Amateur League Opens Ten Diamonds in District Baseball
Amid cheers from officials and fans, ten leagues began play in the District. Several games ended unresolved due to darkness and short games, with Emmannuel Baptist vs Silver Spring Nationals drawing nine hits apiece in seven innings and Hamline vs Ninth Street halted after four runs in five innings. Vice President Sherman sent regrets for missing the opening toss at Capital City League, while public figures joined Commissioner Johnston and Rudolph in throwing out first balls across venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred L. Stern
Emmannuel Baptist
Silver Spring Nationals
New Park
Sixteenth Street
Columbia Roa
Httle
Kate
Ninth Street
Hamline
Hughes
White House
Sherman
Ife
Johnston
Rudolph
Brown
Cornell
Martin
Smith
Steele
Corneil
OlHaven
King
Utchin
OlMarearon Cf
Ramonston
McDonald
Batten
Emel
Osalb Murr Davis
Pravliy
Marchi
Seawart Umnp
Gam
Tennallytown Drops Opener to St Stephen in Marquette League
A crowd of enthusiastic fans watched Tennallytown lose the opening Marquette League game to St Stephen 16 to 0. Evans hit a home run and Noone and Callahan turned a double play as St Stephen dominated. Schombert and Evans starred for St Stephen with solid pitching and fielding support, while Tennallytown struggled with timely hits and defensive miscues.
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Tennallytown
St. Stephen A
Col. Simms
Georgetown
Sullivan
Evans
Noone
Callan
St Steps Adh Oal
Tertown
Tertown Abdhqah Calan of 4.11 9 00'Dea, It 40000 Schombert
Ol Jones
Bivens
Ofinner
Murphy
O'Stadier
Lemetic
Oib Ponta
McDon Ehrf
UC Don'son
Callahan
Hitlears
Don'son
Sulthhan
U Smith
Totem
St Stephens
Tennally Town
Tanstaltan
St. Stephen’s
Fleet
Schon Bed Hilleary
Tennallstown
Donaldson
Hils— OM Sullivan
W. Donaldson
W. Donaldaan
Frans Thtres
Tits Evans
McDonough
Schombert Murphy Lemorle
Auditors 12 Law 5 in Southern Railway League action
In Ellipse yesterday the Auditors beat Law 12 to 5 as Munch pitched strongly for the winners with 12 strikeouts and only five scattered hits. Riddis Quinn and Senseney led Law with multiple hits, while Buckler and Lehman contributed for Auditors in a high scoring league game.
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Southern Railway League
Law
Col Henderson
Munch
Adh Oae
Oae Riddis
Rosenburg
Quinn Cf
Johnson
Od Levaeney
Scrivener
Buckler
Tuptey
Kelser
O Renton
Hop
Man
D D Guldberg
Tore
T Robinson
Rddia
Quinn
Senseney
Lehman
Telford
Hora Goldberg
Terry
Riddie
Benseney
Rosenthal Molen
Riddin
Quilon
Sensenes
Pollard
Jshonon
Hora
Goldberg
Audiers
Basea Andalls
Manch
Four of Games End Without Winners or Losers
Ten amateur baseball leagues opened their seasons but only seven games were decisions. Darkness halted some games and several were not yet legal. Results include Capital City Pumping Station 6 Cornell 2 and Olympia Immanuel 9 Silver Spring 9, among others. scores do not count.
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Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Olympia
Capital City
Cornell
Martin—Gallagher Commercial
Andrews
Walford
Interior
Lane District
Aloysius
Commissioners
Independence
Manhattan
National Union
Tew-—Vickery
Barnes Marquette
St. Stephen's
Tennallytown
Sullivan
W. Donaldson
Olympia— Immanuel
Silver Spring
Rateroad— Car Department
Southern Railway— Auditors
Law
Brookland
Takoma
Becker—Carroll
Lewis
Hamline
Ninth
Dore, Symonoskie
Priddy
Birch
Virginia Edges Opponent by One Run in Ninth Inning
A tight late rally powers Virginia to a one run victory in the ninth inning. The comeback features clutch hitting and strong bullpen work to seal the win.
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Virginia
Manhattan Wins Independence League Thriller 4 3
In a tight Independence League game Manhattan defeats National Union 4 to 3 after a fourth inning error allow crossing runs. Dampier homered for Manhattan and Vickery struggled at times for National Union as Tew pitched well for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
National Union
Chucky Dampier
Fis
Tew
Vickery
Prica
Daron
Barnes
Mosburg
Hamann
Oakley
Deaver
Ol Vickory
Mamhattan
Dampler
Herriman
Denver
Hamline-Felled Ninth in Tie-Game Contested Sunday League
In Sunday School League action at Thirteenth and D northeast, Hamline opened with four runs off pitcher Dover, Ninth tied in the next two innings, Hamline added three in the fifth before the umpire halted play, resulting in a no contest. Batteries Birch Priddy Wire Symoneskie Dove and Broom. Umpire Mr Hughes.
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Thirteenth
D Streets
Hamline
Dover
Ninth
Birch, Priddy
Symoneskie
Dove
Broom
Mr. Hughes
Aloysius Trim Commissioners In Fast District League Clash
Aloysius greens beat the Commissioners 3 to 1 in a brisk District League game. Taylor opened with a hard single drive, Zachary scored on a fielder’s choice, and Aloysius added two more in the third on a hit by pitch and a muffed grounder. Burke pitched well for the losers despite five errors and several costly gaffes. Taylor and Zachary made stellar fourth inning catches.
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Virginia
Georgetown
Blue
Mergin
Orange
Hunt
Douglas
Carter
Rixey
O’conor
Wabby
Hume
Cogan
Fury
Anderson
Sitterding
Short
Feenan
Davis’ Roller
Lisle
Blakeney
Driver
Aloysius
Commissioners
Ill Taylor
Aloysis
Burke
Taylor
Zachary
W. Uandiboe
Hines
Hessler
Macdonald
Lasers
Aloysius Adh
Lay
O Taylor
Whboe
Marsden
A.h'boe
Aachan
Horley
O McDonnell
Falconer
U Sullivan
Woodward
Babbington
Kummer
deDonnell
Alolus
Sais
Heasler
Ainysius
Aloyeius
OM Burke
Durke
Sullivan
Ulancy
Kunmer
Sherman
Immanuel Baptists and Silver Spring Nationals Tie 9–9 in Slugfest
In Olympia League action Immanuel Baptist Church and Silver Spring Nationals battled to a seven inning 9–9 tie as darkness halted play after a late rally by the Baptists. Wentz led the church with three singles while Richardson made a key barehand grab in the field. Gill pitched for the suburbanites and Sheckels allowed nine in a backandforth contest before umpire Coddington called it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Baptist Church
Silver Spring Nationals
Cuno Rudolphy
É Baptists
Coddington
Wentz
Richardson
Kelth
Gill
Seay
Wgreer
I'L Knapp
Ron
Baptist
Runwhelth
Howes
Saunders
Hutchinson
H. Knapp
G. Gill
Knapp
Hayden
Thompson
Wills
Cramer
Baker
Sheackels
Balta
Sheckels
Gul
Ghi
G Gill
Hower
H Knapp
Kelch
G Gil
L Knapp
Gil
R. Gil
Empire
Mr. Coddington
Amateur Games Today Districts and Teams Schedule
A list of amateur games slated for today across districts. Capital City against Navy Yard leads a busy slate alongside E Commercial against Willard and C P Tel Co versus Departmental C and L. Interstate matchups include Adams versus Col 101 Independence hosts St Paul against St Martins Marquette Naval Medical faces Indian Office Olympia Stige meets Southland and Railroad YMGA Shops clash with U S Express Suburban Petworth hosts Brightwood North Carolina faces Sherwood in Sunday School action.
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Willard
L. Va
Adams
Col. 101
Independence
St. Paul
St. Martins
Marquette—Naval Medical
Indian Office
Olympia
Stige Va
Southland
Railroad
U. S. Express
Petworth Va
Brightwood
North Carolina
Sherwood
R. P. Andrews top Walford 7 to 6 in Commercial League game
In a tight Commercial League contest R. P. Andrews Company defeated Walford 7 to 6. Mulvey and Thomas led Andrews with three hits each as Tipton and Hoffecker pitched and fielded effectively. Mulvey hit a home run, with Tipton adding a two base hit and several players contributing runs and defense in a high effort game.
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R. P. Andrews Company
Walford
Paper
Andrews
Mulvey
Thomas
J.mulvay
Sherwood
Milan
Snelling
Kirtley
Kearne
Buchanan
D.mulvey
Crabble
Buchhol
Callahan
Haffecker
Rune
J. Mulvey
Crapble
Tipton
Kearney
Burrough
Hoffecker
Watervale Narrowly Edges Shannon In Tight Finish
Watervale leads Theo Cook at the turn, then holds off Shannon and Garner in a fraught stretch to win by a neck. Aetna defeats Springmass in a thrilling opener, while Diana Ken wins the steeplechase and Thirty-Forty battles Blitzen Jr. in a three-way photo finish for the two-year race. Joe Kenyon falters, as Judge Moneck and Jim Basey surge to victory.
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Watercress
Watervale
Theo Cook
Shilling
Shannon
Garner
Belmont
Aetna
Springmass
Thomas Clyde
Diana Ken
Yankee
Forget
Dinna Ken
Gay Maxenting
Blitzen, Jr
J. S. Tyree
Washington
Dr. Tyree
Ethelbert
Lexington Results First Race Semi Barber Triumphs
In Lexington first race for 3-year-olds and up, Semi Barber carried 109 won by Red Lass second and Hiram third. Time 1 20. Mettondale and others also ran. Matuela paid $2 with Sam Barber $720 straight and various place/show payouts. Second race for maiden colts and geldings 2-year-olds at 4 furlongs won by King Broomstick with Old Hank second and Alamites fourth. time 0 52 16. Mutudle paid $2 with King Broomstick $15.60 straight and others. Third race 8 furlongs for 3-year-olds and up won by Royal Captive. Resh second and Star Blue third. Time 1 17 4-5. Mutuele paid $2 with Royal Captive $5.80 straight and Ravh $20.40 place. ARTH RACE for ear-olds, purse $800.
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Sem Barber
Denny
Red Lass
Rewitt
Hiram
Goose
Mettondale
Helen Scott
Baccara
Tilter
Danish Girl
Naughty Lad
May Bride
Red Bob
Maid Militant
Matuela
Sam Barber
Puree
Broomstick
Foward
Old Hank
Kennedy
Alemiton
Archibald
Royal Captive
Resh
Loftus
Star Blue
McTageari
Ehepultepec
Campeleo
Car Department, 8, B. & C., 0 in Darkened Game
Car Department led 8 to 0 when umpire Handiboe called the game after darkness. Callow battery Jim and John supplied all Car Department points as no hits were recorded against Jimmy in four innings. Johnny recalls his stellar Kendall Athletic Club reception, living up to his fame. Batteries F Callow and J Catlow. Graham, Wall and Mag. Umpire Mr Handiboe.
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Handiboa
Baltimore and Ohio
Graham
Jim
John
Jimmy
Johnny
Kendall Athletic Club
BRS
F. Callow
J. Catlow
Wall
Mag
Mr. Handiboe
Brookland Beats Takoma on Darkened Run Lead
Brookland led 6 to 4 after four innings when darkness halted the Suburban League opener between Brookland and Takoma. Corcoran Stars dominated Graces Church Juniors 17 to 6 as McIntyre allowed two runs. Pittsburg releases two pitchers, Alexander Malloy to Nashville and Bruce Noel to Oshkosh.
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Corcoran
Stara
Corcoran Stars
Graces Church
McIntyre
Pittsburg
Alexander Malloy
Nashville, Taenn
Bruce Noel
Oshkosh
Wis
Tech and Eastern High School Baseball Game Today
Tech and Eastern struggle to find a suitable field for the second game of their high school series. A likely decision on the Railroad M. C. A. diamond at Fifth street and Florida avenue northeast. The game is slated to start at 2 48 p m if played there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Eastern
Thoroughbred racing results report with multiple stakes
Race card shows 4% furlongs results with Batehelor Girl first 104, Oreen second, Winning Witch third. Time 0 68 4-5. Mutuels paid 2 dollars with Batehelor Girl winning 21.10 straight 11.80 place 490 show. Joe Morris wins handicap with Leamence second and Foxy Mary third. Sixth race selling for 71-18 miles features Prince Ingoldsby first Meadow Grass second. Mutuels list payouts for each.
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Batehelor
Ganz
Oreen
Rice
McTaggart
Ethel Samson
Guatenala
Silas Grump
Dorbie
Sayville
Patr
Witch
Joe Morris
Koerner
Ieamence
Davenport
Foxy Mary
Starbottle Alac
Mutueln
Leamence
Prince Ingoldsby
Martin
Meadow Grass
Walcott
Fabhersham
Kennedy
Carthage
Sam Bernard
Responseful
Panderfeld
Muthels
Meloan Leaves Chicago for Springfield Ti Three I League
Chicago May 1 President Comiskey released Paul Meloan to the Springfield Ti Three I League club. Meloan played 65 games with Chicago last season and joins the new club in spring training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meloan
Springfield
Chicago
Comiskey
Paul Meloan
Bee
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