Worcester College Team Beats Harvard for Second Time This Year
Cambridge Massachusetts June 15 Higly Cross won its second victory over Harvard today as the Crimson failed at the plate and committed errors. Barry hit a single Hoey doubled and an error brought in two runs in the first inning. Ennis doubled three times, adding two more runs in the eighth. Harvard pitchers struggled to retire the visitors.
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Crimson
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Hoey
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Nationals Triumph Over White Sox 10-2 in Washington
Washington Nationals rout Chicago White Sox 10 to 2 as Charley Hickman leads with a double and three singles and Anderson adds three doubles. Falkenberg fans two while Slehny? and Schlafly contribute key hits as Stahl’s staff finally quiets the visitors and the local press notes the possible rebound against St Louis.
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Hickman
Anderson
Fiene
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Washington Post
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Nationals
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Cleveland Triumphs Over New York in Errorless Contest
Cleveland takes first place by defeating New York for the third time in the series. The game featured seven doubles and a triple with Lajoie hitting three doubles as Clarkson exits in the sixth. Hay and Turner are hurt, forcing position shifts.
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Lynchburg Shuts Out Portsmouth In Pitchers Battle
Special to The Washington Post Virginia league game in Portsmouth ended Lynchburg 7 Norfolk 0. Schuman vs Carter pitched, Lynchburg drew walks and good defense by Fischman Daring Sharp and others. Final line shows Lynchburg seven runs on base on balls, Portsmouth none.
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Men’s Summer Suits at Prices 15 18 and 20
An ad highlights men’s summer suits priced 15, 18, and 20 with a range of striped checked and plaid patterns. It emphasizes varied fabrics and grays, promising strong appeal to men who know good clothing.
Navy Splits With Agriculture In Teimgled Amateur Showdown
In a taut fourteen inning affair Navy and Agriculture battled to a standstill until darkness halted play. Curnane pitched superbly for Navy fanning thirteen and walking four, while Agriculture tied the game in the fifth and held pressure until the late frames. The game featured stout defense, clutch hits, and an intense effort from both sides as the Sailors finally faced a scare from the Farmers.
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Baseball Budget and Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
The recap lists results from American, National, and minor leagues including Washington beating Chicago, Baltimore and Newark games, and details from the Virginia and Metropolitan leagues. It notes managerial picks for Maryland Agricultural College teams, Cumberland's win over East Liverpool, and a Metropolitan forfeiture due to nine players not fielded.
Marquette League Feature Baggéte Gallagher and Riston Shine
A lively Marquette League game featured sensational plays by Baggétte Gallagher and Riston as Waple kept the crowd on its feet. Sherman delivered a two-bagger and Smith pitched well with Dugan, Zannelli, Goodman, and others scoring. final lines show strong defense with a double play Mary to Howell and Weld on the mound.
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Printing Office League Cowboys crush Duplex for first place
The Cowboys strengthened their hold on first by crushing the Duplex yesterday. Izte Tyson pitched in the box for Duplex. Sensational running catches by F Herbert and a quick throw to Speer helped spark the Cowboys. Fielding miscues and strong hitting produced a decisive win as Brown and Tyson hurled for their teams.
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Cotter
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Berger
Amatuer Baseball Feature Following Weekend Games
Amateur baseball notes describe a Sunday lineup with pitchers H.heda and H.Wilson, infielders Reed and Jerman, and outfielders Edwards and O'Brien. The score read 18 to 9 as Warren and the Trieticn Company teams faced competition, with details on players and positions mixed in a partial, readable report.
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Aloysius edges Arlington in thin Fray. Leonard stars at bat
In a tense city league game at St Stephen's Institute Leonard drove in runs for Aloysius while Arlington rallied to win 5 to 2. A foul ball fractured a fan’s nose, sending him to hospital as Sterzer and Davis contributed key hits and defenses held.
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Fragmented-minded recap describes a baseball game with players Kittredge Falkenberg Malachy and others. It hints at passes steals running plays and debates about reputations and a supposed secret game. The garbled text makes specifics hard to confirm.
PILEMAN Outfitter Ad Offers Ready-to-wear Garments
An advertisement for PILEMAN Outfitters promotes ready-to-wear garments for men and boys, highlighting E.B. quality, proper fit, and stylish summer fabrics. It lists furnishing specials including ties, undergarments, hose, and night shirts with various prices and discounts for Saturday. It emphasizes dressy patterns, breathable fabrics, and a range of sizes and styles.
Two Boys Confess to Robbing Express Company Goods
Two youths confessed to stealing goods valued at sixteen thousand dollars from an express company. Police report details are limited, with the suspects awaiting further legal action as authorities investigate the case and recover missing items where possible.
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