Nationals Hopeful Start Signals Stronger Season Than 1910
Washington faces a Boston series with a chance to even the road trip at ten games and claim four wins over the Red Sox this spring, matching or surpassing last season’s totals. The Nationals aim to improve against Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, with shutouts and pitching feats fueling optimism for a better overall campaign.
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Western and Business Nines Clash in Berles Game
Western and Business nines meet this afternoon in the fourth game of the high school Berles on the Itailroad YW. M. C. A. diamond at 2:45. The teams appear evenly matched with Berles possibly shorthanded due to illness. Wood will pitch for the Stenographers and Holden will play for Western.
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Lelivelt Delivers Pinch Hit Wins Washington Shutout
Washington posts a 3 0 victory over Boston as Walter Johnson allows only Boston hits. Lelivelt delivers a timely third inning single to drive in two runs, with Milan and Eberfeld pivotal on defense and Milan making spectacular catches. Johnson yields no earned runs behind strong infield support as Washington relays double plays to stifle the Red Sox.
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Eastern College Wins Fifteenth Straight With 14 0 Victory
Eastern College, missing three regulars, shut out Massanutten Academy 14 to 0 in Manassas. Bentley pitched well for the visitors but received little support as Eastern racked up twelve hits. Hall dominated the mound, keeping the Massanutten bats at bay throughout.
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Minor League Baseball Results Across Leagues
Scores from American Association to Eastern League report several weekday games. Key results include Savannah sweeping Columbus, Atlanta topping Memphis in a doubleheader, Winston Salem beating Greensboro, and Danville routing Danville 24 to 2 in the Virginia State League.
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American League Standings Snapshot Amid Tight Race
The latest AL standings show New York and Washington leading in a close race with Chicago at 8 5 and a .616 or similar pace. Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Louis figures appear in a crowded middle pack with several teams within reach as season progresses.
Pet 9 Yesterday's Results and Tonight's Games
Yesterday's results list Washington 3 New York 2 and Detroit 9 Chicago. Tonight's games feature Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York Detroit at St. Louis and Chicago at Cleveland with several teams matching up in cold weather conditions.
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Tigers Triumph As Gainor Stephens Spark Browns Lose
Detroit beats St Louis in cold weather behind Mullin’s fifth win. Gainor and Stephens star with two singles and a double for Michigan recruit Gainor while Browns misfield and weak hitting hindered comeback hopes. The Tigers pull away with four runs in the ninth, leaving Browns scattered and the game ending after 2 hours 10 minutes.
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Phillies win in ninth on wildness and single
In Philadelphia May 2 Philadelphia won 6 to 5 in the ninth after Herzog tied the score with a three bagger. McTigue relieved Tyler in the ninth and walked Knabe, Mattern followed with a pass and a costly error and Paskett’s single plated Knabe for the winning run.
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Nationals Fall To Boston In Windy Series Finale
In Boston on May 2 the Nationals were blanked 3-0 as Collins, aided by swift fielding, held Washington to five hits and four double plays. Johnson struggled at times but kept the ball over, while Engle and Williams delivered two safeties each for the Boston club. The game featured heavy winds, missed chances, and notable plays by Tingle and McBride, with Boston securing the win and honors even between pitchers Johnson and Collins.
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Giants Great Finish in Ninth Inning Rally
Brooklyn suffers a 5 to 4 loss as New York erupts with a late rally in the ninth. McElveen sent to the clubhouse for disputing a strike decision. Box shows Davies, Tooley, Hummel among key contributors with Wiltse and Schardt handling pitching duties. Game duration two hours seven minutes.
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British polo players idle in New Jersey as clash delayed
In windy Lakewood on May 2 the American international polo champions defeated a strong scratch local team 5 to 2 on George J. Gould's private field. The British contenders for the international trophy did not play today and will use the field until King George's cavalry officers move to Rockaway, Long Island. Harvard defeated Bates 12 to 1 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Dartmouth triumphed over Lafayette 5 to 0 in Hanover, with Eckstrom superb.
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Ford bests Bender as Highlanders top Athletics 2 to 1
In cold weather at New York on May 2 Ford held off Bender and the Athletics. Otis Johnson drove in a run with two triples and two singles while New York chased the score. Poor base running limited the Highlanders total as the game ended 2 to 1.
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Double Blow to 6 U NINE Rene Ruiz Out for Season
Catholic University reports Rene Ruiz shortstop sustained a broken ankle in the A and M game. The injury, initially thought a sprain, will keep him from action for the rest of the season as students planned to watch him against Georgetown. Captain Tobial also out sick. team trains under G M Strieby preparing for Navy at Annapolis.
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Central's Athletes in Meet at Georgetown Track
Central High School track officials forwarded thirty four entries to the Georgetown meet, signaling strong local hopes. Baltimore stars loom as rivals while the Blue and Gray push to finish early at 1 80 p.m. The track, overhauled, opens for local and prep schools and for South Atlantic championships entrants.
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Graft Skin For Ball Player
Four Brown University students sacrificed parts of their bodies to graft skin onto Kenneth Nash the Brown shortstop after a severe leg burn. The operation aimed to hasten his return to baseball and reentry on the Diamonds. Ottawa plans a $100,000 hockey rink seating 6 000 with artificial ice.
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Virginians Fall as Penn Edges U of Pa in Varsity Tilt
Penn edges University of Virginia 10 to 0 in a brisk vars ity contest as Imlay lasts five innings facing four hits while Clarke dominates Virginia with a rare no hit effort. Running catch by Douglas and a trio of fifth and third inning errors fuel Penn’s big third inning, Donovan adds a double, and King’s fumble briefly disrupts. Virginia bats misfire, Grant departs in the seventh, and Penn’s errorless defense seals the win in Philadelphia.
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