Catholic University Beats Takoma Park In Slugfest
Catholic University defeated Takoma Park 14 to 3 in a high scoring baseball game. Key moments included three hit performances by Devries and Jessler, strong fielding by Catholic University, and standout pitching by Hatcher who allowed one base hit.
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Trinity Blanks Amherst in 1 point game
Trinity defeats Amherst in a tight series opener by a one point margin. Key players include Josh Meplet and others contributing late in the fourth quarter as the crowd watches a comeback attempt fall short.
Lafayette Beats Carolina University 6 to 1 in Winston Salem
Lafayette College defeats Carolina University 6 to 1 before about a thousand fans in Winston Salem. Strong pitching by Lafayette and Carolina University miscues sparked the rout as Danran homered for Carolina.
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Nationals Slug Nine in Ninth to Beat Oberlin Rally
In a wild training season game the Nationals erupted for ten runs in the ninth inning against Oberlin, turning a tight contest into a decisive win. Obelin starter Pett? Gray struggled as Decker, Unglaub and Lelivelt sparked the offense with key hits while Revelle shut the rally down until the final frame.
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McAleer Sets Two Key Baseball Decisions for Nationals
Richmond report details manager McAleer naming Sebiestr as acting leader in absence, designating Clyde Vilan and Geseler for field duties. Milan shows peak form in spring drills, while pitchers near readiness amid injuries.
Princeton Tigers Triumph 9 to 3 Over Georgetown Blue and Gray
Princeton defeats Georgetown 9 to 3 on Georgetown field led by Reed and Sterret with two Princeton home runs by Reed and Sterret, while Georgetown suffers from wild pitching and fielding errors. Munphy made a great catch, and Wynard started for Georgetown before Belzer relieved. Game called at darkness after 9 innings with Princeton scoring on capitalizing Georgetown miscues.
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Penn Defeats Walbrook In Ninth Inning Rally
Pennsylvania baseball edged Walbrook Athletic Club 5 to 3 in Baltimore. Penn’s new catcher Hawk homered late to seal the win as two hits and a double powered a decisive ninth inning rally. Timely hitting and strong defense preserved Penn’s advantage.
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Virginia Loses Again as Regan Excels in Hard-fought Game
Virginia suffered a setback as Worcester’s star pitcher Regan held the Cavaliers in check. The contest featured strong fielding and key defensive plays, with Virginia managing three runs on several chances, including a late inning rally that fell short.
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Swarthmore Baseball Doubleheader Set For Today At Brookland
Swarthmore manager Divy Nas arranged two 4 PM games at Brookland to fill a schedule gap left by Pardham. Alumni and a large local crowd are anticipated as Pennsylvania teams boost the lineup. Greet, who powered the university to recent wins, returns to pitch with Clancy likely on the mound today while Devries, Widmeier, Tobin and other locals fill the field positions.
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National League Bulletin Contracts and Releases Listed
National League bulletin lists contracts and releases with multiple players and teams. Names include James T Shergard Frank B Cran Frank Harp Plessneyfred Clarke Suimuet W Prork JennH Wagner and Willan Cranston with teams such as Cincinnati Chicago New York Brooklyn and Lincoln.
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Washington and Lee Defeats Rutgers College 3-2 in Tight Game
Washington and Lee edged Rutgers College 3 to 2 this afternoon in a low scoring contest. Horde pitched well for the varsity with solid support, and with better defense he might have authored a shutout. Batteries Andres Green Bird Efird, umpires Doyle and Burgess.
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