough Start at Bat Day
Philadelphia tops Washington 5 to 3 as Waddell steadies the mound after substitutions. Sudhoff allows two runs early. Hartsel and Brouthers spark the Athletics with timely hits. Washington’s attack fades after the first inning while Philadelphia rides decisive late offense and Waddell’s eight strikeouts.
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Stahl
Dygert
Waddell
Kitson
Sudhoffs
Nationals
Washington
Mach
Athletics
Schreck
Hartsel
Brouthers
Hartsell
Lidhoff Hoffman
Lave
Davis
Punk Will
Powers Hickman
Nill
Love Cross
Hickman
Harter
Anderson
Monte Cross Sudhoff
Heydon
de Powers
Robe
Sudhow
Kreck
Jett Waddell
Sudhaft
Thadael
Doudie
Jett
Bebreck
Hoffman
Balla Brouthers
Fishmar
Suidhoff
Stihl
Sik
Heydan
Mt Seybold
Murphy
Miomader
Sphreek
Wadtell
Martelanc
Broutiers
Ube
Bumpas
Davia
Broothers
Jones
Monte
Mss
Friary
Mickman
Isa
Hepdon
Sudher
Aniteon Gee
Tota
Philadelphia
AE Hartel
Hottman Ct
Mrouthers
Ao Davie
Goin
Deer
Waduent
Aitson
Om Kitvon
Priche
Wyxert
Sudhott
Bjtson
OM Sudhott
New York Americans edge Boston in ninth to aid volcano relief
New York defeats Boston 4 to 3 as the winning run scores in the ninth with no outs. The New York club donates its gate receipts to the Vesuvian eruption relief fund. Key players include Heeler Chase and Collins. Attendance about 5,000. Pitchers Newton and La Roy start, with Dineen and Lakey also used. Stolen bases by Heeler Chase Kl...
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New York Americans
Boston
Hoa
Raab Dougherty
Salbach
Heeler
Cotto
Etberfeld
Staki
Chase
Freuman
Conroy
Grinahaw
Moriarty
Ferth
Alnor
Godwin
Newton
O Graham
Lakey P
Dineen
Hauu
Hahu
Dusten
Collins Stahl
Chars
Hiewow
Heeler Chase
Klenan
Kielnow
Byberfeld
Bzes
Balle
Oit Newton
la Roy
Ty Newon
la Roy Lmpires
Mezers
ShurMfan
Kaane
Gore
Ste
Philadelphia Beats New York on Lush Pitching Display
Philadelphia defeated New York 2 to 0 as Lush held the visitors hitless with men on base, though erratic with eleven walks. Attendance was 14,149 at a mucky, low-scoring NL game marked by Philadelphia’s timely hitting and steady defense.
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Giants
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New York Today
Torale Pam
Ames
New York
Phiadelphia
Bareo
Merten
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Travee
Uraradola
Elra
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Pity
Rentin Sentelle
Gleason
Doolin
Li Hy
Bason
Tor Palle
Lush
Hita
Tep Yen
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Iaaing Winith
Mr O
Defeat for Chicago as Cincinnati rallies in eighth inning
Cincinnati beat Chicago 9 to 2 after taking advantage of a crowded eighth with bases loaded. Highlights included a hit by Shulte and disputed calls leading to Ed Evers and Chance being ordered off. Pitcher Lundgren took the loss for Chicago as Harper prevented a bigger rally. Attendance 2,000. A separate note reports Yale defeating Richmond College 9 to 2 in an eight inning game in strong wind.
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Turon
Dygert
Waddell
Kitsen
Nchreck Hartsel
Jones Hoffman Widnett
Mchreck
Waddel
Dou
Stahl
Sudhot
Wid
Kitson
Loughlin
Cincinnati
Chicago
Harper
Houder
Lungren
Carr
Chance
Evers
Ching
Ching Rhoae Bugzins of 13 ° 6 Dfamstedf
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Sheckard
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Corcoran ‘Ss
Tinker Se
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Fvers
J OlKing
Harper Po
Ol Tundgren
Cao Smith
Lundgren
Gregtnnatl
Ghicago
Shulte
Barsy Corcoran
Tinker
Uy Lundgren
Harport
John Drone
Richmond College
Washington
Norfolk
Yale
Virginians
Gents
Sever
Erwin Throckmorton
Mit
Davidson College Beats Guilford 5-2 in Parkside Opener
Special to The Washington Post Davidson College defeated Guilford College 5-2 in Greensboro North Carolina. Hobbs pitched superbly for Guilford fanning fourteen. Anderson struck out ten for Davidson. Bailey homered off in the fifth. Details of scoring and lineups incomplete but result stands.
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Washington Post
Greensboro
N C
Davidson College
Guilford College
Hobbs
Guilford
Anderson
Bailey
Davidear
Cence
Davidson
Guittore
Batterley
Davidson Anderson
Sherrell
Duitford Hobbs
Spencerian College Team Wins on Monument Grounds
Spencerian Business College defeated Iowa nine yesterday by 10 runs on the Monument grounds. Pat Costello pitched until the eighth, Dusty Rhodes relieved with no hits allowed, and Goodne also pitched well. Eastern College beat Dayton Va by 71 to 5, Randolph Macon Academy fell to Dayton 13 to 5, Randolph-Macon College beat Randolph-Macon Academy 11 to 3 in Bedford City in a slow exhibition.
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Spencerian College
Spencerian Business College
Iowa
Monument Grounds
Pat Costello
Towns
Dusty Rhodes
Goodne
Jon
Dayton
Washington
Eastern College
Dax
Randolph Macon Academy
Washington Post
Ranedolph-Macon College
Randolph-Macon Academy
Bedford City
Academicians
Collegians
Georgetown Triumphs In Extra Innings Over Princeton Tigers
Georgetown defeats Princeton 3 2 in 11 innings at Georgetown field. Drennan pitched well for Georgetown while Henninger and Byram held Princeton to two runs. Simon hit a decisive homer in the 11th as Georgetown rallies past Princeton amid a large crowd and favorable weather.
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Dave
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Blue and Gray
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Monahan
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Harlan
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Hameron—Simon
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Mehoner
Conuey
Mr Betts
Virginia Routs Lehigh In Easter Week Opener
Virginia defeats Lehigh 4 to 0 in Charlottesville. Moore started for Lehigh, Moses relieved. strong Virginia defense with key plays by Lawler Graham Mackall and Dalton. Double plays and sharp fielding dominate, while Musselman and Hicks contribute on base for Virginia.
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Hott
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Walker
Lehigh
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Loohigh
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Pye Dure
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Dusex
Walker Lawler Johnson
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Graham
Lawler Mackall
Galbresth
Bally
Musnatman
Mr Hoffrer
Virginia League
Dr Miles Ant Pain Pills Sell In Laundry Rooms
A fragmentary advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a quick remedy for headache nervousness dizziness and indigestion. It claims immediate relief and notes the pills are safe with a money back guarantee after trial. No clear date or full product details are provided.
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Miles
Francisco
Uraggist
Lambago Railway
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Peins
Syracuse Dominates George Washington In 20–0 Victory
Syracuse University routs George Washington 20 to 0 in Syracuse as Dollard limits the visitors to two hits and registers eleven strikeouts. Rutherford, Wilbur, and Du Bruy lead Syracuse with multiple hits while Washington’s batting struggles throughout the seven inning game.
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Thomas
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Balla
Sher
de Jerd
Thames
Senloc
Bradley
Ashpire
Mr Caulifowar Timp
Eame
Koura
Defeat for St Johns by Carolina in exhibition game
Winston-Salem II April 16 North Carolina University defeated St Johns College of Annapolis Md in a splendid exhibition of baseball. The score was 7 to 3. Paterson and Rogers formed the battery for Carolina while Reynolds and Rous held the same positions for the Maryland visitors. Home and Carolina, and St Johns two.
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Washington Post
North Caolina University
St Johns College
Annapolis Md
Carolina
St.John's
Paterson
Rogers
Reynolds
Rous
Maryland
St. Johns
Amateur Baseball Teams Vie In District Youth Showdowns
The Holmeads challenge teams averaging sixteen years of age while Baltics and Brunswicks seek similar rosters. Lineups include Rawlings, MecKeevers, Wheeler, Raw Uns, Stone, O Har veh canter field, Bryant, and more. The Second Columbian Stars beat Dennison Athletic Club 8 to nothing, led by Nolan and Luca Viana. Stars lineup features Tuynch, Flood, Wright, Pistel, Koehler, Viera, Ali, and others. Manager Daley invites teams in the District to register at 53 Olympia Street Northwest, with details for the Marquette League and New York Avenue offices.
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Rawlings
J MecKeevers
D Wheeler
Robert Raw Uns
EB Stone
O Harveh Canter
R. Bryant
Elbert Stone
Thirteenth Street Northwest
Second Columbian Stars
Dennison Athletic Club
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Luca Viana
Cliehers
Chism
Smith
Croson
Sterzer
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Joseph McDermott
Henry Mess
Carnek
John Hodlér
Marsnette League
Addreagohn S. Daley
Manainet
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Hwest
Joseph Bmc
Dermott
Aasiat Yoanager
New York Avenue
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