Madden's gilt-edged pitching brings victory for St Peter Club
Mertz 2 Mertz Co at 906 F St reports Madden's pitching leads St Peter Club to victory. The standings show St Vincent, Trinity, St Josaph with varying win-loss records and percentages, reflecting a tight league race.
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St Peter's shuts out St Vincent at Olympic Park
Madden pitches the second shutout of the season for St Peter's, beating St Vincent 3 to 0. Marceron Sullivan and Allen provided heavy bat, with three sharp double plays and strong defense highlighted by multiple standout players.
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Waugh Defeats Rhode Island Methodists in Slow Contest
In a dull game Waugh beat the R I Methodists 13 to 10 at Ninth and D Street Northeast. Le Mat made a one hand stop and Tracy pulled off the hidden ball trick on Dutton in the first round as key plays. Multiple players from both teams posted hits and runs, with pitchers Kidwell and Dexter yielding the scoring action. Special to The Washington Post. Cincinnati, June 10. National baseball commission rules on Kelley and Stahl cases impact managerial eligibility across leagues.
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Southern Railway Tops Government Printing Office in See-Saw Contest
The Southern Railway team defeated the Government Printing Office with a 7 to 6 score in a see-saw afternoon game. Key players included Heydon, Hampton, Copeland, McKnight, and Chapin, as Dent pitched for the GPO and Rider contributed defensively. The game was part of a busy Tri-State League schedule with multiple regional outcomes listed.
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Surveyors Triumph Over Reclamation In 12 to 6 Victory
Geological Survey beat Reclamation Service 12 to 6. Key players included G Reges on the mound and C Bopp in the field. Line scores show Survey 27 hits 6 runs while Reclamation 29 hits 6 runs with multiple players contributing. 2 hours game time.
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Daney's Single Timely Sends Amherst Past Penn 5 4
Amherst defeats University of Pennsylvania 5 to 4 in a June 10 game. Daney delivers the decisive run in the ninth after a two-base hit and steal, finishing on Corkran's misthrow. Twittman's pitching dominates with nine strikeouts, batteries McClure-Henry for Amherst and Twittman-Brown for Penn.
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Octagon Club Triumphs Over Independents at Luna Park
In Temple League play at Luna Park yesterday, the Octagon club defeated the Independents by a to 4. Fisher battery led the scoring for the Octagons while the King brothers starred for Independents. Spectacular fielding highlighted the game with Sel tinger drawing attention and M. King making a key one handed stop at first base. Fisher remained effective throughout, holding the Independents to four runs.
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Yale Crew Takes Spin At Four Mile Course
Gates Ferry Conn June 10 Yale varsity eight completed a four mile workout in favorable conditions with a steady racing stroke. Freshmen eight accompanied them for two miles but were dropped before the upper half mile. The day’s practice showed good form though the time was not regarded as satisfactory. Virginia Tennis Tourney Postponed due to Jamestown Exposition celebration.
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Walsh and Hughes Battle as Sox Edge Nationals 2 1
In a feature baseball classic on the local grounds the champion White Sox defeated the Nationals 2 to 1. Big Ed Walsh held the locals to three hits while Tom Hughes matched pace after a rough second inning. Ganley starred for Washington with aggressive baserunning and two stolen bases, but Chicago’s defense and Walsh’s pitching sealed the win.
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Heydon's Play Highlighted by White Sox Win
The game analysis centers on Heydon's eighth inning two base hit and the decision not to sacrifice Schlafly. Walsh's spit ball and strong defense by the White Sox are praised, with notes on pitching by Patten and upcoming rosters. Ganley and Hughes are profiled for head work, baserunning, and clever plays. The Nationals cling to seventh place, near St. Louis and Boston in the standings.
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Basketball Games Today Across League Matchups
Chicago plays Washington and Philadelphia hosts Chicago while New York visits St. Louis. Detroit visits New York and Boston travels to Cleveland with several other city pairings listed. Standings show Chicago leading with a .735 winning percentage, followed by Boston and New York near .682 and Cleveland near .650.
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Parker Bridget Value Idea in Men’s Suits
The Parker Bridget value idea combines top fabric quality for the price, expert design and cutting, careful supervised tailoring with attention to small details, and perfect fit accommodating every body variation, creating an irresistible appeal to men seeking taste and economy.
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McGuire Debuts as Boston American Manager
Veteran Jim McGuire takes the helm of the Boston American club and begins an assessment of players. He pledges to restore the team to championship contention and signals plans to give pitcher Joe Harris another chance if he stays conditioned and focused.
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Cleveland Beats Boston 5-0 in Cleveland win
Cleveland defeated Boston 5 to 0 as errors and a third inning flare helped the visitors. Young allowed multiple hits and walked two while Leichhardt pitched for Cleveland. Key hits included a two-base double by Parent and a three-base shot by Birmingham with Stovall and Cunningham contributing in the offense.
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WADDELL IN FORM SHAKES OFF ST LOUIS
Waddell dominated St Louis with a two hit shutout effort and 11 strikeouts, Philadelphia winning 3 0. Nichola, Jones, Oldring and Waddell were key for Philadelphia while Glade struggled.
Highlanders Turn Tables in Big Win Over Detroit
New York Americana defeated Detroit 9 to 3 after trailing early, with strong batting from Crawford, Chase, Kleinow and Moriarty. Kilihan pitched 2 innings for Detroit, Eubanks pitched later for New York, and Schmidt caught for Detroit as the game lasted 1 hour and 6 minutes.
Wagner's Batting Feat Delights Pittsburg Fans
In Pittsburg at June 10, the Pittsburgs hit hard for twenty nine bases on eighteen hits led by Wagner who singled safely in every at bat. Hallman and Hummel contributed key hits as Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn in a high scoring game.
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Eight Runs In Second Dooms St Louis in 8 2 Loss to New York
In St Louis on June 10 New York capitalized on a relaxed second inning to score eight runs and beat St Louis 8 to 2. The game featured strong hits by Seymour Bresnahan and McGann, with Shields and Karger yielding nine and nine and a half innings respectively. The Saints left nine on base as New York piled up runs in the late innings.
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Winchester Wins First In Ten Inning Contests Over C A C
Winchester defeats the Columbia Athletic Club of Washington 5 to 4 in ten innings at Reservoir Park. The game features sensational plays, two base hits by Sabin, Keane’s three base hits, and a pitching duel between Leonard and Shiner. Kraft, a Post Office catcher, suffers a left breast contusion and is taken to hospital.
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Maryland Agricultural College closes first year with student sports finals
Cropster and Maslin face off in a tennis final after a day of track and field events at College Park Maryland. Byrd wins the 100 yard dash and several events including the tug of war and relay races amid ideal weather and a large crowd.
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Contests Highlight Fifth Round as Lynchburg Defeats Roanoke
Special to The Washington Post Virginia June 10 Grim's Cham moves up after a 6 to 2 win over Highlanders of Roanoke. Flowers pitched six innings allowing three runs before Happy Eckstone finished. Willig faced Roanoke, yielding six runs on six hits in the fifth. Score by innings:
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Danville Beats Norfolk In Eleven-Inning Pitchers Battle
Danville won from Norfolk in an eleven inning test, scoring the decisive run on a sequence of a single sacrifice a wild throw and a muff by Manning. McKevitt and Pender each had three hits, Cummings homered, with Lavinder Ryan Jordan and Edwards handling pitching.
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Amateurs split results in late district play action
The Judd & Detwetter beat the King of the Washington Engravers 93 to 1, with King’s pitching noted as a feature. Franklin Athletic Club won 4 to 0 over St Matthew's, Marks and Carter praised for play and pitching. St Aloysius Altar Boys defeated Johns Won School. Donovan starred in relief, Tennell and Elchorn superb in defense. Bloomingdale club to meet Brookland Athletic Club at Brookland oval tonight with Worley to start Barnhart and Marceron catching. Simons and Jullien to bat for the suburbs.
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