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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1908

Page

16

Patten Wins as Highlanders Rally Past Nationals

Highlanders overcome Patten in a comeback victory as Nationals pitchers falter. McBride struggles at short with a string of costly errors while Newtorn exits the game retired from play.

Highlanders Nationals McBride Newtorn

Jake Stahl’s three bagger flips game for Nationals

In a spring duel at the local grounds Jake Stahl, now with the New York team, delivered a three base hit in the third inning to sweep away a 3 to 1 lead and lift the Highlanders to a 4 to 3 victory over Washington. Elberfeld suffers spikes injury, Ganley’s spikes cut leg.

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M'GANN TO RESCUE IN NARROW BASEBALL VICTORY

Boston edged Brooklyn 8 to 7 after Ferguson faltered in the ninth. McGann delivered a clutch hit to the fence with Sweeney on base to seal the late lead as Bos ton rallied from a prior deficit. The game featured two Boston pitchers and three Brooklyn arms.

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Savannah Domination In South Atlantic League Game

The Savannah team secured a clear win in a South Atlantic League game, overpowering their opponent 7 to 1. Key players delivered impactful hits as the team controlled the scoreboard from early innings. The result reflects Savannah’s strong offense and pitching performance on the day.

Washington Defeats Baltimore in Open­ing League Park Opener

Washington won 7 to 6 at Iron League Park in the opening game amid a large South Baltimore crowd. A parade preceded the match and Mayor Mahool missed the first ball due to a hearing. Goldsborough threw it instead. The game featured cold winds causing multiple errors and pitching changes, with Washington taking the lead in the third and eighth innings, then holding off Baltimore for the victory.

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Hartsel's Double Counts In Eleven Inning Philadelphia Triumph

Philadelphia defeated Boston 5 to 4 in eleven innings as Hartsel delivered a key double in the late frame. Glaze started for Boston before a seventh inning shift. Sehreck and Vickers singles produced the decisive runs for Philadelphia, who overcame a Morgan error to secure the win.

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Cobb Delivers as Detroit Tops Chicago in Cold Showdown

Ty Cobb drives in all four Detroit runs with a double and triple before being ejected by umpire O Loughlin for arguing a call at the plate. Mullin and Altrock pitched well. the weather was frigid but the action remained sharp as Detroit defeated Chicago 4 to 0 with Cobb contributing a triple and a double and the game lasting 1 hour 40 minutes.

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Reisling Proves Effective In Reading May Day Match

Reisling curves stifle Wilmington Talon Teague, Reading wins 5 to 2. Key players include Teague, Miller, Hartman, and Smith. pitching by Topham and Feuling. errors by opponents noted, with bases and runs described in late innings.

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Brooklyn Bandits Beaten by Paterson Union League Club

Paterson Union League Club defeated Brooklyn here today in a baseball contest, winning 4 to 2 as visitors capitalized on timely hits. Tyderman and Barry homered for Paterson, while Shafer and Levy split pitching duties. Umpire Mr. Quillon officiated the game.

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Fordham 7 Virginia 2 as Mahoney stars in rout at Fordham Field

Fordham defeated Virginia 7 to 2 at Fordham Field. Mahoney hit a long home run and driven in three runs while Hartman Coffey and McDonald contributed key hits. Virginia failed to locate Egan’s delivery and struggled on offense as Fordham built a big innings in the sixth. Georgetown looms as next opponent in the series with Mahoney slated to start on the mound.

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St Johns Blanked by North Carolina College 2–0

St Johns was shut out by the North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College of North Carolina 2 to 0. Sexton pitched seven innings, allowing seven hits and three walks, with Abernathy, Robinson, and Hart driving runs for the visitors.

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Elizabeth Defeats Philadelphia in Chilly Nine Inning Tilt

Elizabeth and Philadelphia battled through nine frosty innings in a 6 to 4 victory. Cold weather forced coats and sweaters, wind hampered fielding, and errors, base hits, and key pitching attributions shaped the score. Elizabeth's Lenox and Ross led the offense while Covaleskis pitched, with Beery and McLatchie contributing for Philadelphia.

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