Hopkins team tops field in South Atlantic meet prelims
Baltimore May 2 George town Virginia and Johns Hopkins led the South Atlantic field in the preliminary track meet at Homewood field. Georgetown struggled with Harry Weidman’s no show and Eller was barred from tomorrow’s events after a dispute with officials. Results listed include 10 yard dash and 440 events with multiple colleges advancing, and strong showings by JHU and U Va in sprints and hurdles.
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Golden
Horrax
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Mlow
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Dignan
Mills
Ifapitt
Floyd
Blanchard
Yale Seeks Date With Yale at Brooklanders Trip
Catholic University manager Lambert seeks a game date with Yale while the Brooklanders tour the North. Yale suggests next Monday, but locals prefer a week later. Catholic University, backed by over 100 students, heads to Annapolis today to play Navy.
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Catholic University
Yale
Annapolis
Navy
Georgetown Triumphs Over Bucknell In Slow Game
Georgetown finishes its schedule at the Hilltop with a 10 to 3 victory over Bucknell. Hollander had three hits and scored three times, while Liebensburger pitched seven innings for Bucknell and Buffington finished. Bucknell errors helped Georgetown as the game stretched long with few hits and several walks.
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Bucknell
Feinlé
Liebensburger
Buffington
Ron
Hollander
Hollander Connected For Three Hits, Walked Three Times, Scoring A Trio of Tuns
Eorgatn
Hucknock
Hattander
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Connelly
Coughan
Fury
Oo Sturers
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Peinte
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J. Crpies
Messrs, Hughes
McCauley
Bame
Dunn Football Player Hospitalized For Blood Poisoning
Georgetown star Jim Dunn was taken to University Hospital yesterday morning for treatment of a blood infection in his right foot. Doctors cited a tight shoe worn over a black sock as the cause of his leg trouble.
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Jim Dunn
Georgetown
University Hospital
Baseball scores across minor leagues and colleges
Summary of scores from multiple leagues including American Association and International League with teams such as Indianapolis St Paul Kasras City Toledo Loulaville Milwaukee Minneapolis Columbus and Southern League games. Also notes Tristate League results Harrispurg Allentown Wilmington Trenton Georgetown Bucknell Yale Virginia Villanova Vermont West Virginia Syracuse.
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Milwauke
Minneapolis
Columbus
Tristate League
Atlantis City
Harrispurg
Allentown
Wilmington
Trenton
Georgetown
Bucknell
Yale
Virginia
Villanova
Aea
Vermont
West Virginian
Syracuse
Straw Hat Styles Showcased by Top Makers
A sales pitch extols a wide range of approved straw hat shapes and braids. The text claims the featured makes offer the best Straw Hat quality and asserts no combination of stores matches the variety available.
Johnson and Wood may face Monday in tense pitch clash
Boston report notes Johnson and Wood could be matched Monday as Walter Johnson seeks to curb Boston's long win streak. Engel or Cashion likely start Saturday against the Red Sox with Griffith weighing rotation shifts and last minute changes.
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Boston
Mass
Joe Engel
Carl Cashion
Boston Red Sox
Engel
Stahls Crew
Griffith
Cashion
Walter Johnson
Joe Wood
Johnson
Jake S Tahl
Easterly's double sinks Detroit as Chicago wins 2 1
In Detroit on May 2 Easterly delivered a long ninth inning double to center, breaking a pitchers' duel and giving Chicago a 2 1 victory over Detroit. The loss marks Detroit's eighth straight defeat in a tight game that featured strong performances from both starters and late defensive plays.
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Borton
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Geal
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Anaxe
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Moriarty
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Rotten
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Kester
Deal
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Gainey
Seon
Nationals' Early Lead Proves Saver of Game
In Boston on May 2 the Nationals recovered from a tied score after the sixth inning to edge the Red Sox 5 to 4. Bob Groom earned the win with five bases on balls and five strikeouts, while Ray Morgan drove in two runs with a triple and a single. George McBride and Gandil anchored Washington's defense as Boston tied the game late, but the Nationals’ seventh inning produced the decisive runs.
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Athletics Edge Yankees 6-5 in Wild Pitchers Duel
The Athletics beat the New York Americans 6 to 5 as four Philadelphia pitchers worked. Houck walked six in four frames, Bender closed strong, Ford started for New York and yielded hard hits, while Collins and Baker drove in four Philadelphia runs. The Yankees grabbed four runs on errors and passes in the fourth inning. Home run by Collins highlighted the game and Merriment around the bases lingered in the fourth.
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Catholic University Beats VMI in U Tenn Tennis Meet
Catholic University rackets swept VMI as all six matches ended. Hurley was the lone winner without playing three sets. Slagles Hurley beat Trumbull, Merry lost, Derby beat Randolph in three sets, and the doubles Hurley Walsh defeated Merry Carr. Derby Trumbull also beat MyMined and Randolph.
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Trumbull
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Merry
Derby
Randolph
Walsh
Carr
Derbys
MyMined
Randelsh
Browns Rout St Louis 9 to 2 in Easy Victory
Cleveland defeated St Louis 9 to 2 in a decisive game on May 2. Johnston, Chapman and Olsen led the scoring with multiple runs while St Louis struggled to contain the visitors.
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