Juniors Win Another Over Washington School Team
J C Juniors defeated Washington School for Boys second team 47 to 5 showing strong hitting and solid fielding from St John’s youths. Murphy led with a triple and single, Maloney and Lynch turned a double play, and the game featured efficient baserunning and aggressive defense throughout.
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St. John's
Washington School
St John's
Washington School For
Vermont Avenue
Mie
Murphy
Maloney
Lynch
J. C
Abhoal
Boys
Uflowerraap
oBurke
Townsend
Clark
Denmao
Fof Orme
OlMsde
Otea
Ka Bob & JC Juniora
Wees Leer
EN ‘Washington School For
Runa
Ryel
Babbington
E. Orme
Harney
Donahue
G. Orme
Barke
Curtis Lehman
Hide
Weahington Hehoot
S J
Bae Matones
Tero-bane
Sanrifire
Elarnon
Curtis
Lyncy
Orme
Hervey
Flowerran
Kington
Mr Shannon
Octagons Defeat Utopians On Ruppert Field 24 to 7
Octagons lead Temple League with decisive win over Utopians at Ruppert Field. Heavy hitters Marx and Elseman featured as the winners build a safe early lead with four runs in the first and five in the second, while errors plagued both sides in a lopsided contest.
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Ruppert
Octas Gang
Utopians
Marx
End Elseman
Octagons
Cohen
M. Fisher
Dammen
Elxeman
King
D Stern
Olsteiner
Fim
Stern
W Cohen
Damman
Br Stern
Fishe
Fisher
Saoger Tha
Talala
Bloomingdales Win Another In Five-Inning Game
Bloomingdale Athletic Club defeated Brookland Methodist Church 4 to 1 on the Catholic University field in Brookland in a well played five inning game. Conover and Marsden delivered key hits and W Keller starred at first. Trevers will pitch for Bloomingdale today at McDevitt's Field in a matchup with the Congressionals.
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Brookland
Bloomingdales
Barnhart
Catholc University
Brooklyn Methodist Episcopal Church
Conover
Marsden
W. Keller
Bloomingdale Athletic Club
Congressionals
Mmcdevitt
Trevers
Wycomingdae Athletic Club
Brookland Methodist Church
Herrhart
Fegan
C Kester
I Cord
Bruce Bielaski
Burkett Pitches Good Ball as Massanutten Beats Baltimore City College
Special to The Washington Post Woodstock Va April 22 The Massanutten baseball team defeated Baltimore City College 3 to 0 Burkett of Massanutten struck out fifteen batters and allowed three hits Richardson of Baltimore City College struck out seven and allowed three hits Baltimore City College plays Edenburg tomorrow
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Massanutten
Baltimore City
Washington Post
Woodstock
Baltimore City College
Burkett
Massannutten
Richardson
Baltimore Cy College
Edenburg
Amateurs seek district softball games for youth teams
A jumble of notices shows many amateur clubs wanting games with teams averaging age around eleven to seventeen years. Names and addresses appear for the Golden Valleys, the Ghles School, the Maryland Athlete Club, the Little Potatoes, the Potomarc Athletic Club, the Braddocks, the Woodlands, and the Carlisle Athletic Club among others, with managers listing ages and contact streets in the District.
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Golden Valleys
Ryan
W. Grint
I. W. Grist
Pirst Street
Ghles
CAO
Jon Sprocescr
Geraci
Maryland
Toams
Charles W. Douglass
Twenth Street
Little Potatoes
St Patrik
Sam
Latimer
Averaginh
Albert Sam
Eighth Street
Potomar Athletic Club
Potomac Stars
Potatacs
Berger
Atrast
Braddocks
Crana
Adams
Harry Cxeh
Watt Street
The
Woodlands
Yall
Inne Unral
LocMer
Witaon
Price
Tanner
Htcherk
Sullivan
Ehrmantraut
Pee
Ate
Hendy
Kenner
da Kelly
Jack
Mery
Woot
Addrésa
Lowell Price
Wheeler
Lawton
Heary
Francia P. Dally
N Street
Carlisle Athletic Club
St. Patrick's
Carlistes
Ike
Orminge
Costas
Feam
Carlialé
Frould Ike
Ayringa
Hartlaon
Wait
Baker
Turner
Robliton
Inte Bell
Atabtogt
Norton
Molin
Pennaylania Avenus Southeast
Washington Defeated by Athletics in Close League Tilt
Washington trouble began with Plank in old form and six runs allowed in four innings. Graham relieved late, Altizer and Anderson sparked a Washington rally, but Philadelphia held on to win 8 to 7 behind timely hits and strong fielding. Attendance 4,728 at Philadelphia.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Washington
Charley Hickman
Nationals
Plank
Ganley
Seybold
Blaffy
Graham
Altizer
Lord
I Seybold
Socks
Anderson
Altiger
Dygert
Jimmy
Hickman
Tyo
Athletics
Davis
Lave
Murphy
Schreck
Perrine
Warner
Monte
A. E Garney
Schlafly
L Cross
Alizer
Hesaon
Oy Smith
Hartsel
Cross
Beybold
Behroeh
Knight
Smith
J Hartse
Fuie
Granam
Imiinge
Seybatd
M. Crosa
M. Cross
Day
Philadelphie
Pizak
Wesinchiar
Iitaham
Dypert
Gupire
Mr. Leans
Keeler's Bat Ends Fray in Uphill New York Win
New York Americans edge Boston in a long game on April 22. Keeler drives in the decisive run in the ninth after Winter exits in the sixth, with Unglaud and Parent among the standout hitters. Both teams total eight runs in a tense NHW matchup.
Tigers Pound Rhoades in Free-Hitting Detroit Tilt
Detroit defeated Cleveland in a high scoring game led by McIntyre Crawford and Birmingham. Kilian's pitching, fielding miscues, and a late surge by Detroit produced a 9 to 6 result with Rhoades allowing multiple runs and McIntyre credited for key hits.
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Cleveland
Kallian
McIntyre
Crawford
Birmingham
Dorolt
Abhoar-Cleveland
Abhoar McIntyre
Wan
Bay
Toughlin
Hinchmaher
Grawford
Stovall
Cobb
U Fitek
Teossman
BehaeMer
O'Milon
Schmidt
Bradley
Birham
Filek
Clark
Wakefield
O'Leary
Rhoades
Rossman
Kilifan
Flick
Don Hilo
Rhoadea
Kilian
Br Rhoades
Rhdader
Mr. O'Loughtin
Potomac Boat Club shows first trial spin at sea
Potomac Boat Club eight with Capt Carl Mueller held its first Sunday trial, six rowers returning from last year: Bell Duganne Schafer Mueller Davis Slocum, with Miller and Hecox coxing. Technical High crew plans for Junior eight to represent at Philadelphia People’s Regatta July 4. Newcomers Daly Davis German also appeared. Daly, last year Philadelphia junior singles champ, to race as intermediate. Mueller to organize crews and seek winning combinations. Shell lineup: Mueller stroke Bell 7 Duganne 6 Finney 4 Schafer 4 Miller 5 Hecox 3 Davis 1 Slocum cox.
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Carl Mueller
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Duganné
Schafer
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Slocum
Miller
Hecox
Technical High
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Philadelphia
Daly
German
Mueller Wil
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Finney
Devine Shuts Down Trinity As Georgetown Wins 4 1
Georgetown defeats Trinity 4 to 1 behind Harry Devine on the mound. Devine allowed two scratch singles, walked none, while Wrenn, Courtney, and H Smith drove in runs. Georgetown improves with faster baserunning and solid defense, earning the first Georgetown Fordham game win.
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Trinity
Georgetown
Georgetown Fiela
Devine
Puryear
Byrnes
Satter
W. Smith
Mudd
Secoda
Wrenn
Scheller
Webb
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O'Hara Hes
Courtney
Pices
Maloney
Duggan
Howard Smith
Smith
Sutter
Flowers
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Tfevlin
H. Smith
Simona
Asbery
Salter
Simon
Devire
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Scoreton
Abhore Trinity
Abhoaf Pertin
Biving
I & A ScheHer
Dl Lane
Dj Asbery
Ruos
Arrofe Enngstone
Trinia
Abbery
H Smith
Wreno
Betts
Pfeister Checks Reds in Ninth for Chicago Victory
Chicago edged Cincinnati 3 2 in the ninth inning on three hits and two stolen bases. Slugging stars included Steinfeldt Kling and Huggins with two base hits, Pfeister pitched effectively, and pressure mounted as the winning run crossed with two out.
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Wild ‘Ness
Cincinnati
Rlagle
Hlugelns
Sheckard
U Kane
Schultert
Obavis
Kling
Uj Lobert
Breinfeldt
vGanzel
Hotman
Omtrholl
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UjSchlel
Rentbach
Dian
Prono Pfeister
Slagle
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Huggins
Kans
Baze
Steinfeldt
G Preister
Hal
Tava
Moyan
Reulbach
Hall
Johnstone
Carpenter
Matty Blanes Boston Game Ends in New York Victory
In Boston on April 22 New York won 1 to 0 as a bass on hall a bat ter hit and a ninth inning single supplied the scoring. Both pitchers Mathewson and Misherty pitched well with sharp defense. Boston's Dablen and Seymour contributed early hits but New York capitalized late.
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Graham
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Wich
Halla
New York
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HLF
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Offales
Stra
Levin
Beaumant Af
O Seyrour
Aecgaray
Bres'Man
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McGann
I Kitchey
Dablen
Brain
Gorcorda
Dorman
Mathewson
Misherty
Totes
Sang
Tenney
Bearouat
Flaherty
Cardinals Pitchers Weak as Pittsburg Beats St Louis
Pittsburg defeated St Louis 4 to 2 with Holly driving in a ninth inning run. Druhot and McGlynn struggled for St Louis while Pittsburg's hitters racked up hits including O Hara Wagner and Anderson. St Louis left six on base and could not complete a comeback.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
St Louis
Holly
Arhoase
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Anderson
Marchal
Ugween
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Storke
Totels
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O'Hara
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Hallman
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Wegner
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Learh
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Wagner
OM Druhst
McGiginn
Leach
Willis
Byrne
Anyderson
Abbaticchio
Marshall
Mr. O'Day
Philadelphia Nationals Blank Brooklyn Again 8 to 0
Philadelphia supported by strong pitching and timely hitting shuts out Brooklyn. McIntyre takes the loss after six innings, Whiting shines in relief as the Phils tally eight runs while Brooklyn remains scoreless through nine.
Inter-high School Baseball Opens at American League Park
The local Inter-high school season starts this afternoon with Central meeting Business at American League Park after yesterday’s opener was postponed due to weather. Central carries a weak recent record but hopes for improved play this season. Business is expected to be stronger. Likely pitchers are Dumont for Business and Rheem for Central. The game is set for 3 30 Pm.
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American League Park
Central
O'street
Dumont
Business
Rheem
Richmond Defeats Portsmouth in Norfolk Fast Game
In Norfolk on April 22 Richmond defeated Portsmouth in a fast game highlighted by a triple play from Martin Butman and Burns. The score shows Richmond with a strong ninth inning surge while Portsmouth struggled early. Umpire was Danville Opening Postponed due to rain and rescheduled for tomorrow with a parade and mayoral address.
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Portsmouth
Norfolk
Martin
Butman
Burns
Lawmakers
Iamings
Portamouth
Roanoke
Norfolk-Roanoke
Danville
Lyntchburg-Danville
Charleston Defeated as Rain Halts South Atlantic Games
In Charleston South Carolina on April 22 rain and wet fields produced a 4 5 loss for the locals. Bunchea hit for the Floridians and costly errors aided the visitors. The game was shortened by weather with poor attendance noted and both teams impacted by postponed matches in nearby cities.
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Charleston
S. C
Jacksonville
Augusta
Virginia Defeats Davidson in 12 to 1 Ball Game
Virginia overwhelmed Davidson 12 to 1 at Charlottesville. Davidson pitcher Lanford yielded eleven runs before leaving in the fifth, with Donaldson finishing. Datton and I starred at bat and on the base paths, and Boges made a brilliant one hand catch on Lawries’ foul fly in the fifth.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virginia
Davidson
Lanford
Donaldson
Datton
Lawries
Drawings for Ladies Tourney in London draw rocks Americans
The London drawing for the ladies championship golf games at Newcastle on May 6 took place with 110 entries. Only two Americans entered, Miss Harriet Curtis and Miss Margaret Curtis of Massachusetts. Harriet to face Mrs. W. Robinson and Margaret to meet Miss Robertson in round one.
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Massachusetts
London
Newcastle
Ireland
Hariett
Margaret Curtis
Harriet Curtis
W. Robinson
Miss Robertson
Kennyer
Indiana
Preps Defeat Western In South Field Tilt
Georgetown Preps beat Western High 6 to 1 on the South Field as Diamond’s delivery stifled Western. The Preps connected on Michael’s and Fort’s shots to surge to a easy win with multiple scoring innings noted. Pool Championship Arranged in Greensburg Pa April 22 features Thomas Houston and W H Clearwater in a best of several games for a $500 purse beginning tomorrow night.
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Western High School
Western
Diamond
Michael
Fort
Greensburg
United States
Thomas Houston
St Louis
W. H. Clearwater
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