Washington's Hickman homer seals lone run in loss
Cleveland tops Washington 3 to 1 as Charley Hickman delivers a seventh inning homer and Rhoades stays undefeated. Schlafly struggles with wild throws as Cleveland capitalizes on Washington errors, while Cratey Smith and Altizer contribute key moments for the visitors in a tense, error frequent matchup.
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Clevelands
Youngster
Hickman
Washington
Notes of the Game on Cleveland Visit and Nearby Scores
Eastern teams visiting Cleveland faced lineup changes as McGraw’s club woes and Johnson vacation loomed. Detroit and New York split a doubleheader with Chicago, and Detroit edged Boston in eleven after Donovan was knocked out. Athletics shut out St Louis as Glade pitched well. Philadelphia plated two late runs to defeat St Louis.
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Colfins
Stab
Ban Johnson
Montay
Athletics
Browns
St. Louis
Glade
Philadelphia
Plank
St. Leva
HOA
BiPhiladelphia
RHO AE Fone
Hartsel
Hemphilles
Jones
O'Brien
OfEeybold
Uy Wallace
u/Murphy
Noes
Harrell
O/Koight
O'Connor
O'Powera
Opink
Koehler
Phildelphia
Davit
Sherlieu Bite
Plank Ay O'Connor
Dounta
Daysa
Cruse
Stoten Baies
Knight
Kughier
Balle
Bagss
St Touls
Philadelphis
Mesais Ayaze
Connally
Showranc
Mobbed Umpire After Pirates Victory In Philadelphia
Philadelphia crowds attacked umpire Elam after he awarded the game to Pittsburgh in the eighth inning amid accusations of misplays and visibility issues. Pillinger, McCloskey, and Lush delivered erratic pitching as Klem forfeited the game. Duffy and Doolin were sent off, and cushions flew toward the dressing room area. The Pirates scored seven in the eighth, while Philadelphia managed two in the bottom, with final noted exchanges and the umpire’s safety concern amid a chaotic scene.
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Elem
Pirates
Eiem
Pittsburg
Pillinger
McCloskey
Lush
Klem
Duffy
Doolin
Pillsbury
Rhoae Pilla
Rhoae Beauvont
Thomas
Ganley
Greason
Gonno Clarke
Courtnes
Wagner
Maxee
Nealon
Leach
Ritchey
Phelps
Wie
Donovan
Pliinger
Gime
Fittsbors
Lote
Hosee
Phladelphic
Magen
Fittinger
Wills
Willis
Philadelphs
Pittinger
Witcher
Neeson
Mr. Elam
Baseball Standings And The Results From A Turbulent Game
A chaotic baseball update notes Brooklyn scoring three runs but Chicago umpire Johnstone ruling a foul ball out. The crowd hissed as Johnstone left the field unmolested amid threats. The column lists standings across major leagues and regional circuits with scores including Cleveland over Washington 3-1 and New York 2- Chicago 1, plus minor leagues and college results.
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Brooklyn
Johstone
Lewis
Johnstone
Ruque
Casey
Sheckard
Latch
Sohulte
Standing of the Clubs in Various Leagues
The standings show multiple leagues with teams like New York, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, and Boston. Records list wins, losses, and winning percentages across American League, National League, and other Divisions with numerous clubs such as Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and Chicago reflected in scattered figures and team names.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Gevernd
Cateago
Gui
NaTioy Detroit
Roanoke
Norfolk
Danvitl
Portsmouth
G. P.O. League
W. le Pet
Prowlmen
Bunter
W. L Pet
Avricndture
Justina
Imtarar
Newy
War
Treagury
Richmond
W. L, Pt
Gtalaicth
Lad
American League
Where They Play Today New York at Chicago
Portsmouth Shute Out Norfolk as Shu man dominates from start to finish. Shuman fans ten as the game unfolds with a decisive pitching performance. Score:
Lynchburg Beats Richmond in Series Finale 4 2
Special to The Washington Post. Richmond Va June 9 Lynchburg took the last game of the series from Richmond 4 to 2 winning two of three. Moser fanned six in a pitching duel as 9697 attended. Danville edged Roanoke in a pitchers battle Roanoke nearly won in the ninth with a tight finish. Score details incomplete.
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Lynchburg
Richmond
Washington Post
Moser
Danville
Roanoke
Poolesville Defeats Boyds in Patchwork Lineup
Poolesville Md June 9 Boyds defeated by Patchwork Poolesville nine Orrison struck out thirteen but substitutes entered in the sixth inning allowing Poolesville to win 11 to 6. Baverles Orrison and Stara Beuvers and Wood starred. Reservoir Heights Club shows strong form under Wilson and White with eight wins three losses and one tie.
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Boyds
Washington Post
Orrison
Piaces
Bordedgeeeop
Baverles
Stara
Beuvers
Wood
Reservoir Heights
Wilson and White
Hawkins
Buckley
Business High School
Friends Select School
Washington Boys’ Club
Tigers Win in Ninth in Thrilling Princeton Victory
Princeton beat Yale 3 to 2 to win the Six Four baseball title in a dramatic finish at University Field. Harlan delivered the decisive ninth inning single after two strikes. Yale scored twice in the third on Parsons and Smith, but Heyniger held Yale to no hits through five. Time of game was 1 hour 69 minutes with a rousing crowd as Old North rang out.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
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Rhoades
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Mike the Mighty Swat
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Mr. Emslie
Harvard Blanks Penn In 4-0 Baseball Tilt At Cambridge
Harvard shut out Pennsylvania 4 to 0 in a Soldiers' Field game. Dexter hit a two bagger, Hare a three-base hit, and Harvard capitalized on Penn errors and a wild pitch. Umpire Mr. Smith called the game in 1 hour 32 minutes. Kensington defeated Rockville 8 to 2 in another seven inning contest.
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Millikan
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Means
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Piggina
Second South Atlantic AAU field meet yields new hammer record
At Benning race course the South Atlantic Association meet faced rain and wind as Maryland Swimming Club and Mount Washington Club sailors led, with Barrett setting a 16-pound hammer mark at 131 feet 4 inches. Mount Washington wins the one mile senior relay. Central High School takes the junior relay. multiple dashes and hurdles topped by Georgetown and Johns Hopkins athletes. O’Gorman and Randall among victors for Georgetown and Mount Washington.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Benning Race Course
Lome
HL Barrett
Maryland Swimming Club
Hastly
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Columbia Athletic Club
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Tumba
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JS. Hit
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C. P. Davis
Maryland
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C. G. Doilee
Meryland Athletic Club
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Tarbert
Mealy
Randal
Loranda
Sherman, Clagett
Mary and Athletic Club
Columbia “Athieve
Fleming
Cognar
Sherman Wins Club Cup At Columbia Golf Club
T M Sherman of Sadaquada Utica won the Club Cup at the Columbia Golf Club spring tournament by defeating Dalzell of Chevy Chase 6 up and 5 to play in yesterday’s singles. He also posted the lowest gross ni score of the day in the semi final against Harban and led the field in the handicap stroke event with a net 79 after 18 holes. Dalzell and Small battled to late holes in the other semi final with Dalzell winning 2 up and 1 to play.
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Sadaquada Golf Club
Utica
Columbia Golf Club
Bam Dalzell
Chevy Chase
Sherman
Dr. Harban
Columbia
Harban
Dr. Harlan
Deventh
Sam Dalzell
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Hampton Roads Golf Club
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Hampton Roads
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Washington
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W. F. Horn
D. K. Jackson
Sadaquada
Xorven Thompson
Chevy Chaze
Thompeon
Chow
Mr. Thompson
BS. Durar
Sutton Beaten by Douglass for Liverpool Ladies Crown
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena loses to Miss D K Douglass in the Liverpool tournament final, surrendering the first set 7-5 and the match in straight sets as Douglass stays cool and compels the win. Also noted is D P Rhodes reaching the Liverpool Cup final, defeating B J Sampson 6-2 6-2 after a strong showing in the handicap.
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Miss Douglass
Liverpool
Jame
May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
D. K. Douglase
Miss Sutton
D. P. Rhodes
Mr. Brownsward
Manchester
B. J. Sampson
Marylanders Ahead New Markin Hammer Throw
Barrett of Baltimore adds nearly six feet to the old record at Benning Race Course as rain and wind slow the meet. Unfavorable weather conditions greatly interfered with events including the hammer throw.
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Barrett
Baltimore
Benning Race Course
Sherman Wins Match in Handicap Tennis Event
Sherman defeats Dalzell in the semi final as Chevy Chase’s representative plays below form. Harban edge curent leader in a tight struggle. Dalzell beats Small, the lowest net scorer, with a 70 finish and a 2 handicap.
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Chevy Chase
Dr! Harban
Dalzell
Small
Gossip of the Golfers Shows Bright Local Scene
Ex Senator Thursisa of Nebraska and W H Moses of Moses & Sons played a friendly round on the Columbia course with no winner. Morven Thompson of Chevy Chase Club surprised by making a first-hole two and holing a putt from 953 yards. a similar remarkable shot by Billy Carnegie was noted two years ago.
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Nebraska
Washington
Columbia
W. H. Moses
W. B. Moses & Sons
Senators
West
Columbia Golfinks
RD. Dalzall
Kste
Columbie
Morven ‘Thompson
Columms
Billy Carnegie
Allegheny Golf Club
Marvelow Luck
Lewis Institute Wins Inter Scholastic Track Meet at Chicago
Lewis Institute captured first with 23 points at the fifth annual inter scholastic track and field games hosted by the University of Chicago. Detroit University School finished second with 17 1 3 points, Detroit Central High third with 14. National records set include the discus throw by M Giffen Joliet IL at 122 ft 414 in and the pole vault by C Freeney Ida Grove IA at 11 ft 344 in. Page of Detroit University narrowly fell behind Benn Ciles of Ann Arbor in the two mile, sealing Lewis Institute’s victory.
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Chicago
Lewis Institute
University of Chicago
Detroit University School
Detroit Central High
M. Giffen
Joliet
Everett
Pontiac
C. Freeney
Ida Grove
Iowa
Page
Ben Ciles
Ann Arbor
Jabs and counters in boxing club matchups
Matchmakers in Los Angeles seek to stage two twenty round bouts featuring Jos Bowker the Engiat bantamweight champion and Jammy Walsh of Boston, with dates in the club’s last week lineup. Western welterweight Jack Dougherty draws heavy club interest for possible bouts across the circuit. Joe Guns aims to meet Harry Lewin in a six round clash before the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia on June 48, while Tod O’Rourke awaits Gov. Pennypacker’s decision on a twenty round bout between Bob Fitesimmons and Tommy Burns at the Tuxedo Aublecie Club in Rusington, Pa. Gena expected to outpoint Lewis.
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Factile Athletic Qub
Los Angeles
Cal
Jos Bowker
Jammy Walsh
Boston
Jack Dougherty
Bioting Limitede Jsould
Joe Guns
Harry Lewin
Quaker City
National Athletic Club of Philadelphia
Gena
Lewis
Tod O'Rourke
Philadelphia
Gov. Pennypacker Js
Bob Fitesimmons
Tommy Burns
Ormondale Wins Broadway Stakes at Gravesend
Ormondale the Futurity winner led early and held on to win the Broadway Stakes of one and one sixteenth miles at Gravesend by a length over Whimsical with Flip Flap third. Water Pearl easily captured the Great American Stakes from Ballot and Superman, while Paul Jones rode the only horse to go the full Great New York Steeplechase course without a fall. Richard Dwyer to start at Brighton Beach meeting in July.
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New York
Dwyer
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Filo Fiap
Ormondale
Miller
Notter
Rai
Flip Flap
Keene
Ballot
Superman
I Fallaheen
Liverpool
Richard Dwyer
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Saljings Cua
Oreelxteant
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Sewell
Reimoore
Noone
Petond
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Lawconian
Charlatex
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Yor
Ray
Falltheen
Rodrock
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Tlme
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Tivcluni
the Helle of Brighton
Brumel
Baesell T
Burny
Garter
Bard
Iusion
Sely B
Daisy Froet
Lachesay
Handsome Beile
Port Warden Takes Kentucky Steeplechase at Latonia
Port Warden won the Kentucky Steeplechase over the Latonia clubhouse course ahead of Lights-Out with Manners third. Red Car broke a leg and was destroyed. The day featured fast track and four favorites, one second choice, and two outsiders winning races including the six furlong events and the Kenilworth Cataract Handicap results. Buffalo, N Y weather and race notes follow with additional purses and horses sold at Gravesend.
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