Long Tom's Altered Call Aided Regulars Victory
The fourth game between the Regulars and Yamgans ended 4 to 2 in favor of Capt Stahl's Regulars. Umpire Quirk ruled Yamgan captain out on strikes, provoking Hughes and shifting the momentum as Stahl, Townsend, and Heydon drove in runs. Hull and Cassidy made key catches as the Regulars overcame an early deficit and nailed the win.
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Hull
Cassidy
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Ja K Hall
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Coop
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Anghes Po
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Chesbro in Fine Form for New York Americans
Chesbro visits from Cambridge where he trained Harvard pitchers. He expects to start this spring as a key factor for the New York Americans. The forecast notes changes in pitching style and ball control influence, with Harvard and local fixtures shaping the early schedule.
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Washington East
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New York Americans
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Harvard
Cambridge
Roanoke College Defeated By West Virginia In Openers
Special to The Washington Post March 30 Roanoke College fell 121 to 11 to West Virginia in the season opener. The game stayed close with tied scores at times before WVU pulled away late in the contest.
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George Washington Opens Home Schedule vs Villanova
George Washington hosts Villanova at University Field in the season’s first home game. Hutchinson will start on the mound against the Wildcats, with infield shifts by Stevenson and Van Vielt and McMahon moving to right field. Price, Bradley, Bielaski, Weber, Orrison, and others are set to provide batting depth as GW aims for strong start.
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Gallaudet Falls Behind Villanova 22–1 on Kendall Green
Gallaudet loses to Villanova 22 to 1 at Kendall Green after star catcher Matzner breaks his leg sliding to second. Dillon pitched well for Gallaudet, but Villanova bunched hits in key innings to secure the big win. Murray homered for Villanova. Seely and Matzner suffered the season’s blow in the third inning.
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Mr Cooler
Powers in Full Control of Eastern League Presidency
New York reports Powers has secured de facto control of the Eastern League by wires and backing from six of eight clubs. He plans the annual meeting at the Victoria Hotel next Tuesday with strong support, while a conspiracy to oust him unfolds via a signed resignation letter and shifting club alignments led by Edward Hanson and George Stallings.
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Washington Post
New York
PT Powers
League
Victoria Hotel
Powers
Edward Hanson
Baltimore
George Stallings
Buffalo
Howard C Griffith
Jersey City
W W Burnham
Mark
Hanlon
Stallings
Griffith
Wiliam J Murray
M. B. Pruden
Newark
Burnham
Roanoke College Baseball Schedule Set For Next Season
Roanoke College coach Stemke finalized the season schedule featuring Virginia powers and several out of state teams. Home games include West Virginia University Emory and Henry Washington College and Richmond College with others spanning Lexington Lexington and Williamsburg.
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Washington Post
Salem
Stemke
Roanoke College
Virginia
West Virginia University
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western
Apt
Virginia Folytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Emory and Henry
Emory Va
Wiliamsburg
Fredericksbugg College
Fredericksburg
Woodberry Forest
Locust Dale
Locust Date
Fishburne Military Institute
Waynesboro
Washington and Les University
Lexington
Miller School
Columbus Wins Bowling Cup in Southeastern meet
Columbus Georgia captures the Southeastern Bowling Association championship, taking the allyer loving cup and multiple prizes. Leutje posts season high average of 24 pins. Capt Dixon claims top individual score at 2%. Columbus total 23,923 across 27 games, Brunswick 23,875. Jacksonville Atlanta Charleston Tampa Savannah Macon follow. Butler Wins Bicycle Contest in Richmond Virginia. Nat Butler of Boston defeats Frank Cadwell of Hartford in a motor paced race with heats 5.39 and 7.2 minutes, Monroe of Memphis wins another three-heat race over Galvin of New York.
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Southeastern Bowling Association
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Brunswick
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Charleston
Tampa
Savannah
Macon
Butler
Richmond
Nat Butler
Boston
Frank Cadwell
Hartford
Bobby Wanthour
Monroe
Memphis
Galvin
New York
Big Frank Felton Free on Bail in Murder Case
Stewart A. Felton known as Big Frank was freed on $5,000 bail after months in the Tombs prison on first degree murder charges for the shooting of Guy Roche a gambler in the Broadway theater district. Roche died hours later. Justice Kenefick doubted a conviction of any degree, noting insufficient evidence.
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Stewart A. Felton
Big Frank
Tomba
Guy Roche
Roche
Broadway
Felton
Frank
Kenefick
Fireman Sacrifices Self in Subway Cave-In Tragedy
In New York a cave-in at the 168th Street subway station during a fire suppression effort killed Fireman Samuel Lillie and injured several others. Lillie shielded a colleague, Cavanaugh, saving him as roof debris collapsed. he died instantly leaving three bereaved children.
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Samuel Lillie
168Th Street
Liife
Tilllie
Lillie
Cavanaugh
Lilie
Andrew Freedman Engaged to Miss Elsie Rothschild
The engagement of Miss Elsie Rothschild to Andrew Freedman, prominent financier, baseball magnate, and politician, was announced at her home 31 West Fifty-seventh Street with notable guests including Capt Louis Wendel and his brass band. Rothschild’s father owns Hotel Majestic and substantial New York real estate holdings. Freedman’s fortune is reported above $1,000,000.
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Washington Boat
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Seventh-second Street
Kathryn Kidder Engaged to Louise Anspacher Amid Age Clash
Special from New York reports actress Kathryn Kidder engaged to Louise Anspacher son of Leopold Anspacher. Anspacher objects citing age disparity with Kidder aged about fifty five versus his twenty seven. Kidder active in Trenton and Evansville with Columbia University ties and a psychology lecturer background.
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Louise Anspacher
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Miss Kidder
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Young Anspacher
Columbia University
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Evansville
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Chicago Board of Trade
Girls Robbed by Men in New York Apartment
Two Pennsylvania women aged nineteen, Miss Margaret Britz and Miss Anna Williamen Bach, were attacked and beaten into unconsciousness in their room at 4 Commerce Street early today. Two men, who entered while they slept, were captured. one had been burned by acid while trying to wash blood from clothing. At Jefferson Market Court Magistrate Barlow, both suspects were held on $2,500 bail.
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New York
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Barlow
Jefferson Market Court
Margaret Britz
Anna Williamen Bach
Mapch Chunk
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Butler Case Transferred as Supreme Court Rules Not a Felony
Jefferson City Mo March 34 The Supreme Court en banc ruled Circuit Judge Foster cannot try Edward Butler on a bribery indictment alleging that Butler bribed Charles F Kelley to leave Missouri to be a witness. The court held the act was a misdemeanor, not a felony, and ordered transfer from the Criminal Court of St Louis to the Court of Criminal Correction. Prairie fires near Coshocton Ohio continue to rage with about 600 acres burned as residents fight the blaze.
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St Louis
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Butler
Charles F Kelly
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House of Delegates
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Criminal Court of St Louis
Court of Criminal Correction
Coshocton
Ohio
Burglar Joseph Hirst Led Double Life as Detective
London dispatch reports Joseph Hirst a burglar who posed as a private detective and carried out a spree in Balham. He looted homes at parties and gallantly used a skeleton key and ciphered notes to coordinate with receivers. He was sentenced to four years penal servitude amid details of forty suspected burglaries and a dramatic arrest.
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London
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Newington Sessions
Hirst
Ramsoden Road
Balham
Ipp
Yale
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Hergt Fipp
McConnell
Sergi
Dream leads Miller to seek long lost parents
Philip Miller a 24 year old electrician from 307 Olive Street posts ads in St Louis and nationwide claiming his dream shows his mother in distress and urging located parents J J and Matilda Miller whom he last saw after being placed in the New York House of Reception as a baby. He recalls visits at the New York institution, later sent to Illinois, and learns the carers may not be his parents.
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St. Louis
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Olive Street
J. J
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New York
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Bribery in WeW Jersey over Morris Canal Abandonment Bill
Local inquiry in Trenton explores bribery allegations tied to the Morris Canal abandonment bill. The two committees failed to find evidence. Attorney General McCarter ruled witnesses could not be compelled for contempt. The Mercer County prosecutor was urged to continue the case as the state asset faces potential railway influence.
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Negro Smallpox Suspect Quarantined By Health Officials
A colored woman Rebecca Bush of Third Street near Providence Hospital and her companion Alice Dorsey were sent to the quarantine station on Dr. Fowler's orders after a local physician labeled the Bush case suspicious for smallpox. Officials planned to confirm the diagnosis the following morning.
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Third Street
Providence Hospital
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The Marriage of William Ashe reviewed by critics
Mrs Humphry Ward's new novel draws swift praise from critics. The New York Times hails its lasting worth while the New York Globe Brooklyn Eagle and others laud Ward's craft and vivid heroines, noting Lady Kitty lights the narrative with vitality.
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Fined for Interrupting Services at a Negro Chapel
Police arrested a group of Black men Wednesday night for interrupting a religious service at a negro chapel on Eleventh and R streets NW. Baylor and Washington were fined after evidence was heard. others were discharged or not identified. Edward Welch forfeited $10 collateral in a related matter. Emily Glass vs Mrs. Florence Channing ended with a directed verdict for the defendant. Channing denied malice in the Richmond larceny case. J M Strong seeks another exam for police eligibility due to a height shortfall. two policy cases saw acquittal and mixed verdicts in Criminal Court No 1.
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May Sylvester
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Taylor Knoll
Col
Perry Carson
Elaborate Subway Scheme Would Cost New York Hundreds of Millions
A New York report to the rapid transit commission outlines a vast underground system for Greater New York. Fourteen routes include two full-length Manhattan subways, one into the Bronx, cross-town lines, East River tunnels to Brooklyn, loops at Williamsburg and the Brooklyn bridges, and additional Brooklyn tunnels. The committee says multiple interests are prepared to build and operate without city credit support.
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Juvenile Arrest Over Orange Theft in Philadelphia
Edwin Palen fourteen years old was arraigned in juvenile court yesterday charged with stealing a box of oranges from a railroad freight car at Twelfth street and Maryland avenue valued at ten dollars Probation Officer Copp of the Board of Children's Guardians investigated and testified that Palen has a reputation for being a bad boy The lad was committed to the Reform School.
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Daylight Diamond Theft Shocks Minneapolis Store
Two men stole unset diamonds worth 3000 dollars from John G Allen jewelry store in Minneapolis. One man spoke with a clerk while the other grabbed gems from the counter and fled. Police searched the area but found no trace of the culprits.
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Testimony in gas case涉及 Bay State versus Rogers
Testimony in the Bay State Gas Company of Delaware v Henry H Rogers and others is being taken by Special Examiner Causton Brown in the United States Circuit Court. The plaintiff alleges Rogers received 3 3 million from New England Gas and Coke Co in connection with a sale of interests, a sum claimed to be held for Bay State Gas under a trust agreement.
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Man Blows Himself Up in Mahanoy Plain Home
Joseph Rogist aged twenty five committed death by own action at his home in Mahanoy Plain near Mahanoy City late last night by exploding dynamite strapped to his clothing. The body was blown to fragments. distress and worry are cited as probable causes. He had been married six months.
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Joseph Rogist
Two-Horse Runaway Kills Leapley Horse in Benning DC
A two-horse team driven by M. B Leapley in Benning Washington ran away at Ninth and KK streets Northwest last evening. One horse collapsed and was instantly killed by the wagon loaded with milk cans. no one was aboard the wagon. Leapley estimates loss of horse and wagon at about $360.
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Aged Negress Falla Dead on Street
Elizabeth Robinson an aged negro woman dropped dead on Four and a half street near Pennsylvania avenue last night. She was sent to the morgue identified by friends. The deceased was employed by Mrs James Hoover at 2814 Fourteenth street northwest as a cook. Her daughter in Chicago was notified. Coroner Nevitt issued a death certificate citing heart disease.
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James Hoover
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