National League Standings and Today's Games
National League standings shown with teams and records. Matches listed for today include Boston at Washington, Philadelphia at New York, Detroit at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Boston, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, and St. Louis at Chicago.
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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 Clash In Wild Field Game At City Park
In a muddy opening league tilt at City Park St Aloysious defeated Cornell Co 3 to 2. Gallagher and Buscher starred on the mound for Alvsing while Cornell’s Carr and Kelliher produced some offense. Dartmouth and Penn State also yielded tight baseball results with late drama and shifting leads, leaving teams hopeful for stronger play in upcoming games.
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Alvsing
Sorial City Park
Corvil Vompany
Vietninw
Brentwood Se-Egulion
Olsteiet
Tae Fay Hoin Gallagher
Buscher
Cerne
Ulendibor
Brest
Murphy
Kelliher
Aloysius
Cornella Naves
Siar Aus
Carnell Ca
Quscher
Uf Gallagher
Arden Ant
Bagels
Wy Gallagher
Ay Vun Rulcher
Hita— Taylor
Siuleneses
Piaser Gallagher
Carr Hives
Mi Hoffman
Sole
Alee
Nationals Hit Timely Speed Boys Make 16 Hits
Johnson mighty when men are on bases and strikes out twelve. Both teams have many chances to win before twelfth, but unexpected always happens. Collins pitches a good game.
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Johnson Mighty
Collins
Nationals edge Red Sox in Thirteen Inning Thriller
Johnson leads resilient Nationals to a 2 1 victory over the Red Sox in a 13 inning affair. Lelivelt delivers a timely single to drive in the winning run as Boston tallies early and Washington answers with late pressure.
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Elberfeld
Lord
Warner
Gessler
Lewis
McBride
Hooper
Gengler
Sox
Nationals
Carrigan
Johnson
Collins
French
Highlanders Triumph Over Athletics In Easy Victory
New York Americans outplayed the Athletics today and won 7 to 3. Ford pitched well and Walters led with timely hitting, as Philadelphia and New York battled through a two hour game with multiple runs, errors, and key hits from Hartsel Oldring Murphy and Wolter.
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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 Meets Western In High School Series Clash
Central and Western meet in the third game of the high school series. Boteler and Donovan, top class pitchers, will face off at 2:30 at Union League Park, promising a strong contest.
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Central
Western
Cental
Boteler
Donovan
Union League
Automobile World notes on Studebaker plans and route changes
The piece reports Studebaker aims to move West Virginia shipments and discusses a Pullman car transfer by Theodore Barnes. It covers route adjustments for a touring test, Omaha inclusion in the Golden tour, a Washington dealer meeting to form a licensed dealers association, and comments by John Larcombe and Joseph Moon about drivers rights and highway safety. It mentions Columbia Motor Car Company replacing a previous complainant and a May 12 date for court demurrers.
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Theodore Barnes
Barnes & Hendricks
Staunton
Washington Post
M. Buller
American Automobile Association
Omaha
St. Joseph
Dex Moles
Iowa
Chicago
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
Tarheels Top Georgetown In Overtime-Like Contest At DC
Georgetown loss to North Carolina 11 to 2 with O Connor and Flannery wild on mound. Hunt had a triple and strong defense from Connelly, and West Virginia prep win noted for Georgetown as they prepare to face more opponents.
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O'Connor
Flannery
Tarheels
Buat
Wab" O'Connor
Tub” Flannery
Stafford
Georgetown
Pan
Hilltoppers
Hunt
Aelder
Connelly
Hartsels
Blue
Gray
West Virginia
Mab
Freeman
OlHunt
Murphy
Rub’ Son
Vinsbaon
Hartel
Speer
Keenan
Saldron
Flanne Georget
Brown
Black
Hobert
Son
Hartsel
Speer Seifert
Rowe
Feenen
Om Bratford
Flannervy
Hite
Flanner
Staford
O' Conor
Feenandini Hunt
Harteal
Pilchar
Mr. Hetls
Waine
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Virginia Military Institute Beats Davidson 2-0 in Tight Contest
Lexington April 28 Virginia Military Institute defeats Davidson College in a well played game by 2 to 0 Moseley shines on the mound allowing only four reach bases. Scoring details show a quiet six inning effort as Cadets and Wildcats manage few threats with Cannon Madelon Moseley Reed and teammates handling the battery duties.
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Washington
College Park
Maryland Agricultural College
West Virginia University
Aggies
Virg Rhoaet
Goeltz
Ifruich Son
Grasor
Merrid
Seenders
Davidson
Washington Post
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Davidson College Today
Moseley
Detroit Triumphs Over St Louis 7 to 1 in Baseball Match
Detroit defeated St. Louis 7 to 1 as Mullin shone on the mound and Halley struggled. The teams plan a postponed game tomorrow. Line: Detroit 7 St Louis 1. Notable hits by McIntyre Cobb and Simmons. Umpires Messers Parrrine and O'Loughlin. Time 1 hour 48 minutes.
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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 Play by Play Summary From City League Game
In a two inning game Boston batsmen produced several highlights. Sacrifice hits by Bergen and Beck plus a single by Smith produced runs. A triple play occurred with Bureh to Dau, Tere to McElveen to Berger to 7 Smith. T Smith and Wheat stole bases. Daubert Bergen and others turned a double play, and Richie's pitching faced four strikeouts while Evans fanned two. Umpires Rigler and Gm alls officiated a game lasting one hour and ten minutes.
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Leligelt
Jack’ Leligelt
Collins
Johnson
Milan
Washington
Seshsobapo
Wagner
Lewis
Boy ‘Niles
Hooper
Carrigan
Mann
Bchaefer
Boston
J. Lettow
Warerington
Roston
Speaker
Glaub
Elverfeld
Schaefer
Paamedalls
Uimpirer
Messrs
Evans
Ben. Tima
Tamas
Virgini
Furnies
Grasom
Hutchin— Ton
Saunders
Shipley
Burns
A. Goeltz
Merrill
A. Gueltz
P. Goltz
P_ Goeltz
OM Boone
Boone
Goeltz
Grason
West Virginia
A. C
Weat Virginia
RL. Silvester
The
Maryland Agricultural College
Mal
Bergen
Beck
Smith
T. Smith
Wheat
Bureh
Dau
Tere
McElveen
Berger
Daubert
Brooklyn
Bostup
Om Richie
Orrors
Richie
Passeddall
Graham
Messrs. Rigler
Gmalls
Abhoad Murray
OD Davis
Fernina Clements
OlLiurtey
Ricmond
Piret
OM Wilkins
Roberinet
Wilking
Robertson
Clametria
Steele
Lay
Murray
Brown Saves Chicago in 2 to 1 Victory over St Louis
Chicago beat St. Louis 2 to 1 as pitcher Cole started strong but weakened in the eighth. Brown relieved with bases loaded and no one out to retire the side runless. Steinfeldt and Hugeins had two runs for Chicago. Mowrey homered for St Louis.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cole
Brown
Chidaga
Apn
Rt. Lous
AE Brers
Oldnegins
Beaumont
Otitis
Solicite
Haraj
Tolals
Corridon
Menars
O'Day
Siennen
Giants Edge Phillies In Thirteen Inning Duel
New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 in a 13 inning game. Doyle doubled and two timely hits powered a three run thirteenth inning rally off Moore as Haymond and others held the mound. Raymond allowed 12 strikeouts for New York while Moore fanned seven for Philadelphia in a long night at the park.
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Jack Flynn
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Hummel
Grawford
Philadelphia
New York
Moore
Doyle
Haymond
Mbaics
Murray
OlGrant
Beymeur
Magee
Berker
Prans'd
Brhlwol
Diicnahe
Devin
Fuotin
Merkle
biDeoti Ci
Behiet
Oort
Rasmond
Vagal
Hutted
Devore
Mayle
Seymour
Seble
Raymond
Bransfield
Sacrifoe
Irla
Bates
Roabe
Bridgell
Basce
Sxtee
Doolin
Becker
Achlel
Blerkle
Lottom
Brooklyn Beats Boston In Confusing Poorly Played Game
Brooklyn defeated Boston by heavy hitting in a poorly played game highlighted by a seventh inning triple play with five visitors involved. The box shows scattered hits and errors as both teams struggled, with Brooklyn rallying behind strong hits from several players and Boston failing to capitalize on scoring chances.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Brookisn
Teurch
Ucclling
Coorey
Stammmel
Ashean
Daubert
OlHersog
Bmutth
Sweeney
McElveen
Moreny
Shean
Hommel
MeElween
Hummel
Richie
Flynn's Homer Delivers Pittsburg Victory
Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 5 to 3 at home as Flynn belts a solo homer with two aboard in the eighth. Line scores show Pittsburg 5 9 0 and Cincinnati 3 7 2 with Leach and Wagner among stars and Beebe pitching for Cincinnati. Umpires Masers Klem Kane. Time 1:50.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Flynn
Oah Byrne
Aiperner
Lusch
Aj Lobert
Ulaiké
Hoblitzell
Wagner
Michell
Miller
Wigan
Hmecabe
Campbell
Downey
Girvon
McLean
Adama
Hberbe
Egan
Leach
Clarke
Gibson
Lobert
Mitchell
Downe Doubis
J. Miller
Adams
Beebe
Binock
Errora
Pittsbuts
Cinetanati
Letton Basca
Masers
Klem
Kane
Toautas
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Tolip Sty Palladeipaus
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Louis
Cleveland
Boston Specs
Pittsburgh
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Cornell CO
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Lafayette
Hanover
N.hl
Laayette
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BF Hekshum
Gammoos
Sager
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Ithaca
N.Y
Pennylvania
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Daa Aga Ea Ee
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Balzar
Georgetown Aggregation
University
Georgetown Balltosuers
A. and
M. of
North Carolina
Harvard
Reuters
Baltar
Georgetowns
Lelivert
Speed Boys
H.T. Brewer
Walter Johnson
Jack” Lelivelt
Bentleman
North Pole
Lelivelt
Collesian Collins
Lelvelt
Father Duarte
James A.sig
O'Shea
Baseball Association
Maurice E. Phoenix
Jolson
Red Fox
Stahl
Jake Stahl
Urgland
Sox Store
Street
Unglaub
Gensler
Lewin
Red Sox
Niles
Herry Lord Burrew
Chevy Chase Lake
Patsey Donovan
Boston Raiment
Geasier
Vermont University
Angie
Ggedgh
Norman Bilberffeld
Tris Speaker
Lord’s
Singer's
Jack Lelivelt
Highlanders
Studebaker Company
Studebaker
Mub
Automobile Supply
Dept
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
Newapaprebrghive
D. Burns & Co., Inc
Fourteenth Street
Ninth
Ig. U
Agricultural and Mechanical College of North Carolina
Tarbecs
Hive
Georgetown Junior Preps
Georgetown Prep
Georgetown Junior Prep
Braddock Athletic Club
R. LE
Braddock
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College
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Madleon
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Williams
Cambridge
Mass
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Hicks
Templeton
R. Hleb
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Templeton and Lambie
Bailey
Giants
Phillies
Pirates
Reds
White Lot
Filemanbrog Bester
Truth
E.B
Spalding’s Athletic Store
Gow
Spalding
Newcorn & Green
F Street Merchant Restory Open Batard Ning
Barber & Ri
Atlanta, GA
Sey
J. & W. Eiseman
Ith Sk Te Gndersentag
Pimlico
Baltimore
Wa. BR. & A. Sutric Line
Fimlies
Liberty
Lexington Straets
Baltitneare
Bering
Haas & GO
THORS
Stouteg Tailors
N.w
Meyer's Military Shop
Pa. Ave. N.W
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