Keene Triumphs as Favorites Fall at Aqueduct
New York April 16 report from Aqueduct notes a crowd of about 10,000 amid cold weather. Mr Keene’s masks and faces won the second race, Notasuiga captured the Rose Stakes for two year olds, while Buttons the 7 to 10 favorite was beaten in the fifth race. Kilochan won the fast event by a head. Mary Morrin and Jack McKeon also scored for the day’s highlights.
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Oakland Race Day Highlights with Dorada Outsprinted
In Oakland at daybreak on April 16, favorites shone and Dorada faltered in the third race while Entre Nous captured the five furlongs. Haltilo Margie Den Fonho led early in the first race, with Merd Time and Chery among the notable runners. Second race saw Aziem claim win with Silva Martha close behind, and Third race featured Hugh McGowan as a winner. Corrigan led the fourth race at one mile and a furlong, with Black Gem second and Benny third. Entre Nous won the fifth race with San Fara second and Sugar Maid third. Sixth race produced Gesanahore prevailing over Native Son and I. Neugent.
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Washington A A WINS Batting of Lawson and Ring aids Takoma defeat
The Washington Athletic Association defeated Takoma Park Athletic Club on their home grounds 10 to 7. Dexter and Byram pitched well but errors hurt Takoma. Lawson and Ring each had three hits including doubles and a triple. The game ended at darkness after seven innings with Washington leading.
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Orioles win close game in Lynchburg fixture
Baltimore and Lynchburg played a tight Eastern League exhibition in Lynchburg Virginia on April 1 with a 1 to 0 score. O HARE led Baltimore with a walk steal and score after Demmett’s single while Oakley Barrett and Hardy held the opposing lineup to minimal offense.
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A U Hails Amateur Boxing Bouts Legislation Passed
Albany April 6 The assembly approved by 7 to 55 a bill permitting amateur boxing matches up to fifteen minutes under the Amateur Athletic Union. The measure has passed both houses and goes to the governor for approval. Baltimore April 16 Harvard loses lacrosse to Mount Washington 18 to 3 as Mountain eers, aided by six first-half goals, pull away in the second half.
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Opening Day Defeat for Nationals as Boston Triumphs in Season Debut
Boston defeats Nationals 4 to 2 in official league opener at Hub. Falkenberg pitched well for Boston while Anderson led Washington with three hits in four at bats. Gov Guild and Boston officials attended as 15 000 fans enjoyed ideal weather and a flag raising ceremony before the game.
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Baseball Notes Warmup and Early Season Talk in Nationals Reach
The column covers a day of games including Boston at Philadelphia and New York at Brooklyn, plus insights on Cantillon's control of the Nationals, Parent and Unglaub anecdotes, and Washington's outlook under Cantillon. It notes weather as a factor in openings and compares early-season performance across teams with commentary from local writers.
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Modest priced suits offer exceptional value in Washington
For $15, $18, or $20 customers can buy good stylish suits, with finer options up to $35. The store emphasizes exceptional value, claiming to outdo any other clothing house in Washington at the same price. It highlights smart patterns, broad variety, and continued effort in this line.
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Carolina Shuts Out Simon in Final Ninings
Georgetown outhit North Carolina but could not score as Cantwell shut down the Blue and Gray. Sam Simon hit a fifth inning homer to briefly spark the offense, but Morrow and the UNC defense held firm for a 2 0 victory in a slow, low-scoring clash at Georgetown Field.
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PUTS IT UP TO NOVES
President Herrmann says there is nothing new in the Jake Stanl case and hopes the American League officials settle the dispute without National Commission action. He has written to Johnson and to President Noyes but has not heard back yet. If no agreement is reached the matter may be investigated by the commission.
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Karger Holds Reds Safe In Tight St Louis Win
Cincinnati failed to hit pitcher Karger after loading bases as St. Louis defeated Cincinnati. Holly starred at short with ten chances without an error. Bench and Beckley drove in runs, while Coakley homered, and Mitchell and Bennett added two-base hits in a 2 hour game.
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Giants Take Lead Early In Opener At Brooklyn
Brooklyn April 16 National League season opened with New York beating Brooklyn 4 to 1. New York struck early with runs in the second and third, while McIntyre held the visitors scoreless after the early innings. Bresnahan Dahlen Corcoran Bryant scored for New York, with McGinnity pitching for Brooklyn in a 1 hour 24 minute game officiated by Mr. Rigler.
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Virginia Defeats Washington 8 to 1 in Charlottesville
Virginia exploded for eight runs on fourteen hits to overwhelm George Washington 8 to 1. Freshman Douglas pitched for Virginia with solid support as Hatchetttes struggled to capitalize with runners on base. Washington left seven runners stranded and failed to spark a comeback, while Virginia's timely hitting and base running sealed the win before a large crowd.
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Stahl Urged to First Base Role in Nationals Move
The piece argues Jake Stahl should join Washington at first base with Cantillon, noting Huff secured by Boston ends Stahl’s chances there. It praises Cantillon’s handling, Stan’s improved form, and mentions Graham’s earlier struggles and Anderson’s hot hitting as context to team decisions.
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Phillies Take Opener in Boston Philadelphia Opens NL Season
Philadelphia seeds a 4 run fourth inning to beat Boston 8 6 in the season opener. Tenney Bridwell Brain Needham Gleason Magee and Bransfield scored for the hosts while Doolin and Flaherty contributed on offense and pitching duties went to Bridwell Corridan. Time not specified. Umpires Emsley and Klein.
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Savannah Bunches Hit To Win In Fourth Inning
In Jacksonville on April 18 Savannah bunched hits in the fourth inning to win. Howard's batting featured the performance. Final score Savannah 9 Jacksonvi oD0GgoTo of SG Halleties-Ford and Kahikoff Evans and Fuller. Time of game one hour forty minutes. Umpire Mr. Fitzsimmons.
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Philadelphia Beats New York 9 to 6 in Opener at American League Park
Philadelphia defeats New York 9 to 6 in the season opener. Orth batted out of the box in the second inning, Dygert later, and Hughes pitched well for Philadelphia. All New York errors proved costly as Philadelphia takes the early lead in the standings.
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Maxwell well supported in Montgomery baseball win
Montgomery April 1 Maxwell led Maxwell Invincible and Montgomery fielded brilliantly in a 11 to 2 victory over St. John's College at McDevitt's field. Hessler pitched well but St. John's defense failed as Business High School hitters, led by Mullen and Brogka, racked up six runs by the fifth. Umpire Mr Hough presided. Other scores noted include Birmingham and Memphis games with weather delays and postponed contests.
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Schreck Stops Wille In Nineteenth Round Knockout
In Onopsh Nevada April 16 Mike Schreck overwhelmed John Wille in a scheduled twenty round bout, delivering a fierce assault from the opening bell. Wille fought bravely but was knocked down and finished late in the nineteenth, as Schreck pressed with aggression and accuracy throughout.
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Armour Buys Perring From Cleveland Club in Toledo Trade
President Armour of the Toledo American Association baseball club announced the purchase of third baseman Perring from Cleveland. Perring is currently with Cleveland in St Louis but is expected to arrive in Toledo within days.
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