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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1910

Page

34

National League Standings and Today’s Games

National League standings summary with team records and games today list. Brooklyn at Boston and Chicago at St Louis feature among matchups. Boston hosts Pittsburgh while New York visits Philadelphia. Detroit and St Louis also appear on today’s slate.

Pet Woo Boston Lowe Clisags Goston Viatetpmia Masnineton New Merk Brooklyn Veland Catengo Miclindelphia St. Louis Toaton Washington Philadelphia New York Detroit Cincinnati Pittsburg Chicago

Alvsing and Cornell Coast In String of Inconsistent Showings

An inconsistent slate of recent college games features St. Aloysius defeating Cornell Co 3 to 2 in a rough league opener at Sorial City Park. The report highlights Gallagher and Buscher on the mound, with errors and hitting contributing to a tense matchup. Dartmouth defeats Lafayette after eleven innings, and Penn State beats Cornell 5 to 1 in a two hour game, amid lingering gloom at Blue and Gray finishing quotes about upcoming West Virginia clash.

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Nationals Hit Timely Speed as Boys Rally for 16 Hits

Johnson excels with bases loaded as the team collects 16 hits and fans 12. Both sides create opportunities through the game, drama builds into the twelfth inning where an unexpected turn shapes the outcome. Collins delivers a strong pitching performance for the opposing side.

Johnson Mighty Collins

Nationals edge Red Sox in twelve inning thriller

Washington Nationals topple Boston Red Sox 2 to 1 in twelve innings as Walter Johnson and Jack Lelivelt star. Johnson yields one run on eleven hits while Lelivelt delivers a clutch game winning single to center in the 12th, lifting the Nationals to a dramatic victory before 2,948 fans.

H.T. Brewer Nationals Speed Boys Boston Walter Johnson Jack” Lelivelt Johnson Lelivelt Collesian Collins Lelvelt Father Duarte James A.sig O'Shea Baseball Association Maurice E. Phoenix O'Connor Jolson Red Fox French Stahl Wagner New Jake Stahl Lewis Carrigan Collins Hooper Schaefer McBride Urgland Elberfeld Lord Speaker Washington Warner Gessler Gengler Sox

Highlanders Triumph as New York Defeats Athletics 7 to 3

New York Americans overpower the Athletics 7 to 3 with Ford’s pitching and Walters’ hitting shaping the outcome. Oldring, Walters, and Murphy drive Philadelphia runs while Ford and Coombs excel on the mound. The game runs two hours and one minute with New York outhitting and outfield defense securing the win.

New York New York Americans Athletics Ford Walters Phila AE Hausel Memphis Oldring OlWaler Dchase Ocree Davis Ostanorte Giove Murphy F Ugraght Hawtin Dlsweeney Otho bfFord Coat Stoombs Lygert Helmmabery Coombs Dygert Ining Philadelphia Hartsel Murphy Memphill Wotter Cree Lap Digert Coomb Messrs Dinnen and Connolly

Central vs Western high school series third game

Boteler faces Donovan on the mound as two top class high school pitchers clash in a 2:30 start at Union League Park. A competitive game is expected between Central and Western today.

Central Western Cental Boteler Donovan Union League

Studebaker plans inroads as auto agencies expand West Virginia reach

The Studebaker Company aims to establish a number of agencies in West Virginia while testing routes for a Washington Post touring event. Theodore Barnes of Barnes and Hendricks will deliver a Pullman car to a subagent from Staunton Virginia and follow the touring route. A meeting at the Chamber of Commerce will form a licensed dealers association with 47 Washington dealers. John Larcombe of the Motor Sales Company notes auto public aid while Joseph Moon praises motorists' rights amid highway use disputes. The Columbia Motor Car Company becomes complainant in Selden patent suits with May 12 set for legal deadlines.

Theodore Barnes Barnes & Hendricks Staunton Washington Post Chamber of Commerce F Street Washington John Larcombe Motor Sales Joseph W. Moon W. OD. Arrinon of the Moon Company St. Biter Motor ‘Car Corporation Moon Columbia Motor Car Company Hough

Georgetown loses to North Carolina A and M 11 to 2

Georgetown dropped another game as O Connor and Flannery were wild on the mound allowing Tarheels to tally early and often. Stafford pitched well for Georgetown but the Hilltoppers never recovered after a rough fourth inning as Hunt led with a triple and Connelly made a key grab.

Georgetown Agricultural and Mechanical College of North Carolina Tarbecs Hive Gray Evers Hilltoppers Wal" O'Connor Tub” Flannery Tarheels Stafford Pan Brown Black Hobert Son Hartsel Speer Seifert Rowe Hunt Feenen Om Bratford O'Connor Flannery Flannervy Hite Flanner Staford O' Conor Feenandini Hunt Harteal Freeman Pilchar Mr. Hetls Waine

Virginia Military Institute beats Davidson 2 to 0 in tight game

In Lexington April 28 Virginia Military Institute defeats Davidson College 2 0 in a well played contest Moseley delivers strong pitching as only four batters reach first. Batteries Cannon and Madleon Moseley and Reed. Harvard slips past Harvard in 10 innings 2 1 after Williams powers the win with steady relief pitching from Hicks Templeton and Lambie credited with the victory.

Davidson Washington Post Lexington Virginia Military Institute Davidson College Today Moseley Harvard Williams Cambridge Mass Williams Toda Hicks Templeton

Detroit Beats St Louis 7 to 1 in Baseball Game

Detroit won easily over St Louis 7 to 1 as Mullin pitched well with 4 hits allowed and Halley struggled. Both teams plan a postponed game tomorrow. Line shows McIntyre Cobb and Simmons among top hitters. Umpires Par rine and O Loughlin. Time of game 1 hour 48 minutes.

St. Louis Detroit Halley Mullin Dateolt Bone Metntyre Wallace Obuhenae Gl Hofman Dl Cobb Hoclgss Altrawford Hertel Delahanty Abstein Moriarty Bemmitt Simmons Stephens Alstanage Batley Bes Ol Afullie Stantee McIntyre Stone Cobb Stanage Delshenty Hartzellani Griggs Atetain Ratleses Ballett Rhemmel Fin Om Batley Streramel Omipires Parrine O'Loughlin

Baseball game play by play summary

In this two inning report sacrifice plays include Bergen and Beck with 1 Smith. Ters to McElveen to Berger on a triple play and a double play sequence involving Daubert Bergen. Brooklyn and Boston batters reach base with walks and strikeouts noted. Umpires Rigler and Gm alls. Time 1 hour and 60 minutes.

Bergen Beck Smith T. Smith Wheat Bureh Dau Tere McElveen Berger Daubert Brooklyn Bostup Om Richie Evans Orrors Boston Richie Passeddall Graham Messrs. Rigler Gmalls

Brown Saves Chicago in 2 1 Victory over St Louis

Chicago defeated St Louis 2 to 1 as Cole pitched well through seven innings before tiring in the eighth. Brown relieved with bases loaded and none out to retire the side runless. Steinfeldt and Hugeins drove in the runs for Chicago while Mowrey doubled for St Louis. Umpires were Menars O Day and Siennen. Time of game 1 hour 60 minutes.

Chicago St. Louis Cole Brown Chidaga Apn Rt. Lous AE Brers Oldnegins Beaumont Otitis Solicite Haraj Tolals Corridon Menars O'Day Siennen

Giants Win In Thirteen Inning Marathon

New York beat Philadelphia 6 to 2 in thirteen innings. Doyle drove in three runs with three singles and a double in the thirteenth, while Seymour homered for Philadelphia. Moore started for Philadelphia and fanned twelve batters. Raymond pitched for New York. Time 3 hours 40 minutes.

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Brooklyn Defeats Boston With Triple Play In Poorly Played Game

Brooklyn tops Boston in a high scoring, badly played contest highlighted by a seventh inning triple play involving five Brooklyn players. The box shows scattered hits and errors as both teams struggle to capitalize with runners aboard. Early heavy hitting by Brooklyn sustains the lead through the game.

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Flynn's Homer Wins Pittsburg Over Cincinnati 5 to 3

Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 5 to 3 after Flynn hits a decisive eighth inning home run with two on. Other notes include multiple players’ at bats, hits, and errors, with Umpires Masers, Klem, and Kane officiating. The Sewage Pumping Station game also ends 2 to 0 in favor of the Commissioners.

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