Cornell Wins in 8 Inning Wide Wymard Trouble Costly
Cornell defeats Georgetown 8 to 2 as Wayward gives eight bases on balls and poor support from teammates. Murphy hits a home run and carries the offense with key hits while a shaky Wymard lasts seven innings. Flannery finishes for Cornell with stout defense, Magnir shines at short for Georgetown, and Wat singles twice for Cornell in a battle through nine frames.
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Goodwithe
Gray
Murphy
Wymart
George
Town
Flannery
Barria
Wymard
Philadelphia Fans Hopeful After First Game Showings
Fans praised both teams in the opener as pitchers Mack and Doolin vie for the title. Street fumbled two fly balls while Elberfeld and Kilmer shared infield duties. Knabe and Grant feature on base paths as late throws test second base.
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Aerson
Mack
Doolin
Philadelphia
South
Charley Street
Grant
Hnabe
Arole
Knabe
Schoolboys Hold Shoot At Center Market Armory Night
About two hundred schoolboys shot in the second night of a schoolboy shooting event at the Center Market Armory under the National Rifle Association and local guards. Scores ranged with several top marksmen, led by participants from various schools and technical teams, amid enthusiastic crowds and organized by War Department and national guard supervisors.
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Center Market
Vaneee
Rucherahaw
Tuean Magie i
Burbershaw Busine
Catholic University Beats Swarthmore 7 3 In Exhibition Ball Game
Catholic University defeated Swarthmore 7 to 3 in an exhibition at Brookland. Greer pitched for Catholic, limiting Swarthmore to four hits while modestly wild early, then calming. Tobin and the Brooklanders produced a string of runs in the later innings, Sealing the Quakers’ two early leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University
Swarthmore
Quakers
Brooklanders
Tobin
Northeast University
Collegians
Phittles
Gllerist
Eggae
Greer
Knabe
Cathpet
Prac
Ose
L University
Tor Ud
Bakers
Gilcrist
Glancy
Gatch
Clancy
Greg
Aelding
Sesson
Fau Unes
Witnes
Tim
Hig
Ureriy
Weardeart
Yoo Wibree
oWidmenay
Ofyetin
Wexler
McDonald
Syrow
Osberady
Swarthmore Croatare Og
Derries ‘Tobin
Kaesier McDonsil
Kelly Glaney
McGeaty
Bugoe
Belo Fm
Flesalor
Kelly Tarkale
Roughlan
Lessler
Widmayer
Pitchor
Spout
King
Tie Game Between Holy Cross and Mount St Mary's
Mount St Marys and Holy Cross College battled to a tie in a baseball game at Fmmitsburg, Va, with Mount St Marys scoring in the early innings and Holy Cross answering. standout fielding and a dramatic left field home run near the end highlighted a hard fought clash between the two New England programs.
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Holy Cross
Mount St Mary’s
Washington Post
Fmmitsburg
Mar
Mount St Mary
Holy Cross College
Secreta
Kirwan
New
GoTo Merrett
Vahlin
Waalmey Po
Yount St Mary
ooTrdore
Holy Or Sa
Howe Run
Fhira
Tang
Barratt Teo
Kelly
Flarrett Meatagh
Walsh Maloney
Suylend Bates
Pall
Origlonay
Kan—Kirnan
Spillane
Fy Maloney
Charley Dollin earns team support as new manager hopeful
Players back Charley Dollin as manager despite his catching duties. The squad hustles for their rank leader and aims to back him with strong play. Dollin caught 140 games last season and will miss some duties this year, with Goon behind the plate providing energy and hard work.
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Charley Dollin
Douins
Dorin
Automobile endurance run planned from Richmond to Washington
The Times Dispatch reports a forthcoming endurance event by the Automobile Association of America. A model Ave touring car will demonstrate its 3 horsepower motor on a route from Richmond to Washington via Fredericksburg and Charlottesville, with tests to monitor road conditions and promote safer, improved roads.
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Sims
Reid
Limes Dispaten
M’ Burtler
Automotale Association of America
Hms
Times Dispatch
Virginia
North Carolina
North Carola
JL. Saunders
Econ
Richmond
Washington
Frederichsburg
Charlottesville
Fairfax Manassas
Orange
Gordonsville
Louisa Lowthowee
Automobile Association of America
Amateurs Hold Meeting For Truependence League Reorganization
At a Truependence League meeting in Northwest Washington last night reorganization for the 7910 season was approved. Six teams will compete with managers named for Manhattan, Twinings, National Unions, St Pauls, and Advent. Aggies may join if withdrawals occur, Nassans may represent with HOR. Scheltenberger as manager. Ground improvements, new seats, and a backstop planned. Independence League opens May 2 with a treasury report showing funds for preliminary arrangements. Next meeting set for Tuesday April 5. two practice games weekly and player conditioning to start.
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Truependence
U Street Northwest
Manhattans
Charles Kraft
Twinings
JL Dilsaver Natonal Unions
el Herbert St Pauls
P Valher
Nassans
HOR
Scheltenberger
Independence League
Dave
Apell
Plavern
Pennsylvania Beats Virginia 3–0 In Charleston Track Meet Doubleheader
In front of the season’s largest crowd, Pennsylvania shut out Virginia 3 to 0 as Pierre dazzled on the mound allowing only two hits. Belding Aldendelfer committed the sole Virginia error while Pennsylvanian bats and fielding supported the win.
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Pennsylvania
Charlottessile
Toda
Virginia
Quakers
Pierre
Belding Aldendelfer
Rling Fined 700 in Baseball Reinstatement Talk
Kansas City March 30 John Kling speaks after the national commission fines him 700 and allows a possible Chicago return. He says the fine is high yet will meet conditions to rejoin the Chicago club within five days of notice, noting no official communication yet. President Ban Johnson and Frank Chance defer discussion pending official details.
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New York
Amergany
Kansas City
Mar
Altough
Chicago
John Ling
National Commission
Kling
Excelator Springs
Associated Press
Yohn Kling
Ban Johson
American League
Johnson
Ksing
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Chance
Chicago National League Baseball Club
John King
Kimg
Commissian
Kiln
Jonneon
Trinity Blanks Middies In 1 0 Victory At Annapolis
Trinity College outplayed Navy in all departments to win 1 to 0 at Annapolis. Olson walked and stole second, scored on Webster's single in the fifth after a Navy error, while Meade and Glidero Ure contributed on the mound and at bat.
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Hartford Collegans
Navy
Washington
Annapolis
Trinity College
Hartford
Midshipmen
Naval Lade
Trinity
Olson
Meta
Jett
Navy Sy
Oiizen
Stalen Haree
Smith — Carvall Moron Gildersienve Mannailam — Sauridee
Meade Glideraiuave
Olson Meade Ureple
Ws Cops
King to wrestle Coramatti at Gayety Theater Saturday
King Washingtons favorite wrestler meets Coramatti of New York in a fast bout at the Gayety Theater Saturday evening. King guarantees to throw the foe twice in twenty minutes, while Coramatti claims a decisive victory. Referee Pat OConnor will oversee the match.
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Frye King
Coramatti
Washingtons
Italien Coramatti
New York
Gayety Theater
King
Allan
Tiaima
Pat O Connor
Baseball Commission Spars Over Kiln Fine And Lineup
Sporting comment critiques the rule driven decision by the addorial commission on Kiln’s fine for rule violations and the lack of a minority report. It argues majorities influence discipline, praises stability in batting order for teams like the Cubs and Pirates, notes Washington’s strong fan interest, and contrasts spring training forms with southern teams.
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ED Grilla
John
Bing
Ean Johnson
American League
Byron Hancroft
Lafayette Wins 4 1 Over Guilford in Sloppy Game
Lafayette College defeated Guilford College 4 to 1 in a low quality afternoon game. Guilford made errors including two muffed balls by their right fielder. Ualder Stuzit had notable work for Guilford despite the loss.
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Winston Salem
Maro—Lafayette College
Guilford College
Guilford
Ualder Stuzit
Oakland Results in Five Furlong Handicaps Featured
Race cards show multiple divisions with names including RacHFive Circle Lady Renarejres War and MIE Jones at 102 ridden by Siegen. Winners listed for six furlongs include Lena Lash at 407 and Hannibal in later heats. The card also notes various horses such as Won Col acl and Kid North in different races with times and placements.
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Mowildge
Winona
van Hird Rage
Sereienre Uy
Livasmore
Phemwcy
Naas
Fancy van
Mio Selllig
Grestte
Don
Thoroughbred Races Highlight Jacksonville Meeting Results
A scrambled race card from Jacksonville lists multiple events with horses such as Pive furlonge Firing Squierel and Autumn Rowe and winners including Golconda and Grange Mette. Numerous names appear in verbose form, with final times and odds noted for several divisions.
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Dounell and
Namnoc
TEG
Rani
Rodesa
Aramont Ftid
Amond
Louis Kary
Igo
Senond
Mery Hue
tKneraer
Tine
Whelan Mins
Marjorie Sauare Opal
Doe Alten Glao van Tmurth
Amataur Salling
Ake
Haman
Varde Flo Grange
Mette Wriehind Toy
Tate Toller
Pocomake
Contr Clark
Banisinge
Mipery
Stino
Pensacola Race Results Summary From Open Meets
Race by race results list four heats with horses like Fiva furlinga Jenstra and Nebul gen Key outcomes show winners such as Fiva furlinga Jenstra in race one and Anna Smith Boland in race four, with seconds and thirds including Alencon Halrsted and Et Delaid. Time notes and odds are inconsistently provided across events.
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Fiva Furlinga
Jenstra
Cole
Col Austin
Rellls
Serenade
Glamor
Nata Corita Cghmons
Dorothy Hand
Ade Ung
Eutoe Algg
Van
Fiva
Flew
Carroll
van Alencon
TJ Burns
Rwy
Evan Thint
Unease
Funky
Pot
Nebulgen
Cloomle
Uptony
Belle of the Bait Alms
Anna, Smith
Boland
Ron OE Herndon
Upton
Delaid
Franklin
Dey Dolla
John Gerner
Caiva Pifth
Burma
Prabi
Dunvegen Irvine
Coach Noonan Back Returns From Easter Trom Time
Coach Noonan returns from Easter break ready to see his team win after time away. The article notes his return status and team aspirations as play resumes.
Catholic University Triumphs as Noonan Teaches Young Team
Noonan arrives with a promising group at Catholic University, delivering a strong win over Bwarthmore. The squad, with Wein, Tom, and Hessler in key roles, shows a lively offense and solid pitching behind Cries and Gelac. Northumberland City forms a new baseball club and seeks local games, with Jarrange and Perry listed among players.
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Noonan
Catholic University
Bwarthmore
Wein
Carltthon
Joly Widmayer
Tobin
Dutch Hessler
Ieason
Alete
Carbery Athletic
Tadigw
Carbery
Little Giants
Coombe
Northunberland
Perry Tatever
Parne Pither
Duke
Bane
Cook
Knapp
L Roceles
Chie
Terry
Sipel
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Connecticut Ave
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Washington D.C
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Thomas Flyer
Wilson Co
14Th St. N.W
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Carter Mater Car Corp
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Factor Hyatt Dle
Cadif Inc
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