Georgetown Reserves Tie Central High in Baseball Drama
Georgetown Reserves and Central High School baseball teams split a 6 to 6 draw yesterday at Georgetown University. Central tied the game in the ninth on Bristol reaching first on an error, Asquith’s single, and McDonald scoring on a Texas leaguer. Central outfield defense and better fielding by Central contrasted with Georgetown’s stronger batting late, as both sides chased a win in a tense afternoon contest.
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Nationals Triumph Over Highlanders In Low-Scoring Tilt
Washington defeats New York 7 to 2 as Patten collects twelve hits but Highlanders lose control at key moments. Yale forays into scoring details include Laporte drive, Willings Walker passes not issued, and notable fielding by NHS and Sellany. Upcoming games list Washington at New York, Boston at Philadelphia, Chicago at St. Louis, Cleveland at Detroit.
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Business High Falls Short to Georgetown Preps in 13-9 Bout
Business High School trailed early but battled back for a lead before Georgetown Preps surged to a 13-9 afternoon win at University Field. Star Farrell fueled Georgetown with two three-base hits driving in multiple runs as the hosts capitalized on key hits and errors to seal the victory.
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Technical High School Defeats Maryland Agricultural Club
Technical High School of Washington defeated the Maryland Agricultural College Club 9 to 4 in a game noted for light hitting on both sides. Catcher Bassett injured by a foul tip, forced to retire. Evans relieved. Maryland pitchers Jerrell and Dixon struggled with control leading to walks and runs. Sturzer pitched for Technical, allowing one hit but also wild.
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Baseball results from various minor leagues update
In the American Association Toledo defeated Kansas City 4 to 3 while Columbus beat Minaules 5 to 3. Louisville edged St Paul 4 to 3. Indianapolis outscored Indianapolis 6 to 4. Southern League competition saw Atlanta beat Nashville 66 to 7 and Birmingham defeat Montgomery 5 to 4. Shreveport topped Memphis 4 to 1, New Orleans triumphed over Little Rock 3 to 6. South Atlantic League games included Augusta defeating Charleston 9 to 2 and Savannah over Macon 6 to 0. Jacksonville welcomed Augu nville with a 6 to 4 score against Columbia.
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Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Promoted for Coughs
An old advertisement touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a quick cure for new and old coughs. It urges readers to consult their doctor and follow his advice, claiming rapid relief and urging continued use as directed.
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Eight Innings Tie In Rain Delayed Game
Detriot and Cleveland battled to a 2-2 tie after eight innings as darkness halted play. Warner starred for Detroit with a two base hit and Mullin added a run producing single, while Tur ner excelled in the field. Attendance 2,000 as drizzle and rain caused the stoppage.
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St. Louis Defeats Chicago in Hard-Hitting Tilt
St Louis beat Chicago 4 to 2 as Howell shines in the pitcher’s box. Hartzell collected key hits and Sullivan, OBrien, and Owen contributed for Chicago. Errors and walk totals cited. final stats reflect a tight nine inning game with St Louis ahead early and holding on.
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Boston A's Shut Down by Young as Phila Wins
Philadelphia pitchers held Boston to no score while Young allowed seven hits in two innings, enabling Philadelphia to plate five runs. Attendance listed as 8,08, with Selbach and Davis among standout hitters.
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National League Scores and Standings Mentioned
National League results show Boston 3 Brooklyn 2 with Patterson credited. Several matchups listed: Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at Chicago St Louis at Pittsburgh. Standings fragment references Wins and losses with unclear figures.
Pittsburg Defeats Chicago in Eleven Inning Classic
In a close eleven inning game Pittsburg defeats Chicago. Preister drives a wild throw in the final inning to enable Wagner to score as errors mount. Was a fast paced contest with multiple lead changes and notable fielding miscues.
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Dizzyed Name List From Halftone Record in Dated Play By Play
Fragmentary OCR notes list players Gleagon Doolin Gleason Buatia and Doolin Brankfeld with unnamed teams. It mentions Bibs Doom Borkdds Hitec Om Shins and two umpires Messrs Bustle and Conway with a time reference of two hours ten minutes.
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Virginia blanked St Stevens in tight college baseball game
Virginia defeated St Stevens Institute with strong pitching from Carthen in a tense match at the Washington park. Graham and Hoft contributed timely hits as Virginia rallied in the eighth inning, while Maddux and Dalton made key plays on defense.
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Navy Wins Close Contest Over UNC 7-6
Annapolis April game saw Navy Midshipmen defeat University of North Carolina 7 to 6. Scoring surged in the first inning due to UNC errors, Patterson, Stem, Harms and others contributing for Navy. Carolina rallied with multiple hits later, but bids to come back were stifled by timely fielding and pitching.
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CLEVER AT BAT TWO Muffs: Brooklyn Beats Boston in Ninth
Brooklyn defeats Boston in a scoreless ninth inning tied by errors and muffed plays. Players named include Gumley, Dolan, Howard, Needham, McIntyre, Bates, Young, and McCarthy. Umpire Mr. O Day presided. game duration about 35 minutes.
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Local nine fall to errors in tense Cincinnati tilt
St Louis lost despite outhitting Cincinnati as miscues doomed the locals. Berry and Himes sparked offense with hits while Barry was noted for multiple smashes. Pitching by Ewing and Walmer kept the game close, but costly errors proved decisive in a long nine inning contest.
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George Washington Triumphs Over Georgia In Ninth Inning Rally
George Washington University defeated the University of Georgia 12 to 11 at University Field after a late ninth inning rally. Hutchinson pitched for GW and Thomas relieved. key hits came from Campbell Webber and Bradley who drove in the tying and winning runs. The game featured ten GW hits and six Georgia errors, with standout plays from Bradley, Titus, and Thomas.
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Rockville Team Rallies As Diamond Series Ends
The report records Rockville’s late inning rally during a diamond series, noting substitutions and player movements such as Bela and Rezmo. Center, right field positions are mentioned with Brewer and Vezt involved, highlighting a close game outcome.
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Forfeited Game Sparks County Club Victory
April 2 Petersburg reports a baseball game between the County Club team and Randolph-Macon College, ending 7 to 2 in favor of the County Club after Randolph-Macon forfeited for darkness. The write up mocks the forfeiture and includes an ad-like aside praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for skin eruptions and general cleansing.
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Giants Defeat Phillies In Line Game
Bresnahan starts second inning and New York Press notes Philadelphia loss 7 to 0. Ames and Sparks led hitters with walks and strikeouts by Ames, Sparks and Kane. Sacrifice hits by Donlin and Gleason. Three- run rally not present. game description fragmentary.
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Columbia Defeats Penn State in Ninth Inning Baseball
Columbia played a steady errorless game until the ninth when New York’s Hare hit safely and Thomas drove in two runs on a wide throw after Judd’s grounder misplayed. Armstrong misplayed a grounder by Judd as Hayes’ fielded grounder produced an insurance run for Columbia.
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Mountaineers Dominate Washington and Lee in Cham pionship Play
Special to The Washington Post reports Mount St. Mary’s Mountaineers outclassed Washington and Lee University in a championship game. Connelly, McShane and Porter starred with steals and solid defense as Mount St. Mary’s posted a lopsided score.
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