Resolutes Roar in City Duckpin Night
The Resolutes scored big in the city duckpin tournament first night, beating Arlington Five with a strong team effort. Fowler and Farcen led the Resolutes with solid games, including a 129 in the opener and multiple high counts, while others posted marks to close strong.
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Anti - the Little Maples
Resolutes
Toam
Mount Vernone
Lyi
Fowler I Farcen
Ping Fowler
Lof
Wil Tos
Colleges Play Great Game Between Harvard and Vermont
Harvard and Vermont played an eleven inning tie with no score. Wigmiesworth saved the game in the sixth by catching a ball off Flaherty, while a home run from Flaherty was noted. The report also mentions rowing, Boston clubs, and effort to form American associations with the English rowing body.
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Wigmiesworth
Harvard
Flaherty
Asion
Union
Abt
Fostan
Boston
Eluba
Engen
Rock Hill College Nine Meet at Ellicott City Ryag
C Mironni veret and Caseneeam depart in the morning to play the Rock Hill College nine at Ellicott City Ryag. Moranta is expected to pitch with little trouble against the Marylanders as the matchup unfolds.
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Mironniveret
Rock Hill Colge Nine
Ellicott City
Ryag
Uaca Moranta
Marylanders
Row Well Today Lexington
A fragmented notice from multiple column items lists names and aliases including Lady Lightning Molly Richards Gowell and Senator James, with scattered references to places like Lexington and Coppertown and a mix of sports and entertainment terms. The OCR yields a maze of proper nouns and partial phrases without a clear single event.
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Lexington
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wiley Byivastris
Howdy
Little Bee
Grover Hughes
Coppertown
Azyiade
Polly D
Noblar
James Obsession Berg
Helen Arbutus
Telegraph
Prince Gal
Elizabeth Flatwood
Wthelda
la Moda
Molly Richards
Gowell Worth Grover Hugi Sprite
Lady Lightning
Bachelor Girl
James Ardston
Obby
Helene
Fragmented Sports Route Abbreviations
A garbled OCR snippet lists multiple cities and numbers with partial team paths and scores. It references Chicago New York Boston Washington and Philadelphia, with scattered figures like 23g and 7694, suggesting a stray sports routing or telegraph style listing rather than a coherent game report.
Amateur Games Today Across City Leagues
Readable card style announces a slate of amateur matches including Capital City against Seamen Gunners and Washington Ninth facing Metro in a busy program. Matches feature varsity and club teams with several local institutions listed for today’s schedule.
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Capital City—Seamen Gunners
Columbia—Tlores Te
Mount Pleasant
Jade Club
Interior
Pomence
Washington
Sirset
Metropolitan
Independence
Pepco
Nationale Marquette
Naval Medicos Ve
Union Print
Boston Leads Nat clubs in rain affected season opener
Boston and New York face a heavy schedule with rain postponements. The Nationals prepare for a four game set with Boston, followed by Chicago, Cleveland, St Louis and Detroit as a long home stand begins. Griffiths club seeks parity with strong pitching and daily play.
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Boston
New York
Washington
Elas
Highlanders
Nationals
Griffith
Chicago
Cleveland
St Louis
Detroit
Tigers
Philadelphia
Cobb's Speed Secures Detroit Victory Over Chicago
Detroit defeats Chicago 4 to 3 in ten innings as Ty Cobb drives in the winning run with a third inning dash and a tenth inning sprint to home. Crawford and Tamahneill miscue allows Cobb to score the decisive run. game features solid pitching from Lange and Mogridge with late offense from Callahan Bodie Collins and Cobb. Chicago's faults and defensive mix ruin expected late rally for a tense, prolonged duel.
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Detroit
Chicago
Ty’ Cobb
Cobb
Crawford
Tamnehill
Anes Cobb
Lord
Chicago Mae Po
Pele
Tannen
Callahan Woz
Callahan
Bodie
Colline Bush
Vitt
OM Mogridge
Lange
Walsh
Bush
Willett
Mogridge
Balle
Om Willett
Weever
Willett Weaver
Delahanty
Sucrifee
Collins
Calleban
Zetter Uropires
Dineen
Perrine
Reds Win Out In The Eighth
Chicago April Cincinnati started a late rally in the eighth inning after two were out. Lavender drove the mound in a tying run, then Brown singled to drive in a run and put Cincinnati ahead. Final score 6 to 4.
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Chicago
Chinnati
Lavender
Brown
Ecore
Owiuehel
Evers
Peelan
Lemar
Ej Eemond
Archer Ic
VacLean
Miller
Tole Me
Tolais
Cimernoat
Rupe—Mbeckard Tinker Zimmermas Rere
Lensox Beacher
Hobittvel
Michel Eyam
Phelan
Baten Phelan
Bescher
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Lennes
Hormat Staten
Schulte
Sheckars
Esmond
Egan
Hobileel
Bates
Cinrtonato Fliat
Balle
Hy Lavender
Suggs
Ump
Magera John
Stone
Eana
Boston Wins Finale 6 1 Over Athletics
Bedient pitches hitless five innings as Boston defeats Philadelphia 6 to 1 in final game of series. Hall removes by umpire O Loughlin. Danforth and MeInnes key for Boston with multiple hits and RBI.
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Boston
Bostons
Athletics
Bedient
Hall
O'Loughlin
Boson
ABO AE
Oak
Hooper
Oluard
Oldring Cf
OfCollins
Bradley Ib
O Baker
Gardner
DiNurphy
Lewes
McInnes
Wagner A
Wberym
Carrigan
GiThomasc
Krawe
Jaemenip
Olpantony
Merery
Loughtin
Wes Wervelt
Tyee
Naps Score Easy Victory Over St Louis in Series Finale
Cleveland won the last game of the series against St Louis as the visitors hit Brown hard, with Hallinan leaving injured after a late spike. Final lines show Cleveland’s pitching holding St Louis while offense produced key hits, two-baggers and late runs.
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St Louis
Cleveland
St. Louis
Vistors
E Brown
C Brown
Gregg
Hallinan
Wallace
Ceveland Abhort
Austin
Bizoo Lapore
Lazia Pratt -Bo
Haliugn
Walacess
Barlebelle
Brows
Brown
Kutina
Stephens Loo A
Elspa Rattel
F Brown
Loy
Les Clan
Losaoolroo
Ie Awane
Shotton Stovall
Lapore Olson Jackson
Eastery
Iya Ball
Brookie
Lajale Pratt
Hotton Stovall
Jackson Backifice
Lajale
Jackson Olson Ryan
Laporte Tiret
Hal
Paws“ Louie
UC Sepstes Meer Peasts
Amd
Minates
Moha Defeats Bill McKinnon In Tight Bout
Special to The Washington Post New York April 3 Bob Mohs of Milwaukee defeats Bill McKinnon of Boston in a ten round middleweight bout at St Nicholas Armory. Mohs scored with body blows and a late rally to overturn McKinnon who led early with sharp offense and boxing skill. McKinnon faltered in rounds five to seven as Mohs drove his right to the body and gained the edge.
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Washington Post
New York
Bob Mohs
Milwaukee
Bill McKinnon
Boston
St. Nicholas AC
Moha
Bill
Hob
Mon
McKinnon
Amiie
Miha
Bob
Antal
United States League and minor league schedules and bouts
A muddled listing of today’s games across the United States League and several minor leagues with cities including Washington, New York, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati, Savannah, Macon, Albany, Columbus, Greensboro, Charlotte, Spartanburg, Anderson, Greenville, Winston Salem, Lynchburg, Newport News, Richmond, Danville, Roanoke, Norfolk, Petersburg. It notes doubleheaders, postponed matches, and results like Savannah 1 Albany 4 and Spartanburg 3 Anderson 1. Also mentions baseball bouts featuring Packey McFarland with Red Robinson and Martin Canovle in upcoming fights at different venues.
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McFarland
Chicago
Packey McFarland
Red Robinson
Pittsburgh
Rochester
Martin Canovle
Frail River Mass
Hyland Beats Baldwin in Salt Lake Fight at Saltair Beach
In Salt Lake City at Saltair Beach on April 30 Fighting Dick Hyland from Salt Lake defeated Matty Baldwin of Boston in a ten round match. Judges awarded Hyland a decisive victory amid lively exchanges and balanced early rounds. Hyland gained the lead in the later rounds and dominated the final two, landing hard rights and lefts to the stomach and kidney.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Dick Hyland
Matty Baldwin
Boston
Saltair Beach
Pot & Thoment
Hyland
Will
Johnson refuses big purse in boxing bid in Australia
Milwaukee April 0 Jack Johnson turned down an offer of 20600 to meet Sam Langford in Australia. T S Andrew Milwaukee American rep for McIntosh announced no deal. Andrewa contacted Johnson via cablegram but received a flat no. Local officials threaten action if interference occurs.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jack Johnson
Hugh Mcintosh
Sam Langford
Australia
T S Andrew
McIntosh Andrewa
Outlaw League Starts Today In Four Cities
The United States League an outlaw circuit pledges to rival major leagues begins play today in four cities. Washington will be represented and start in Richmond, with plans to attract patrons from established leagues. The Richmond team aims to compete with the Virginia League club, and Washington’s home debut is scheduled for May at a park on Fifteenth and H Streets northeast.
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Washingtons
Griffith Winnot
Tom Hughes
Dixie Walker
Hughes
Boston
Walker
Pape
Cicotte
Athletics
Washington
Ait
Richmond
Old Dominion
Richmond Ter
Virginia
Mey
New York
Fifteenth
Whist Tourney Close In Early Spring Play
Philadelphia hosts the fifteenth annual congress of the Women's Whist League with tight competition and several ties. Trist and Cavendish clubs of this city and the Cavendish Club of Boston tie for the Boston trophy, each at four wins. Howell Women’s Club of Boston and Chicago Women’s Club tie for the Cavendish trophy with five wins apiece after the first round. Mrs C K Resor and Mrs J K Rost of Cincinnati lead the Omaha cup with 24–16 games, while Mrs W H Rodger and others top the Washington trophy qualifiers with 61 1/2 matches. Second rounds start tomorrow. Gymnastic exhibition planned by YMCA classes on Friday May 10 showing calisthenics rhythmic dancing single stick and more.
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Welbeck
Mineralite
Fifth Baptist
J Bennett & Co
OB Fletcher
Jot Herrington
Jf Anderton
Baker
Eka
George Wilson
E ‘DeLauter
Ristos
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E Sheehan
J W Ruppert
Nett and
Lovday Vais
Ana
Ringles
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CB Osborn
Bas 1609
Ngs
U Roberts
Ter
George
Mullen
Upfka
Pray
Cambridge
Harvard
University of Vermont
Slovan
Tosals
Malcom
Felton
Mnulen Lass
Lotyten
Vermont
Eat Hutu Hk
Pasa Batterina
Reeves Malcom
Mr Conroy
Liam Thompeon
Philadelphia
Acares
Nui
Trist
Cavendish
Cavendish Club
Boston
Howell Womana Club
Chicago Womens Club
Mra
C K. Resor
J K. Rostlef
Cincinnati
Rodger
F P Dyer
Charles L Taylor
George R. Pearson
West Virginia Beats Washington and Lee In Six-Run Tilt
West Virginia defeated Washington and Lee 8 to 6 in a college baseball game. Tompkins led WVU with two doubles and a single as WVU rallied in the fifth and sixth innings and broke even in the series.
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Washington
Lesington
West Virginia
Tompkins
Washington and Lee
I Tompkins
VuRisk Arho
W &S Abrhoar Catto
C&me mm
Pos Riddle
OL i Weoster
Lataeminn
Theler Rf
Perpie
Bachman
Bove
Lively
Oturpal Ct
L'Tewat
Adams
Otompking
Serato
Tota
Vargina Ogganezonas
Feel
Casto
Aiddle
Mckinn
Tively
Emith Webster
Tomy Bios
West
Rminig i Westington
Lee Jeti
Winia
Beckman
Livaty
Adama
Stratton
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Young Men's Christian Association
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ARROW
Clurtt, Peabody & CO
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Silas EF. Robb, Inc
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