Richmond Rebels Defeat Senators 6 to 2 in Afternoon Game
The Richmond Rebels beat the Washington Senators 6 to 2 before about three thousand fans. Highlights included first home run by Washington’s Towin and a matching shot by Richmond’s Blue. Errors and walks aided Richmond, with McFarland and Seybold among key batters, and Trenton serving as pitcher for the Senators.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Senators
Richmond Rebels
Fisider
Washington
Blue
McFarland
Roahorn
Astie
Faulncher
Trenton
Inphorn
Roenend
Abel
Dundon
Hare If
Ol Adler
Byr
Gasborn
Eybold
Grasmerer
Reading Gets To Cronin In Bronx Exhibition
New York team of the United States League defeated by Reading 9 to 2 at Bronx Ivy. Jack Cronin pitched for the visitors against Verce the Heading catcher who hit twice in four appearances. Line scores list Beal Br Broderick and Diebrow among Reading players with multiple hits and Smith pitching for New York. The game lasted one hour forty four minutes.
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Ato Toe Warhington
Arioae
Sperkurt
Ohman
Omynes
Vewlard
Tierney
Mdiabrow
Ring Lietere
Beal N. Broderick
Paris
Diebrow
Srpore
Reading
York
Tiebrow Crifica Hite
Brouth Broderick Frever
Beal
New York
Ry Cronin
Smith
Ry 'Refin Bruggr
Balle
Tone
Pittsburgh Beats Cleveland 6 to 5 in Scoring Parade
Special to The Washington Post Cleveland and Pittsburgh clashed with Hamilton on the mound. Pittsburgh pushed ahead with timely hits while Cleveland’s errors in the ninth opened the door for a late Pittsburgh rally. Final score Pittsburgh 6 Cleveland 5 with three errors aiding the visitors.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Hamilton
Pittsburg
Forest City
Freeman
Ort
Delehanty
Selig
Clavelant
Ilahan
Pites
Rafferty
Assim Inn
Fitreburgh
Rans
Delahancy
Kiroy
Crean
Callahan
Brown
Ailey
Anon Oebase
Pritten
Hea
Ome
Riley
Racrince Nite Dee
Sasrice
Hughes
Stine
Delahanty
Kirby
Belle
OM Rafferty
Close Game to Cincinnati in United States League
Cincinnati beats Chicago 9 to 6 in a tight United States League game. Pitcher Bugs Raymond started for Chicago while Neal and Witterstar contributed hits and runs for Cincinnati. Scoring included multiple two-base hits and a late rally as Crow, Hogan, Raswond, and Porter worked the mound.
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Neal
Washington
Cincinnati Ohio
Cincinnatians
Chicag
Bugs
Raymond
Viaitore
Tinrinaet
Ching
Aabhoar Radel
Bi Lenek
Merton
Orehoh
Aro
Owalem
Witterst
Gertautich
Ti Manley
Meink
Cinemmoath
Peacet Runa-Badel
Barton
Armbrevter
Witter
Stasiter
Lyech
Gebell
Walters
McDonough
Hogan
Raswond
Parker
Mollimcamp
Crowley
Parkey
Basmeed
Bane Bie
Crow
United States League Minor League Results Summary
Major and minor league results across several circuits. Baltimore, Providence, Jersey City, Newark, and other cities report scores for International and Southern leagues, with multiple games featuring battery pairings and notable lineups. Standings and day’s outcomes include Montgomery, Nashville, Birmingham, Savannah, Albany, Lexington, Petersburg, and Richmond contests with varied scores and innings.
Boston Beats Nationals 6 to 5 In Fluky Baseball Tale
In a quirky Boston Nationals game, six of eleven runs were gifts as Boston edges Washington 6 to 5. Bob Groom struggled early, then fanned seven over seven innings, while misplays at the plate and in the field fueled the tense back and forth. Speaker and Schaefer made key plays as Boston tied late and pulled ahead on miscues and timely hits.
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Joe
Jackson
Boston
Nationals
Herman Schaefer
Tris Speaker
Washington
Speaker
Moelfer
Lewis
Behaoter
Flynn
Mocnar
Wagner
Toster
Milan
Schaefer
Io Lewis
Moeller
Gardner
Bradley Alng
Hall
McBride
Engie
Knight
Henry
Groom
Foster
Angle
Bilan Alma
Dall
Nunamaker
Games Today Washington at Richmond and More
Washington tangles Richmond while Pittsburgh visits Cleveland andOmega plays Cincinnati Reading faces New York in a packed schedule.
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York
Yeatbrbay
Richmond
Cincinmati
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Reading
Georgia College
I. A
Cleveland
New York
Catless
Belttol
Appalachian “College
Virginia Miliary Inettata
Lae
Trinity Call Marsant Ishowasteeee Formal University
Weshington
Omeage
Cincinnati
Reds Hit Ball Hard And Win In Shutout
In St Louis on May 2, Cincinnati produced ten runs behind a seven inning shutout by Harmon. Bescher opened with a double, scoring Mitchell after Hoblitzell was hit by a pitch. Harmon allowed rapid outs after the opening rally as Cincinnati led 10-0. Key hits included Bescher, Bates, Hoblitzell, and Mitchell with Harmon and Gaspar forming the mound duel.
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St. Louis
Harmon
CinelInnall
Bescher
Bates
Mitchell
Gaapar
Abercher
Oinatern
Marsens
Egan
Phein
Desmond
Omclean
Oldaspar
Bt. Louis
Beseher
Hoblitzell
Gan
Phelan
Hespherantchalt
Hobiltead
Barch
Huggin
Teams Set for Daily League Matchups at U Street Park
American League schedule lists New York at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Betcott, with New York visiting Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Boston. Other lines mention Chicago and Pi crews. The fragmented OCR notes suggest a busy day with multiple city matchups and venues.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Brooklye
Chicago
Nationals Johnson Plans a Midday Start in Tight Contest
Johnson will start for the Nationals this afternoon likely opposing Cicotte or Pape. Details note Stahl in uniform coaching, Hughes at the park, and plans for others returning soon. Boston fans see a strong pennant push as Foster extends a hitting streak and relief pitching tightens the race.
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Nationals
Cicotte
Pape
Jake Stahl
Ines
Tom Hughes
Ball Park
Hart
Cheefer
McBride
Cahion
Groom
Speaker
Schaefer
Clyde &Ngle
Yorkes
Boston
Engle
Foster
Sperker
Wight
Bradley
Athletics
Red Sox
Boston Bruins offense sparks 11-7 win over Brooklyn
Boston used two Brooklyn pitchers and hit another freely in the first two innings, scoring ten runs to lead 11-0 before Brooklyn rallied. The game ended 11 to 7 as Brooklyn pushed across four late runs, with hits scattered among multiple players and key double plays shaping the middle innings.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Ench
Brown
Beare
Sweety
Moran
Campbell
Daubert
Miller
Wamih
Kirke
Nurthen
Devlin
Healy
Pratt
Cutshaw
McDonald
Gowdy
Erwin
Es LE OO Brown
Olfsteging
Hogg
Schard
Rune
Sweeney
Destin
Spratt
Moran Bert
Smith
Daly
Yingling
Knetes
Schardt
Northen
T&ee
Dawbart
Bksee
Bale
Kneteer
Ty Gcherdt
Tingling
Hoge
Scharat
Howe
Higatoe
Wikitchee
Lingling
Ires
Merara
Higier Ant Finneran
Teams Switch Start Time To 4 PM This Tuesday
A change announced will move kickoff to 4 o clock starting Tuesday. Chicago visits town as part of the winter schedule. The 4 PM start replaces the previous 3 30 PM time, a shift some patrons favor.
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Yucedar
Chicago
Towa
Grifth
Giants stretch win streak past Phillies in nine straight
New York dominates Philadelphia 9 4 as Giants pitcher Tesreau edges Moore. Umpire Klein ejects Myers for arguing a called strike in the eighth. Merkle and Cravath drive crucial hits. Home runs by Titus Tesreau and teammates highlight the late scoring, with Cravath and Doyle contributing key hits.
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Giants
Phillies
Jeff Tesreau
Kurl Moore
Myers
Klein
Wilson
AB HO
el New Yorks
Wdevore
Moore
Aveau
Piree
Meaers
Kia
Bush
O'Toole Blanks Cubs as Pirates Win Behind Seven K's
Pittsburgh, May 2. O'Toole shut out Chicago with strong support from Pirates. Only two Chicago runners reached third. Wagner and O'Toole each had two-base hits. Final score Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 0. Malbure allowed six runs in 21 8 innings, Bremton and Owens worked as umpires.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago
O'Toole
McIntire
Heulbach
Pisteburgh
Qmemtire
Reulbech
Chieags
Ruge
Brunc
Carey
Laach
McCarny
Wagner
Hofman
Ivers
Siplen Dase
Laech
Sachlee
Miter
Balle
Balle—Ow O'Toole
Real- Bach
O' ‘py _Baulbach
Pitusbarsh
Chicage
Bremtog
Owens
Works In Fine Form First Start Season Detroit Defeats Cleveland 1 0
Works pitched his first start of the season, hurling a 1 0 shutout as Detroit beat St Louis. Bailey wild, replaced by Lake in the second. Lineups shifted with Moriarty to third and Witt to second. Stanage benched for Onslow. St. Louis managed few hits. Cobb and Delahanty contributed small rallies.
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Detroit
Browns
Worke
St. Louis
Bailey
Lake
Jennings
Louden
Moriarty
Witt
Delahanty
Stanage
Onslow
Louis
AB Buah
Iighateen
of Witt
Th. Cobb
Crewford
Gainer
Totaia
Bush
Hailes
Both Fighters In Trim For Ten Round Bout Tonight
Springfield May 2 Carl Morris Sapuios Ok heavyweight arrived today and trained in a Syntonasium for a ten round bout with Luke McCarty here tomorrow night both men in good condition say their managers no interference expected Beloit College baseball beat Chin students 4 to 3 in Beloit Wisconsin on May 2 191?
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Springfield
Pio
Carl Morris
Sapuios
Philadelpha
Eastern High School Honors Basketball Team
Eastern High School honored the basketball team in an assembly, reviewing the season and presenting the basketball insignia. Coach McCaffery, Captain Varela, and Manager Baldwin McCaffery spoke, noting past wins and hopeful baseball success. players receiving letters included Varela, Baldwin, Weaver, Smith, Eakis, and Harris.
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McCaffery
Varela
Baldwin McCaffery
Army and Navy Preps
Baldwin
Weaver
Smith
Eakis
Harris
Virginia Loses on Breaks in Penn Victory at Franklin Field
Special to The Washington Post. May 2. Virginia outplayed and outfielded yet fell 6 to 4 as Pennsylvan ia capitalized on breaks at Franklin Field. Rixey fanned seven in seven innings before leaving after the third. Coleman steadied Pennsylvan ia through seven, Virginia scoring in the sixth and seventh. Virginia errors and a costly blunder near the end sealed the game for Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Virginks Today
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Red and Blues
Virginia
Rixey
Neff
Seldy
Coleman
Abh Oary
AW Hoa Finley
Olaley
Ile
Wamu Woene
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Dorovan
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Rae
Hewitt
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Haley
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Lite
Yamiin
Coryell
McNabb
Schweart
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It-Ray
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Tonevantators
Haies
King
Firley
Mr Hirkey
White Sox Hold Off Cleveland In Low-Scoring Win
Chicago defeats Cleveland 8 to 1 in a pitchers' duel until the seventh when three consecutive hits, an error, and a sacrifice fly push across runs for the White Sox. Walsh and Kabler were strong early, but Cleveland relayed late with hits and errors highlighting the finale.
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Kabler
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Chenn. Mn
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Oldacusrn
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DiLasoia
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Oie
Tolalane
Kaier
Ghigo
Otto Cleveland
Genoa Rams
Lord Callahan
Weaver Lazole
Clavaland
K Fist Bene
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OW Kaler
Kaler
Myeurs
Dineen
Perrine
Bame
Georgetown hopeful for Southern Intercollegiate track team
Georgetown outdoor track plans to represent the Blue and Gray at the Southern Intercollegiates in Baltimore today and tomorrow. Team: Chapman Huer Jandon Brewer Golden Costello Foley with Capt. Davis out due to baseball. Events include 40 and 90, 100, hurdles, shot put, broad jump, discus, hammer, pole vault and more.
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Huer
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Davis
Edler
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Costella
Sarinta
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Record to Yankees Mack's boxmen easy for New York
New York Highlanders beat Philadelphia Athletics 11 to 5 for a second straight win. Quinn pitched five scoreless innings. Marin led hits with three safeties and three walks. Errors and ragged play marked the contest as five pitchers were used.
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Cree
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Zinn
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Wolverton
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Pat Simmons
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Gariner
Tim Inne
Rae Veaughn
Princh
Paradeo
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Kave Firm Martin
Simamena
Hartzell
Coleman Wardoer
Themen
Thomas Sonble
Piag
Derrick Ove Methnen
Sarr
Gardner
Mies—Hartzellieer
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Bis
Baton
Quan Drite
Mar Rat
Feut
Hagens
Morgen
Danforth
Vaughs
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Phiadelphia
Morgan Cre
Loughlin
Aay Tervelt
Papee Lands In Soft Spot In National Sport Series
A garbled report notes Papee suffering a soft spot during a mid campaign. References to Washington, New York, and Bisbee appear with mentions of a top score, a second round, and a referee ending a contest. Larra and others feature briefly in unclear context.
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Poe
New York
National Sport Line
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Bisbee
Paphe
Os Haute Aelpilpesnes
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