Georgetown Clinches Easy Win Over Harvard Nine
Georgetown pushed twelve hits, led by Genna with a perfect day at bat, defeating Harvard 9 to 1 on the Hilltop. Finnegan held Harvard to early offense, while Key fielding by Jorce and solid hitting fueled the Hilltoppers in a game marked by several notable plays and injuries but no serious harm.
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Gallaudet Lone tally vs Ursinus in great game
Gallaudet drew the only score, beating Ursinus 6 to 1 in a brisk game played at Ken dall Green yesterday. Rasmussen pitched brilliantly, allowing three hits and striking out ten while Paterson also excelled on the mound for the losers. The fast contest lasted over an hour and a half with sharp defense and few free passes.
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BaltoFeds Rally Carry Game Past Huffeds in Eighth
In a high scoring tilt Baltimore broke Huffeds’ streak by rallying in the eighth, Doolan homering and driving in the decisive runs as Woodman faded. Ford allowed the later damage while Newark’s Buckets and others kept pressure throughout.
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Relays Dominate Penn Carnival as Central Leads Medley
Five local stations take part on day two of the Pawn Relay carnival at Philadelphia with Central leading two events including the high school championship and Class 1 races. St Albans Gallaudet and Maryland Aggies each field a quartet hopeful for top honors in their clarifications as Central strives for the title race.
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Phillies Pressed but Beat Braves in Tight 2 1 Victory
Philadelphia edged Boston 2 to 1 as Whitted delivered a run and Niehoff and Luders contributed with doubles in the second inning. Boston threatened with a ninth inning rally but Luque finished the game after bases were loaded, securing the win in 1 hour 49 minutes.
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Cubs Ease Past Cardinals in Early March Tilt
St Louis April 2. A forced run and a fielder’s choice by Williams produced three Chicago runs in the third inning. The Cubs defeated the Cardinals 4 to 1 as Schulte and Zimmerman scored on the plays. Bresnahan and Williame contributed Late scoring and solid defense helped Chicago seal the win.
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White Sox trio tops Browns in Chicago comeback
Eddie Colling Fournier and J Collins fueled a 4 3 Chicago win over St Louis. Lowdermilk struggled as Chicago pulled even at two games apiece in the series.
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Cincinnati Holds Off Pirates 2 1 In Low Scoring Tilt
Cincinnati pitchers subdued Pittsburgh as the visitors won 2 to 1. Leach and Johnston drove in runs for Cincinnati while Herzog and Graf tallied for Pittsburgh. Errors by Herzog and Graf contributed to the tight contest. Time of game two hours and fourteen minutes. Holy Cross Academy beat St. Catherine’s Normal in Baltimore 27 to 14 with key scorers on both sides. Virginia League results include Newport News, Suffolk, Petersburg, Rocky Mount, Norfolk.
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Johnson to Pitch in Today's Game Amid Ayers Monday Return
Nationals and Yankees were rained out as Bill Donovan ruled grounds Wet weather kept the contest from starting. Johnson will start tomorrow with Ayers likely to pitch Monday as Griffith maintains his strong pitching plan and confidence in Hopper for season help.
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Magnates Deny Peace Plans Amid Conference Talks
Chicago April 23 magnates deny peace negotiations in baseball were underway. Presidents Gilmore and Johnson insist no talks about peace occurred while Federal and American leagues plan meetings with figures like Tener, Robertson, Ward, Ball and Lyons in attendance. Rumors tied to possible team mergers and league realignments circulate as conferences continue.
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Tigers Triumph In Erratic Cleveland Contest
Detroit defeated Cleveland 8 to 4 as Coumbe struggled with wild throws leading to his removal. Steen replaced him effectively before a pinch hitter substitution. Cleveland briefly chased Coveleskie in the sixth before Davis shut the door in the ninth. Second baseman Young of Detroit sprained a knee, Fuller came on to excel, and Detroit officers held a narrow advantage in hits and errors amid a chaotic, high‑scoring affair.
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Minor league results update from several leagues
In American Association Cleveland won 8 to 4 over Tannasute as St Paul lost 8 to 4. Minneapolis defeated Milwaukee 3 to 2. Southern League Nashville 5 Memphis 4 Birmingham 1, Atlanta 1. Chattanooga edged Little Rock 2. South Atlantic Satannmh 8 Augusta 0, Columbus 3 Jacksonville 4 Columbia 4, Charleston 3. Maconi 8 Albanys 2. Texas League Araumont 2 San Antonio 0, Ware 5 Shreveport 1. College Georgetown 8 Harvard 1, Gallaudet 12 Uveville 8, Columbia 2 Cornell. Northwestern Michigan Aggies Western Reserve 2.
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Baseball standings and results from yesterday and today
Summary of yesterday's scores with New York beating Washington and Cleveland routing Boston while Chicago and Philadelphia shared mixed results. Today, matches include Washington at New York Philadelphia at Boston St. Louis at Chicago and Detroit at Cleveland.
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National League results and upcoming games recap
National League scores show Chicago defeating Pittsburgh 8 to 4, Brooklyn 3 to 1 over St. Louis, and New York dropping Philadelphia 2 to 1 while Boston and Cincinnati win. Upcoming games list New York at Brooklyn, Boston at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Chicago at St Louis.
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Federal League Baseball Scores and Standings Fragments
Fragmented box scores show teams like Brooklyn Buffalo Newark St Louis Pittsburgh Baltimore and Chicago with scattered records and results. Partial entries list points totals and game outcomes, reflecting a disjointed schedule and unsettled league standings.
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Baseball pennant chase shows mixed early signals
The piece weighs prospects in both leagues as early season form shifts. It notes past races with Phillies Dodgers White Sox and others, observes current Braves Red Sox balance, and cites Griffey and Grif Adams comments on Washington’s pennant chances amid uneven play and Johnson’s form.
Central Defeats Tech in Scholastic Baseball Opener 1 to 0
Central edged Tech 1 to 0 at American League Park in yesterday’s scholastic baseball opener. Walter Cox pitched well for Central, while Denby Hird struggled with control for Tech, as Roberto delivered the decisive sixth seventh inning hit with Hart stealing second earlier. Roberta, nicknamed Jakey, anchored Central’s defense in center field and prevented a late Tech rally, preserving the first score against Tech in six seasons.
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