George Washington Wins Easy Over Washington and Lee at Van Ness Park
George Washington beat Washington and Lee 16 to 8 at Van Ness Park in a long afternoon game. Weber hit a homer and Campbell added three hits while Carr pitched despite heavy hits. Washington and Lee started strong but GW pulled ahead after the fourth, aided by bases on balls and timely hits.
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Farge on the Diamond Two Pitchers Baited Out
Record of yesterday's baseball results shows Boston 13 Washington 2 and New York 7 Philadelphia 4 with St Louis 2 Detroit 0. Washington fielding poor despite effort, Boston capitalized with nine runs in early innings and clinched victory amid multiple errors. attendance 2,319.
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Amateurs Seek Fourth of July Baseball Tilt in D.C.
The Western Athletic Club of Baltimore aims to arrange a July 4 or 7 game against a sixteen year old Washington team at a 4 PM start on neutral closed grounds in Washington. The Baltimore club will cover travel and require contact via Arche E Warner at 1306 N Stricker Street.
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New York Triumphs Over Phillies Behind Clarkson Prowess
Free hitting by New York and home errors spurred a victory over Philadelphia. Clarkson pitched well for the Giants while Bender struggled in cool blustery weather. Attendance 2,007. Final score listed with New York 4 Philadelphia 2.
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New York and Brooklyn Rally In Hitting Marathon
In a high scoring ball game New York defeats Brooklyn 8 to 7 as seven runs came in the fourth inning and a double steal in the eighth delivers the winning run. Attendance 1,200. Detailed batting and pitching lines reflect a tense National League clash.
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Phillies Win Behind Tenney Home Run In First Game
Boston April 24 The local team used a new pitcher but Philadelphia secured the win early with five runs before steadying. Tenney drove in two in the fifth with a home run as Philadelphia defeated Boston 6 to 4. Magee, Ward, Bates, Needham and Maroney contributed for the Phillies while Boston’s Strobel and Donovan pitched solidly in a tense intercity matchup.
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Third straight to St Louis as Odwell suffers rib break
Cincinnati drops third in a row to St Louis with Odswell taken out in the sixth after being struck by a pitched ball. Brown and Hafford held the visitors to limited scoring while St Louis earned four unearned runs and coasted to the win in 3 hours and 46 minutes.
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Chicago Errors Costly as Pittsburg Wins Ragged Game
Chicago April 21 Two ragged fielding teams produced a costly error filled game with Pittsburg winning. Pittsburg collected timely hits with men on base while Chicago failed to capitalize on chances. Pitching by Brown and Leifeld yielded mixed results as Chicago left eight on base against Pittsburg’s 13.
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Beau Brummel Overcoat Adopts Spring Style
Weather favors a spring overcoat. The Beau Brummel with its graceful lines and full flared skirt is the season’s aristocrat. Available here in gray fabrics at 25 dollars, with lighter to dark models from 15 to 35 dollars. Every garment offers style, quality, fit, and value to suit your price.
Pitchers Battle Narrows as Fredericksburg Beats Fork Union
Fredericksburg College defeated Fork Union Academy 4 to 3 in a tight pitchers battle. Jones fanned ten for Fredericksburg, while Sutherland and Woodfin starred for Fork Union with sharp defense and key fielding plays. Both teams totaled similar hits and errors in a one run victory after four straight wins for Fredericksburg College.
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Frank Farrell Injured in Auto Crash in Long Island City
New York April 20 Frank Darrell owner of the New York American League club and racehorse interests suffered a sprained ankle and bruises when his car crashed into a telegraph pole on Thompson Avenue Long Island City. Davy Johnson the plunger was unhurt. Farrell was taken to a hospital for observation but his condition was deemed not serious.
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Virginia Military Institute Beats Agricultural and Mechanical 12-6
In Lexington Virginia on April 24 VMI defeated Agricultural and Mechanical College of North Carolina 12 to 6. De Vault pitched well for VMI, Pollock made key plays, and Goodloe hit two homers for the opponents. Errors and wild pitching by Steel contributed to A and M’s defeat in a lengthy game lasting about two hours and fifteen minutes.
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Local Baseball Scores From Southern and American Associations
Results across leagues show Montgomery routing Atlanta 7 to 1 while Cashville topped Birmingham 4 to 1 and Little Rock beat New Orleans 4 to 1. Shreveport won 4 to 3 over Wemphia with Columbus beating Milwaukee 6 to 4 and Louisville routing St Paul 14 to 10. Other games note Indianapolis 9 over Niinmedpalis and Augusta 5 over Charleston with Savannah 6 over Macon and Utica Montreal postponed by cold.
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Forfeit by Carolina Disputed Umpire Decision
Virginia forfeits the second Virginia North Carolina game as Carolina quits after umpires ruling a foul ball on Rice. Susong dominates for Virginia holding Tar Heels to three hits as Patterson and Hoffner drive timely runs in the early innings. North Carolina leaves the field with Virginia ahead in Charlottesville.
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Western Team Triumphs Over Washington School in Baseball
Western defeats Washington School for Boys 10 to 5 amid numerous errors and weak defense. Michael leads Western with two bases hits, while Woodward struggles for Washington on the mound. Also noted are St John’s College beating Friends Select 18 to 8 and Farquhar taking the District checker championship with three wins and six draws.
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Georgia Triumphs Over Georgetown in Seventh-Run Victory
Georgia defeats Georgetown 7 to 1 at Georgetown Field as Sullivan fends off Blue and Gray with 11 strikeouts. Monahan and Duggan highlight with two running catches in left field and strong infield work by Fleishman, while McWhorton, Brown, and Sullivan drive the offense for the Southenders. Georgetown rallies briefly in the eighth, but the game ends with Georgia in command after Sullivan’s control and timely hits.
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Brown to umpire with Tri-State League in Harrisburg
Former NL great center fielder Tom Brown is named to the Tri-State League umpire staff and will officiate the opening game at Harrisburg on Saturday. He spent recent years managing Lecis's outlet, umpired for a high school team, and worked in Nationals exhibitions this spring. Brown previously served on the National and Eastern League umpire staffs and also umpired in the Pacific Coast League in 1904. He is regarded as an excellent umpire.
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Why Perfect Beer Means Health
The article argues that perfect beer supports health through a seven eight day malting process used by Pabst. It claims eight days are needed to predigest malt, preserving nutrients and vitality, while shorter methods reduce nutrition and quality. Pabst eight day malt doubles brewing cost but yields superior nourishing tonic beer.
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