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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1916

Page

13

Griff Still Dissatisfied Seeks More Nationals Shifts

Griff states plans to reorganize the Nationals batting order within 24 hours as Moeller prepares for right field and Rondeau again shifts positions. Morgan leading off, Judge and others moved, with Griff aiming to maximize speed and strength while monitoring Moeller’s readiness and Shanks’ progress.

Rondeau Moeller Stanley T Milliken Nationals Jimeson Situidson Vicafrain Shanks’ Garden Morgan Treen Moelfro Arete

Change Tennis Team for Harvard Match

Local tennis squad reshuffles for Harvard on Chevy Chase club courts this afternoon at 2 39. Rolf Doyle will pair with Connie Doyle in doubles but miss singles. Washington's lineup lists C B Doyle, H Breck, J Ballard Moore, Dudley Morgan in singles and Doyle pair with H Doyle in doubles, while Harvard fields Norris Williams III, Colkar Caner, Titus Rand, and Esther Kelleher or Haffaman in singles with Caner and Norris Williams III teamed in doubles.

Harvard Chevy Chase Rolf Doyle Connie Doyle Washington C. B. Doyle H. &. Breck J. Ballard Moore Dudley Morgan C. B H. Doyle Breck J. Upshur Moorehead R. Norris Williams 3d Colkar Caner Titus Rand Esther Kelleher Haffaman Williams Caner

Pirates Win 10-1 Over Reds In One-Sided Game

Pittsburgh overwhelms Cincinnati 10 to 1 in the second game of the series. Key early scoring includes five runs in the first inning on walks, singles, and doubles. Johnston Carey Barney Hinchman Wagner and Viox among those driving runs. Kantlehner Dale Moseley struggled for pitching with multiple hits and runs allowed.

Cincinnati Ohio Pittsburgh Dale Johnston Owenlifer Carey Herzog Barney Rodgers Hinchman Chase Oo Wagner Mondep Johnaton Wagner Viox Groh Schmidt Schultz Kantlehner Moseley Kanftlehner Rune Kandeboer Clarke O'Day Hason

Doak Easy For Cubs Cards Lose To 1

Doak allowed six runs as Chicago defeated St Louis 6 to 1 in St Louis. Saler homered in the sixth to spark the Cubs while a seventh inning rally produced three runs, aided by Snyder’s error. Steele and Ames pitched for St Louis with Vaughn starting for Chicago. Keating signed with the New York Yankees after agreeing terms with Don Joven.

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Red Sox Beat Nationals as Johnson Struggles in Rainy Start

Boston pins Johnson for eleven hits and six runs through eight innings at Fenway, Ruth homers and Gardner clears the bases in the sixth. Washington earns two runs early but fails to close the gap as Boston wins 6 to 1 in a rain-shortened contest.

Johnson Red Sox Griffith Tohnsen Hoblitzell Henricksen Griff Shorten Gardner Barry Stanley T. Milliken Boston Mass Fenway Park Walter Johnagan Carrigan Nationals Babs Ruth House of Griffith Wes Walter Johnson Gotham Harper Fenway Field Grifith New York Scott Du!mont Doc Ayers Ruth Williamz Judge McBride Morgan Foster Hooper Milan Shanks Hendricksen Rondeau Hobby Ab.r.h Milanef Withiams Tydee Dohnason P- Dumont Onnahannnonn Thomas Dumont Washington Henrikaen Larry McBrick Ayers Roth Messrs Natlin and Dineen

American League Standings and Yesterday’s Scores

American League standings show Boston leading with a strong 46 wins, Chicago and Detroit close behind, while St. Louis and New York trail. Yesterday’s results include Boston defeating Chicago and Philadelphia beating Washington, with several matchups listed for today across major cities.

Boston Gierelena Chicago Detroit St. Louis New York Washington Cleveland Philadelphia Heston Hatweit Brooklyn Heaton Pittaburgh Claciuand

Tigers Triumph Over Indians In Twelfth Inning

In Cleveland April 17 Detroit rallied with five twelfth inning hits off Stanley Coveleskie to defeat the Indians 3 to 1. Key players included Gandil and Veach with two base hits, and Evans contributing a sacrifice and a run. Coveleskie pitched well before collapse as Detroit completed the comeback in two and a half hours.

Cleveland Ohio Detroit Stanley Coveleskie Coveleskie Meveland Graney A Chapman Rota Speaker Gandil Turner Hvang Veach Crawford Young Hirore Chapman Evans O'Neill Bush Smith Hellman Cobb Cunningham O'Neiil Errora Detrott

Virginia and Harvard battle to 2-2 baseball tie

In Charlottesville on Lambeth field April 17, Virginia and Harvard played to a 2-2 tie after an extra inning, with Reed charged with the lone error for Harvard. Key hits included Coolidge Knowles Thurman Stickley and Nash driving runs for Virginia, while Garritt and Calloway pitched well. the game lasted 2 hours 48 minutes with Westervelt umpiring.

Charlottesville Virginia Harvard Lambeth Field Reed Wrehe Berkeley Conlidge OlStearns White Thurman Olstickley Morton Gwathmey Calloway Coolidge Knowles Stickley Nash Abbott Herkeley Stearma Smith Bain Garritt Stekjey

Pinch Hitters Decide Game for White Sox

Pinch hitters provided Chicago with a 6 to 5 victory over St. Louis as Ness and Lynn delivered key late runs. Ness singled in the tying run for Williama in the ninth, while Lynn drove in the eventual winning run in the eleventh to lift the White Sox in a tense affair.

Chicago White Sox Py Ness Williama Lynn Cicette St. Louis Abhoa Bbotten Felach Tobin Moriarty Danforth Williams Icicotte P. Oa Lesbo Tneas Lyon Deal T P McMullen Cicotte Shotten Sisler Marsans Laven Weaver Collins Jackson J. Collins Williame Ectors Hartley Fournier Schalk Marsane Weaver William Bebalk Hhite Slater Davenport Pratt Marsane Austin

Great Season for Sport Now Open

New York opens with spring optimism in amateur and professional sport. War turndown ends, Willard’s strength praised, boxing buzz around Weinert and Anderson, Moran, Fulton nicknames critiqued. University of Pennsylvania may hire Lawson Robertson as athletic coach. correction issued on mass meeting attendance. Henry Irslinger loses to Zulu Kid. Harvard to offer athletic training lectures tracing Greek roots.

New York Winter United States Jess Willard J. Franklin Baker The Blues Charlie Weinert Charles Andre Anderson Andre Jim Coffey Weinert Fred” Fulton Frank" Moran Willard University of Pennsylvania Lawson Robertson Lawson America Mike Murphy Pres Epi Ac Carnegie Hall Henry Irslinger Henry Iislinger

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