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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
8
Catholic University to Boost Black and Red Baseball Prospects
A chaotic Notre Dame linked report notes James McIntyre to coach Catholic University for the season while Welly’s accident delays outdoor work. Detroit New York Chicago Cleveland Boston Cincinnati St Louis lead standings as Brooklyn meets New York and Boston hosts Philadelphia. Dr. George A. Dougherty donates $1000 to improve University Field ahead of a Chestertown trip with McIntyre joining the team.
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The
Athletic Association Yeaterday
McMahod Stall
James MoIntyes
Notre Dame
Catholic University
McIntyre
Mike Thompson
Washington
Heather
George A. Dougherty
Chestertown
Brookland
Automobile World reports new car ventures and sales
The Wilson Company announces the KrIT Auto Sales venture with Raymond holding manager duties at the Imperial garage. The KrIT car features a 221 2 horsepower engine, three point suspension, selective transmission, water cooling, Bosch magneto, and a 9 1/2 inch wheel base. price set at 300 dollars. Fred Lincoln, touring in the Pickwick with Mrs Lincoln and Dr and Mrs Carrico, visits burgs. The Zell Motor Car Co showroom on New York Avenue hosts multiple local motorists including Lee Lorimer with a Chalmers 30 Blue Wind Racer. An Amplex roadster arrives, Pearl white finish, large fuel and oil tanks, and a Heylinder engine promising 75 mph. Maryland agents Baumann & Lilly demonstrate the Washington car as locals attend technical-school invitations.
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New Automobile
Hag
Will Ranche
Thomas W
Zell Motor Car Company
New York Avenue
Lee Lorimer
Chalmers
Washington
Wilson Company
Sox Avenge Nationals 10 2 In Boston Tilt
Washington starter Walte held the Red Sox to two runs in the first inning but Boston answered with five in the second and went on to rout the Nationals 10 to 2. Speaker starred with two hits and two runs while Groom's wild pitching aided Boston and Jake Stahl homered with three men aboard as wind aided several balls to left field.
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Washington Post
Boston
Red Sox
Washington
Nationals
McConnell
Speaker Sa
Wagger
Speaker
Walker
Groom
Red Flox
Ithan
Barger
Harger
Felding
Sox
Ip Rivers
Carlyon
Karger
Jake Stahl
Feld
Ninth Street
Arong
Hooper
Tris Speaker
Milan
Amby
Lord
McBride
Stahl
Wagner
Street
Ethier
Schaefer
Carrigan
Corrigan
Jake ‘Stahl
Geesler
Unglaub
Lelivelt
Boaton
Niles
Bascom
Wiles
Ong
Sterling
Horton
Stahle
Devanth
Hberfeld
Unglauh
McBrides
Rosto
Jimmy McAleer
Jimmy
Connelly
Tommy
Red
Mationala
Géssler
Kuliter
Gealer
Krent
Baseball Scorecard Fragment Reflects Jumbled Play by Walker Upset
A noisy OCR snippet shows a baseball scorecard with unclear player names and misread lines. It mentions Walker, Groom, Washington, Karger, and Brock with scattered innings and base events. Umpires listed as Moarra Coselly and Ween Thine appear amid garbled timing notes.
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Walker
Groom
Garten Mie
Karner
Heepsr
Lr Hurton
Py Walker
Karger
Brock
Wid ieeh—Groom
Moarra
Coselly
Ween Thine
Pame
Cainutes
McAleer in the Stand Sparks Washington Tilt
Washington fans saw Jimmy McAleer clash with umpire Connelly during a rough game. The Nationals were swept 3-1 in the series, with hot hitting from Geisler, Kuliter, and a long Kinfer triple. Elberfeld and Germany Schaefer had quieter days as Walker exited early amid the Sox onslaught. Local sentiment labeled Washington the fastest yet troublemaking lineup.
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Walker
Dall
Germany
Schaefer
Elberfeld
Connelly
Tommy
Dedication Game Lifts Tigers Over Naps In One Sided Rout
Detroit tops Cleveland 7 0 in the opening of the new Cleveland park with a ceremonial flag raising. Aug Herrmann and Ban Johnson participate as Detroit players handle the mound and key plays. Bases filled and errors hinder Cleveland while Detroit attacks early and late.
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Tigers
Cleveland
Chile
Detroit
August Herrmann
Chaiman
National Commission
Ban B. Johnson
American League
Feld
Johnson
Herrmann
Washington
Philadelphia
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NNT
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Odeo OS Oog
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Delbanty
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Stanae
Weil
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Clarke
Young
Noyes
Ball Park
Kling Says He Will Report Threat to Suspend Reinstatement
Kling announces he will report on a threat to suspend the recent reinstatement in a famed baseball case, signaling potential new action. The move could affect the status of the reinstatement and ongoing proceedings in the case.
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Kling
Baseball row shows players tangled in suspension threat
Cleveland reports indicate John Kling was warned by Herrmann of the national baseball commission to report to the Chicago No- Ford team or risk reinstatement suspension. King said he would travel to Chicago to join the Chicago Nations League squad once arriving, signaling tense moves in early pro baseball.
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Cleveland
Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
John Kling
St. Louis
Chicago
Ford
Morgan
Kansas City
Tobn King
Associated Press
Af Prest
Bent Herrmann
New York Beats Philadelphia 1 0 In Pitchers Battle
New York defeats Philadelphia 1 to 0 as Ford earns nine strikeouts and no walks. Walter doubled and stole third to spark the run in the first inning, with Chase later scoring on a punt. Morgan limits Philadelphia to few baserunners in a brisk early game.
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New York
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Chase
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Phildelphia
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Baker
Colllay
Davia
Staton Dasee
Wolter
Hartnel
Anid Collins
Gauer
Browns Win in Eighth in St. Louis Rally
St. Louis defeated Chicago 4-0 in the eighth inning rally. Manager O'Conner, first home appearance as St. Louis skipper, received a roving cup and flowers while Mayor Kreismann threw the first ball amid a large crowd enforcing ground rules.
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Cubs Have Easy Time With New York Here Today Fans Hints
The article previews a baseball series between the Chicago Cubs and New York Highlanders in Boston. It notes uncertain pitching form for Chicago, discusses expected pitchers Groom Walker and Vaughn, and mentions Seaver and Lelivelt among players. It also cites weather impact on pitchers and analyzes past performances against strong teams, with commentary on New York’s pennant prospects and the series outlook.
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Jed Grnlo
Boston
Washington
Eve Woll
New Yorks
New York
Stallings
Philadelphia
Highlanders
Medlear
Oberlin
Reisling
Walker
Avha
Vaugh
Nationals
Pirates Rally To Beat St Louis In Home Opener
Pittsburg opens its home season with a 4 to 3 victory over St Louis as Adams shines on the mound. A late local rally in the sixth gave the lead, Phillippe doubled in the seventh to seal the win. Wilson suffered a severe internal injury after a sensational catch. The crowd braved cold, wet fields to witness the pennant ceremony, which began with a flag hoisted upside down.
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Nationals face homestand stretch before New York and Philadelphia trip
A stretch of eight consecutive home games precedes a seven day swing to New York and Philadelphia with two series in New York and Boston to follow. Pitching dominates recent outcomes as Boston hitters pound Walker and Groom while Nationals rely on strong pitching to stay in the race. Ha Walsh has not regained his early form after two games.
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Seaves
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Ha Walsh
Moren Drives In Run as Philadelphia Edges Brooklyn
Moren singled and scored the lone Philadelphia run on a three bagger off a Daubert throw, as Philadelphia holds Brooklyn to errorless ball in a tight 1-0 game. Wilhelm pitched for Brooklyn and Moren drove in the run with the only hit and is credited with Moren's heroics in a one run victory.
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Philadelphia
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Euladelphia
Giants Win Over Boston In Hard Fought Game
New York defeats Boston 3 to 2 with Marquard pitching and Doyle batting in a tightly contested game. Marquard twists ankle but stays, Doyle hits a home run, and New York wins in front of a small crowd. Logan named captain of Yale baseball team succeeding resigning Stephen Philbin.
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