Baseball scorecard fragment with league results
Partial sports update shows American League standings and results with teams Detroit New York Washington Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Cleveland and St. Louis, plus scattered game notes. Mentions dates and venues including home and away games and pairings like Detroit at Cleveland and Chicago at St Louis.
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Wushington
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
St Lonia
Cathedral School Nine Shortstop Breaks Ankle In Drizzling Game
Cathedral School shortstop Lewis Fixen suffered a broken ankle yesterday afternoon sliding into third base in the first inning of the game against Briand School. He was carried from the field and taken to the school, out for the remainder of the season. The contest ended 10 to 8 in favor of Cathedral amid a drizzle, and Burglary of Cathedral players reported.
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Cathedral School
Lewis Fixen
Briandy
Fixen
Sencos
Friends School
Bohol
Sean
Oswarteal
Osure
Roberen
Tenea Ct
Ormond E
Tras
Senos
Yytasde
Clark
Sanitwarps
Brookes
Besos
Benall
Robert Hasmoade Om Dreckoy
Wioberta i
Ruck Feisty Brooks
Tokerty
Sool
Murphy
Saerifon fir—Roberts Snorlbes Nais
Marphy
National League standings and yesterday’s results
The snippet shows NL team records and results with New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louis, Brooklyn and Boston mentioned. It references yesterday’s scores including New York versus Chicago and Boston against St Louis, plus Brooklyn, indicating a summary of recent results and current standings.
Kling to Perform in Vaudeville Faces Commission Action
National League President Lynch says Johnny Kling may face further action for defying the league and playing vaudeville after refusing to report to the Chicago club. He urges Chairman Herrmann to stop Kling and reopen the case if he does not report at once.
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New York
Apri
Lynch
National League
Johnny Kling
Chicago
National Commission
Cubs
Herrmann
Pational
Gincinnat
Kling
Bute Jeaqun
Armour Insures Toledo Mud Hen Players Team
Toledo Ohio April 20 President William Armour of the Toledo American Association club insured every Mud Hen player to guard against a pulled blade on road. Policies payable to the club president. Also Frank Gotch says plans for his title bout with Zbysko are not yet fixed and he is in strong form.
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Dolly Grays
Gray
Brest
Cat
Tnacause
Elberfeld
Washington
FP Dorsett Agency Picks Courier Car Line at Show
The FP Dorsett Company becomes the Courier car dealer with a Stoddard Dayton built model arriving in two weeks. AD Carpenter plans a Borate trip Saturday to inspect Babcock Electric Company’s storage garage project. Visitors saw a Chalmers Blue model and Zot Motor Car Company vehicle as the exhibition runs through the week.
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FP Dorsett Company
Stoddard Dayton Company
AD Carpenter
TP Dorsett Company
Borate
Babcock Electric Company
Chalmers
Zot Motor Car Company
Tour cars and motorcycles sell to named buyers in early reports
Miller Brothers report sales of Fora touring cars to FB Weaver P J Walsh and E E Stopking. They also list Jan motorcycles with one and two horsepower variants credited to Paul Arager Faker William McKay and J Sheridan Early. Last year Europe roads attract more American travelers than ever. Pierce Arrow notes many cars heading to Paris by April 1. Elberfeld makes home, Tabasco Eng hits the speaker head, and Boston beats Washington as McAleer’s team humbles Red Sox with hits and errors in a chaotic Armory Club night.
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AuMler Brothers
FB Weaver
P J Walsh
E E Stopking
Miller Brothers
Paul Arager
Faker
William McKay
J Sheridan
Europe
Pierce-Arrow
Pean
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company
Avenue de 14
Paris
Goas. Ag
Washington Post
Boston
Washington
S. Taylor
Armory Club
Red Sox
Nationals
McAleer
Dolly Gray
Stahl
Dally
Theo Milan
McConnell
Gray
Leroy
Schaefer
Leltvelt
Elberfeld
Germany
Geven
Nat Yorks
Smith
Yor Sue
le Koy
Ray Collins
McConnnell
Sishi
Lord
Dolly
Dhe Ang
Milan
Leliwelt
Ebherfelds
Gesslér
McBride
Hooper
Gensler Thon
Leltvelts
Gilbertel
Niles
Lelivelt
Une le Hoy
Berfelds
Lord Stahl
Wagner
Naturals
McAless
Ban Johnson suspends manager Jim McAleer indefinitely
Special to The Washington Post from Chicago reports President Ban Johnson of the American League suspended Washington club manager Jim McAleer indefinitely for a breach of rules alleged during the closing innings of the afternoon game. Details were not learned, Johnson left the city for Cleveland’s opener, and Secretary McRoy noted the suspension as the first of the season.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League
Jim McAleer
Washington Club
Connelly
Dingen Tharge McAleer
Johnson
Cleveland
McAleer
McRoy
Joss Pitches No Hit Game For Cleveland
Cleveland’s Elongated Twyrler blanks the White Sox 1 to 0 in a hard fought chapter of baseball. Three reach base, two on balls, one error, and one third base. only Jossie’s star fielding and timely defense preserve the gem.
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Cleveland
White Sox
Chicago
Aaile Jaas
Oaly
Py Bredley
Jopssige
Azsjats
Belder
Burrows
Parent
Ooco Oita Stete Ae Purtol
Uistaasheas
Poluta
ELI Chicage
Aretley and
Turner
Chlanco
Jou
Birmingham
White
Saas F
Iewara Ferrio
Laughlin
Ter ee Hits Off Wiltse In Boston Slugfest
New York pitcher Wiltse shuts down Boston as the Giants win 4 to 9 in the season opener. Beaton and Speaker spark the Red Sox with late-game threats, while Mattern and Merkle pace New York's offense amid a high-scoring, error-filled game and chaotic scoring sequence.
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New York
Boston
Giants
Wiltse
Eiberfeld
Mattern
Hersog
Wille
Myers
Beaton AB EG & Gh
Odeytin
Martell
Omery
Toten
Alety Inntog
Hyens
Tnning Beaton
Ram—Samour Devito Ui Merkle
Derlin Wittse
Blolay Hasee
Murray Gertin Lert
Firat
Priors
Boslot
New Yorke
Bridwell
Merjos
Ety Syite
Mattara
Messra Eigler
Bunslie
Notes of the game from The Washington Post
The Wallonala cut loose with the stick and all pitchers looked on as Everetla, Leivalt, Geasler, Schafer, and Unglaub contributed, with Schaefer and Unglaub handling sacrifices. Bartow's drama highlighted a rough, high tempo contest as Miles and Gante stood out on defense.
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Penial
Washington
Beaton
Wallonala
Eivertela
Leivalt
Geasler
Schaefer
Unglaub
Nat Washington
Bartow
Pat Kwelve
Dad Miles
Gante
Bender Shuts Out Yankees as Phila Wins Opener
Philadelphia defeats New York 9 to 2 in the league opener. Bender held the visitors scoreless through seven, scattering hits with men on base. Doyle and Philadelphia hitters combined for timely hits, while Barry injured his leg fielding a grounder and left the game.
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Bender
New York
Philadelphia
Beter
New Yorks
Doyle
Barry
Abe de Phila
BO Wideriel
Baker
Rus-Colling Baker Davie
Metunez Thowes
Walter Foster
Banridee
Mis
Diyis Murphy
Spritesy—Hartes
Broton Rasey
Cree “Collins
Hevis
Davis
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Davis Lote
Basok
Philedelphia
Firet Tulsa
Doze
Aif Bender
Ada
Extor
Philadelphie
Gander
Messra, Egan
Eveny Tiste
Mionter
Cubs Have Close Call In St Louis Rain Delay Hearings
In St Louis three Chicago runners stood on bases in the eighth as umpire Day halted play to permit a team request after Beaumont’s third inning homer and Evers’ late run gave Chicago a 6 4 lead. Pfeister exited with bases loaded as Overall forced two runs with two walks. The game ended with Chicago holding a 6 to 4 edge.
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Lush
Piisier
Holger
Olesth
Bresatian
Holewitt
Barbeda
Heaupont
Wloinfelat
Toker
Sgerifes Hite
Beautoat Tinker
Needham
Hofman
Tolen Tige
Evers
Bedam
Halle
Protetar
Lord
Biener
Hiéger
Calvage
Moana
Lyveh
National League
Amphras
Lynch
St Louis
Perhepa Neeiiiesn
Heart Remedy Claims Rapid Relief by Agnes Lewis
Agnes Lewis of Lawrence Kansas reports dramatic improvement after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy. She says it helps her sleep, eat, and work better after years of weakness and shortness of breath with exertion and anger. The ad promises the first bottle will benefit or money returned.
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Miles
Agnes Lewis
Lawrence
Kans
Muew
Philadelphia Beats Brooklyn in 7-2 Opening NL Tilt
Philadelphia prevailed 7 to 2 over Brooklyn as Rucker struggled and Bates doubled, with solid hitting backing McQuillan. The long report covers lineup details, plate appearances, and game time, noting era style play and postgame notes.
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Brooklyn
Prujadelphia
Bates
Bell End
Barger
McQuillan
Nith Aba Qal
Brovin Aba
Burd
Nate
Grant
Philadelthia
Hell
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Ruther
Anektr
Nationals rally for easy win boost in spring confidence
Sporting comment notes Washington’s convincing victory after two defeats, praising pitching, defense, and team spirit. It highlights McAleer’s solid start, Gray’s left handed value, and the enhanced outlook as Washington primed for a strong run in the Eastern division, with Boston and Philadelphia looming rivals.
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Jed Grillo
Nationals
Bostongs
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
McAleer
Rain Halts Game Between Banks in Wet Ball Match
Rain stopped the game yesterday between American Security and National City Bank in the Bankers' League, in the fourth inning with the score 4 to 0. Wild pitching and many errors due to a wet ball hampered both sides, while Elberfeld and Lyveh are mentioned in context of league rules and team changes.
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American Security
Natany City Bank
Stuat
National City Bank
Bankers' League
Rawlings
Eddie Scharf
National City
Came
Georgetown Defeats Galtaulet On Hilltop Diamond In Dramahag Game
Georgetown won a tense afternoon contest on the Hilltop diamond, defeating Galtaulet 6 to 4. Pitcher G. O’Connor tossed a strong game, allowing five hits and escaping tight spots, while Georgetown capitalized on Galludet errors and timely hits to break a 1-1 tie in the fifth and seventh innings.
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Agora
Connor
Birek
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Wee
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Feenan
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Ocopner Hunt
Peenan
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Billy Sitterding
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Hunt
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Gibson
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