Washington Nationals Beat Athletics in Rain Slated 2 1
In a soggy Philadelphia game under light drizzle, Washington pitcher Long Tom Hughes outdueled Philadelphia’s Eddie Collins and Shreck as the Nationals toppled the Athletics 2 to 1. Harsh weather slowed infield play but Washington’s defense held firm with key stops including a standout play by McBride on a Shreck grounder and a late-inning push by Davis and Carter.
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Detroit
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Shreck
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TC Esman Ibao
Merten
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Martel
Fife
Carter
Carer
Stirik
Tony Hughes
Carton
Giok—Highes
Chicago Triumph Over St Tousinfeld In Narrow Victory
Chicago overcame a late battle with St Tousinfeld to win 4 to 2 as errors and key hits shaped the fourth to seventh innings. Rourke and King led visitors with solid performances while labored runs supported by defense produced the win for Chicago.
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Warn Iy
Shiart
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Tress
Tvers Delehart
Staten Nases
Fraser
Bom
Louis Slugs Fiercely In Second Game Of Series
In Cleveland, Louis slugged through four innings as Cheech was effective in four. Stovall and Ferrie produced key hits while Pinkman and Rems contributed. A tied game gave way to a late push as both sides exchanged runs. At New York, a train yard discovery followed a fatal accident with an unidentified man found atop a freight car after an apparent strike by a bridge.
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Cleveland
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Wallae
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Ferrie
Liebhi
Clarke
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New York
New York Central
Sixtieth Street
Wear End Avenue
Poughkeepsie
Rain Saves Brooklyn Brikin NY Apr 30
Rain disrupts Brooklyn game as Phitidkipla and others struggle with late innings. Abbreviated box shows Maloney and Magee among Philadelphia and Brooklyn players, with errors and base details, and a postponed schedule note for several leagues due to weather.
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Brooklin
Ta & Serre
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Ormer
Minncker
Meren
Philadelphia
Branklyn Bo
Lumiey Rucker
Malone
Pat Tse
Moren Branafield
Grant
Philadelpha
Brooklyn
OM Rucker
Moren
Hase
Rucker
Bowerman's Hit Gives Boston 9-8 Win Over New York
Bowerman's ninth inning single drives in the decisive run as Boston overturns an 8-2 deficit to beat New York 9-8. Cra wdnalls two base hit in the fifth keys Boston's comeback while Sweeney, Tenney, and Crandall contribute on defense and offense. Final totals show Boston with nine runs on 14 hits and New York eight on 9.
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Das
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Ot Kelley
Stilaherty
Ocrandal
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Newark
Sweeney Shanann
Chantall
Bowerman
Tenney
Bone ma-Crandall
Shannon
Trawall
Helvel
Hughes in best form as Cantillon cool to Athletics outfield
Joe Cantillon and his squad returned from Philadelphia broodful over a 4-game split with the Athletics. Cantillon praised Tom Hughes’s spring condition and his spitball, and outlined plans to counter New York with Burns or Patten starting against Grimms. Cates impressed in relief and the Philadelphia series fueled optimism for the season.
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Patten
New York
Burns
Joe Cantillon
Philadelphia
Cantillon
Athletica
Connie Macks
Phiadelphia
Coombs
Tom
Grimms
Newpor Ife
Delehanty
Athletics
Cates
Del
Hughes
Washington
Walter Johnson
Keeley
Nationals
Grif Sths
Baseball Briefs Show Spring Battles and Old Rivalries
Tom Hughes shows strong spring form with two recent starts, losing 2 1 and winning by 2 1 as Washington hopes for depth in pitching staff. Grif Smith’s Cubs cling to narrow wins, while Stahleg’s Highlanders return with fan interest. McGraw and VicGraw imbroglio, Hughey Jennings claims, and seasonal talk mix with vivid club chatter about luck, vanity boxes, and rube in Philadelphia.
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Highlanders
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
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Ray
Teague
Mac Gann
McGraw
Kilkenny
Hughey Jennings
Hughey
Sullivan Defeated In Nine Rounds By Summers In Baltimore
Johnny Summers of England defeated Kid Sullivan of Washington in Baltimore at Eureka Athletic Club after a nine round knockout. Summers showed clever boxing and hard punishment to Sullivan to the jaw and kidneys while Sullivan fought back with stamina and repeated knockdowns, the referee Jack McGuigan counting Sullivan out.
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Washington
Johnny Summers
England
Hureka Athletic Club
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Ihe Engils
Sullivan
Washington Boy
Summere
Savane
Tine
Jack McGuigan
Horstman Qualifies In Atlantic City Golf Meet
The Atlantic City spring golf tournament opened amid heavy rain. Walter J Trax, former American and English champion, shot 169 for 36 holes to win low score and earn a place in the Governors Cup bracket. Other qualifiers include Travis Garden City 14, Douglass Fairdale 14%, Travers Montclair 17, Tillinghast Philadelphia 198, Townes Oakmont 11, Herrestief Garden City 172, Hamilton Eaglewood 172, Horstman Chevy Chase 16, Mott Riverton 14, Fownes Oakmont 1, Hutchinson Princeton, Nef Fer 178, Wier Willington 178, Forest Philadelphia 179.
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Phiadelphia
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Sherman Atlantic
Mott Riverton
Georgetown Hosts North Carolina In Collegiate Showdown
Georgetown faces the Tarheels this afternoon in a high profile South showdown. Analysts praise North Carolina as one of the season’s strongest teams and top players, while Georgetown aims to counter with key pacesetting performances.
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New Haven
Yule
Falkenberg suspended for failing to repay money
Harrisburg club claim prompted suspension of Washington pitcher Falkenberg after he did not return funds owed. National commission received telegram confirming nonpayment and Washington was ordered to suspend him. Reinstatement possible upon payment to Harrisburg. Also noted Bill Squires knocked out Jem Roche in Dublin in a four round bout with a $1,475 purse and $1,000 side bet.
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Jem Roche
Dublin
Australia
Automatic postage stamp vending machines gain traction in post offices
New York April 30 80 satisfactory test at General Post Office shows three machines attracting strong patronage and easing stamp clerks workload at regular windows. Postmaster Morgan is preparing a report that could lead to government adoption for general use. Public response is time saving and convenient.
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Yale Football Dates Shortened Schedule Set for Season
Yale's football schedule for the next season shows dates reduced by one from last fall and arranged as the shortest in Yale history. Capt Burch and advisers believe the eleven can be conditioned for lost matches with a small preliminary schedule. Only two away games are listed at West Point and Princeton, with home dates including September 15, October 19 Syracuse, October 17 Holy Cross, October 24 West Point, October 31 Massachusetts Agricultural College, November 7 Brandeis, November 14 Princeton, November 21 Harvard in New Haven.
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Yew Haven
Masons Lose Two Members Within An Hour In Brooklyn
Special to The Washington Test reports two lodge members in Brooklyn die within an hour. Anril Waite, secretary of the Koppil Lodge of Masons, dies while at his post. George Uo Duval collapses near Dr Everett C Brennand’s area, and minutes later James Hamilton dies at his home, leaving the lodge in shock.
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Baseball Score Report From Two Leagues
In the American League lists New York at Boston with no game and Philadelphia at Washington with 2009 attendees, Detroit at Chicago also noted as no game, St Louis at Cleveland 2200, and Boston at New York in the National League drawing 4543. Brooklyn at Philadelphia 1000, Chicago at St Louis 1409, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati no game.
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Pittsburo
Amateur teams seek games with youth clubs and school groups
The Advent Athletic Club seeks matchups with Brookland Seconds Twining Athletic Club Gurley Sunday school and other teams averaging eighteen years. Exeter Athletic Club elected JR Simpson president Charles Tanner secretary and C Macintosh manager. The Hamptons reorganized and want games with teams averaging twelve. Second Builder Team of Bloomingdale beat the Highlanders 87 to 4. Various teams including St Fans Choir Boye and Alou Edelin St Pauls Church seek games with youths around thirteen. Addresses given for organizers in northwest and nearby areas.
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