Georgia University Defeats George Washington in Baseball Clash
Georgia University crushed George Washington 4 to 2 at Van Ness Park. Hester pitched for Georgia with ten hits including four triples and a double, supported by strong defense. Redfearn and Titus held GW to limited scoring with timely hits by Graves, Derrick, and Watson, while Georgia’s infield and catcher Washington impressed with base stealing stops and key plays.
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Buff and
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Titus
North Carolina
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Georgia
Washington
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University of Georgia
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Heater
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Moccasin Bites Outfielder In Fatal Ball Field Incident
Benjamin Harris, star outfielder of Bayville, saved the game by a remarkable catch off a Lake Providence batter. He was bitten by a moccasin, his leg swelled, and amputation followed. Harris did not feel pain during the play. Easton defeats the High School at Federal Park in the season opener.
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Washington Post
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Rhe Baston
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Withcott High
Wrotten and Stifford
Marvel
Grady Purchased for Wilmington Tri-State Club Tonight
Manager Connelly of the Wilmington Tri-State League Club announced the purchase of Mike Grady from the New York Nationals for 1504 dollars. Grady will play right field and catch if needed, reporting tomorrow to face Trenton. Connelly also released Pitcher Touchstone and Outfielder Donovan, with Flinn slated for release tomorrow. The Trenton defeats prompt a near total reconstruction of the Wilmington lineup.
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Flinn
Jacksonville Beats Augusta In Baseball Exibition
In Augusta Ga on April 2 Jacksonville defeated Augusta 7 to 2 behind timely hits including three two-base hits and two three-base hits. The game featured a first inning three-base hit and added errors by Augusta that led to the easy win. Batteries were Savings and Roth for Jacksonville and Pratt and Connslir for Augusta. Time of game about 1 hour.
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Norfolk
Cassidy
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Cummings
Suease
Yankees
Jimmy Callahan
Chicago
Chicago Nationals
Atlanta Bunches Hits Tie for Nashville Visitors
Atlanta shut out until the seventh when the Jocala bunched their hits to tie the score. Batteries Perdue Sorrell and Lattimer vs Schopp Sparks and O'Leary. Umpires Messrs. Rinn and Rudderham. Time of game 2 hours. Montgomery beat Birmingham 7 to 5 with Turner and Garvin on the mound. Little Rock defeated Shreveport 9 to 4 highlighting heavy batting. time 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Rhe Binningham
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Wilhelm
Shreveport
Little Rock
RAE Little Rock
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Gratius
Zimmer
Easy for Lynchburg claims first Virginia League win in series
Special to The Washington Post from Lynchburg Virginia April show Lynchburg champions overpower Danville 10 to 2. Oakley pitched superbly for Lynchburg while Danville used two pitchers. Score by innings shows early dominance and a final margin of eight runs.
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Cadets In Close Game At Annapolis April 25
The Naval Academy beat St Johns 5 to 2 in Annapolis as Lanphier baffled St Johns hitters and Bos Ney struggled early. Navy tallied three first inning runs, two in the second, and a pair in the fifth, while St Johns added one in the ninth. In Front Royal Randolph Macon Academy defeated Bridgewater 5 to 1 behind strong pitching by Dud and edged ahead in early runs.
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Bridgewater
Washington
Front Royal
Randolph- Macon Academy
Randolph-Macon Academy
Hughes Does Skyward as Yankees Rally Shifts Game
Special to The Washington Post New York Yankees defeat Washington by nine runs in one late inning rally. Hughes and Orth battled through seven innings with tight pitching before a costly eighth inning spree by Griffith’s lineup, aided by misplays in the field and a late surge featuring Laporte and Kleinow.
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Athletics Hit Hard as Phillies Win Four Two
Boston errors helped Philadelphia defeat Boston 4 to 2. Philadelphia tallied via Hartzell, Cross, Murphy, and Joprest Sullivan with Wagner earning the win and Bender charged with the loss. Detected misplays and key hits shaped the run column, while Tadpole details show late-game scoring and defensive plays.
Phillies Infield Mistakes Sink Phillies to New York
New York defeated Philadelphia 8 to 1 despite being outhit. Misplayed grounders and errant infield play cost the Phillies as Moren allowed one hit through four. Scoring details show New York taking control early with a string of hits and errors by Philadelphia.
Boston Pounds Pastorius in Brooklyn Match
Boston pulled off a surprise by defeating Brooklyn 9 to 7 as Lindaman held the opponents to five hits and Pastorius went 12 times. Fielding was ragged on both sides and Lumley’s absence in right field hurt Brooklyn. Beaton relieved Pastorius in the ninth. Lone hits and errors marked the scoring. Other results noted include Vanderbilt versus Georgia Tech and Fort Union at Orange-Woodberry.
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Doesnt Fear Ban Johnson Riles Washington Club Owners
Washington club president Tom Noyes challenges Ban Johnson over rumored ownership changes. Noyes insists local capital owns the Washington club, critics Johnson's threats, cites Stahl case, and forecasts a team finishing in the first division if Johnson backs off. Pulliam letter indicates a pending league decision while Cantillon with Perrine discuss the Nationals and prospects in the current season.
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Chicago
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Pulliam
National League
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Herrman
Boston
Yale Varsity Crew Faces Annapolis Test Before Harvard Meeting
Yale rowing plans indicate the varsity boat will likely compete at the American Henley on the Schuylkill in Philadelphia on May 9, with Annapolis racing May 4 serving as the key prep. Much depends on how the crew, still green in places, handles the high stroke demands and the pressure of a four mile race.
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Wil
Powell's Three Base Hit Leads Commercials Past Western
Powell drives a three-base hit as Business explodes to five runs in the first inning then holds on to beat Western 32 to 0 in two hours at American League Park. Michael held Western to eight hits while Powell fanned nine as Western misplays cost several runs. Technical meets Central scheduled for 3 15 p.m. with Reichard of Technical and Rheem for Central slated to pitch.
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Amateur Baseball Notes From Washington Area
Amateur baseball notes list teams seeking games with District squads. The Washington Athletic Association travels to Baltimore to play Mount So Josephs College the Emory Sohon wishes to arrange games with all city teams aged around fifteen. The Rezout Athletic Club seeks fifteen year olds for contests. Force School sixth grade beat seventh 5 to 4 with Silving strong on mound. Tip Tops reorganize for season seeking fourteen year old opponents. Little Potatoes beat Thampeon Sebi second team 7 to 0 with Lucas and Semners highlighted. Gipert Sam seeks ten year old teams for games in Meade Street NW.
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Ninth
P Streets
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Little Potatoes
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