Strayers Beat Engineers 4 2 In Tight College Battle
Strayers Business College nine defeated Engineers 4 to 2 in a close contest. Key contributors included Shipley, Wilkinson, Giovannatti, and Gordon for Strayers, with Brewer and Glovanpett among Engineers. First bases on balls and errors shaped the scoring in the 40 minute game.
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Stravers Business College
Vieters
Engineers
Ore
Grertns If
Gren
Gordn
AL G4
Trans
Shipiey Giovannatt
Brewer Lite Eral
Biait
Strayers
Balle
Om Gree
Gordon Strukwut
Grey
the Gorton
Glovanpett
Grissom Douile
Lewis
Blair
Trexas Empire
Heap
Marines Coast Ballston Club In 15 To 5 Win
Marine Corps team dominated Ballston, winning 15 to 5. Key players include Walbrugge, Mims, Jarboe, Quackenbush, and Roswell. Box score shows multiple hits and scoring runs as Marines project strong form in Government League play.
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Marines
Ballston Club
Speral
Washington Post
Ballston
Marine Corps
Marines Aba
Ballston AB
ADA Walbrugge
Miller
Sneder
O Bryant Jb
Parker
Birkley
Wrazynski Rt
Jarbor
Querk Bush Ss
Hillery of Ra
Bevis Poo
Hoswell Cf
Geedwin Rf
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Aidan Marines
Bayenwastt Ballston
I Sims Strarn
Sovder
Tarkor
Wrystrushs Quackinbush
Harkin
Ceodwin Hull
Roswell
Friars—Peery
Quakenbush Bayle
Bryant
Hillerr
Russis
Torst
Jartoe
Jarboe
Saveer Trans
Hatlim Mir
Berwyn Wins First Game in Lopsided Jetco Defeat
Berwyn opened their baseball season with a decisive 9 to 2 victory over the Jetco Athletic Club of Washington. Pitcher Aitcher allowed four hits and struck out twelve, while Berwyn capitalized on Jetco errors and timely hitting for the win.
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Bersen
Berwyn
Jetco Athletic Club
Washington
Aitcher
Onis
Jetco
Bocer
Anderson
E Bauford
Tomlinson
Baber
Soltser
Fischer
Lovelesa
Turner
al Rowen
Ervant If
Johnson
Iere
Lester If
Bermyn
Burch
Turner Andersen
Spitzer Bowen Lake Johnson
Herwyn
Jeten
Dooley Bryant
Dooley
Baker J Turner Bryant Bucch
Brown Rea
Stea
Long
Balla
Rea
Brookland Wins A Pair In Pitchers Battle And Bombing Rally
Brookland Athletic Club captured two wins yesterday. In the opener Taudwig struck out fifteen and Woodson fanned eleven as Brookland defeated Hartford 4 to 1 in a pitchers duel. In the nightcap Brookland plated seven runs in seven innings to beat Alpine 7 to 4. Batteries Ludwig Beckett Buck Alpine Woodson Beck er Suber Marbie. Brookland A&A seeks more games, especially against out of town clubs. Address 1343 Hearnest Brookland DC.
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Brookland Athletic Club
Hertfordam
Alpines
Taudwig
Woodson
RHE Brookland
Hartford
Ludwig
Beckett Buck
Ola H
EOE
Rnokland
Alpine
Atterica
Bweckett
L Becker Suber
Marbie Brookland A&a
Mahoney
Hearnes Strest Brookland DC
Rex A C I S beaten by Alexandria Nine
Cardinal Athletic Club of Alexandria handed Rex Athletic Club its first defeat of the season. Both teams hit well but Alexandria clumped more key hits, with Rex AP HO 4 Cardinal ABRO A Rehrie 36 & 202 9 Bauer etc. Final line shows Alexandria 9 Rex A C 4. Errors by Long, Mata, and Devers noted. Pitchers Roy Thompson and others contributed. Time of game listed as 1 hour 10 minutes.
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Cardinal Athletic Club of
Alexandria
Rex Athletie
Rex AP
Cardinal Abro
Rehrie
Bauer
Snowden
Tong
Daughton
Nevers
Owens
Biv
Ransmann
Riston
Stringer
Tynan
Tonen
Laoag al Neves
Theo Np
Sotais
Bennie
Hata Tong Daughton
Deo Fletcher
MerHride Devers
Tyon and
Thompson
Vope
Babe Long
Lone Fletcher
eBride
Rauer Ant Deughtoo
Bebbe
Lone and Devers
Histon
Mtcher
Roy Thompson
Texas and American minor league baseball results brief
Fort Worth blanked Shreveport 3 0 while Dallas Galveston and Beaumont played. Houston won 4 1 over San Antonio with 5 4 scorelines in mixed results. Indianapolis and Cleveland posted wins as did Louisville Columbus Minneapolis and Milwaukee. Birmingham New Orleans and Nashville Chattanooga Memphis also appear with scores.
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Fort Worth
Shreveport
Dallas
Galveston
Beaumont
Houston
Ran Antonio
American Association
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Paul
Kennas City
Early Baseball Season Shows Doubt Cleared For Most Teams
The 1916 baseball season opens amid uncertainties from war and business shifts but with strong fan interest and good weather. Eleven of sixteen clubs in the two leagues split their opening records, signaling balanced early action. Philadelphia Nationals and Chicago Cubs show mixed starts. White Sox seen as contenders in the American League while Boston Red Sox impress in the National League. No-whit games, rare one-hitters, and notable baserunning feats mark opening days as Federal League also reports solid starts and growing fan engagement.
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Seldon ii
Atention
Atm
Bender
Plink
Philadelphia Nationals
Reas
Rowland
Chicago
Hoston
Barlds
Clan Rs
Rrdaack
Hinger
Twar Innel
Stallings Lad
Aso
Ty Philadelphna
Moran
Wimmang Stud
Tiihdagel
Roger Bresnanan
Theicago Cubs
Brookyns
Griffiths
Clan Hill Donovan
New York A
Meticans
Ruben Marquard
Giants
Braoklyns
Polo Grounds
Pennock
Athletics
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Eilla Massel
Yankees
Federal League
Picorityns
Joe Magee
St Lois Nationals
Benn Ricauff
Y Cars
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Champons
Jersex
Gilmore
Usda
Classic marathon entrants line up for Ashland to Boston race
The field for the 25 mile Ashland to Boston marathon includes standout runners such as Phaouard Fabre of Montreal and Jamieson of Hamilton Ontario. Other notable figures include Walter J Bell of Montreal, Chicorne of Dorchester, Charles Peres of New York, and Nick Qianahopulos with Frank Zuna of a Chicago club. Also listed are William Kennedy of the Illinois Athletic Club along with the District’s strong independent team, plus the United States Marines at Fifth Street on Florida Avenue NE today at 4:30.
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Mot Tsnen
Ashland
Boston
Lanida
Muie
Mit
Athieves
Phaouard Fabre
Montreal
Rae Ttl Jamieson
Hamilton
Ontari
Chicorne
Dorchester Club
New England
Charles Peres
New York
Brooklyn
Slavers Business College
States Marines
Fifth Street
Florida Avenue
Likely to Use Johnson Against Red Sox Today
National and American league contenders meet as Johnson and Griffsmen square off in Boston. Griffith hints at Emery ball controversy while lining up a pitching staff including Shore and Hopler for this crucial three game set.
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Red Sox
Johnson
Arrigan
Foster
Reat
Leonard
Shore
Grifffth
Emery
Griffith
Evans
Beleve
Cubs Win In Tenth On Pirate Misplay
Chicago wins 4-3 in ten innings against Pittsburgh after a misplayed grounder by Phelan sets up the decisive run. Lejeune, Gerber and Wagner delivered key hits, Bresnahan's walk and an infield out plus Goods double produced the winning tally in the tenth.
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Shinaga
Gacey
Gaynor Ort
Tohnston
Fisher
Saad
Dehulte If
Hinhman
Man Ab
Tafwne Orf
Osater Ib Sort Gerber Ah Ad
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Motarthy
Waroer
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Coore
Phelan
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Tait MiQuillan Nto
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Thad
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Kevenih
Shang
Swith i
Avon
Rane
Tejnne
Presrahan
Trrora Tahustan Cooper
Ston Dewlie
Kihang
Germer
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Fir
O Cooper
Vaughn
Mermiliaoglo
McQuilan
Cooper
Br Sicher
Carrden
Vy Vaughn
McQaitlan
Caper
Reds Gain Verdict by Timely Hitting in Slugfest
Cincinnati wins the opening game of the series against St Louis as timely hitting backs a meh pitching performance from Schneider and Dale, with Grady in the late ninth providing the stabilizing work. St Louis strands runners and Cincinnati capitalizes on miscues for a 5-2 final, featuring steals and key hits from Huggins Hyatt Griffith and Groh.
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Cincinnaty
Cincinnati
St Louis
Louis
Schneider
Manning
Dale
Glenn
Loises
St Tous
Huggins
Grenn
Olan
Togka
AL Fotat
Glen
Doak
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Herog
Groh
Mollwiz Clarke
Heck Wilson Groh
Sehnerder
Kildfer Molwitz
Wison
Hervagts
Mallwitz Groh
National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
The National League clubs standings show Boston Cleveland Detroit and others with mixed records. Yesterday Cleveland defeated Detroit 6 to 1 while St Louis beat Chicago 2 to 1. Today games include Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at St Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St Louis.
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Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Philad
Patson
Philada
Cineati
St Loe
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Hoston
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Baltimore Terrapins defeat Newark in windy conditions
Newark fell to Baltimore 12 to 5 as Earl Mosele struggled with a spitter and weak support amid high wind and dusty, poor field conditions. Baltimore used strong hitting from Quinn Suggs and Owe Moseley to edge Newark, while Missouri batteries Holt, Moran and Rariden provided backup in the shortened game.
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Newark
Baltimore Terrapins
Earl Mosele
Aeid
Baltimore
Quinn, Suggs
Owe Moseley Moran
Rariden
Empire A.C. Victor Defeats Mayflower In Baseball Tilt
Empire Athletic Club won a baseball game over Mayflower A.C. 7 to 3. Exvons pitched well for the winners while Marlower had a tough day for Mayflower. The box score lists multiple players with hits and RBIs, highlighting Nokes, Smith, and Meavery among others, as the Empire side built their lead with timely runs and strong defense.
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Empre Athletic Club
Marlower
Exvons
Stead
Fmore
Marrower
Ryan Rt
Carroll
Reagan
G Nokes
Smith
Anderson Ss
Coombs
Helnes
Tose
Meavery
Migvers
Clateham
Whitehill
McNute
Mayflower
Heaven Santh
Russell
Mowatt Stack Friore
Smlta Hermes
Pure Stack
Coombs Herse Pace
Lront
Stack
Tyour
Stark
Pace
Balf
McNutt
Helo
Hill
Indians Win Behind Mitchell Form In Shutout
Mitchell held St Louis to five scattered hits as Cleveland’s bats backed him with timely scoring. Kauffman doubled and Chapman’s error in the ninth preserved the shutout as Cleveland won 6 0. Jackson homered and Graney anchored the offense with multiple hits for Cleveland. St Louis’ Tommy Wellman took the loss.
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Balla
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Tat Kauffmans
Chaplaims
Cleveland AR Hoa Sf Louth
Leibeld
Shotten If
Sb. Turner
Austin Th A
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Dackson Rf
Rawffmer
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Pratt
Oo Agnow
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Mitchell
Wedlmar Mp
BRIN
Meanens
Wellmag
St Louis
Turner
Chapman Jackson
Anutman Terrors
Eibeld
Bapmar
Neil
Walla
Lerbeld
Weilman
Incings
Fleveland
Halla
Wetman
Om Remneaa
Whitehell
Wellman
St Dominics Win After Uphill Fight
St Dominics rallied from an eight run handicap to beat Trinity 14 to 14 in a free hitting game. Key players included six hit leader Poore Yeult A Smith Callahan and Kane with multiple RBIs as St Dominics pulled ahead late and secured the victory in a tense contest.
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Tints
Kame Prer
Ais
Crimty
Denes Sra
Atranttss
Feouassen
Callahan
Kane
Henlock
Burbe
Jordan
Winnime
Gantt Teunisen
Hvar Poore
Smith Cailaian Rane
Gerard
Gerardi Bi
Pityeerth
Hr Triere
Gan
Torando Gerard
Breer -Vilrgerald
Gerardi Vouble
Weld
Henloth
Mursia
Hans
Franked league results with multiple city matchups
In a Federal League update several results and upcoming fixtures appear. Baltimore defeated Brooklyn while Chicago and Newark posted wins, with St Louis and Buffalo also noted. Remaining matchups include Baltimore at Newark and Brooklyn at Buffalo with dates implied.
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Brooklyn
Prtteharah FC
Chicago
Baltimore
BK City
Air Buffalo
Newark
St Tone
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pittshers
Buffalo
Elberfeld Signed as Outfielder by Chattanooga Club
Elberfeld named as outfielder for the Chattanooga base ball club of the Southern Association. Murphey Currie released. Currie came from Kavidgen College in North Carolina. Elberfeld formerly managed the local team in 1913. Raleigh Hotel baseball team issues challenge to local nines. manager W C Holtzclaw listed.
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Murphey
Currie
Norman Elberfeld
Thehattanooga Baseball Club
Southern Association
Kavidgen College
North Carolina
Felderfeld
Raleigh No
Raleigh Hotel
Ita
W C Holtzclaw
Seven Races at Havre de Grace Harnessed for Turf
Havre de Grace card lists seven races with notable runners Norse King and Protector among favorites. Trainer and jockey lineups are noted, with wagers and possible upsets highlighted as a packed program unfolds.
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Saiz
Uo Hidug
Teenie Bas
Bg Ab
Admiasion Grandstand
Ini Badd Ko
Grand Circuit Races At New York State Fair Highlights Rich Stakes
Forty thousand dollars in purses and prizes for the annual Grand Circuit races at the New York State fair next September. The Empire State stake leads with 40000 for 21 trotters, plus 11 pace for 5000, 2 4 trot for yearlings 2000, 220 trot for green horses 1600, and other events totaling 3099 and 000 in pace.
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Empire State
Racing Entries and Odds From Todays Meet
A crowded program lists multiple races from four furlong sprints to seven furlong tests. Entries include horses such as Wat Inlet, Golden Tit, Surewshire, Aldeharan, Hauberk, Dinah Da, and The Manger with various weights and post positions. Officials and trainers are named in the scattered notes alongside odds and claiming hints for the day’s card.
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Havie de Grace
Roof Kitchen
Saban
Careo Ify
Farlangs
Martin
ST Hewrara
Nore Hing
Gino Tol
Lele
Ralho
York Lad
Loverlane
Lord Marshall
Otte Biato
Audie View
Haven
James
Shrewsbury
Jefferson
Carter
Hign Lide
Hoapps
Scannell champion leads New Varn Ayr event
ABrooklyn team slated to meet Marslard in a forthcoming match. The piece notes Scannell’s victory and lists participants, including Walter Smith and others, with scattered references to venues and dates.
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