Highland falls in Potomac League amateur clash
Amateur Game Results notes Highland losing 16 to 4 to Government Hospital for the Insane in the Potomac League. Box details show multiple players with for Highland and others from Government Hospital, with runs, hits, errors listed and a Milburne umpire call.
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Government Hospital For the Insane
Highland
Dixon
Carrico
Smith Lett
G. Hol
O@ Canter
Coulter
Zirkie
gutBy Canter
Goulest
Dyer
Martin
Mumford
Dizon
Stolan
Roish
Carter
Eitan
Amateur Games Today Include City League Matches
Capital City League North Capitol and L streets northwest Bankers meet Waverley. Central First and M streets northeast Sherwood confronts Printers. Departmental White Lot Interstate versus Postellice. East Washington Thigterinth and Datreata northeast Ninth ve hosts Sherwood? Avondales? (Text truncated)
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United Brethren
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Georgia Avenue
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Wisconsin Avenue
Holy Nama
Potomac
Highland 4
Whitney Avenue Triumph Sparks Big Win for Whitney Ave
Whitney Avenue defeated St Pauls yesterday afternoon with a dominant 11 to 1 score. Box score lists Cullum Barrett Whimeyer Herr Saunders Hicker Schultz Schicker Barry Phillips and more, while St Pauls contributors include Coe Mathews and Johnston. Final lines show Whitney totals 28 hits to St Pauls 4, with key players credited for multiple runs and bases.
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Mr. Haas
Petworth Forfeits Fed League Game Over Stanton Error
Petworth won 9 to 0 by forfeit after Stanton failed to field a mansmen. The Federal League game was decided in Petworth's favor due to the forfeit.
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Petworth
Wydros
Treasury
Iron Mask Wins Toboggan Handicap at Belmont Park
Belmont Park raced on an excellent card with Sandhill and Iron Mask delivering standout performances. Iron Mask led from start to finish in the Toboggan handicap with Spring Board second by a nose over Hester Prynne and Meridian. Cough Hill also ran well.
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Washington Post
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Atdit
Inish
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Philadelphia
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Aggies Triumph In Forfeit Victory Over War Team
In a Central League clash the Aggies earned a 9 to 0 forfeit win over War after a lengthy game. Scoring details list Rung-Carroll and Bailey contributing multiple hits, while pitchers Russo and Owens held the opponents to few chances. The contest lasted 1 hour 30 minutes with a final scoreline of War 0, Aggies 9.
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Ottawa Downs Full Card in Turbulent Race Day
The Ottawa track hosted a multi race program with purses ranging from 300 to 600. John Reardon led the first race, followed by strong showings from Right Wasy Joaqui and Iver Lodge across a 12 race card featuring Thoroughbred and mixed entries. Timemarks span 1:09 4-5 to 2:15 5-5 with several horses like Verena White Wool and Edith W. among notable finishers.
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Minor league baseball scores across leagues
National and regional leagues report numerous scores including American Association games where Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 14 to 3 and Columbus defeated Milwaukee 5 to 2. Other results feature St. Paul 4 over Toledo 2, Louisville over Kenison City 1, and Rochester 7 6 Baltimore 3 in the International League, with more scores from the Jersey City, Providence, Montreal and Buffalo games. The Virginia League shows Portsmouth 0 Roanoke 4 while Petersburg and Norfolk win, and Tristate League games include Clarksburg 4 York 3 and Trenton 8 Atlantic City 2. Federal and Southern League results list Indianapolis 4 Pittsburgh 3 and Montgomery 4 Mobile 3 in 13 innings, plus Montgomery 11 Mobile 5, Chattanooga Birmingham 2, New Orleans Wemphin 4 Atlanta 7 and Nashville 6 in 13 innings. A water soccer league note from Frisco mentions San Francisco’s water soccer league schedule, with a sazue of ax leans.
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Regulars of MAC Beat Alumni Nines in Six Innings
Maryland Agricultural College alumni day featured two baseball teams from the association and varsity. The regulars defeated the alumni nine 2 to 0 in six innings. Pitcher Byrd starred for the alumni, while Hoffecker pitched for MAC. Home run by P. Ledenum highlighted a low-scoring, old-fashioned exhibition.
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Golfers Divide Honors In Pacific Northwest Clash
Tacoma June 17 eight middle Western golf stars led by Charles Evans Jr Western amateur champion halved honors with six Pacific Northwest professionals. Four matches were played Evans vs Barnes the feature with Barnes winning 3 up and 2 to play.
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Wash
Charles Evans, Jr
Pacific Northwest
Evans S
James Barnes
Padres
Barnes
Special steamer for clues to world tour plan
New York June 17 The world tour at the New York Nationals and Chicago Americans next fall and winter may be made on a specially chartered steamer proposed by Ban Johnson president of the American League who is here and the club managers are inquiring with steamship officials.
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Nationals
Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League
Cub
Bias in scoring controversial Cincinnati hit discussed
Chicago on June 17 reports the American Association may not credit hits from the Cincinnati type. President Chivington states the fair method is a fielder's choice, though no official ruling has been issued yet.
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Chicago
American Association
Cincinnati
Chivington
Association
Jones Addresses Graduates at Cornell Commencement
John Paul Jones of Washington, world amateur record mile runner, spoke as Cornell seniors president in the natural amphitheater as the largest class in Cornell history prepared to receive diplomas the next day at Ithaca New York.
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Ithaca
John Paul Jones
Washington
Cornell
Kiviat Aims to Break Amateur Mile Record This Summer
Abel S. Kiviat, Irish American A C runner, hopes to cut the amateur mile mark to 4 minutes 12 seconds this summer. Coach Robertson seeks Norman Tabor of Brown University and Ted Meredith of the University of Pennsylvania as starters in a contest with Kiviat during a set of summer games.
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Yale Rowing Team Faces Doubtful Gore for Race Day
Gales Ferry Connecticut June 17 Yale coaches note Gore has two sore fingers and may miss race day. Denegiehen adds depth in the varsity boat if needed while Gore seeks special treatment in New Haven. Freshmen rowed a half mile against the tide as the varsity tested on the Thames.
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Brookland League Adopts Schedule With Open Dates
The Brookland Church League opens its season with Catholic vs Methodist this afternoon and lists 23 games. Open dates on Tuesdays and Thursdays will host postponed or tie games in order of postponement. matches include Episcopal vs Catholic, Baptist vs Methodist, and Episcopal vs Baptist among others.
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Baptist
Catholic
Methodist
Cornell selects Schirick captain for next baseball year
Ithaca June 17 H G Schirick Kingston N Y junior tonight elected captain of the Cornell baseball team for next year Schirick has caught most of the games this year and fed the battery during the past month Also notes reports of a 25000 purse for a Edmonton fight and plans for a league of 100 ball teams with the National Association and other details from the era.
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H. G Schirick
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Cornell
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