Worcester College Team Beats Harvard for Second Time This Year
Worcester College toppled Harvard 100 with strong hitting and fielding errors by Harvard. Higly Cross led the visitors with early runs, Ennis drove in multiple RBIs with a four hit game, while Harvard struggled to mount offense and left runners stranded.
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A. Worcester College
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Higly Cross
Crimson
Barry
Hoey
Ennis
R.A
Geteo
Azee
Carrigan
Greene
Curser
Crepes Hassett
Nationals Rally to 10-2 Victory Over White Sox in Chicago
Washington hitters broke loose after the first inning as Charley Hickman led with a double and three singles, Anderson added three doubles, and Fiene contributed a key double. Smith held Chicago early, but the Nationals chased him, while Falkenberg and Owen struggled for the Sox. Detroit and other league notes close the report, with Dygert effective against Detroit and other season-wide comments from The Washington Post.
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Stahl
Will
Hickman
Anderson
Fiene
Spedal
Washington Post
Chicago
Nationals
leIt
Smith
Owen
Flene
Charley Hickman
Falkenberg
White Sox
Sox
Haig
Jones
Alt
Igzy
Grassy
Davis
Altizér
Rong
Palkenberg
Nin
Bis
Nii
Scilafly
Tip
Connolly
Hahn
Schlafly
Hig
Altigér
Hearid
Andy
Andersen
Aickman
Two
Pavis
C. Jones
Bonobue
George Tattle
Dygert
Detroit
Donovan
Detrot Rhoa
Rhoae Jonge
Lindsay
Sky
Crawford
Ae McIntyre
Philadelphia
Murphy
Schreek
Hartsel
Cross
Crout
Cleveland Wins Tight Baseball Clash in Ohio Stadium
Cleveland defeats New York in an errorless game to seize first place in the series. Lajoie hits three doubles as Clarkson exits in the sixth. Hay and Turner are sidelined, prompting position shuffles. Time of game one hour thirty minutes. Other league notes include Boston beating St Louis in a wild mix up, and Bresnahan delivering a deciding double for the Giants.
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Ohio
New York
Lajoie
Clarkson
Hay
Turner
Il Ireland
Keeter
Choe
Lapavic
Rossman
Jackson
Delehanty
Headley
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Conway
Lynchburg shuts out Portsmouth in pitchers' duel
In Lynchburg against Portsmouth, Schuman and Carter held the other to a 7–0 defeat. Lynchburg benefited from walks and sharp defense by Fischman, Daringer, and Sharp. In Richmond, Laval limited Norfolk to no more scoring after Eckstone relieved him. MicMahon benched by umpire Holm.
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Portsmouth
Washington Post
Schuman
Carter
Bath
Fischman
Dar- Inger
Sharp
Richmond
Laval
Folk
Eckstone
MicMahon
Men’s Summer Suits Debut in Grays and Plaids
Our showing of men’s summer suits features a racinesetts assemblage of patterns and styles at $15, $18, and $20. Fabrics and weaves in handsome grays with striped, checked, and plaid variations appeal to men who know good clothing.
Navy Plays Aggies To Tie Farmers In Fourteen Innings
Navy and Agriculture battled fourteen innings with Curnane pitching superbly for the Sailors. Navy led until the fifth when Agriculture tied it, then held off a late scare as darkness ended the game. Curnane struck out thirteen in fourteen innings, while Titus started for the Aggies. The final score was tied as the umpires called play due to darkness.
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Agriculture
Navy
Curnane
Dougherty
Curtane
Pitas
Aggies
Laniers
Washington
Hay
Agtlesture
Hughes
Berlor
Bryan
Sutton
Winston
McCarron
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Rose
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Titus
Weber
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Akmi Aiture
Akmi Aiture, “13. Now Base On “Balla—6N Titus, Off Curmane, 4: Off Saners
Tisu
Sanders
Saucers
Carmene
Hotman
Tiys
Ray
Stylen
Hofman
Taylor
Kraft
Baseball Budget and Yesterday's League Scores
A cluttered digest of baseball results across leagues with scattered scores. It notes American League totals, National League matchups, and minor leagues, alongside Maryland Agricultural College athletic committee decisions and personnel changes.
Marquette League St Martin Team Wide Nine Inning Shootout
The St Martin team moved ahead yester day as Bistan replaced Smith on the Bring line while Latrack and Waple produced key hits. Baggéte Gallagher and Riston sparked the bout as a large crowd roared with every sensational play. Sherman and Dugan delivered big hits, with a double play from Mary to Howell and strong fielding by Weld. Time of game one hour thirty five minutes.
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Leever
Brooklyn
Jurie
Pittsburg
Teaumont
Coser
Qantey
Clarke
el Lamatéy
Wagner
Jorda Nealon
Maloy
Bergen
Floseman
Hetted
Pastorius
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Laover
Lumley
Ganter
Alverman
Jordan
Ritchey
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Panterton
Pitibug
Pacterlis
St. Martin
Bistan
Smith
Latrack
Ophea
Fickland
Baggéte
Riston
Sherman
Jong
Bowen
Tolala
Raton
Pit
Printing Office League Cowboys Rout Duplex for First
The Cowboys strengthened their hold on first place by crushing Duplex yesterday. Izte Tyson was in the box for Duplex and wildness with miserable support. F Herbert made two sensational running catches and teamed with Speer on a double play. Hartnett and Brum contributed, while Brown pitched for Duplex. Numerous errors and fielding miscues marked the game as the Cowboys pulled away early and held on for the win.
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Venabie
Cowboys
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Amateur Baseball Features Soft Hee Game Report
Amateur baseball notes describe a Sunday game featuring Greenwald hitting in the inning and a score progression. The lineup includes Edwards O’Brien Reed Jerman and others, with details on field positions and a final score of 18 to 9.
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Greenwald
I Biandards
Gerporacain
Butleria
Bureau of: Standards, Fipes
Green
Bureau of Sorparit
Barioward
Aloysius Edges Arlington In Ninth Inning Thriller
St Stephen's Institute notes show Aloysius shut out Arlington until a late ninth inning push. Leonard starred with loaded bases, while Davis and Gilligan contributed key hits. An injury to a fan occurred as play continued. final tally favored Aloysius amid strong defensive work and two fast double plays.
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Jack
Leonard
Aloysius
Sterzer
Arlington
Roberts
Gallasher
Larlingtons
Aloy Rhoar Bevis
Mattindys
Dawsons
Formythe
Kelty
Obslen
Corrigan
Artington
Callagher
Uslpuck
Gallagner
Lyonned
Bese
bite—Davis
Fenvon
Lynch
Betek
Sterver
Smith
Lenard
Walieran
Teunarl
Gallas Mery
Galligher
McDermott
B. Handiboe
Gamie
Sporikig Batter The Past
Fragmented text describes a baseball game with references to Kittredge Falkenberg Malachy and others. The passage hints at questions about a play, a stolen base, and reputations but is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes. Content suggests a sports note or column fragment with unclear names and actions.
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Kittredge
Falkenberg
Kitts
iFalkenberg
Malachy
Key
Charley Dryden
Gates
Ban Johnson
C Stahl
PILEMAN Outfitters For Men Opens Summer Garment Sale
Distinctive ready to wear garments advertised for men with emphasis on proper fit and high collar style. Summer fabrics offered in two and three piece suits, plus furnishing specials including ties, night shirts, underwear, and boys’ underwear sets at sale prices.
Robbed Express Company Two Boys Confess Theft
Two boys confessed to stealing goods valued at 16000 dollars from an express company. Police report states the pair admitted taking items from shipments and provided details of the theft, with investigators tracing the loot through known associates.
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