Carolinas Win in Tenth In Tenths of Washington Post Era
Unclear OCR summary records a late tenth inning finish with Carolina victory over Oak Ridge and Stewart, plus multiple players including Rose, Hamilton, and Poole contributing in a chaotic at bat sequence. Also mentions Vanderbilt horses in a Paris race and Philadelphia cricketers score in Bermuda.
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Tremonts Triumph Despite Turbulent Night
In a tense contest the Tremonts secure a narrow win as key players deliver late plays. Powers leads with steady scoring while Teo and Rae contribute crucial moments to seal the victory amid a chaotic sequence of turnovers and missed chances.
Nationals Move to Minors Team for Today’s Game
The Nationals transfer to the minor league affiliate for today’s game as Norfolk faces the team. Rob Groom and McAleer reach terms. Players show good form in practice and pitchers start using curves as the lineup reshapes for the matchup.
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Nationals plan third base sale and training camp notes
News report from Norfolk on the Washington Nationals training camp. Third base man Yote to be sold to Kan gaa Ch after a deal concluded, McAleer saying the departure will occur tomorrow. Groam remains unsigned. Practice details include batting orders and rotation as the team prepares for the season, with updates on players Gray Reisling and Rapp, and Wooster Street ankle, plus Billy Sullivan undergoing a second operation for blood poisoning in Los Angeles.
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Burns Lang Heavyweight Title Fight Postponed
Tommy Burns the American pugilist suffers gastritis causing the postponement of his heavyweight title bout with Bill Long in Australia. The originally scheduled March 28 match will now be held on April 20 pending health.
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Open Season Opener Sets Stage For Georgetown Marsland Clash
The season’s first intercollegiate baseball game in the District features Georgetown hosting Maryland Agricultural College in a 2:50 p.m. start. Georgetown’s Warner-O’Connor will pitch, Menefee behind the plate, with Connor set to start on the mound for Georgetown and Goerety and Cant Grayson slated for Maryland. The contest draws big crowds expected as the first major showcase of the season between these rivals.
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Live News From American League Training Camps
Special to The Washington Flat reports from San Antonio and Dallas where AL teams test prospects in spring drills. Weathered notes describe Cubs and Naps mixed in an ugly scrimmage, Detroit’s pitchers vs Dallas offense, and new infield double plays as rosters take shape.
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Fielder Storke Dies at His Home
Auburn New York May 18 Alan M Storke former Pittsburg NL infielder 1908 and 1909 died today at a friends home in Newton Massachusetts He was 28 years old and news came by telegram from his father Frederick E Storke a prominent local attorney
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Witherup Arm to Join Team in a Few Days
Walter Johnson delayed by illness. Witherup’s arm deemed a twisted ligament but not permanently injured. Bone setter Reese reports no lasting damage and predicts a return within days, while Johnson plans a Washington signing after conference with President Noyes. Johnson’s salary dispute may yield a high raise, second to Hol Walsh, as negotiations promise a compromise.
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Baseball Headlines From A Busy Day In 1900s Circulation
Reported results show St Louis Americans traveling to Dallas after a Houston Texas League game. Hoffman Abstein and Lemromutt each posted three base hits with Lake delivering two. In another city San Francisco, Sex defeated the Sexis 1 to 0 with Mullen’s single and a crucial Corking double. Boston and Cincinnati tied 2 to 2 as the New York clash between Chicago is noted as a tied game. Washington Post coverage highlights a hot spring day and Miles as a key performer in the exhibition.
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Johnson Seeks Salary Based On Pitching Value
Sporting comment analyzes Walter Johnson’s salary demand, arguing he bases figures on comparable pay for top pitchers. Johnson cites wins and losses, noting ten losses were by shutouts, and compares favorably to Smith and Mullin. Boston Donavan team praised for speed and hitting, pitching staff needed to contend for pennant as season opens.
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