Washington Americans Edge Waco 2 1 In Nine Inning Tilt
Washington defeated Waco 2 to 1 after a late ninth inning double by Blankenship drove in the winning run. Sharp fielding by Hickman saved the game for the visitors as Welch was called out at home plate on a close play. Washington starter Goodwin went the distance for the win.
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Tex
Washington Americans
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Washington
Goodwin
Guyn
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Washington Club
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Wallace
Burlane
Perrine
Ganlav
Cross
Perrine Cross
Ava AnIogten
Anderson Ted
Schlafly
Blankenship
Williams
Schlafs
Tenter
Altizer
Willams
Washingtons
Dallas
Buffalo Team Training Amid East Coast Prep Tour
Stalin Washington Fest Chavioteagile Va arrives Charlottesville with half the Jiuff Jo clue squad to train at Jambech Field Virginia on Monday. Manager McAllister leads Kiesinger Milt 11 Vowrinkle Currie Tozer Eoley Fennell Smith Whit ney White Kissingers along with County Clerk Price to watch the Nationals practice as twenty one players prepare for the week ahead.
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Washington
M Alnstr
Charlottesville
Wienti
Jambech Field
University of Virginia
Nationals
Letere
Ty Kuster
McAllister
Kiesinger
Milt
Vowrinkle
Currie
Tozer
Eoley
Fennell
Smith
Baltress
Whitney
White
Outfelder
Kissingers
Price
Washington and Lee Fast Beats Mary-Fishburne Academy 14 to 2
Washington and Lee University's fast nine crushed Mary-Fishburne Military Academy 14 to 2 in Lexington. Parades pitched well and Johnson ran down a key catch while Tolbert and Waddell turned a sparkling double play for the visitors.
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Washington Post
Lexington
Mary
Georgetown Preps for Princeton Contest with Signal Work
Georgetown University baseball coach O'Hara led the team through signal practice after a weak showing last Saturday. Captain Smith praised the Blue and Gray's form following their win over Catholic University and predicts a defeat of Princeton on Saturday.
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Priceton
O'Hara
Georgetown
Smith
Catholic University
Princeton
Army and Navy Preparatory Baseball Strength Noted
Yale and Washington and Jefferson to clash on November 4 in New Haven marking a historic gridiron matchup. The Girard Street Stars pulled off a triple play in a morning game against the University Athletic Club, with the Stars winning 20 to 2 on the Club grounds.
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Yale
Washington
Yale Univers
Tys
Washington and Jefferson
New Haven
Amateur Baseball Clubs Seek Games in Washington Area
The Olympian Athletic Club and St Peters Junior Baseball team of Southeast Washington invite games for the coming season. The Olympians list players including Rawlings Dyer McKeever and McCain among others, while St Peters names Cooksey Maloney Bates Fioeran Ahern Lynch Chaney Rowan Aukyard Murray and Barr as key players and organizers. Address for inquiries is 314 Sixth Northwest and 219 Eighth Street Northeast.
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Farge
Washington
Donald McOlmn
Holmtnds
Wildike
Leamearers
Stong
Rawlings
Dyer
McKeever
Wolgle
Gham
Cady
Ebird Bane Wheeler Shortatoy
McCainbridge
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Eantwood
Owen Harrah
St. Peters
Distriot
Cooksey M Callan
C. Maloney
FR Bates
P Fioeran
Catehare
Fo Smith
EH Ahern
J Lynch
Qhaney
Rowan
Auk
Ford
Murray
Deld Addrera
H W Barr
Virginians Defeat Staunton Nine in Five Inning Contest
Virginia beat Staunton Military 12 to 3 in five innings at Charlottesville. Rector debuted in the box giving up six runs in three innings before Johnson relieved him. Dalton homered and doubled, Hoff singled twice, Honaker at second, Hammond Johnson at first. Virginia plans a game with Episcopal High School Wednesday before the college season starts.
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Virginia
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Honaker
Buffalo Club
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Hoff
Sach
Chandler
Virgina
Episcopal High School
Lafayette Beats Carolina in Narrow Baseball Win
Special to Tie Washington Post Lafayette defeated Carolina 2 to 1 in a late March game. Capt Thompson pitched a strong seven innings allowing three hits and fanning twelve. Schneider also pitched well for Carolina with six strikeouts while Lafayette managed three singles. Score by innings shows Lafayette taking the lead early and holding on for the victory with an error by Carolina and a timely Lafayette hit. The teams set to meet again tomorrow.
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Washington Post
Chapel
Lafayette
Carolina
Capt Thompson
Schneider
Suburban Baseball League Reorganized Leaders Elected
The Suburban Baseball League of Prince George County reformed at a managers meeting at George M Bond's office. Bond was reelected president with J H Wilson as vice president and George E Cornell as treasurer. Houreluba Laulvel and teams from Berwyn Hyattsville Brentwood form the league, with eligibility restricted to countrymen. The season runs May 1 to September 15, with the schedule to be adopted next meeting.
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Suburban Baseball League
Prince George County
George M Bond
F Street
Bond
Icent
J H Wilson
Berwyn
George E Cornell
Brentwood
Houreluba
Lauvel
Hyattsville
Countrymen
Bloomingdale Wins Game At McDevitts Field
Bloomingdale Athlete Club beat Eckinston 4 2 in a hotly contested ball game at McDevitts Field. Kiopfer and Conover stood out as new players for Bloomingdale while Callahan pitched a stronger game for Eckington despite the loss. The teams meet again this afternoon with Bloomingdale favored.
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McDevitts Field
Kiopfer
Conover
Callahan
Bloomingdale Bpoollools
Frkington
Bloomingdale Walsh
Fagan
Eckington
Washington players head to new fields this season
Stars of Washington depart for new teams as Dutch Sterger leaves for Danville and Merali Waugh heads to Olney II to join Leavenworth Kansas. Al Handihoe and John Selb, formerly with Martinsburg, will soon move to Connellsville Pennsylvania to play this year.
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Dutch’ Sterger
Danville
Merali Waugh
Olney II
Leavenworth
Waugh
al Handihoe
John Selb
Martinsburg
Connellsville Pa
Fredericksburg College Baseball Schedule Details
The Fredericksburg College baseball schedule lists games against Maryland Agricultural College Catholic University University of Baltimore McGuire University Locust Dale Academy Gallaudet College Randolph Macon Western Maryland College College Park Gallaudet College Fork Union Academy Episcopal High School Hampden-Sigerton Memorial Appomattox Country Club Petersburg Randolph Macon College Episcopal Seminary McKinley Normal School. The slate includes matches at Fredericksburg Alexandria Washington and Ashland with dates in March to May and a festival style end of season event.
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Washington Post
Fredericksburg
Maryland Agricultural College
Catholic University
University of Baltimore
McGuire University
Locust Dale “Academy
Gallaudet College
Randolph Macon
Ashland
Western Maryland College
Westminster
College Park
Washington
Fork Union Academy
Episcopal
Central High track team preps for annual spring meet
Central High School announces outdoor training under Coach Bill Foley as the Blue and White plan to send more men to the Tome Institute spring meet than ever before. Also notes Williamsport team heading south and Tri-State League member Jimmy Sebring guiding trips to Lexington WA.
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Bill Foley
Blue and White
Tome Institute
Williamsport
Williamsport Club
Jimmy Sebring
Lexington
Outlaws
Sebring
Tri-State
National Commissions
Naval Academy Boxing and Wrestling Finalists Set
At Annapolis Md this afternoon two boxing matches took place in the Naval Academy tournament. Welterweight James defeated Bellinger and middleweight Mec Cormick defeated Strickland. Finals in other events are settled with matchups listed. Marines form a baseball nine led by Corp Stegler and Gunnery Sgt W P McLeod as manager.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
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Bellinger
MecCormick
Strickland
Piercs
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McGuire
arcCormick
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Shafroth
Demott
Helm
Burg
Jones
Shake-up in varsity crew at Georgetown on Potomac
The Georgetown varsity and second crews trained under coach Murray Hussert on the Potomac yesterday. Changes include La Plante replacing Cranin at No 2 and Murray taking Dowd’s seat at bow, with the new lineups listed for varsity and second crew shells.
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Georgetown
Potomac
Murrey Hussert
la Plante
Cranin
Murray
Dowd
Fitzgeratd
Foy
Moran
Lynch
la Flante Low
Hebron
Chapman
Woods
Tighe
T Stuart
Hensleger
Mitzpatrick
Dutt
Yale Loses Star Runner to Scarlet Fever
Special to The Washington Post from New Haven Connecticut reports that Ray P McNulty Yale quarter miler and former Erasmus Hall star is down with scarlet fever and has joined two other Yale runners out with illness. The trio’s absence weakens Yale’s sprint corps just before fall training. McNulty ran a 51.6 quarter recently and was rated near Parsons in New Haven.
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Washington Post
New Haven
Conn
Mar
Ray P McNulty
Yale
Erasmus Hall
Thisa
Stevens
Butler
McNally
Parsons
BELMONTS BREAK RECORD IN DUCKPIN LEAGUE WIN
The Belmonts moved to first place in the District Duckpin League by beating the Royals at Palace alleys in two games. Roberts posted a 16% score for a 649 total as teammates aided the push. Bowling notes include St Louis tournament results and high scores by Matiek, Schmidt, and Fiker Krauss lead. The Wallachs claimed their first win, 2 1 at Warwick, with James and Brown shining.
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Ostermeyer
Retain Old Tennis Courts for Bachelors Club Season
The Bachelors' Lawn Tennis Club will keep its grounds on M Street between Seventeenth Street and Connecticut Avenue for the season despite sale of the property. The club plans to host the Middle Atlantic tournament again, with Davidson and Glazebrook likely retiring, leaving the singles and doubles field to new champions on the historic courts.
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Barker Checker Champion Retains Title in Boston
Charles F Barker of Boston defended his national checker title by winning the final game against August J Heffner. Barker took the $100 prize. Heffner, L. Head, and V Reynolds won major and minor prizes. The top four may represent the U S in Britain next year. The final contest began Saturday with two draws, followed by a late afternoon win for Barker.
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Boston
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August J Heffner
Barker
L. & Head
Brovixville
V Reynolds
Ayracuse
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Willis A Hill
Lowell
George Andrews
Hoston
Secton
Zink
Great Britain
Heifner
Bowlers at Atlantic City Open National Championship
A large crowd greeted the twelfth National Bowling Association championships on the steel pier in Atlantic City. The first squad five-man teams posted high scores: Wright and Abbs Detroit 2005, Sand Diamonds Cleveland 2834, All Stars No 3 Detroit 2433, Hangers Louisville 2427, Sw Independent Detroit 2653.
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Atlantic City
National Bowling Association
Ateal
National Doubles in Racquets Sets Entry List
National amateur doubles championship in racquets will be held at the tennis and racquet club next week with first match at 11 o clock Friday. Seven teams have entered from New York, Philadelphia, Montreal and Boston, including Canadian entrants deemed strong.
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Montreal
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H D Scott
M Bartlett
P D Haughton
Stockton
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Willing Spencer
Rolland
R EB MacDougall
T & Gillespie
F Molaon
Armory track short causes world record fears
Special to The Washington Pit. New York on March 2 a measurement error at the Seventyfirst Regiment new armory track tainted the Saturday meet. Athletes Sheppard and Hillman ran remarkable times that would have threatened world records had the flaw not been found.
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New York
Mar
Seventy- First Regiment
Sheppard
Hillman
Change of venue denied in Steunenberg murder case trials
Boise date March 25 1906 judges uphold venue stay for Western Federation of Miners leaders charged in former Gov Frank Steunenbergs death at Caldwell December 2 1905. Trials to begin late April or early May in Ada County with requests for separate trials. Defense consented to move cases to Boise after judge Wood denied further venue changes.
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Idaho
Mar
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Wiliam D Haywood
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Western Federation of Miners
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Caldwell
District Court
Ada County
Nugent
Attempts to hang colored boy sparks riot in Augusta
In Augusta on March 2 Arthur Butler, a Black man, is held for assault with intent to kill a young Black boy after beating him. A rope was thrown over a tree limb as neighbors intervened and Butler was pursued by a mixed mob before being captured and jailed. No motive or relation between Butler and the boy is known.
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Susquehanna River
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Wilkenbarre
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Kropaskie
Augusta
Arthur Butler
Butler
Channel ships collide near Dover two liners crash
Two inward bound mail steamers the Princess Henriette from Ostend and the Lord Warden from Calais collided outside Dover harbor. The Princess Henriette struck a hole below the water line smashing cabin and deck work and carrying away lifeboats. Sixty passengers from the Lord Warden were landed with few injuries.
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Arrested for Snoring on New York Bridge
Magistrate Cornell sits in Yorkville Court as Jim Keller is arrested by East Thirty fifth Street Station officers for intoxication and snoring in the vestibule of TM Robinsons at 17 East Thirty eighth Street. Keller explains fatigue and lack of home drove him to rest in a quiet spot. The magistrate calls for discharge.
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Blame Put On Soldiers In Brownsville Shootings
The Penrose court martial exonerates Maj. C W Penrose and faulted soldiers of the Twenty-fifth Infantry for the Brownsville incident in August 1906. Specification 2 notes he failed to order inspections after learning of an attack on a soldier’s wife, while some command members armed themselves and shot at Brownsville citizens, harming residents.
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Mastodon in Cold Storage Aims for Alaska Fair
A fragment from a Philadelphia North item describes a mastodon found encased in ice near Cleary Creek Alaska last summer. Plans call for removing the beast to exhibit at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, with Prof Trevor Kincaid leading a Western survey to salvage flesh, hide, and bones for taxidermy display.
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Philadelphia
Cleary Creak
Alaska
Thle
Wash
Spain
Aldaka
Trevor Kincaid
University of Wanshgton
Northland
Baseball Scores From Southern and National League Matches
Results show Atlanta area and Charleston games with teams from South Atlantic and National leagues. Sean At Jackenville facing Fis Brooklyn 4 to 0. Macon beat Detroit 6 to 0. Trenton defeated Danville 10 to 6 in Virginia.
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Georgetown Preps Meet Washington Athletic Association Today
The Georgetown Preps face the Washington Athletic Association at Georgetown field at 4 p.m. Carr is likely to officiate for the Blue and Gray. Niernaée will get a box tryout for Athletica as Capt. Croghan expects a strong showing.
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Washington Athletic Association
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Carr
Niernaée
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