Georgetown Baseball Surprises With Young Core Faces Yale and Princeton
Georgetown's college baseball team, rebuilt after a mass disqualification of last year's players, has impressed early with a young nucleus led by Larry Drennan and new pitchers Cantwell Montgomery and Cargovan. The squad, showing steady improvement, faces Yale and Princeton with optimism as Hart and Martell depart and Mahoney captains the infield.
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Hyde Park Highchool
Chicago
Maycock
Holy Cross
Hub Hart
Martell
Mudd
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Mahoney
Tre
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Xeheller
Howard Smith
Vader
Morgan
Baseball Notes Highlighting Players and Managers
The column covers player movements and evaluations across leagues. It mentions Tich Thoney in Toronto, Comiskey’s ownership ties to Washington and Philadelphia, and potential St Louis Cardinal pitching prowess. It notes Olmstead released to Kansas City, Nealon’s strong form for Pittsburgh, and James signing for Indianapolis. It also discusses manager opinions on the American League pennant race with McGraw and Philadelphia praise for Chick Thomas and notable Jones family members in MLB.
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Elooser
Washington
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Grille
Toledo
Ficher Olmstead
Boston Americans
Louisville
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Nealon
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Mts
Kansans
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Jesse
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Cincinnati
Coruiskey
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Athenson
McGraw
Cat Easiy
Chick" Thomas
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Chicago White Sox
Davy Jones
Detroits
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St. Louis Browns
Charley Jones
Washingtons
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Miter Rlelders
Lawrence J. Rice
Mal
Cornell
Waterbury
Tee
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Eyal
Brooklyn Magle
Chicago Beats Cleveland In Twelve Innings Thriller
Chicago defeats Cleveland 7 to 6 in a twelve inning game. A late seventh inning rally tied the score before Chicago won on a bases loaded walk, sacrifice, and double. Attendance: 17,900. Other notes: Detroit tops St. Louis 4 to 3 as errors cost St. Louis. Jacobsen held Detroit to win. Donohue struggled for St. Louis.
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National League results and standings from yesterday game
In St Louis 7 Cincinnati 6 and Chicago 3 Pittsburg 1 with Brooklyn at New York and Philadelphia at Boston. Standings show New York Chicago and Boston chasing, while St Louis claimed a win in a roughly pitched game in Cincinnati attended by about 12 000. Details include line scores with Barry hitting a home run and Delehanty DeWell among several players collecting hits.
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Pitchers Battle Ends In Chicago Win Over Pittsburg
In a well played game Chicago outpitched Pittsburg with timely hitting by Evera and Kling. Attendance 14 900. Chicago 3 Pittsburg 1. Errors costly on both sides. Wicker and Philippe pitched. Umpire Johnstone. Time 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Nealon
Tinher
Leach
Ol Ritchey
Ob Gibson
Wicker
Alvnpipge
J. Pittsburg
National baseball league lifts age limit as Trinity withdraws
The Marquette Baseball League board at St. Martin's Hall last evening removed the age cap allowing players over eighteen. Trinity's withdrawal left a vacancy that the St. Peter's team filled as the lineup rearranged.
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Serentefore
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el. Toir
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King Opens Olympic Games in Athens Ceremony
The 1906 Games opened with a royal procession as King George declared the Olympics open in a marble stadium. Queen Alexandra and the Prince of Wales attended alongside Greek royalty and many dignitaries while 60,000 spectators welcomed the parade of 0 competitors and a gymnastic display marked the day.
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United States
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Greeca
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Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince Laws of Battenberg
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Greece
George
Big Circus Coming to Washington May 14 and 15
The Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth returns to town on Monday and Tuesday May 14 and 15 with an expanded, sensational program. Highlights include The Limit high risk auto aerials and new European novelties, plus a military pageant of Manchurian tableaux and a host of world class acts. No parade due to the scale of the exhibition.
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le Tourbillon de la Mart
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Roosevelt
Manchuria
Montana DAR Delegate Becomes Supreme Court Admittant Lawyer
Montana woman Mrs Eila Snowles Haskell, delegate to the Daughters of the American Revolution congress, will be admitted to practice before the U S Supreme Court. She formerly pursued a romantic and professional career, including serving as assistant attorney general to her husband from 1892 to 1896. After they divorced she practiced law independently.
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Severe hailstorm damages Norfolk crops in county
A fierce hailstorm hit Norfolk County late in the afternoon causing extensive damage to truck crops. Ground was covered inches deep with hail, wrecking strawberries, cabbage, peas, and beans at vulnerable growth stages. Some fields destroyed while the full extent remains to be learned. The hailstones were plentiful though not unusually large, falling as thick as rain.
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Navy challenges Harvard for second crew race
The Naval Academy at Annapolis has sent a challenge to Harvard Varsity for a race between the Navy second crew and Harvard second crew at Annapolis on May 19 or May 23. The challenge was delivered through Mr Newhall of Harvard Varsity, who was in Annapolis Saturday. The race would replace the planned Navy-Columbia second-crew race.
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