Nat Hurler Holds Mackmen In Check And Scores
In Pay Pay April 4 a ninth inning passed ball allowed Sun River to score the run that beat the Athletics and the Washies. Nationals secured the victory as Rive crashed the rubber for the decisive tally. Ogden and Brugey faced a tough late inning, with passes and hits shaping the tense finale.
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Central High School Bounces Maryland Freshmen 31 to 5
Central High School dominated Maryland University freshmen 31 to 5 at Central Stadium. Phipps starred for Central Blue and White, holding to five hits and nine strikeouts over the route. Mills worked for the frosh but issued eight walks amid Central hits with men on base. Scruggs and Gordon led Central with seven hits combined.
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Maryland Falls to Georgia in Second Game at College Park
Georgia wins nine to one as Maryland faces a tough start. Spinney’s timely hits spark the Old Liners rally but bases are loaded with none out. Schrider allows 12 Georgia hits while Maryland collects only 6, with late efforts failing to overturn the deficit.
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Philadelphia at Ma Ends Quick with Narrow Win
In a 1 hour 55 minute game, Horne and Hauser sparked a win in the ninth. Walberg and Martinn led hitters, Ogden worked the mound for the Owls, while Evans and Naltin presided as umpires.
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Suspensions Handed To Norfolk And Greb In Scandal Bout
Boston April 4 The State boxing commission suspended Pittsburgh world middleweight champ Harry Greb and New York middleweight Kid Norfolk for six months for alleged unethical conduct in last Saturday's 10 round bout which was halted in the sixth and ruled for Norfolk. Officials said both fighters violated commission rules and referee Jack Sheehan's regulations before the match.
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Liquid Siki Ready To Quit Havana Now
Liquid Siki plans to leave Havana as promoter Luis Verner reports. Siki demands funds for airfare hotel and police court costs, saying he will depart Saturday if Bob Levy cables money and arranges his support.
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Pierce A. C. Hyattsville seeks games for season in Prince Georges
Pierce A C of Hyattsville, runners up last year to Mount Rainier, seeks opponents for the season in Prince Georges county. Manager Chaney is arranging the schedule and invites teams to contact him by phone at Hyattsville 180 M. Pierce has no game next Sunday.
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Quaker Res Carnival Opens With 22 Athletes in Tow
Pennsylvania relays drew a 22 athlete squad from Georgetown as Arthur L. App notes, training staff Pike Albough and coach John D. O'Reilly left for Philadelphia. Walter Gegan, nursing a tendon in the G U West Virginia dual meet, showed progress in Hilltop workout. Teammates include Kinally, Holden, Haas, R. Haas, Heriby, Burgess, Dowding, Thompson, Cashman, Brooks, Sullivan, Marsters, Helme, Eastqent, Pansky, Shannon, Kearney, Vernon Ascher, and plans span mile to sprint medley events.
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Philadelphia
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R. Haas
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Herlihy
Plansky
Shannon
Kearney
Powding
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Liddell
Mohawk Nine Edged by Marines in 8-Inning Tilt
The Mohawk nine fell 2 to 1 to the Marines in an eight inning practice game. Hudson, Barnhard and Riley pitched for Mohawk with Hudson striking out three and allowing no hits. Mohawks set to play Naval Airlines at 5 today. Hawk players to meet at 4:80.
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iShamrocks Parents Meeting Tonight At Southeast
The Sham rock junior and Tudget nines parents meet tonight at 6 at 636 Eighth street southeast. Leaders of Southeast Business and Citi zone associations speak. The Shamrock senior team plays the Sham Independents at Fifth and L streets southeast at 5. Players urged to arrive by 4 45.
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Sox Rally in Ninth Beats Browns in St Louis
In St Louis on April 24 the White Sox narrowed a 4 0 deficit with a ninth inning rally, scoring on a sequence of singles a walk and a sacrifice to defeat the Browns 5 to 4. Van Gilder started strong but left with bases loaded in the fifth. the Sox then mounted the comeback led by key hits and a late rally.
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Stoner Armand Bat Helps Tigers Win 8 2
Detroit defeats Cleveland 8 to 2 as Stoner stars with a homer and multiple hits. Edwards and Healman spark Detroit with key two-base strikes while Cleveland pitchers struggle in 8-run output.
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Yankees Trim Red Sox 6-3 in Turner Field style
New York Americans beat Boston 6 to 3 as Shawkey held the Red Sox to one hit in six innings before shaky finish. Joe Dugan slugged a two on homer and contributed a sharp one handed catch with bases loaded in the second inning. The Yankees bunched their hits in the second and eighth to secure the win, with other key contributions from teammates listed in the box.
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Major League Standings and Scores in 1910s Style
American League standings show Detroit, Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia among leaders with win totals and percentages. Yesterday results included Detroit over Cleveland and New York over Heaton, plus Chicago and St. Louis wins. National League table lists New York, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia atop, with Brooklyn and Chicago next, as today’s games set Philadelphia at Boston and Chicago at St Louis.
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Hyattsville Legion Clears Sunday Baseball Plans
Hyattsville Md April 24 The newly organized nine of Snyder Farmer post No 3 American Legion Hyattsville will host the Standard Oil combination of Washington Sunday at 3 o clock on the Tiverdale diamond Captain Henry Hiser plans thorough trials for every candidate as preparation for the opening game May 4 against Maryland Park in the Washington Maryland League The Le Droit Tigers invite all members to meet Capt Kenner Sunday at 11 30 for a practice game with the Brooklands.
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Minor league and college scores from several leagues
A dense recap of baseball results across multiple leagues including the South Atlantic, Southern Association, Florida State, American Association, Virginia League, International League, and Piedmont League. Notable scores feature Augusta 9 Asheville 7 and Memphis 8 Chattanooga 0, with many other city matchups and errant spellings in the OCR.
Dodgers Fall to Giants in Windy Brooklyn Debut
Brooklyn opens home season with a 7 to 4 loss to New York before about 22 000 fans. Jackson hits a second inning homer, four New York runs cross in the second, Nehf yields, Ryan relieves, and Brooklyn trailed 7 1 at that point.
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Pirates Rally Falls Short as Reds Win 5 4 in Opener
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 4 to open the home season for the Pirates. Donohue and Meadows pitched complete games for both teams, with Meadows suggesting fatigue. A late Pirate rally fell one run short of forcing extra innings as 28,000 fans saw Glenn Wright debut at shortstop for Pittsburgh.
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Hubbell Stars as Phils Trim Braves
Boston game report cites Hubbell as top player for Philadelphia with two doubles, six assists, one putout and two runs in a 7 to 4 win over the Boston Braves. Line scores, fielding details, and key hits listed for both teams.
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Blades Error Opens Chicago Victory Over St Louis
Chicago defeated St Louis 5 to 4 as Ray Blades muffed Grimes' fly allowing singles by Adam and Friberg to spark the winning rally. Elmer Jacobs held the visitors to four hits as Blades and Hornaby homered for Chicago.
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C P Tennis Club to Meet Baltimore Racketeers This Season
The schedule committee of the C P tennis club announced a team match against the Druid Hill and Clister Park racketeers of Baltimore this season. Return matches with these clubs will also be played.
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