Amateur Commission Sees Managers Filing Names
A lengthy list shows managers and players filing with the Amateur Baseball Commission as teams prepare for the season. Notables include Walter Vpir slatboo and Charles Serr, with discussions on training, field plans, and league conditions in the District.
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Ue Wi
Baa
Enew Capital City League
Sor
Rountree
St Walter Vpir
Slatboo
FE Grittin Bearf
James Davis
Bart Breate Beg Wolam
Walther Minn
Haney
Ote Rittenmeyer Leland
Miurte
Sid Podge Tint
Brotoak
Columbia League
Balu
John Srusruet
Ant Propst
Hayes Rasall
Rawlings
Beer China Teingo
Greene Woo
Sobteay Adal
Hiram F
Samuel Os Woliam Cogping
Charles Mad Roy
Miller
William Torey
Fast Washington Sunday School
A.V Shurtleff
Amateur Commission
Nationals Lose Game As Boston Wins Four One
Boston defeats Washington 4 to 1 in a game delayed by costly errors and timely hits. Tom Hughes excelled on the mound with four hits allowed and seven strikeouts, while Foster at third for Washington made several sharp plays but the Nationals failed to capitalize with runners on. The loss ends a series in which Boston received modest help from Washington errors and where Henry and Hughes emerged as key players.
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Boston
Tom’t Hughes
Red Sox
Nationals
Fortune
Washington
Charlie Hall
Rames
Waener
Hall
Hughes
Charlottesville
Wau
Tie
Speaker
Thomas
Moeller
Knight
McBride
Fous
Foster
Aa Fas
Johnson Morgan
Henry
Hooper
Fiughes
Wagner
Tom
Georgia Triumphs Over Trinity In Eleven Inning Tilt
Georgia defeats Trinity 3 to 1 in a marathon eleven inning game. Special to The Washington Post from Durham reports a close contest with key hits from Foughes Spence MeWhorter and Thompson. Tense pitching and late inning runs decided the game.
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Washington Post
Durham
University of Georgia
Trinity
Trinity Abel
AE Georgis
O Brannen
Ater
Ol McWorter
Covington
McLoan
Offrey
Lito Ives
Godfrey MeWhorter
C Thompson
Foughes Spence
MeWhorter
Godfrey
Ivey
Thompsa
Twitey
Branneo Te Huchiog
Brolan
Foushes
Gactifee
Spence Hutchins
Hite
Godfrexy
Basse
Georgia
Thompsod
Strore
Grorgia
Marnes
Boure
Incidents During Boston Washington Game
A fragment reports disturbances during a Boston versus Washington game with unclear details and attribution. The note mentions a gut reaction and a first or second phase but lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes to verify.
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Boston-Washington
Leaders in Both Leagues Win Respectful Contests
Cleveland and Chicago each won, Benz pitching a shutout for Cleveland while Chicago held off Cleveland. Davis debuted with Cleveland but showed inexperience as the teams combined for scattered hits. Lajole and Weaver provided offense for Chicago, and Toole fanned ten for Cincinnati in a 1-0 Pittsburgh win.
Tigers Take Short Game in Detroit St Louis Tilt
Rain halted play after five innings as Detroit led St Louis 6 to 4 in a visitors win. Cobb homered with two on base, then Chicago defeated St Louis 5 to 2 in the series opener highlighted by Tinker and Hofman performances and key hits across the lineups.
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Detroit
Cobb
Fannnes Bonne
Chicaso
Chicago
Fwm Rt
Rivere Pho
U Mowry
Leanex
F Sinth Ag Roti Archer
Blissoe Board Mintire P36
Assailes
Totela
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t'Bush
St Louie
Autia
Rune—Tinker
Hofman Wrera Lasnox
Hugo Btovall
OlCybb
Gine
Ssiles
Ellie Behulte
Archer
Evere
Evany
Barsa
Tin ‘Hogan
Oi Pelshanty
Schulte
Archur Byers
Pratt
C Galner
Tinker
Chico
Bt. Louis
Wallace
Ollenden
Balle
Meindre
Ballen $ Stephans
Ostanmge
Molutira
Ballee
Henan
Mulie
Mesra Owens
Hronnan
Kutina
Hamilton Snarth
Lenape
Wallacs
Vitt
Cobb Delahauty
Gainer Jouden
Mullin
Crawford
Delahanty
Sacuilies
Getner
Gainer Pratt
Mull
Hatten
Balia
Mullis
Lismilton
Molda
Hamilton
Mesire
Evana
Ryan
U University Athletes Train. Indoor and Outdoor Work Highlight
University athletes advance in track and field with Georgetown outdoor work and indoor shows. Brewer Eller and Golden pace sprints, Costello fields four events, Campars Martin Mulligan vie in quarter and half mile, Landon Davis and Chapman conditioning though tied to baseball. Tom Smith returns from injury in Hopkins meet, raising hopes for a strong Blue and Gray team. tennis under way, captains Brosseau Boyle Vigmen Mulligan Devlin Morgan lead, though St John match postponed to May 22 and Dumbarton game set for May 18.
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Georgetown
Brewer
Eller
Golden
Costello
Campars
Martin
Mulligan
Landon
Davis
Chapman
London
Baltimore
South
Tom Smith
Hopkins
Smith
Ames
Tom
Bluse
Gray
Brosseau
Boyle
Vigmen Mulligan
Devlin
Morgan
St John's
Dumbarton Club
Athletics in Thirteenth Ends In Pitchers Battle At Hartford
The New York Athletics beat the Tighlanders in a 14 inning pitchers duel led by Russel Ford and Chief Bender. Barry stole home in the fourth, and Martin opened the twelfth with a triple but scored none. Details show New York men Morphy Barry and Oldring among Batting totals as Philadelphia’s errors and base hits shape the game. A note on revival of saddle racing in Hartford accompanies the report.
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Athletics
Tighlanders
Serses
Russel Ford
Chief Bender
Martin
Bender
Coul
Barry
Dacia
Olcokman
Chae
Morphy
Sharisohl
Neluee Ib
Kaufrig
Zinn
Brraet Thomas
Gardserth
Bite Bender
Ustreet
Waliortom
Strat
Tor Wolverton
Bord
Philadelphia
Rune—Oldring
Murphy
MeInnes
Barry Kautf
Gardner
Street
Fira
Thomas Collins
Barry Ford Collins
Baes
Colling
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Baewa
McInues
Basce
Qalls
de Ford i
Bendyr
Render
Pora
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Messia
Loughan
Westervelt
Tima
Mathewson Is Lucky In Philadelphia Defeat
Seaton outpitched Christy Mathewson but the Giants won 8 to 3 as Downey managed the Phillies two out of the lineup. Merkle Downey Doyle Herzog Luderus and Steainbrenner are key names in a low scoring game with timely hits and defensive miscues shaping the outcome.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Christy Mathewson
Tom Downey
Devin Knabe
Doolan
New York
Phila
Vere Ath
Merkle
Luderua
Herzog
Olleinker
jOhafe
Ed Myers c
Graham c
Mathew
Olseaton Plao
Devore
Doyle Merkle
Hersog
Downey
Gielabrenner
Bharer Gunba
Murray Asia Hersg
Pisys
Steinbrenner
Luderus
Doyle
Pases
Balle
Mathewson
Myers
Lmpires
Messia Rigler
Finnneran
Beaneaters Edge Dodgers In Tenth Inning 7-5
Beaneaters won a loosely played ten inning game over Brooklyn by 7 to 5. Both teams batted freely with Boston taking most hits. Errors by Tooley and Downs proved costly as Tooley exited with a finger injury in the ninth. Highlights include Tooley driving in a run in the seventh and Erwin pitching the final innings for the win.
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Brooklyn Spril
Beaton
Tooey
Downs
Ksing
Finger
Reston
ABH
Oaeie Oothan
Syeenes Baka
Oseiag Rt Ft A
Mpbei Et
Hummel Ib
Mier Ef
Gdaubert
Jakson If
Sismith Obowf
Iyin Ab
OlDowns
Phelps
Erwin
Behardt
Brook
Sweeney
Miller
Jackson Devlin
Kling Morgan
Hummel
Ervin
Baces
Boston
Northen
Campbell Devlin
Tonsley
Bontos
Sweeney Campbell Jackson Devlin
Dowsa
Camppall
Sweeney Daly
Palls
Rucker
Sehardt
Perdue
Umprica
Faterers Wien
Bush
Young OBrien Repeats Wins At Broadway Athletic Club
In Philadelphia on April 2 Young Jack OBrien defeated Joa Blum and Jimmy Toland in a three round program at the Broadway Athletic Club. OBrien used strong body punches and a sharp uppercut to secure decisive wins over Blum in rounds one and two and finish Toland in the third. Battling Hurles beat Frank Loughrey in ten rounds at the National Sporting Club in New York.
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Philadelphia
Jack Obren
Joa Blum
Jimmy Tolend
Broadway Athletic Club
Young Jack
Josh Blum
Brien
Jack Blum
Jack
Blums
Jimmy Toland
Long Jack
O'Brien
Toland
Eve Eeene
New York
Hurles
Frank Loughrey
T the
National Sporting Club
Camel Club
Aloysius Triumphs Over National 4A in 5 2 Win
Aloysius defeated National 4A 5 to 2 as Brummer faltered early allowing Roach to score. O Reilly and Handince contributed with timely hits. Thompson pitched a strong game for Aloysius while O Reilly homered, and Russo and Fawlings drove in runs with a clutch two-base hit.
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Aloysius
Brummer
Roachs
O Reilly
Handince
National
Whitmarsh
Russo
Fawlings
Thompsons
Southland
Glass
Wifaudinee
Rodlar Rt Hung Shan
Thompson
Brummer Po
Aloveins
Natonal
Toomer
Marsh
Aloyalue
Aleysiur
Allonale
Thompson & of
Thompon
Aremmer
Raill
Rawliage
Babbington
Rotler
Russo Shalin
Mr Newman
Steininger Answers Suit In Stock Voting Dispute
A Steininger, president of the St Louis National League club, filed an answer to Miss Sarah Robison’s suit to restrain him from voting her stock at directorate meetings. The case will be heard Monday. Robison claims one quarter of the stock. Steininger, as estate administrator, says he owns and may vote the stock for two years after the estate’s death.
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St Louia
A. Steiinger
St. Louis
National League Baseball
Sarah Robison
Miss Robison
Tate
Stanley Robison Steininger
Festato
Minor league results from three leagues mix in scattered games
Baseball scores from the International, Southern, and Virginia leagues include Baltimore, Jersey City, Rochester, Newark, Providence, Montreal, Mobile, Montgomery, Atlanta, Charlotte, Norfolk, Richmond, and Savannah. Notable line reads: Columbus Albany fixture postponed due to a fire.
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International League
Baltimore
Sattalo Balimore
Bat Iea
Brockatt
Mitchell Shake
Murray
Jersey City
Rochester
Jersey
Hatterlea
Jones Wihelm
Blair Masog
Bemuss
Newate
Toronto
Newark
Rudolph
Fisher Gaskell
Bergen
Providence
Montraal
Cervol
Roth Harden
Schmidt
Baseball results from multiple colleges and universities
The fragment lists several college baseball scores including Franklin and Marshall, Trinity 1 Davidson 19, Charleston 3, Harvard 110 Wane 1 alr 7, New Haven and Dartmouth 32, Yordoin University of Georgia, Trinits College 1 Clemson 4, Qofforg University of Almbarne 1, University of Minnesota. The text is garbled with names and numbers.
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Franklin and Marshall
Trinity
Davidson College
Charleston College
Harvard
New Haven
Dartmouth
Yordoin
University of Georgia
Home Series Opens as Washington Faces New York
Washington hosts New York in a four game set starting this afternoon after a rough loss. Moeller injures leg in collision but not serious. Captain Quinn of New York listed as probable pitcher. Dixie Walker to start for Washington with Williams catching. Weather expected to improve for key games.
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Sparta
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Washington
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Nationale
Federal Express
Wolverton
Dixie Walker
Wildiams
Moeller
Bradley
Jack Quinn
New York
Ari Bill
Rmorrren Moellers
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