Taylor Out of Relays as Penn Faces Meet Injuries
J B Taylor, Penn’s intercollegiate quarter mile record holder, injures a knee and will miss relay races. Witham replaces Taylor in the mile, and Penn’s two mile relay chances diminish without Taylor though Yale and Dartmouth enter, while Chicago’s quartet remains a threat.
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Gneetsi
Washington Post
Philadelphia
J. B. Taylor
Penn
Taylor
Mike Murphy
Plumby
Fhuntey
Fenn
J. D Witham
Murphy
Yale
Dartmouth
Jones
Tyylor
Witham
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Le Droit Tennis Club Elects Officers and Expands
The Le Droit Tennis Club reports active courts after mild weather. A. Y. Leech Jr. was reelected president with H. F. Leech as secretary and treasurer. The grounds committee includes L. I. Doyle, Leech, and C. H. Claudy. Notable members include Franklin Geoghegan and Edward S Gee. The club limits to eighteen members per court and has vacancies due to city departures.
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le Droit
Thirteenth
Third Street
Rhode Island Avenue
A. Y. Leech, Jr
H. F. Leech
L. I. Doyle
Bo, Leech
H. Claudy
Franklin Geowhegan
Edward S Gee
Geogheman
H. P. Cobey
C. H. Clandy
Doyle
Gee
Franklin Geoghegan
Thomas R. Heath
J. B. Hog
Harvard announces fall football schedule with drops and new rendezvous
Cambridge, Miss April 2 Harvard has announced next fall's football schedule. Three divisions are dropped including West Fuit and Amherst Aggies. A new late October trip to the South is set for October 30. No room for Cornell or Pennsylvania. West Point required an earlier date than Harvard's October 26, leaving them out. There are ten games in total with a November 9 Cambridge showdown against the Indians.
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Washington
Cambridge
Miss
Harvard
West Fuiit
Amherst Aggies
Aonapths
West Town
Cornell
Pennsyyania
West Point
Boyle Leads Georgetown Relay Unit at Penn Games
Boyle and Georgetown crack relay team travel to Philadelphia for University of Pennsylvania events. Boyle will run the 10 yard dash and Wigard hurdles, facing Eastern Intercollegiate rivals in a meet at Penn.
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O'Boyle
Georgetown
Middies Shell Arrives First Tryout in New Navy Boat
The US Navy midshipmen’s new 67 foot shell, built by Hoyle of Ithaca after a design by Coach Glendon, arrived in Annapolis and was tested this afternoon. The craft is broader than the current first-team shell and is expected to improve local and Eisteddfod season races.
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Washington Post
Annapola
Poughkeepsie
Hoyle
Ithaca
Cornell Boats
Glendon
Navy
Baseball Bribes and Bats in a Nation’s League Fray
A patchwork of batting averages and fielding notes across teams. Wagner hits in seven straight games for a .316 average while McGee of Philadelphia posts five hits in six games. Cubs star Hofman leads with nine hits. Lajoie praises his defense. Cantillon coaches from the coaching lines with humorous vocal coaching antics as Washington and New York pitchers duel. Brown struggles for Giants. The piece blends player stats, manager plans for Europe, and cheeky digs at Cantillon's coaching and singing.
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Wagner
McGee
Philadelphia
Arthur Hofman
Cubs
Wolfe Steinfeldt
Detroit
Lajoie
Chance
John Evers
Harry Steinfeldt
Johnny King
Jiggs Donahue
Hoe
Griffith
Haverfeld
Thomas
Cantilion
Chris Lindsay
Louisville Courier-Journal
Lindsay
Landgren
Jack Taylor
Brown
Lajvick
Europe
Larry
France
Empire
Napoleon TV
We Gallic Paton
New York
New York Giants
Cy" Seymour
McGann
Yankees
Hoge, Clarkson
Brockett
Boston
Laglanb
Schlafly
Anderson
Washington
Hoffman
George Stone
Orth
Hoge
Clarkson
Keefe
Hughes
Castleton
Doyle
Washingtons
John B. Foster
Stoc" Cantillon
Kansas
New Yorks
Mr. Cantillon
W A A Plays Mt St Josephs In Baltimore Clash
The Washingaguene Association meets strong Mount St Josephs College in Baltimore at 1 o clock. The Io gal tribe departs for the oyster city to watch the game and the Athletics lineup includes Murphy at catcher By Tam or Norns as pitcher Harveycutter at first slate Widmore spoon base Ruiz shortstop Goodnow third base Lawson Wheeler center field Shafer or Norris in right field.
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Washingaguene Association
Mount St. Joseph's College
Jay
Baltimore
Iogal Tribe
Chivet
Oyster City
Murphy
By- Tam
Wheeler
Shafer
Norris
Feld
Yale Regatta to Move to New Haven Harbor
Yale Rowing Association announces the spring regatta on May 11 will be held on New Haven harbor instead of Lake Whitney to maximize training benefit. If satisfactory, future regattas will stay on harbor courses. Princeton defeats Exeter as Drews steady on mound and RicClean makes an unassisted double play.
Nationals Exhibition Baffles Washington Fans at Park
The Washington Nationals were blanked 7 to 0 in a exhibition at American League Park as Brockett and Ganley faced the New Yorks. Despite several bases loaded moments, Washington failed to score while Brackett and a strong Yankee defense kept them shut down throughout.
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Washington Post
New York
Nationals
Brackett
Griffith
Graham
Cantillon
Brockett
Washington
Yankees
Per- Tine
Moriarity
Danny Hoffman
Schlafly
Hoffman
Keeler
Land
Grahyzm
Hurst
Elberfeld
Gunley
Anderson
Altzer
Hickman
Shleman
Perrine
Warner
Hiberfeld
Cross
Altizer
Conroy
Monarity
Mary
Ehberfeld
Grogs
Laine
Ganley
Lappe
Eberfeld
Andy
Seybold Wins Close Game for Phila Philadelphia April 26 report
Phila delphia pitcher Waddell suspended thirty days for disobeying club rules. Seybold delivered the deciding run in a 1 to 0 Boston win as Philadelphia failed to hit Dygert. Wagner error aided the scoring play. Evans umpire. time two hours.
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Boston
Phuadeipnis
Dygert
Seybold
Wagner
Mack
Philadelphia
Piicher Waddell
Phin
Ahhoald
Hartsel If
Sullhan
Cross
Collins
Seyhold
O'England
Davis
AtKney
Murphy
Parent
Niviets
Ferris
Wagoer
Armbruster
O' Pratt
Boston Opooo
Seraso Nuts
Davis Sergete
Steleo
Nichols Daudje
Balle
Om Pruitt
Sullivan
Pruit
Mr. Evans
Mack worries over Athletics pitching force
Special to The Washington Post Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, voiced concern about his pitching staff during a Boston visit. He noted pitchers are not meeting expectations, warned that opposing players are improving rapidly, and stressed there is no let-up this season. He declined to comment on Barrett's rumor about Ford trade interest.
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Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Wil
Barrett
Wiliams
Ford
Yesterday's Results and Schedule Across Leagues
Yesterday's scores include New York 4 Washington 0 and Chicago 2 Cleveland 1. St Louis 3 Detroit 81 Loni 1. Today Washington visits New York and Philadelphia plays Boston. Standings show Chicago eight wins two losses and New York nine four hundred.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Loni
St. Louis
St Louis
Hoster
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
W. L. Pvt
Tigers Fast On Bases In Detroit Victory
Detroit won on base running with steals of home and strong defense as Howell pitched well in tight spots. St Louis had scoring chances in the eighth and ninth, but Willett shut them down. Errors produced the Browns’ only run. Crawford, Gehaefer, Schmidt and Jones led Detroit with runs, while Coughlin and Horsman added stolen bases.
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Detroit
Mich
Howell
St Louia
Willett
Brownz
Detrat
Coughlly
AjMorphis
Crawford
Pickering
Ghieg Lobbd
Wellace
Tloseman
Yeager
Elia T Benaefer
Adetehanty
Lesry
Stephens
Warett
d/Howell
Niles
Detreit
Gehaefer
Sehmidt
Jones
Coughiin
Horsman
Schaefer
Fermidt
Bemphitl
Wallace
St. Aula
St. Louis
Schmidt
O'Loughlin
Walsh Wins Pitchers Duel In Cleveland Handicap
Ciuwagon defeated Cleveland 2 to 1 in a pitching duel between Walsh and Liebhardt. Chicago scored on two Liebhardt walks, while Cleveland could not capitalize despite three Cleveland hitters tripling. Manager Jones was ejected after an argument with Umpire Stafford.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Abhore Hinchman
Ol Jones
Ooone Stovall
Welday
Wick
Lajoie
O'Duenn
O Donohue
Bratley
Aube
Sousa
Dark
Welduy
Dougherty
Clark
Lajois
Roha
Haho
Quillin
Flick
Jebell
Loft
Janes
Chicago
Liebhardt
Welsh
Walsh
ballsClark
Bates Dominates as Boston Beats Brooklyn in 4-Run Test
Boston defeats Brooklyn 4 to 0 as Bates leads with a single double triple and two home runs in five at bats. Rucker pitched six strong innings before Boston rallied in the seventh to seal the win.
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Bronxlyn
Brooklyn
Boston Today
Rucker
Vistors
Bates
Boston
Arhoah Brooklyn
Algarman
Tenney
OlCaney
Deaumont
Bateh
Banco
Olfordan
McCarthy
OlMaroney
OfButler
Fisherly
Wrucker
Pis
Meintyre
Totads
Brooks
Beaumont
Faherty
Casey
Batch
Tater
Flaherty
McIntyre
Hates
Bages
Patek
Yenney
Bridwell
Lewis
Jorfan
Butler
Snees
Cubs Bunch Hits To Take First Game Of Series
St Louis records 5 10 3 loss as Chicago edges them on April 26. Overall outpitched Brown, four Chicago hits in the fifth inning produced four runs aided by two bases on balls. Kelly, Slagle, Schulte, Evers, Kilng, and Overall factor in offense. Marshall, Burch, and Bown star for St Louis. Final lineups show Chicago 9, St Louis 0 with Chicago taking the opener.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Brown
Polis
St. Ta
Ole. Kelly
Ostagle
O Sheckard
Feare
Technical
Brewster
Middlehauil
Chapin
Woud
Central
Tne
Come
Mers
Iman
Platt
Benson
Ott
Spencer
Middlekaut Refehard
E- Bonald
Richardson
Smijth Sarned
Reichard
Rheem
hit—Platt
Brolen
Mesa
Middtekault
Harrah
A. Melnnald
Turton
Ac McDonald
Reteberd
Heen
Giants In Batting Form As McGraws Men Rally
New York defeated Philadelphia today by pounding Sparks and McCloskey for fourteen hits before rain halted play after the eighth inning. Mathewson scattered Philadelphia hits as Strang, Bresnahan, and Seymour produced the key drives.
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McGraw
Philadelphia
New York
Sparks
McCloskey
Mathew Ison
Scori N. Yor
Abhoar Phila
Abhoae Shannon
Thomag
Burana
Platen
Devin
Jackbtech
Mathewenn
Sparke
Smeht
Thor Ole Odot
Shannon
Strang
Bresnahan
Mathew
Sor
Thoman
Gisasan
Titus
Thomas
Seymour
Phres
Hill
Mer Closkey
Snariter Nita
Glennon
McGann
Devlin
Smcgann
Kanes
Mathewson
McClosky
Mr. Riglat
Hovre
Skillin makes amends in Dartmouth Brown game dispute
Special to The Washington two Bowlon reports Capt Skillin of Dartmouth released a letter to Capt Paine of Brown regarding the forfeited game over umpire decisions. Skillin admits the umpire’s call yesterday was likely wrong but questions action of leaving the field. He notes Dartmouth seeks a nine inning game in Providence and offers to visit Brown on a mutually agreed date, proposing June 1 as the best open date.
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Washington
Brown
Dartmouth
Providence
Danville tops Lynchburg in second game of series
Danville won the second game of the series at Lynchburg as Sta4 Rubs Howard pitched, flinging the ball past the Shoemakers who managed nine safe hits. Krebbs, a new find from Grim, started for Lynchburg and yielded fourteen runs while Danville collected seven.
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Lynchburg
Danville
Shoemakers
Rubs Howard
Phillies
Krebbs
Grim
Holmes Allows Two Hits in Augusta South Atlantic League Game
Augusta Georgia April 26 Holmes control tops Jacksonville. Lee allowed two hits as Kustus and Dexter hit two bags. Batteries Lee and Fuller Holmes and Evers Umpire Mace Time 1 hour 50 minutes. Macon beat Columbia 2 fast game Quinn allowed two outs until ninth. Quinn homered left field. Shreveport beat Little Rock with third inning hits. Time 1 hour 0 minutes.
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Augusta
Blanks
Jacksonville
Holmes
Lee
Kustus
Dexter
Fuller
Evers
Macon
Columbia
Quinn
Ree
Shreveport
Little Rock
Battersex
Flcher
Grafima
Bandy
Lake
Zimmer
Washington and Lee blanks VPI 6 to 0 at Wilson Field
Washington and Lee University defeated Virginia Polytechnic Institute 6 to 0 this afternoon on Wilson Field. Johnson allowed no hits as the visitors were shut out. only 29 faced him. A Ford catch and several sensational plays by Hood, Pipes, and Willis highlighted an errorless defensive effort. Batteries listed as Russell and Fontine for VPI, Johnson and Anthony for W and L.
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Washington Post
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Wilson Field
Johnson
Worthington
Ford
Hood
Pipes
Willis
Reagan Bests Burnum in Southern League feature
Birmingham defeats Montgomery in a hard fought Birmingham rally led by Reagan and Garvin. The 1 hour 65 minute game featured local players and names Hurnum Walker and Anderson with umpire Ridderhan. Atlanta reports a night game won easily as Nashville’s pitchers were hit hard before darkness called play. New Orleans saw a postponed Memphis game due to wet grounds. Fordham meets Georgetown at Georgetown Field with Mahoney on the mound after Princeton tests.
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Birmingham
Montgomery
Ala
Iocals
Batterlee
Reagan
Garvin
Hurnum
Walker
Anderson
Ridderhan
Atlanta
Allants
Nashville
I Ditterieg-Ford
O'Leary
Sclmalat
Hackett
Déagat
Latthmer
Welly Urpico
Finn
Hime
New Orleans
Memphis
Fordham
Georgetown
Mahoney
Princeton
Bla Alley
New York
Teveney
Amateurs beat Teddy Bears 5 to 1 in afternoon game
Brewoods won 5 to 1 behind Jeckins pitching. Ninth Street Athletic Club reorganizes to challenge all local teams averaging twelve. The Freakin Athletic Club defeated St Patricks 10 to 4. Dostag slabmen knocked out of the box, Dostag. Webster School team beat Fracktin Besect 46 to 7 on Monument grounds. Rain halted Rock Hill vs Lebanon Valley after two innings, score 9 to 0. Madison Assembly protests Memorial Day regatta timing.
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Fnte
Yeater
Brewoods
Teddy Bears
Jeckins
Ninth Street Athletis Club
Oacar Dietz
Bevanth Street
Tesa Trimira
Friends
Thomas
Webster School
Bashell
Fracktin
Seearu Tetas
Alztern
B. Giles
Webster Behcot
Rock Hill
Washington Post
Ellicott City
Rock Hill College
Lebanon Valley College
Dupa
Bradley
Malone
de Lagane Institute
New York City
Carolina Tops William and Mary in Slow 7 to 1 Win
Easy for Carolina in a slow game as Story and Rogers led a 7 to 1 victory over William and Mary College. Carolina pitchers Story and Lewis limited the visitors to a single run in the first inning while Tarheels Thompson and a heavy shuffling of the lineup produced the decisive scoring.
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Washington Post
Chapel Hill
N. C
Carolina
William and Mary College
Virginians
Tarheels
Thompson
Story
Lewis
Hatchetites Cancel Game Between Washington and Maryland
Hatchetites manager Willis canceled the game set for Van Ness Park this afternoon between George Washington and the University of Maryland due to GW pitching shortages and players resting after recent games. The indoor YMCA meet in Boston features sprints and field events led by Captain Bob Unglaub.
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van Ness Park
George Washington
University of Maryland
Willis
Hatchetite
Wills
Technical Downs Central in Annual Rivalry Game
Technical defeated Central 12 to 3 at American Teague Park in a matinee, led by Reichard’s steady pitching and a rampant first inning. Central struggled with wild pitches and fielding errors while Smith of Central stood out defensively at second base, but Technical surged with hits and timely scoring throughout the game.
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Gray Slabman
Central
Youngatera
Smith
O Street
Tech
Technical
American Teague Park
Glore
Rheem
Maroon and Gray Tribe
Mather
Reichard
Ele
Ins
Fitchardson
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