GAMES TODAY IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE SETTINGS
Listings show matchups across major teams including Washington Philadelphia New York Chicago Cleveland Detroit St Louis and Brooklyn with games like Boston at New York and Pittsburgh at Chicago among others. Multiple venues feature clashes among pennant contenders as the schedule highlights key intra league contests.
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Pittsburg
Pittehure
Donton
Virginia Trims Davidson in 12 to 4 Home Victory
Virginia routs Davidson 12 to 4 at home to close the season. Pitcher Vince and fielder Salley starred, with Ten Tarheel batters struck out over seven innings of strong defense. Humes, Douglas, and Latouk contributed key plays as Virginia built a commanding lead.
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Abo
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Mosk Ou
Eltat
Toro Erarids
Tina Dordn
Raley
Ann
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Shift in Nap line up special to Waan patearp
Cleveland April 26 Larry Lajoie after nine games at first base returns to his spot and love second in tomorrow's game with the White Sox Terry Turner uses Turner at second to prevent arm strain Ham short moves to short George Stovall will be at first again Mickey Grane y returns as an outfielder replacing Birmingham in center Will replace Bal at short and Birmingham moves to adjust Stovall and Graney batting strength Turner says he can throw from short without risk Lejovn will likely stay at second unless Turner gains confidence in his arm
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Cleveland
Larry Lajoie
Leveland
Love
White Sox
Terry Turmar
Ham Short
Ceorge Stovall
Mickey Graney
Nap
Birmingham
Manaver McGuire
Beach
Bal
Stovall
Graney
Turner
Lejovn
Atick
Swimmers to Represent New York YMCA in Three-Way Meet
Seven new swimmers join the Gen real Branch Young Mens Christian Association squad as they travel to Philadelphia next Saturday for a three cornered aquatic meet against the Philadelphia Central YMCA and the Twenty third Street Branch Association of New York. The Washington association also fields a team with Rutherford, Walk, Waed, De Lashmud, Harlan, Wilson, and Wood in the relay and distance events.
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Young Mens Christian
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Central
Twenty Third Street
New York
Washington Association
Trgbald Rutherford
de Lashmud
Harlan Fanny
Wilson
Wood
Rutherford de Lashmutt Valk
Automobiles and Shows Stir Interest Across Cities
The Post reports on car dealers visiting New York and Harrisburg to promote models from JC Car Agency and Seth Company Winch. Observers prepare for touring test runners, with entrants nominating riders for a date set by a referee. Complaints arise over a smoke law, while Hupmobile cars showcase speed on Los Angeles tracks and prepare for a flag to flag endurance race from Denver to Mexico in May with Eddie A Hearne and Swanbrough driving.
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Los Angeles
Denver
Mexico
Eddie A Hearne
Chicago
Swanbrough
Colorado
Mtains
Nationals Triumph in Slugging Marathon Nines Win 9-7
Washington duels Highlanders in a high scoring affair as Walker falters late and a nine run third inning fuels a 9 to 7 Nationals victory. Key blows come from Lelivelt Gessler and Milas with Walker and Schaefer turning sharp plays to clinch the win.
McAleer Reinstated After Suspension Amid Boston Series
James A McAleer resumed coaching duties for the Washington Baseball Team after a suspension briefly sidelined him during the Patriots Day game in Boston. The suspension followed an umpire confrontation, and McAleer later fell ill with rheumatism while the squad toured. The Nationals prepared to face Boston with Gray or Johnson pitching, while Ilcotte or Karger worked for Boston.
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James A. McAleer
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B. Johnson
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Lme
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Johnson
Ilcotte
Karger
Carrigan
Jeffries Condition Under Scrutiny Ahead of July Fourth Fight
San Francisco notes rising concerns over Jack Johnson and Jim Jeffries as overtraining and fatigue threaten readiness ten weeks before the showdown. Reporters quote trainers and insiders discussing fitness, camp discipline, and potential impact on performance.
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Jim Jet
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Teffries
Jim
Jeff
Morse
Choyask
Jack Gleason
Johnson
Carp
Sal Gleason
Jonsons
Jack
Tilga
Business High School Routs Eastern In Hard Fought Contest
In the Ingh school series opener, Business High School defeated Eastern 10 runs to 4. Whitmarsh led with hits while McCarthy and Naughton contributed key at bats and solid baserunning. Burley pitched well for the opponents, keeping Eastern in check until late.
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Langford Dims Ketchel in Philadelphia Title Fight Preview
Joseph Woodman, manager of Langford, vows the bout will be fair and the better pugilist will win. He argues Langford can stop Ketchel before four rounds, citing a long pursuit of Ketchel and Langford’s plan to claim the middleweight title with a decisive victory that would secure a match with Johnson.
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Johnson
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Kelekel
Phillies Rally In Ninth To Beat Red Sox 5 4
Boston led 4 0 after three innings but Philadelphia staged a ninth inning rally with men on second and first and two out. Bates doubled to center driving in two runs and ending the game as Ewing debuted for the home team pitching well after the first inning. Moran and Collina contributed, while Doolan and Ward provided offensive support in a rough scoring sequence.
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Giants Rally Past Brooklyn 9-8 In Ninth Inning Win
In a tightly contested game the New York Giants pull ahead late, scoring the winning run on Merkle s triple and Myers single in the ninth to topple Brooklyn 9 to 8. Wheat and Merkle lead the offense with key hits as Crandall and Ames contend on the mound for the Dodgers.
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Line Up Against Eastern in Catholic Uni Baseball Clash
Manassas team visits Brookland for a 2 PM game after a defeat on their grounds. White will start for the visitors with Clancy on the Brookland mound. Mence, formerly St Marys, plays short for Brookland as Laster’s squad seeks revenge against Georgetown setting.
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Potomac Boat Club Buys Columbia Theater for Regatta Fund
The Potomac Boat Club has bought the Columbia Theater venue for an upcoming event to support the national regatta in this city on August 1 and 13. Tickets are being sold to fund the regatta, with many seats already sold as the club urges public support for the aquatic meet regarded as the greatest in the country.
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Columbia Theater
Ringo
Minor League Games and Postponements Across Circuits
Baseball results from American Association Eastern Southern and other leagues show multiple postponements due to rain. Notable scores include Minneapolis 15 Kansas City 7 and Baltimore 4 Baltimore 2 with several games listed as postponed.
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Smith, Sanford advance in Columbia Club handicap play
In the 1 April handicap tournament at Columbia Country Club, Smyth defeated Lodge Hil, Sandford beat Flarban lup, Hodges defeated Callett 4 up and 1, and E Byn won against Phatener 4 up and 3. Semifinal pairings set: Smyth vs Sanford and Hodges vs EBynon Jr.
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Ly Lodge
HY Sand Ford
Flarban Lup
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Callett
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WC Phatener
M Smith
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H Ebynon Jr
O Brien Shows Strong Form in Baltimore Wrestling Bout
O Brien held his own for 12 minutes against Frank Tanch of Baltimore in a contest at the Gayety theater. The bout drew praise for O Brien’s stamina though weight differences favored Tanch. If O Brien stays in his class, future matches could prove his success. Capt Ferree, president of the Washington Revolver Club, is among winners in winter pistol matches. his 450 score marks him as top shooter in the District of Columbia.
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Washington Post
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