Curtis School Wins In Athletic Games
Curtis School won the Georgetown division elementary meet at the horse show grounds with 53 points. Wisconsin Avenue School and Jackson School placed high in multiple events including 100 yard dash, running high jump, broad jump, and relays. Notable performers included Krause and Chamberlain from Curtis, Krakow from Corcoran, and Hyde from Wisconsin.
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Harry Krakow
Carcoran
Thomas Murtaugh
Paul Serrin
Curtis
Orava
Pirat
Richard Tennyson
Jackson
Chartres Sincistr
Corcoran
Arthur Quim
Bas Reconds
Michael Tehann Flyilaeer
Henry Adamson
Curtie
M Sullivan
Wisconsin
Nordlinger
Secon
Burroughs Jackson
C. Mayer
Fleat
Ho Eddy
A. Ablenfeld Jackson
Isib
Lass
FF McIntyre
Curtin
S&s Rickey
A. Serrin
Cortha Blatsht
Claes Piret
Hyde
P Frank Curtis
William Gerny
Robert Chamberlain
Curtle
William Bigging
Edwert Potter
Clage
Ogden Flynn
Flowell Taker Jackson
Thin
T. McLaren
Chester Thomas
Herbert Poston
Ben Went
Laurence Burrows
L Rorentbusch
Pan O'Connor Hyde
Jackson Fool
Cutler
Nordhinger
Burrows
McCartney
Curtis School
Krause Chamberlain
Klatta Potter
Hyde School
Fellows
Fatterson Catton
Fliat
Wisconsin Avenue Eddy
DeLashmutt Mclaren
Pettis
King
Brenner
Leith
Krakow
Curtia
Serrin
Greene
Poston
Leadbetter
Central High honors baseball and track champions
Central High students gathered in the assembly hall to honor the baseball and track teams, winners of titles from last week. Capt. Macdonald and Oyster spoke as team members stood on the platform. trophies will be formally presented at an assembly likely next week.
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Central High
Capt. Macdonald
Oyster
TERMINAL LEAGUE Raxwaxe Players Battle In Tight Bout
In a chaotic Terminal League game, Feagan Warren Moran and Jarvis anchor a high scoring clash as Roberta Taylors team edges Boteler squad. Multiple errors and base stealing highlight a tense two hour, ten minute contest with Moran and Jarvis tallying key hits and runs.
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Shona
Moran
O'Feagan
Tamitson An
Starkis Cf
Boteler
Warren, Sh
Myers, c
O'Mavara
Yager
Olfanrock, Am
Bingham
King. Ib
Acbatech
Osberidan, If
McKeaver
Carrol. P
Taylor Pth
Wilkonrs
Proctor
Baggage
Feagan
Jarvis
Warren
Witton
Mavors
King
Carrol
Hancock
Sheridan
Taylor
Schute
McKerver
Hager
Myers
Tomlligan
Shapa
OM Carroll
Ry Caylor
Roteler
Carroll
Nt—Moran
McKeever
Jarich
Braves Cliff Past New York in 7 to 0 Victory
Boston hitters struck Mathewson freely as Ragan held New York to two hits. Fitzpatrick, Schmidt, Smith, Maranville, Whaling, and Ragan sparked Boston with timely runs. Game details include errors, bases on balls, and pitching notes from Schupp and Mathewson.
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Boston
Mathewson
Ragan
New York
Braves
Burns
Moran
Bovie
Ivbert
Lobert
Fitzpatr’k
Fletcher
Grant
Robertson
Merkle
Smith
Maranville
OlWhaling c
Murray
Brainard
Schupp
McLean
Beaton
Fitzpatrick
Schmidt
J Smith
Whaling
Ragen
Dosley Lobert
Hite
Connolly
Bagan
J. Smith
Fitstrick
Maranvilla
Doyie
Omeweon
Mathewsott
Quigley
Eason
Cubs Shut Out Pirates on Zabels Dark Pitching
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 0 as Zabel pitched a two hit shutout. Good and Bresnahan delivered the runs with timely doubles, while Chicago's defense held firm.
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CUBS
Zabel
Mittaburgh
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Good
Bresnahan
OjCarey
Ai Johnston
Ol Baird
Hinchman
Ol Wagner
Fisher
Chulte
Fim'man
Baier
Willams
Ostor
Ugerber
Phelan
Gibson
Alghang
Adams
Collins
McQuillan
Baste
Ood
Sater
Harned Rune
Om Zeben
Jaiflan
Om Adame
R Zabel
Mesers, Higler and Hart
Faber Extends Winning Streak in Detroit Clash
Chicago defeats Detroit 4 to 1 as Urban Faber earns his eighth straight win. Eddie Collins key with three hits and three runs while teammates delivered timely hitting behind him.
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Chicago
Urban Faber
Detroit
Eddie Collins
Bush
Quinlan
Viti
Sebalk
Cobb
Collins
Crawford
I Fournier
Verdi
Did
Kavangh
Blackburns
Young
Artef
Ol Breton
Ifaber
Moriarty
Davis
Moriarity
Rons—Crawford
Breton
Briore
Faber
Veach
Balle
Dalas
Daves
Hoehler
Dauss
Baker
O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Cards Lose Reds as Betzel Delivers timely run
Betzel's second inning single broke a 2 2 tie and sparked St. Louis to a 4 2 victory over Cincinnati. Dolan scored on a wild pitch to seal the win as Long, Betzel, and others contributed. Several miscues and defensive plays marked the tense interleague game in St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Betzel
Cincinnat
Long
Dolan
Cincinnati
Teach
Hillgrins
Hersog
Beck
Killifer
Beacher
Beacher, Tf
Griffth
von Korn
Lear
Toney
Huggins
Meadows
Brown
Snyder
Orth
Byron
Cao
Malone unmasked as Ryan for Mack and Philadelphia club
The article details Louis Malone, playing under the alias Ryan to cover for Mack during Laspie’s layoff. Malone, also a member of Mount St Joseph in Baltimore, plans to finish his college season before committing to the Athletics. Lajoie injured, Malone praised for yesterday’s play but faltered today, with fielding miscues and a hit muff by Moeller’s offer.
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Philadelphia
Ryan
Mack
Laspie
Louis Malone
Athletics
Mount St Joseph
Baltimore
Malone
Mount St. Joseph
The
Athletica
Lajoie
Wheat's Bat Tells In Overtime Game
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 6 to 4 in eleven innings as Zack Wheat homers in the ninth to tie and delivers an infield hit with bases loaded in the eleventh. O'Mara scores winning run. line score notes Wheat credited with key moments and Getz, Baumgartner, Paskett among others contributing. Pitchers Demaree and Dell handled most action as Brooklyn museum.
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Brooklyn
Zack Wheat I
Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Wheat
O'Mara
Phila
al Brooklyn
Abboa Bancroft
O’mara
Byrne
Myers
Niehoff
Daubert
Cravath
Stengel
Becker
Ludervé
Cutshaw
Baumgartner
Getz
Sb. Adams
Alexander
Jone
Mao
Luderus
Paskett
Mara
Outabaw
Friars
Bancroft
Adams
Gets
McGarty
Nieholf
Laderus
Mt—McCarty
Bancroft, Byrne
Basle
Demaree
Dell
Strick
Mensistem
Emsiie
Boxing Show Tonight at Georgetown University
Eight bouts head the Joe Bateman boxing testimonial at Georgetown University with the main event Billy Martin versus Joe Beradini the institution's reigning champion. A medical program by the Georgetown Orchestra accompanies the card while Pat Cornwell and James Cooke perform Irish songs.
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Joe Bateman
Georgetown University
Billy” Martin
Joe Beradini
Georgetown Orchestra
Pat Cornwell
James Cooke
Boston Red Sox edge Yankees in thirteen innings in New York
In a 13 inning thriller Boston edged New York 4 to 2 as Wood and Keating duel. Speaker sparked a late surge with a steal and score on Hobitzell’s single, while New York pushed runs none across after eighth inning. Hooper, Speaker and Maisel produced hits for Boston. Sweeney and Peckinpaugh manned key plays for New York.
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New York
Boston
New York Americana
Wood
Keating
Speaker
Lewis
Hobitzell
Hooper
Mateel
Wagner
Cree
Lawia
Hoblitzens
Scott
Gardner
Y Baba
OiSweeney
tMullen
Cady
Sweeney
Maiuel
Pipp
Cook
Hartxell
Maisel
Malsei
Boone
Peckinpaugh
Touble
Browns Win 2 1 as James Shuts Cleveland Down
St Louis defeats Cleveland 2 to 1 in Cleveland. James works seven innings, holding the Indians scoreless after the first. Leibold, Austin, Pratt, and Chapman hit for St Louis while Jackson, Leary, and Barbare supply runs. Errors and pitching totals noted. game lasts 2 hours 54 minutes.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
James
Teibold
Shotten
Turner
Austin
Chapman
Pratt
Jackson
Walker
Graney
Williamn
Ooe Smith
OlLearr
Barbare
Lavan
Neill
Agnew
Jones
Sh James
Harsted
Wood
Leibold
Rons
Granny
O. Walker
O'Neill
Lasvan
Leary
Harated
Bells
Harstad
James Firat
St. Louia
Taplies
Mullaney
Vane
Buffalo Beats Baltimore 8 1 In Early June Game
Buffalo defeated Baltimore 8 to 1 with Frank Smith pulled in the fourth after loading the bases. Hofman hit a bases loaded double off Bailey for a key six run swing. Batteries Smith Halley Russell for Buffalo Blair Ford Allen for Baltimore.
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Buffalo
N. C
Baltimore
Frank Smith
Hofman
Bailey
Smith
Halley
Russell
Ford
Blair
Allen
Racketers Sent to Limit in Middle Atlantic Matches
In the Middle Atlantic tennis tourney at the Columbia Country Club, both halves of the men's singles bracket reached semifinals. Notable results include Hellen and Hillyer advancing. Hillyer narrowly defeated Ezra Gould in three sets. Bundy and Moorhead led a strong doubles showing, with Bundy and Moorehead defeating Doyle and Barber in a tight final set.
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Middle Atlantic
Yester
Columbia Country Club
Arthur Hellen
Spencer Gordon
Douglas Hillyer
Ballard Moore
Hillyer
IL. I. Doyle
Horace Barber
H. H. Bundy
J. Upshur Moorhead
Chevy Chese
Bundy
Patring
Gordon
T. A. Miller
Doret
Shannon
Mason
Kurrick
Kimball
Read Va
Lathrop
Spring
Ronsaville
Holtzman
Hughen
Grater
Herrick
Burton Va
Merica-Wilson
McLachien
Flourney
Claberger
Reynolds
Bethel Ve
Miss Trout
Mina Stone
Miss Stowell
Downson
Misa Steck
Pyle
Heston
Miss Baker
Moore
Miss Doyle
Leech
Misa Bryan
McLean
Two Series Season In Clerks' Circuit
At a Departmental League meeting last night in the Ebbitt House the season was divided into two series. The first ends June 12 and the second starts June 14. Treasury leads the first half race with Interfor likely champion if money makers lose next Friday. A committee of Love McLarren Ward was named to draft a revised constitution.
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Ebbitt House
Treasury
Interfor
War Va
Rosedale League Game Recap St Pauls Defeats Columbia
St Pauls edges Columbia 6 to 0 as Fentress pitches six innings for Ro se dale and Coe earns eight strikeouts. Gerardi Fentress Shome Weidman and Dowrick lead attack with key hits while Hollidge Rook and Knapp contribute in field and offense.
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St. Pauls
Abhor
Columbia
Knapa &B
Cullen
Sheehan
BiWeber
Dowrick
Gerardi
Hollidge
Fentress
Heltman
OjShomo
Rook
Weidman
Cramer, If
Shome
Gra Pny
Knapp
Sheahan
Hettnen
Coe
Arrore
Nnings
Grady
Cramer
Boswell
Jerman
Prinity and St Dominic's clash in Holy Name League game
Trinity beat St. Dominic's 8 to 2 with key hits by Poore and Fitzgerald and strong pitching from Tennyson. St. Dominic's rallied later but could not overcome an early Trinity lead as Greene and Regan contributed runs and fields cited in the box score.
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Prinity
al St Dom's
Arhor
Ji Regan
A. Smith
Bi Henlock
Bowie
Tennyson
Ek Potter
S Jordan
Trinity
St. Dominic's
Ibycer
Greene
Poore
Fitzgerald
He Pitzgerald
Réche
Steblman
Hinery
Smith
Callahan
J. Fitzgerald
He Fitzgereld
St Tiominie’s
Rinity
St. Tominie
Balle
O% Breund
J. Smith
Om Tennyson
J Smith
J | Smith
J_ Fitzgerald
Stohiman
A Smith
Regan F Welch
Chamberlin
Poora
F. Welch
Hy Tennyson
J. Fitsgerald
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