Nationals Split Doubleheader at Boston Debut by Glaze
Washington and Boston split a doubleheader at the American League grounds with Boston winning the second game 12 to 9 after Glaze made his debut. Patten pitched well in the first, while Sudhoff struggled in relief as Boston feasted on hits and miscues. Altizer's sensational seventh inning play and a late Boston surge highlighted the action before about 8,000 fans.
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Patten
Pilgrims
Sudhoff
Glazé
Ricciml
Washington Post
Masa
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Rainh Glaze
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Hrent
Chick Stahl
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Washigton
Drsc Amming
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Sudhoi
Senators
Glaze
Smith Tei
Buchoft
Otay
Collins
Mme Cy Young
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Farris
Rim
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Parent
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Altizer
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Schtafly
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Harris
Menara
Connors
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Altiger
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Wille Sudhof
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Godwin
Ferri
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Stahl
Loozenegs
Schlafly Double Play Fails As Washington Rallies
Washington bats erupt with six runs in the eighth inning as Schlafly falters. Anderson muffed a play, Ferris scored, and Jones led a late charge with singles and scoring runs. Schlafly exited after a triple by Schlafly, with Young retiring the side in the ninth on a double play to end the threat.
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Stahl
Ferris
Glaze
Parent
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Hickman
Godwin
Jones
Asleen
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Heldon
Smith
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Altizer
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Schia- Anderson
Williama
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Grimabaw
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Belbach
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Bowton
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Stepson
Blenley
Serbu
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Hickmen
Heyden
Ferrin
Morris
Grimahaw
Sudholf
Glaen
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Boston Draws Well at Nationals Game in Wellington
Special to The Wellington Post reports Boston attendance above twelve thousand as the Nationals played their third loss in a row. Manager Jake Stahl did not rejoin the team as expected, while the city anticipates tomorrow’s final game at American League Park before June 30. The Nationals have dropped fifteen straight and sit bottom. fans favor the Cabins, hoping for a rebound soon.
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Wellington Post
Boston
Mass
Jake Stahl
Nationals
Fowler
Stahl
Tohn
Eel
Cablins
New York Americans Take Ten Straight In Easy Win
The New York Americans beat Philadelphia 10 0 to cap a tenth straight win and move into first place. Hard hitting by New York and weak Philadelphia defense produced an easy victory with key plays by Williams Elberfeld and Conroy.
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New York Americans
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Scorchi
RHORE
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Keeler
Elberfeldes
Davis
Chara
Armbster
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Seybolt
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Conroy
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Coakley
Cheabra
Brouthers
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Thase
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Crogs
Croas
Browns Win at Home in St Louis Detroit Clash
St Louis celebrated its return from a strong Eastern trip by defeating Detroit 2 to 1. Stone, Hartzell, and O’Connor led offense while Donovan and Dy kept Detroit in check. Two-base hits by O’Leary Hartzell Lindexy Stone and Holphill. Stolen bases credited to Jones Hartzell Waline and O’Connor. Umpires Connolly and Evans. Time of game one hour thirty minutes.
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Pittsburg Narrows Louis Lead In Sixth Inning Win
In Pittsburg, Nealon, Sheehan, and Phelps delivered consecutive hits in the sixth to push across the go ahead run, as Pittsburg defeats St. Louis 2 to 1 after Thompson departed early. Leibold and Brown faced hitters in a tense late stretch, with W. Brown absorbing the loss and Thompson the win in a tight interleague clash.
Baseball Standings Across Leagues With Results
Across American and minor leagues, teams posted varied scores. Boston and Washington opened with Washington winning 4 to 0, then 12 to 0. New York led Philadelphia 10 to 2 while Chicago tied Cleveland 2-2. St Louis beat Detroit 4-1. Brooklyn swept Philadelphia 5 to 0 with Beaton held scoreless. Pittston and Richmond games noted as postponed or delayed by wet grounds in multiple leagues.
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Addresses Letters to Managers and Um pires Declaring
Officials urge firm action against rough play in the league. Managers are warned that rough ball actions will not be tolerated and disciplinary steps may follow. The notice emphasizes sportsmanship and orderly conduct for players and teams.
Jake Wells Urges Umpire Duty In Virginia League
Virginia League president Jake Wells calls umpires to enforce warnings and eject players who assault officials. He warns managers and players that fines must be paid within 24 hours and that any assault will lead to suspension pending league action. The letter criticizes unruly conduct by players and managers and endorses strict, impartial officiating.
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Paat Aiken Yuan
Rain Delays Championship High School Baseball Game
Twenty five spectators traveled to National Park yesterday to watch Central vs Technica in the deciding high school championship game. A 6 to 6 score halted after four and a half innings due to a heavy shower and persistent drizzle. The game will resume next afternoon at 3. Sterzer and Willig pitched for Central and Tech, with Central scoring four runs on four hits and four errors, while Tech had six runs on eight hits and three errors. Two earned runs credited to each side.
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Aua
National Park
Central
Technica
Betts
Sterzer
Willig
Tech
Sore Lungs and Cough Remedy Endorsed by Doctors
An old advertisement extols Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for chest coughs and lung issues. It claims over sixty years of use proves its effectiveness against colds, bronchitis, hoarseness, and weak throats. The ad urges readers to consult doctors about the remedy.
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Ayer
Preps Win In Rain Over Baltimore City College
In a rain soaked six inning game Georgetown All-Preps shut out Baltimore City College 3 to 0. Brady pitched efficiently with five strikeouts and two hits allowed. Sitterding delivered a three bagger for the Preps and Krankiin made a key catch in the field setting the pace for a clean defensive effort.
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Syforth
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Slats Davis Receives National League Umpire Offer
Slats Davis known as Slats, long a Collegian umpire, has been offered a position as National League umpire. He began professional ball in 1884 at age 24, played for Washington in 1898 and New York in 1899, later farmed to Portland and Salt Lake City. After breaking his wrist he turned to umpiring, spending three years on the Pacific Coast circuit. Last August he married the Portland team president’s daughter. he is praised as a disciplined official, with fame built on his reporting.
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Pullian’s
Manly
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National League
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Ufftity
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Waa
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Pacific Coast
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Departmental League postpones games amid rain
A special meeting of the board of governors will be held soon to arrange postponed games between First Office and Commerce and Roboty Treasury and Navy. The meeting will also address important matters regarding the league's future welfare. Teddy's game is set for War versus Justice.
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Commerce
Treasury
Navy
Board ‘of Governors
Algo
League
Teddy
Ge Farors
Wrestling Card At Luna Park Promises Title Bout
New York event features Frank Gelch champion against Farmer Burne in a marquee match at Luna Park. Additional bouts include Louis facing Jane as part of the Atlantic games lineup with stakes hinted in the program.
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Frank Gelch
Farmer
Burne
Louis, Jane
M G A Tennis Tourney Announces Annual YMCA Event
The fourth annual lawn tennis tournament for YMCA championship opens on Thirteenth Street courts. Events include singles doubles and consolation. Trophy goes to a player who wins all three events. Doyle current holder defends title with challenger privilege for winner. Finals are best three of five. Beckett referees. Entries close June 9 for singles and June 7 for doubles with fee to committee members Crawforg Van Hoesen Harris Wiley Lundy.
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Thirteenth - Street
Gonrad RB
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W.T. Wiley
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Herman Wants A Fight In New Yorks Matchup
A garbled note describes Herman seeking a boxing bout with his manager framing two potential opponents. It hints at a longer series of rounds and emphasizes a preference for a high number of bouts if feasible.
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Yorks
Joe
Eld
Herman
Chaage
Gotch Meets Burns to Wrestle in St Louis June 9
Gotch the heavy weight wrestling champion signs to wrestle Frank Burns at the Crescent Athletic Club in St Louis on June 9 a week from Saturday. The match will be a catch can bout with both fighters arriving in St Louis two days before. Gotch recently won the title from Tom Jenkins in Kansas City. Jenkins previously held it after defeating Gotch at Madison Square Garden. Gotch is regarded as the premier catch as catch can wrestler in the country with Hackenschmidt as his main rival for the world title.
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St. Louis
Frank
Goteh
Farmer Bursa
Tthe
Crescent “Athletic -Club
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Gatch
Tom
Jedking
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Jenkins
Gotch
Madigan Square Garden
Kasisas City
Jenking
Je. Hadeischmidt
Madrasi
London
Hackenschmidt
Hackengetimlat
Terry
AleGovernaa
Nelroni
Jon
Dane
Tom McCorey
Lenantes
Joe Humphreya
Erry
Nelesa
Wumphreys
Forest King Wins Prize in English Stallion Show
Forest King, once champion McKinley and the only English thoroughbred stallion shown on St Martin, figures among the top animals. Judge Moore awards an $8,000 prize, with Berkley Bantam prominent. The Grand Challenge Cup dominates the programme, featuring standout canters and class.
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St., Martin
Moore
Berkley Bantam
Clase
Pugilist News Mixes Names and Plans Around Boxing Promoters
Frail excerpts describe promoters and fighters including Tom O Rourke Joe Humphreys and Jim Callahan moving toward bouts across New York Philadelphia and Philadelphia clubs. Reports note battles planned near Albany with Burne Fite and Battling Nelson and a headline on Callahan defeating Kid Gleason at Brooklyn A C with an uninterrupted fight sequence.
Forest King and Vanderbilt contenders dominate last year’s show
The record fragment lists winners and exhibitors from a horse show. Names include Forest King judged by Moore and Alfred Vanderbilt with several horses and teams named, such as Diplomat Povaker and Renal William J. Moore. Exhibitors include W. Watson of Baltimore and George Watson of New York. Awards cite thoroughbreds, hackneys, ponies, and hunts, with weights and age limits noted for several classes.
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Moore
Alfred Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Barington
Co. W. Watson
Bal‘imore
Lady Margaret
Hideinkre
McKinley
Grand View Fursua
Ponles
Joghes
Herkley Bantam
Witla
York
Diplomat ‘Povaker
William J. Moore
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Dyer
Helen Miller
W. ‘Watson
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