Athletics Weak Yet Formidable In Showdown Series
Baseball feature analyzes Athletics and Nationals ahead of a pivotal series. It highlights manager Veitich and Griffiths plans, pitcher matchups, and key players like Ainsmith, Johnson, Gailia, Harper, Dumont, Boehring, and Charrity. The piece weighs team strength, past glories, and potential outcomes for the American League rivals.
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Veitich
Connie Makany
Sul Nur
Gasehall
Vigertown
Amert
Walter Johnson
T the Athletica
Griffith
Gailia
Harper
Dumont
Boehring
Avera
Hillsville
Nationals
Johnson
Red Sox
Mackmen
Boston
Reds Hammer Ball in Defeating Cards Cincinnati
Cincinnati outran St Louis 11 to 3 as Hall and Salles were hit early. Groh Chase and Griffith led hitting while Beall, Smith and Herzog sparked offense. Doak finished strong as Cincinnati pulled away after the first inning in a two hour ten minute game.
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Cincinnati
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Salles
Gunner Hikewine
Doak
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Chase
Griffith
St. Lens
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Biter
Smith
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Roo Hetzel
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Grifith
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Errora
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Beall
Hite
Herang
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Maseley
Bettel
Miller
Brottom
Williams
Motlwitz
Baaea
St. Louie
Firat
Balla
OW Hall
Sallee
Innnings
Ry Griner
Indians Take Opening Game as Dunn Day Celebrated
Cleveland defeated Chicago 9 to 3 in the opening game of the series. Coumbe pitched well for Cleveland, allowing six hits while Fournier led Chicago with three safeties. Dunn Day honors drew the Woodland Bards and dignitaries including Secretary Baker and team owners as a parade and luncheon preceded the game.
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Coumbe
Fournier
Woodland Bards
James C. Dunn
Cleveland Club
Dunn
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
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Charles Comiskey
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Princeton Enters Entire Track Team for Franklin Field Relay Carnival
Philadelphia April 25 Princeton has entered its full track squad for the relay carnival at Franklin Field on Friday and Saturday. The 1 mile entry lists Moore Richardson Wallace and Eddy. Coaches expect strong sprint and distance medley crews in the 2 and 4 mile events with notable entries Cavy in pole vault Nourse in weight events Davy in high jump and Crawford in hurdles.
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Princeton
Franklin Field
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Richardson
Wallace
Eddy
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Nourse
Davy
Crawford
Big College Games Today Rain Delays Washington Baseball
Yale visits Georgetown and North Carolina meets Catholic University at Brookland both set for 3 30. Wrestling note Louis Zerega 65 defeats Takeuchi in 7 minutes at the Gayety Theater with a hammerlock. Takeuchi earlier toppled Emory Just, a 1906 pounder, in 444 minutes.
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Georgetown
North Carolina
Brookland
Washington
Catholic University
Louis Zerega
Takeuichi
Gayety Theater
Takeuchi
Emory Just
Jack Boland
Bumpa” Turner
Baseball matchups in today’s American League card
In the American League games today Philadelphia visits Washington Chicago travels to Cleveland Detroit plays at St Louis and Boston suffers a loss at New York.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Virginia Nine Victor Over North Carolina
Virginia defeated North Carolina 9 to 3 in Charlotenville. Calloway held the Tar Heels to four hits while Virginia built an early lead and cleared the bases in the first inning. Key plays included a White home run, Stickley doubles, and strong Virginia infield defense.
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Stickley
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Tarnes
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Carolina
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Frat Nines to Battle at Georgetown Law Field
Georgetown University field hosts a Sunday morning baseball clash between Phi Alpha Delta and Delta Theta Phi fraternities. Delta Theta Phi features Mahlum, Byng, Jones, Prescott, Geisler, and more. Phi Alpha Delta counters with Scott, Kessnick, Hayes, Reidy, Young, and others from last year’s varsity relay.
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Braves Down Giants Rudolph Goes Well
Boston beat New York 3 to 1 as Rudolph allowed four hits. Rouseh misplayed a throw in the first inning to spark Boston, Maranville and Wilhoit doubled to tie. Compton drove in Gowdy on a sacrifice fly, and Gowdy joined Rudolph in securing the win for Boston.
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Bowl for Title Tomorrow in Local YMCA League
The Terminal Railroad YMCA bowling season ends tomorrow as Southern, winner of the second section, faces Auditors, winner of the first series. Five games start at 11 o clock with friends invited. Pennsylvania led the first half and won the Sunris a Bowling League roll-off against Trainmen.
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Georgia and Trinity play thirteen innings to 6 6 draw
Georgia University and Trinity College battled through thirteen innings in Durham on April 25 ending in a 6 to 6 tie as darkness halted play. Players named include battery Mann Bennett Menshew Earnheardt Love Westbrook Philpot and Harrison.
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Georgia University
Trinity College
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Trinity
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Philpot
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Ness Joins Baltimore Club from White Sox Deal
April 25 report states Jack Ness is now a Baltimore International after a completed sale from the Chicago White Sox. Ness previously played in Oakland in the Pacific Coast League and topped a 117 game consecutive hit streak last season.
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North Hills Country Club
Here
Chicago
Jack Ness
Baltimore Internationals
White Sox
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Oakland
Red Sox Rally Past Yankees In Ten Innings For Lead
The Boston Red Sox beat the New York Yankees 4 to 3 in a 14 inning game to hold their lead in the American League. Nunamaker sparked the win with four hits including a three base hit to tie the game in the ninth, then Henriksen started the tenth with a double and scored on Hoblitzell's single. Hoblitzell drove in two runs for Boston.
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Hoblitzell
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Six Local Boys Leave for Martinsburg Team
Six Washington lads with prior sandlot experience depart this morning to join Martinsburg West Virginia to train as part of the squad representing the city in the Blue Ridge League this summer. The group includes George Rawlings leading scorer last year Shag Rawlings Frank Colley Al Rogers John Hancock and John Murphy. Manager Morris is already in Martinsburg.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
George Rawlings
West Virginia
Boxer seeks legal ring name change to Charney White
Chicago April 25 Charles Ankovitz known as Charney White asked the circuit court to change his legal name to match his ring name. He states he is 25, born in Liverpool, England, and has lived in Elmira eighteen years.
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Charles Ankovitz
Charney White
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England
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Baseball scores from late season matchups across conferences
Harvard defeated Bates 11 to 3 while Furman shut out Clemson 0 in seventeen innings. Richmond beat South Carolina 8 to 2 and Davidson 4. Eton 2, Illinois 3 over Ohio State 0. Tennessee routed Chattanooga 13 to 0 as Alabama beat Mississippi 14 to 4.
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Fulton Poised to face Reich in likely big bout
New York April 25 Fred Fulton a tall hard punching heavyweight trains in Jess Willard’s former quarters as he prepares to meet Al Reich in his Eastern debut. Fulton recalls 38 fights with 34 knockouts and notes the plastering trade gave him strength and a long jab. He denies meeting Harry Wills and compares sparring to lifting mud while discussing Willard and potential matchup with Jack Britton and Kid Lew.
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New Orleans
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Minor league scores sweep regional baseball results
Southern Association Nashville trounces Memphis 6 0 while Atlanta wins 6 1 over Birmingham New Orleans edged by Little Rock 7 2 Chattanooga 2 6 2. South Atlantic Jacksonville 3 Augusta 0 Macon 5 Charleston 1 Albans 8 Montgomery 7 Columbia 7 Columbus 6 Virginia Mount 3 9 Newport News 4 Portsmouth 4 North Hopewell 1 Petersburg 1 in 12 innings. Texas League Waco 5 Shreveport 1 Dalian 5 Fort Worth 2 Houston 2 San Antonio 3 Galveston 1 Beaumont 0
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