Catholic U. Gains First Triple Play Versus Bucknell
Catholic University won a game over Bucknell at Brookland in a first season triple play. Hayes and Pipp starred in the rare sequence that ended the sixth. Travers pitched six innings and Ryan finished allowing no hits for U, while Hagan struggled for Bucknell. Pipp and Donnelly drove in key runs as U outhit Bucknell 11 to 3 and claimed victory in a 9 to 2 final.
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Smith
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Thelagers
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Cath
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Oh Grulck
ShCoughan
Campbell
Obaer
DP Angatadt
Ol Hagan
Staal Tote
Rupe—Horay
Donnelly
Topham
Giurgis
Forst
C. U
Travers
Hagan
Ty Ryan
Ryan
Joe Handthor
G U Freshmen Beaten by St Josephs on Hilltop
St Joseph's College of Philadelphia defeated Georgetown Freshmen 5 to 4 in a loosely played game on the Hilltop yesterday. Kelly pitched fine ball with twelve strikeouts but poor support, ten errors by his teammates. Additional notes include team rosters, scoring, and misc. references such as a motorcycle convention notice for Denver in July.
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St. Joseph's College
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Georgetown
Kelly
Fiershmnes
Arhoa
Martin Owe
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Tba
Mahoney
Martim Co
Yate
McCarthy
OlRawle
Caen
Bennis
Flanin
Smith
Kerney
R.conse
Dinkler
Ol McGlinn
Lavin
McNulty
Reach
Becker
Klonberg
Gish St. Joseph's
Martin
McMulty
Menoney
Yates
Bennie
G. U
St. Joseph's
Bates
Basin
Butler
My Yates
Kelh Pire
Mr Connolly
Virginia Nine Beats Tigers in Strong Showdown
Virginia defeats Princeton 16 to 1 in Princeton, scoring early and often. Neff allowed 0 runs through seven, while Stickley and White led the offense with multibase hits and driven scoring.
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Virginia
Tigers
Central High Triumph Over Bankers 7-3 Behind Taggart’s Pitching
Central High baseball defeated the Bankers 7 to 3 on the White Lot ellipse. Lefty Taggart pitched superbly for Central, scattering three hits in five innings as four Bankers regulars were absent due to condition issues. Heflin led Central with two runs, while Taggart drove in runs and wide support came from McDonagh and West.
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Eastern
Taggart
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Heflin
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McDan H
Benton
Kimball
Ol Riddle
Qherlin
GO Rawlings
Rfn
McDonald
Hartshorn
Oledley
O Bwlcher
Br Flaming
I Boykin
Piss
O Boyd
Central
Hellin
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Boyd
Oberlin
Helcher
Taggart West
van Dyne
Pballs
O Taggart
Boykin
Hayo Boykin
Colley
McDonogh
Stefan
McCarty Thrown Out Over Bath Robe Fight Toys
Luther McCarty who beat Frank Moran at St Nicholas Club tried a new street fashion by arriving in a bath robe with fighting toys at a prominent Broadway hotel. He and handler Joe Jeanette were asked to leave their suite after a late return with a crowd of about 200 following.
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Luther McCarty
Frank Moran
St. Nicholas Athletic Club
Broadway
McCarty
Joe Jeanette
Groom to Start for Red Sox as Griffith Confirms
Boston May 1 Bob Groom will be sent against the Red Sox tomorrow said Mr Griffith tonight. The Nationals quartered at the Copley Square Hotel and will stay in Chicago for the White Sox series. Walter Johnson has 36 consecutive innings without a run scored and Ed Dent may join the club in Chicago.
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Bob Groom
Red Sox
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Groom
Washington
Stahl
Ray Colling
Joe Wood
Tom Drehan
Mita
Crohan
Chicago
Griffith
Ed Dent
Piitchers
Copley Square Hotel
Great Northern
Walter Johnson
Red Sox and Weather Beat Nationals at Fenway
In Boston on May 1 chilblain winds at Fenway crippled the Nationals pitching as the Red Sox routed them 8 to 2. Tom Hughes struggled, Boehling and Engel shared the mound, while Tris Speaker and Milan led Boston with sharp fielding and timely hits. The Nationals never mounted a serious attack as O'Brien was hammered but limited a late surge.
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Fenway Field
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Jake Stahl
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Af O'Brien
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Ponches
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Engel
Arnamith
Jingle
Threabaee
Boshling
Messia
Connolly
McGrevey
Doc Ayers Sold to Richmond Colts in May 1 Game
BostonMay 1 Doc Ayers won tonight 014 to the Richmond club of the Virginia League under an optional agreement. The pitcher has promised to pay the fine from not reporting to the Nationals at Charlottesville. Washington and Boston line scores shown with Hooper Speaker Lewis and Milan among key hitters.
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Washington Post
Boston
Doc” Ayers
Richmond Club
Nationals
Charlottesville
Falkenberg Wins Another Game for Cleveland Over St. Louis
Cleveland defeated the St. Louis Browns 3 to 1 as Falkenberg held the Browns in check in key innings. Wellman’s control slipped in the fourth, allowing two runs, while Cleveland capitalized with timely hits and solid defense.
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Jon Olen
Jackson
Lajoie
Birm
Ham
Austin
Graney
Wallace
Agnew
Falkenh
Wellman
Compton
Maiselt
Cleveland
Ferguson
O'Loughlin
Browns
Falkenberg
Athletics Beat Browns 4 2 in opener of four game set
New York Americans fall as Philadelphia Athletics win the first game of a four game series 4-2. Keating holds up for five innings while Oldring and Collins drive in runs in the sixth on a trio of hits and errors. Brown exits after injuring his pitching hand as Philadelphia seizes the lead and never relinquishes it.
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McInnes
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Oldring
Collins
Philadelphia
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Cree
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Abhoal
HB Murphy
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Ol Chase
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IfCree
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Aley
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Ovderrick
Thomas
Midkiff
Derrick
E. Murphy
Lelivelt
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Kalfe
Hof
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Henger
Messie
Dineen
Hart
Advisory marks blow to Central’s win streak
Central’s chances to extend the long running high school track and field supremacy were hurt as nine players, nearly half the team, become ineligible for failing advisory marks. Key losses include Zapponé and Duvall, with several dash and distance runners out, while Baseball sees mixed losses and gains. Business reports suggest the ball squad mostly intact with some players likely to become eligible again.
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Central
Zappone
Malcolm Duvall
Hardier
Thornett
Rice
Western
Simpson
Ochsenreiter
Tech
Brewer
Storer
Ray Wise
Donn
Philadelphia St. Louis Philadelphia New York Q Pittsburgh New York
A terse list of cities and routes showing travel or rail connections between Philadelphia St. Louis Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh New York. The fragment implies a route map or schedule segment with repeated city pairs. No narrative context is present to deduce a full event.
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St. Lous
New York
Pittsburgh
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
Houten
Brooklyn
Record-breaking Maryland College Track meet entries announced
College Park Maryland May 1 Maryland Agricultural College hosts a record track and field meet with the largest entry count and widest school representation yet. Practically every prominent Maryland and District of Columbia high and prep school will field athletes, and an unprecedented prize list will be awarded.
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College Park
Maryland Agricultural College
Trinity Defeats VPI in Durham Baseball Game
Trinity beat Virginia Polytechnic Institute 4 to 2 in Durham on May 1 as Evans starred for VPI with support lacking from teammates. Godfrey pitched well for Trinity, with Maddox and Brans behind him. Batter details and inning scores referenced. Stanford plans Japan tour for 12-game series starting May 10, with Tokyo host city Waiveraty arranging. Boston seeks municipal stadium for sports and conventions as other cities do.
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Durham
N.C
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Trinity
Evans
Virginians
Godfrey
Stanford
Leland Stanford Universty
California
Japan
Hein Waiveraty
Tokyo
Tokio
American College
Cobb Reinstated in Baseball With Fine of 50
Tyron Cobb today was formally reinstated in organized baseball and fined 50 by the national baseball commission. The decision condemned Cobb for holding out while commending the Detroit club for its stand and censuring its passive policy toward Cobb. The commission warned other clubs to discipline players detrimental to the game and noted no further action on possible congressional inquiry at this time.
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Harry Lord
Chicago
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Jennings
Russell
Schalk
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Rumcell
Ktewitter
Tetala
Klewitter
Ehance
Lord i
Collins
Berton
Schall
Vitt
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Lord
Mattick
Bush
Klawitter
Weaver
Bath
Borton
Balis
Bky Russell
Hildebrand and Evans
Tyron Cobb
National Baseball Commission
Cobb
Baseball Trust
Michigan Coach Worries Sisler Studious Focus
In Asin Arber Michigan on May 1 Coach Rickey of the University of Michigan baseball team expresses concern that star pitcher Sisler, who holds the Wolverines strikeout record and sports a .628 batting average over nine games, may let his studiousness affect his batting eye and on field performance.
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Mich
Rickey
University of Michigan
Sisler
Wolverine
Nelson to Quit Ring After Pittsburgh Fight
Special to The Washington Herald from Philadelphia May 1. Nelson tonight announced his retirement from boxing after his May 14 bout in Pittsburgh, saying he will not be a contender for the lightweight crown and that he fulfilled his pledge to reveal the decision once he knew he could not return.
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Philadelphia
Battling Nelson
Pittsburgh
Catcher Kling Signs Cincinnati Contract
Chicago May 1 Manager Joe Tinker of Cincinnati today signed John Kling the catcher who will report for duty next Monday In exchange for Kling s release Tinker gives C McDonald an infielder and two cash considerations to Boston Kansas City Way 1 King was at a local ball park working out when informed that the signing with Cincinnati had been confirmed He had no remarks on salary
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Joe Tinker
Cincinnati
John Miing
Klime
Tinker
C. McDonald
Boston
Kansas City
King
Cincinnnati
Lovell to Host Simultaneous Chess Exhibition Tonight
R F Lovell, a strong local amateur, will play all challengers at once tonight at 3 o clock at the Capital City Chess and Checker Club in Thirteenth Street and New York Avenue NW. The event is open to all chess players and spectators without charge. Players are advised to bring their own pieces if possible. Navy Beats Carlisle in Lacrosse at Annapolis 6 7 final score today in a listless game.
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HR. F. Lovell
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Thirteenth Street
New York Avenue
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Carlisle
Lacrosse
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