Washington high school rowing club plans near Potomac Park
Mertz Mertz Co outlines plan to build a boathouse near Potomac Park and secure 100 charter members for a Washington high school rowing club. A mass meeting at Riggs House approved a permanent organization committee and outreach to all area high schools for 125 high school memberships. Next meeting set for June 19 at Hickman & White rowing rooms to elect officers.
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Columbia Club Defeats Winchester 3–2 In Tight Classic
Special to The Washington Post Winchester loses to Columbia Athletic Club 3 to 2 in a tense game. Clark pitched well for Winchester while Baker’s defensive plays at short stood out. The win marks Columbia’s second victory over the Washington team this week, as Wheatley held firm on the mound for the visitors.
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Princeton Beats Penn State 6–0 in Baseball Tilt
In Princeton New Jersey on June 12 1988 Princeton Tigers defeated Pennsylvania 6 to 0. Brady lasted one inning before relief by Simpson as Drewes dominated on the mound. hitting and fielding miscues fueled Princeton's seven hit attack while Pennsylvanias offense stalled.
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Reinstated by Commission for Griffin and Bressler
Special to The Washington Post Cincinnati June 12 Temporary reinstatement for players Steve Griffin and Harry Bressler, contract jumpers, formerly in the Tri State League, authorized today by the National Baseball Commission. They may play with any minor league club where they can obtain work. Monthly reports on location and progress required. Baltimore objections over Griffin’s $275 original purchase and a $50 due claim will be handled in due process. Players say weakened arms prevented Tri State League engagements, so they seek minor league play for livelihood.
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Harry Bressler
National Baseball Commission
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Roanoke Edges Lynchburg Amid Rugged Umpiring Dispute
Roanoke defeated Lynchburg 7 to 3 in a game marked by clumsy umpiring by Stanton and noisy home crowd reactions. Oakley started for Roanoke with Bentley backing, while Reynolds and Willis pitched for Lynchburg as Roanoke built a lead with late rallying offense.
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Brentwood Edges Hyattsville In Suburban League Battle
Brentwood defeated Hyattsville 6 to 3 in a lively Prince George County Suburban League game. Byrd pitched for Brentwood with Barnhardt providing strong support as Hyattsville built a brief lead before Brentwood pulled away late.
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Errors Prove Costly Bowdoin Beats Harvard In Game One
Bowdoin defeated Harvard 5 to 4 at Soldiers Field as seven Harvard errors, three in the sixth inning, allowed three Bowdoin runs. Battersea Sparks and Lawrence credited with key plays amid a day of miscues. Other leagues and scores listed include Indianapolis, Louisville, Toledo, Milwaukee, and notes on multiple minor and regional games from the day.
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Were Helpless In Mud In Five Innings Ball Game
A mud drenched five inning game at National Park saw Washington and Detroit struggle as fielding disasters produced a 13 to 1 final. Cantillon kept Chicago bats in check while visitors relied on grounders and miscues to pile on runs. Patten retired after sixth. Dur ham and Smith starred in a wild, comical fielding exhibition amid soggy conditions.
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Rainy day slate in early baseball standings and results
Yesterday Pittsboro beat Brooklyn 5 to 4 while Chicago lost to Philadelphia in rain. New York faced St Louis with rain delays. Today Philadelphia meets Cincinnati and New York plays Pittsburgh as Brooklyn visits Chicago and Boston travels to St Louis. Washington faced a tough loss as Schlafly failed to field and errors plagued Chicago.
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Delehanty to Play Today for Nationals Backing Fielded Start
The Nationals recall Jim Delehanty from yesterday’s camp and he will start at third base in today’s game, with plans to try him at first once Shipke arrives. He expressed enthusiasm to play regularly and adapt to any in or outfield assignment as Washington adjusts to the muddy field conditions.
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Phillies blank St Louis as Dygert shuts them down
St Louis was shut out as Dygert dominated with six scoreless innings and Philadelphia won 3 to 0. The Phils collected nine hits while St Louis managed only three, with key plays by Hartzell and Wallace fueling the offense.
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Detroit Downs New York in Ragged 16-4 Victory
Detroit routed New York 16 to 4 in a rough game to finish the series. Mullin left after an opening-inning hit, Orth exited the box in the second, and Hogs relieved him. Scoring included multiple players from both teams with Keeter, Chase, Laporte, and Mortarity among the contributors for New York and Jones, Coughlin, Crawford, Cobb, and Rostmen for Detroit.
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Boston Beats Cleveland in Eighth Inning Rally
Boston and Cleveland played a pitching heavy game with Cleveland exiting Glaze early. Eight hits by Cleveland in the seventh fueled a comeback while Boston capitalized on errors. Final score shows Boston ahead after a late surge led by key batters and substitutions including Oberlin and Prot.
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Oberlin defeats Penniege in short game as errors hurt
The Oberlin team edged Penniege 10 to 3 in a short three inning contest. Key moments included Stovall homering, Ferria and Turner driving in runs, and solid pitching from Theilman who allowed few hits. Bases on balls favored Berlin and Theilman, with Oberlin fielders making several pivotal plays.
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Pirates Take Final Game in Brooklyn Series
Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 1–0 in a tight seven inning rain-shortened contest. Hallipan, Leach, and Wagner led Pittsburg while Phillippe and Leever pitched. crowd noted for late delays and a damp finish. In New York, Frederick B Alexander defended the Metropolitan Lawn Tennis title at West Side, defeating Raymond D. Little 6-4 6-5 6-2 to retain the cup. St Pauls edged Braddocks 9–8 with Baxter, Fierd, and A Hamey starring. notices for players and local addresses appear.
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Georgetown Varsity Crew Sets Up for Poughkeepsie Race
The Georgetown rowing team finishes its Potomac training and prepares to travel to Poughkeepsie June 26 for the intercollegiate race. The crew averages 164 2 pounds, up from last year, with tenors Fitzgerald and Rice leading a heavier, faster lineup. Substitutes Laplant Lynch and Coxwain Duff join a blend of veterans and freshmen as the squad tightens rhythm and lengthen strokes for the four mile course beside Hudson training quarters.
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Amherst in Ninth Defeats Alabama in Tight Game
Amherst Mass June 12 Amherst defeated the University of Alabama 2 to 2 in a well played game ending in the ninth inning. Tied score until the final frame Amherst pushed across the winning run in a closely contested contest.
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