Washington Nationals Win in Cold Chill Tussle
The Nationals defeated the Boston Americans 1 to 0 as Winter pitched a spitball masterclass amid frigid conditions. Despite four fumbles and heavy cold, Washington capitalized on an early error by Jones and held on with strong infield defense and timely bunts to secure the win.
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Jones
Washington
Boston
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Winter
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Mullen
New England
Parent
Hill
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Lachance
Wolfe
Chick Stahl
Hner
Garland Stahl
Collins
Freeman
Buskuth
Nationals edge Boston as Winter carves tight win
Washington tops Boston in a tense 1 0 final, Jones sprinting to score on a Stahl grounder and Winter handling seven innings with steady work. Cassidy and Mullen spark early bats, Cassaday solid in right, and Jones and Stahl spark the defense as Boston struggles in chilly conditions.
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Parent
Hill
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Cassidy
Mullen
Cassaday
Winter
Boston
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Huelsmans
Ferris
Nationals
Kittredge
Boston Nationals Beat Brooklyn In Home Opener
Boston Nationals defeat Brooklyn 4 to 2 in the home opener. Young pitched his first Boston appearance, striking out six and scattering hits. Brooklyn errors aided Boston with runs in the fifth and seventh. Attendance about 1,400. Players listed include Cannall, Sheckard, Tenney, Lumley, Abshire, Batch, Wolverton, Owens, Barclay, Lewis, Sharpe, Dobbs, Lauthorn, McGawell, Needham, Ritter, and McIntire. Time of game 1 hour 35 minutes.
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Owens
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Williams College to Clash with Georgetown in Afternoon Game
Williams College nine meets Georgetown this afternoon at 4 15 on Georgetown Field. Williams brings a strong batting and fielding squad led by pitcher Wadsworth and catcher captain McCarthy in his fourth season. Georgetown counters with White or Drennon, the latter a Washington lad who held North Carolina to two hits last Friday.
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Pennsylvan ia Wins Ten Inning Baseball Clash
In Philadelphia on April 18, the University of Pennsylvania beat Williams College after ten innings, 8 to 4. Williams tied the game in the seventh with timely hitting, then Pennsylvania produced a single, a sacrifice, and another single to clinch. Umpire Mr. Moran. Also notes include Metropolitan League opening with six District colored teams and Kentucky University defeating Virginia Military Institute 9 to 7.
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Amateur Baseball Plans Youth Teams for 1905
The Highlanders reorganize for 1905 seeking games with squads averaging 16 to 17 years. Metropolit an Baptist team of the Church League to play Dolphins at the former grounds on Fourteenth and A streets northeast this evening. Trinity Athletic Association forms a Trinity Church team for the Sunday school League and seeks practice games with local clubs averaging 17 years. Weather Bureau messengers form a season team and invite challenges from teams averaging 17 years. Contact B. Dickenson 210 Ninth Street NE. M. D. Helm Jr. 24 FE Street NW. G. Rausch US Weather Bureau.
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Davidson Falls to Virginia in Pitchers Battle 4 3
Davidson College drops final game of northern trip as Virginia wins in the ninth. Pollard of Davidson allows two hits to Vail five. Fetzer drives in runs, Council scores two and Mason singles home the tying and winning runs. Richmond?
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Latton Boses
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Mr. Watters
George Washington Loses To Washington and Lee In Baseball
George Washington University loses to Washington and Lee by 6 to 3 at Lexington. Burkett hits a ninth inning homer, Chilton and Thomas strong until late. Also notes Philadelphia Giants vs Howard University, and Kernan’s Lyceum wrestling results with Carbino and Rob Roy Mackay.
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Prep Interclass Meet at Georgetown Won by Class of 1915
Georgetown University held the prep interclass meet on Georgetown Field amid a cold wind. The class of 1915 won with 62 points, the class of 1908 took second with 45. Von Schrader swept multiple events including 106 yard dash 220 hurdles and pole vault, H Reilly captured the 380 and mile run, O Gorman won shot put, Montgomery won 44 and high jump, with Dugan, Pallen, Giblin, and others placing in various events. Medals and prizes from Tappan and Saks accompanied the awards.
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Yale Faces Penn Over Alleged Biting Incident At Swim Meet
New Haven April 18 Yale swimmers denied charges from Pennsylvania athletes that a Yale rival bit Thomas B. MacDonald the Penn goalkeeper during last Saturday's Philadelphia meet. Yale coach Max Schwartz cited extreme roughness by Penn swimmers and said Yale will remove Penn from its visiting list. He also accused Penn players of losing temper and injuring Yale manager Curtiss.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Thomas
MacDonald
Pennsylvania
Max Schwartz
Schwartz
Yasebo
Ward and Wright Win National Doubles Tennis Final
Ward and Beals C Wright, the national doubles champions, defeated Grant and Dewhurst in the indoor tournament final at St Nicholas Rink New York on April 13. Their superb racquet work kept deuce to a minimum across three sets, with Dewhurst from the University of Pennsylvania taking most of the points.
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New Steamer for Norfolk for Daylight Excursions
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co orders a new 250 foot steamship from Newport News builders at an estimated cost of 200000 dollars. The vessel will carry eight large parlors and a wide saloon for private parties, speeds between eighteen and twenty miles per hour, no staterooms, and will enable daylight trips from Washington to Norfolk during the James town exposition. Joshua Selvy colored, convicted in Police Court of keeping a speakeasy, sentenced to nine months in district jail after marked money and whisky delivery incident.
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Norfolk and Washington, Steamboat Company
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Liningston
Selvey
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Agnew's Cure for the Heart testimonial from Brussels
Margaret Smith of Brussels Ontario credits Agnew's Cure for the Heart with rapid relief in 30 minutes during a period of heart trouble and nervousness. She says after using four bottles she has never felt better in her life and endorses the remedy. Sold by P. G. Affi.
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Margaret Smith
Brussels
P. G. Affi
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