Keane throw stuns Georgetown as Princeton edges Tigers win
Princeton defeats Georgetown 1 to 0 on a brilliant throw by Billy Keane at the plate and solid pitching by Doyle. Forsythe homered for Princeton, Wells and Hart contributed key hits as Ayer steadies after rough first innings and Georgetown cannot respond despite late rallies.
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Princeton
Georgetown
Billy Keane
Forsythe
Doyle
Ayer
Dovies
Hildebrand
Blinger
Byram
Prdverle
Fair Fane
Tims
Twce
Old Nassau
College
College Well Was Grew Ylmner Measyintts
Georgetowns
Heim
Wells
Shorfield
Smith
McLean
Cooney
Keane
Capt
Walls
Homer
Bard
T. Davie
Watt
Doy
McClittagan
Davie
Foraythe
Tigers
Dutch Heim
Navy Yard
Siie Wis
Vic~ Toean
Hart
Forsvy
Wirg
Wels
Tiart
McGettigan
Fearsot
Grippled Team Wins Game At Virginia Stadium
A Washington Post report from Charlottesville notes Syracuse University defeated Virginia 6 to 4 after a decisive fourth inning. Pollard, Morrissey, and Hannon sparked a five-run burst, with Cole holding Syracuse to two hits in five innings. Virginia mounted late threats but could not overcome the early damage.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virginia
Syracuse University
New Yorkers
Pollard
Cole
Syracuse
Burrel
Ryan
Daniel
Burrell
Martin
Mason
Chandler
Graham
Syracuse Rhoae
Virginia Rhoae
Morrissey
Ff White
Sanford
Crecraft
Hannon
tiCale
Limbeck
Rowe
Aele Chandler
Springer
Cy Pollard
Ty Hannon
Hannon Morrissey
Council
wases—Pollard
Sanford Hill
Gound
Chandler Wildotteh
Mr. Thompann
Charlotte
N.C
Furman University
Greenville
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Furman
Princeton Georgetown Game Ends With Wells Homer
McGettigan fanned in ninth. Wells hit a home run for Georgetown while Princeton’s Hart and Keane contributed. Final score 9-6 as Georgetown over Princeton. notable plays included a White miscue and a double play Hart to Larkin.
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McGettigan
Fie Bancetty
Hub
Hart
Art
Princeton
RQ AB
Georget'n
Forsythe
Larkin
Hetm
Mederan
Keane
Wett
Buros
D. Doyle
Smith
Ayer
Mc- UetUgan
Georgetown
Oalla
Doyle
Ty Byram
Wells
Stalen
Tom Brown
Yale Here Again Today at Georgetown Field
Yale aims to even the score after last week as they face Georgetown Field’s Blue and Gray with Southpaw Drennon set for his third varsity appearance. Lattle Curry returns to short field while McGettigan sits out for a few days. Easter week series is on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli
Yale
Georgetown Field
Southpaw
Drennon
Lattle Curry
Short Field
McGettigan
Easter Monday Amateur Baseball Opens With Two Local Games
Easter Monday crowds with the United States Marine Band witness Mount Vernon and Calvary Baptist clash on the White Lot Ellipse. Calvary wins 7 to 5 amid slippery grass and hard hits as Eddie Harris leads in offense. District Commissioner West opens the Mount Pleasant Sunday school league with a ball toss, while Fourth Presbyterians meet Foundry Sunday school in a lively tilt with multiple runs and strong fielding.
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United States Marine Band
Thomas
George Washington University
Mount Vernons
Calvary
Eddie Harris
Mount Vernon
McMahon
Henry L. West
Mount Pleasant
Betts
Walter T. Fowler
Fourth Presbyterians
Foundry
Cunningham
Tigers
Donaldson
BHI
Mount Vernon Defeats Calvary in High-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Mount Vernon edged Calvary 4 to 3 in a tight game that featured several errors and late offense. Harris and Parsons led offense with key extra-base hits, while McMahon saved multiple throws at first base. Foundry defeated Fourth 7 to 2 in the other district game, with Bradley Rhodes and Campbell sparking the attack and warman on base for most of the day.
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Erwin
Sagarlo
Parsons
Anderson
Pullian
R Richards
S'dman
Calvary
Mount Vernon
Thomas
Goodman
Harris
McMahon
Fenton
Brooks
Kite
Graves
Mathews
Sagarig
North
Thoras Paase
Ball
Hill Boys
Fogle
Foundry
Tigers
Bradley
Bishop
Rhodes
Rhoae! Foundry
Rhoae Bradley
Bryan If
Ot Cunningham
W. Donaldson
Cunningham
W Donaldson
Campbell
F. Ogle
Fans Exchange Coupons for Reach Baseball Guides
A steady stream of baseball fans visited The Post counting-room to trade coupons from The Sunday Fest for copies of the Reach Official American League Baseball Guide. Demand exceeded supply, with several thousand more guides promised to arrive today. Holders of coupons may return to The Post Building to cash in as soon as books are available.
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The
Post
Reach
Opening of Marquette League forfeit over dilatory tactics
In the Marquette League opener at Second and A, St Martin's forfeited to St Paul after the St Martin's pitcher deliberately threw the ball to delay. Umpire Gynan ruled the game 9 to 0 for St Paul, citing rule 26 as the authority. The decision followed a seventh inning incident when the score stood 10 to 6 in favor of St Martin's.
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St. Martin’s
St. Paul’s
Marquette
St Martin's
St. Paul
St. Martin's
B Gallagher
Gynan
St. Paul's
W. Gallagher
Scite
Reynolds
BS Gynan
Little Rocks Defeat Eckington In Five Inning Tilt
The Little Rocks defeated Eckington A C 3 to 1 in a five inning season opener. Foley struck out six batters and allowed only one hit to star for Little Rock. Riley held firm on a tough third inning and Bean excelled behind the plate for Eckington. Batteries Little Rocks Riley and Rogers Eckington Kennon G Amfenefe and Bean.
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Little Rocks
Eckington
Eckington A.C
Riley
Littl Rocks
Foley
Bean
Little Rock
Rogers
Aekington
Kennon
G. Amfenefee
Yale Defeats Norfolk In Lopsided Amateur Game
Yale toppled an amateur Norfolk team 18 to 3 in a listless contest marked by few highlights. Bowman produced a strong start for Yale while Owens of Norfolk made a notable catch. The game ended after seven innings with Yale benefiting from Norfolk’s mis plays and lack of training.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Yale
Eli
Bowman
Owens
Washington
Douglass Church Slugging Beats Law Reporter in Exhibition
Fifteen safe hits, led by Crown with a triple and two doubles, powered Douglass Memorial Church to a 6 to 5 victory over Law Reporter Printing Co at the ball grounds near Thirteenth and D streets northeast. Conway pitched for the Churchmen. Walker started for the Law Reporters. Umpire was Mr. Kerper.
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Thirteenth
D Streets
Douglass Memorial Church
Law Reporter Printing Company
Conway
Myers
Walker
Law
Wheatley
Stearne
Crown
Law Reporter Printing Co
Bahain
Raymond
Hughes
Lewis
Mangam
Reittel
Fellinger
Shriver
McKnight
Flaherty
Spaulding
C. Wheatley
Kerper
Amateur Baseball News From Washington Streets
The Thunderbolts beat the Partners 15 to 8 at Sixteenth and I streets NW. The Atlantics defeated the Navy Yard Stars 11 to 4 with Batteries Quantrille and Salk. The Atlantics host the same team at Fourteenth and A NE this evening and also play the Aloysius Club at Ninth and Eskets NE on April 2 at 2 pm. The White Stones seek teams averaging about thirteen years and address H Rittenbender at 515 Sixth St NE. The Youn Jake Stahls seek Sunday games only and address James McClellan, 926 Twenty-sixth St NW, with Wilfred Harpe joining as first baseman from the Washington Boys Club.
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Thunderbolts
White Stones
H. Rittenbender
Sixth Street
Atlantic’s
Navy Yard Stars
Atlantis
Quantrille
Salk
Clark
Patterson
Much
Atlantics
Aloysius Club
Eskets
Jake Stahls
James McClellan
McClellan
Wilfred Harpe
Washington Boys Club
Twenty-sixth Street
Baseball Notes Prompt Early Eastern League Season Opens
Eastern League season opens next Saturday with chatter on spitball rules, player movements, and team prospects. Notable items include Barry Dreyfuss pushing to wipe spitballs, Connie Mack scouting college players, Chesbro's expected struggles, and Washington Nationals securing stronger pitching after Victor Willie's return.
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Barney Dreyfuss
Cy Swaim
Washington
Ohio
Connie Mack
Boston Nationals
Victor Willis
Stahl
Boston
Washington Club
Philadelphia Nationals
Toledo Times
Dick Cooley
Detroit
Boston Americans
Jack Chesbro
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Harratty
Doyle Heir
White
Burns
Byain
Hanretty
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Winston-Salem
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Davieson College
South Carolina College
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Vali
Gilland
Dickson
Vaz
Guilland
Trinity
Pennsylvania
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Trinity College
University of Pennsylvania
Badpely
Dravo
Crimean
Mare Empire
Moran
North Carolina Collegians
Raleigh
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College
West
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Gunton
Gurley
Fourteenth Street
Lydecker Avenue
Douglas
Fifth Baptist
Fourteenth
Sunday Post
Commissioner Macfarland
Sons of Eli
AR. HE. Vals
Emerick
Erwin Waters
Atkingon
Jones
Douglass Easy
Law Reporter
New York
Pulliam
National League
George O Barclay
Brooklyn
M W Eagan
Elmer Stricklett
C. A Babb
F. Jacklited
Providence
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Charles Swindells
Butte
O’brien
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Jack O'Brien
Princeton University
Capt. Wells
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Wister
Harlan
Gray
Hugh Jennings
Wopaa
Baseball Notes
Washingtons
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Nationals
Chicago Journal
Kittredge
Jack Townsend
Jack
Hans Wagner
Sam Crawford
Harry Bay
Cleveland
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Mike
Brookin
Lindaman
Pirates
Tommy Leach
Jack Chesbrown
Frank Farrell
Highlanders
Rochester
Silk O’loughlin
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Pfenninger
Stone
New York Americans
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Flick
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Chicago Nationals
Capt. Chance
Selee
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Superbas
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Hisvemay
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Coughlin
Detroit Tribune
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Paate
Camp
Hemingway
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Wainlgoose
Boyds
Slidell
Golds
Udell
Williams
Ganley
Thompson
Best
Carrols
Corcorans
Cavie Institute
Dr Reilly
Corcoran Cadets
National Guard League
Creamer
Robey
Schlosser
Hollander
Kerr, Howell
Colnflower
SMT
Uh Beat
Te Lalas
Ule Bae
Old Braddock
Maryland Ave
Medicine Cabinet
JAS. Clark
C. P. McCarthy
Pa. Ave
Phona
Matin
Richards
Richard
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
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District of Common
Maryland
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