Cornell Company Wins First Seven-Inning Game At Capital City Park
Cornell Company defeated Eastern Athletic Club 8 to 5 in a six inning Capital City League outing before a small crowd. The game featured strong pitching by Yetton for Cornell and scattered relief work by Shalin and King for the Eastern club, with key hits from Marston, Rider, and Kraft driving the victory.
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Cornell Company
Capital City
Eastern Athletic Club
Cornell Abhoae
Abhoae Naughn
O‘mccarths
Trowler'ge
Marston
OlZenreih
Olina
Tota
Plicher
Vangin
King
McDonald
Gatlarde Neves
Yatton
McCarthy
Riefer Carrink
Ahd Kraft
Batl
Kraft Vaipire
Betts
Geme
Corcoran Cadets Defeated Amid Darkness in Suburban League
Corcoran Cadets K Company defeated by the Coreoran Cadets with a 6 to 11 score after three runs and no outs in the seventh inning, game called at dusk. Pitcher Ruppert threw seven innings for Corcoran while Dutton worked four for the Cadets, with multiple hits and errors shaping the final tallies.
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Company K
Coreoran
Sterday
Wood
Forteran Abhoa KI Co. i
Abhoae Sebastia
Obole
T Russo
Kinge
Calworth
Grinstead
i'Penner
Roepke
Waple
J Haxter
Fifon
Braddock
Giovanoni
O Gortsinger
Tb Ruppert
Morben
P . Mullio
Putton
Corcoran
Sebastia
Collingsworth
Turner
Russo
Bolo
Roephe
Baxter
Dutton
Balla
Forbes
Ty Ruppert
Ruppert
Forbest
Bae
Staten Basea
Plynn
Kluga
T. Russo
L. Russo
Flynn
Ain
Wond
Congressionals
Bureau
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Thompson
Dolbruner
Limerick
Unger
Beard
Moye
Clayton
Ide He
Rel Dempsey
OlHughe
Powell
White
Amit
Yeager
Kratt
Lrhompson
Sat Ee McGolrie
Lyons
I - Wee
Rune
Kraft
Batls
Thomp‘son
Lhmerick
Dampier
Mr. Sherman
Local Amateur Leagues Open With One Sided Olympic League Game
In the Olympic League a 1% to 4 victory by Southern over White Haven marked the first nine inning game of the season. Manager Graham of the Blue Boys could not field a full nine due to freight office duties. The game saw multiple errors yet remained engaging despite the lopsided score. White Haven built a lead early and held on to win, with standout hits from Maupin Carroll and Steward.
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Skendall
Twining
Kendall i
Kendall Abior
Ej Twining
Anhoae DiLucas
Tose
OlSullivan
Clementa
McCorm'k
Moran
Nell
Burke
Kendall
Clements
McCormack
Morgen
Smith
Carrol
Pollock
Hansen
Iiknett
Donn
J. Warren
Knott
Ruppertus
Neil
Mnings
Os Knott
Hite
Nail
O'Dea
Polyloch
Carrell
Silver Spring Nine
Parkview
Lo Maddox
Hinser
aWarthen
Ollrareh
Oroykin
Miter Doe
O Daris
Malao
Dampier
Reynolds
L.hiser
Moabure
Giagia
Lussell
Fiatham
Uilleary
OU Krowe
Southern
Graham
The
Blue Boys
White Haven
Braddockstow
Addock
Haven
Maupin
Acarrall
Soodwardtt
Ooward
Teoreer
Carroll
Howard
Guy Hh
Fletechter
Cask
Woodward
Blostadt
Renten
Wachter
Steward
Siolen
Maupit
Guy
Burch
Jever
Benten
Flechter
Binstadt
Coddington
Zeus Defeats Doctor Duenner In Stirring Finish
Baltimore May 3 Zeus S C Hildreth s 3 year old by Adam qualified for the Preakness handicap which is the principal race of the Pimlico meeting this afternoon In a curling finish he defeated Washington horse Doctor Duenner by a head Shilling s riding of Zeus was spectacular as he crept up from behind and reached the leaders necks near the wire Also notes runner Superstition won a mile selling race over Busy and Colonel Ashmeade and 2 year old Leesburg Bay prepared for the Clabaugh Memorial at Leesburg Virginia and Killashandra Hunt Club set for Lancaster Pa June 2 21 23 with a new course under construction and arrangements for securing horses
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Tair
Ayane
Burns
Belle of
Ashland
T. Burna
Alue
Port
St. Y Fin
Prem
Blerr Rchustinger
McCahey
Bn Killingworth
Om A Byrne
Tan
Altont
Ae Byrne
Hackwell BR Ae
Alex
Cardif
Fort Worth
Thrifty
Druid Hill Park
A. Simone
B. T
Amberg
Ascension
Simon Value
M Burns
Tho Lake Tahor
Ak Garner
Hotar
Dunn
Little Pal
Agathe
Kim Ngwort
Molle Pitrher
Pickens
Parl-mutuels
Moisant
Hitchcock
Cherry Seed
Kaiser
Cherry
New River
Mollie Pitcher
Chocorua
Uphara
Goo
W. Garth
Galore
W Garth
Herres
St. Cy
Byrne
Catahan
Edward
Harrington
Colonel Ashmeade
Ashmeade
Ratchad
Layminster
van den
Frank Jurcell
Sea Clif
Ragman
al Peat
T. Wright
iPall Mail
Ara Yo Alien
Ae Luca
Princess Bris
Reo Ag
Dayton
Ndidia
Go Wilson
Alex Monroe
Tfirn
Murphy
Ua Iit
Dupes
Gilbert
Long Smile
Adventurar
Williams
Par-mutuels
Banner
Pall Mall
Hawking
Hawkwing
Gad
Tica
Adventurer
Hildreth
Adam—Bhatt
C. Hidreth
Winger
Zeus
McCain
Sheater Krum
B & Rs
Ipetronius
Duentter
Guy Fer
Shitting
Rush
Duenter
Fisher
Guy Fisher
Chester Krum
King James
Shannon
Plate Glass
Everett
Purag
Kraus’ Ch. c
Hastings
Fisttermouse
J. J. Krawe
We, Post
St. Ta
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Atg Garner
Super
Ariosto
Bite Sweeney
Ae Ginss
Rc Boptan
Schullings
The
Earey
Icllelig
Ik Ob
Fairbrother
Bourbon Beau
Sir Waters
Rokeby
Duke of the District
Maxon
Simper
Ge, Galvin
Welaw
Simin
de Schuttinger
Rye Straw
Ahs McCabe
Ily Paxton
Rye
Leah
Smick
Duta
Iye Straw
Lily Paxton
Create
Mussemelon
Mme Gap
4 Star
Baltimore
S.C
Shilling
Superstition
Washington
Ese
Haps
Tommy Wright
Ner
Samuel Ross
Leesburg Bay
Benning
Leesburg
Clabaugh
Graziallo
Ross
Rosshampton
Killashandra Hunt Club
Lancaster
Pimlico
8. C. Hildreth
Ward and Johnson slander suit delayed in New York court
John M. Ward, former baseball star, sues Byron B. Johnson, president of the American League, for slander. Hearing before Judge Hand in federal circuit court postponed to next Monday.
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Ward
Johnson
New York
John M. Ward
Byron B. Johnson
American League
Judge Hand
United States Circuit Court
Lexington Results First Race at Malden
Malden's 3-year-olds race yields Merryad winner at 1:15 over St. Aloysius and Mamie Wooda with Mutuels showing Merry Lad at 18.10 straight and 9.20 place. Discontent wins the 800 purse for d-year-olds and upward in 1:14, with The Most and Jean Wagner following. Flo Flo takes the 2-year-olds' 4% furlong race in 0:56.85, and Al Muller wins the 6-furlong handicap as Magazine places. Cash on Delivery tops the 2-year-olds at 4 furlongs, while Warl of Richmond wins the 14 miles, with Henry Hutchinson second.
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Pimlico
Inwood
Susan —— Herpes
Ross Quiiz
Raythorn
Sandrinn
Martin Dogier
Mason
Ag Idle Michael
Germen Silvar
Layminster
Searus
Montgomery
Dr. Heard
Waterspeed
Waterway
Guneellen
High Hat
Jesuit
King Cobalt
U Buster
Blackfoot
Menzie
Trap
Cherish LO
Sandbilt
Smirk
Fitz Herbert
United Hunts
M. Miller
Mr. Golightly
The
Priscillian
Mexentius
Ballymore
Lexington
Seliing
Roberta
Lupit
Balronia
Ethelda
Jean d
Camel
Royal Captive
Sewell
H Workbox
Exemplar
Rash
Jabot
Sir Dawn
Kevinin
Baccaria
Helene
Myrtle Marion
Gold ‘Osk
Robert Bruce
Felicites
Oracle
Detect
Jack Weaver
Malden
Merryad
Archibald
St. Aloysius
Kennedy
Mamie Wooda
Malesworth
Trench King
Aleppo
Roberto
Mr. Matas
Dantec Girl
Marlboro
Brown Coat
Harry
Merry Lad
Mar Mis Woods
Discontent
Moore
Sara Barber
Molesworth
Jean Wagner
Peter Pendar
Meadow Grass
Hiram
Dartworth
Olivia Mickle
Rubiola
Naughty Lady
Flo Flo
Rice
Lady Hughes
Howard
Closer
Mycenae
Lord Leighton
Judge Sale
Camilla
Oslethamplon
OM Hank
Zit
Chesemate
Moonlight
Maituels
Strelight
Piace
Cloder
al Muller
Magazine
Hand
Beretta
Steele
Uncle Ben
Alamitos
Dilatory
Mountain
Batwa
Duke
Booby
Peta
Warl
Richmond
Goose
Henry Hutchinson
Prince Ingolidsby
Antiracing measure passes Florida lower house
Tallahassee May 3 The antirace track betting bill passed the Florida lower house by 11 to 1 ending horse racing in the state. Critics say it could be unconstitutional for covering more than one subject. The measure has already passed the senate and awaits the governor's action.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Bis State
Senate
Treasurers and Traffic clash in 8 to 4 Southern League game
Treasurers beat Traffic 8 to 4 as Readon struck out twelve for the losers and numerous players posted hits. The game lasted 1 hour 20 minutes with strong pitching from Cook and Risdon, while Beaumann, Herring, Parker, and Maynard logged multiple hits.
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Southern Railway League
Readon
Treas'rs
Fa Trafic
Conkée
Carter
Young
Beaumann
Herring
P.jones
R.jon's
Crevil
Tate
Ead
Burr
Parker
Brown
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Maynard
Cook
Bauman
Jones
Crabill
Baumann
F. Jones
Risdon
R. Jones
Todd
Treasur
Sre
TraMe
Bae
Baumean
Mr. Credibe
Tech Nine Beats Maryland Aggie Reserves 13 to 6
Technical High School overwhelmed Maryland Agricultural College reserves 13 to 6 in Park College May 3. Tech stole nineteen bases led by Lynch with five and Austin with three. Leper pitched and Duckett, Healy, Ritter saw action.
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Maryland Aggie
College Park
Technical High School
Maryland Agricultural College
Tech
Lynch
Austin
Rts
Wiliams
Hamilton
McLean
Morris
Hardief
Fall
Colbert
Leper
Luckett
Duckett
Calley
Schwegler
Morrin
Alee
Schwagler
Cokey
Hardie
Hall
Golbert
Levine
plar—Merrick
Healy
Ritter
Mr. Gerald
Teo Tours
Tax Bill Aims at Baseball Gate Receipts in Cities
Harrisburg May 3 Representative Bentley introduced a 2 percent gross receipts tax on each base ball game with admission. He plans amendments to cover only first and second class cities Philadelphia Pittsboro and Scranton. Rock Hill College reserves defeated Brilliant A.C. 11 to 8 in Elliott City May 3 with heavy hitting leading the victory.
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Harrisburg
Bentley
Washington
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
Scranton
Rock Hill
Apecal
Washington Poat
Elliott City
Midh
Rock Hill College
Brilliant A.C
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Olympia League
Kummer
Moses
Havemner
Capital City Park
Hawkers
American Security and Trust
Navy Yard
Commercial
Andrewa
Departmental Interstate
Postoffice
Thatrict
Colorabia
Aloysius
Independence
St. Martin's
National Union Marquette
Indian Office
Tennallytown
Olympia
Humanuel
Southland
M. C. Acar Dept
Cornell
Eastern
A. C
District National
Piatrict Adh
Bacond
Farsiav
Douinn
Farple
WR Moore
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G.moore
Trans
Reitz
Jearmett
Douly
Rowlings
Boney
Ap Marlowe
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Idouch
Fowler
Direkhead
Rfioono
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Zirple
Handy
Rawlings
Rentz
Parsley
Quinn
R. Moore
G Moore
Po Monta
Marlowe
Firat
Secon Washington
Distriet
Letton
Waanington
Kalaht
Donoh
G — Munro
Seltz
Moora
Parelay
Nicher
Knight
Finegan
Gamie
Havenner
Hoffman
Shepherd
Wovonaid
Ochamblain
WiDoleman
Haremer
Mones
Hoff- Tan
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Datemar Firat
Mowes
Mowes, 3 4 Qett
Desce—Moses
Johson
Dateman
Ens Hotman
Jobasop
Fister
Doleman
Mreckson
Nour
CO. K
Silver Spring
Bob Kummer
Havemer
Railroaders
Baltimore and
Ohio
Southern Rail
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Favier
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Oakley Piret
Errert- Nery
Peters
Norrise
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Taylor
Sacrifica
Murph Breten
Erran
Wiiray
Holloran
Wiipitech Nortiss
M. Abbey
Tims
Ghee Bunthee
Tie Syinny
Ttat Lante
Shoemaker’s
Shoomaker Company
Penna. Ave
August W. Noack, Jr., Pres. and
Treas
Geo. A. Williamson
Dr.Duenner
Naughty Rose
Rose Queen
Bouncer
Nightfan
Hdse Micheel
Sandman
Miss
the Nigger
Priscillien
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Gay
Bat
Batronia
Workbox
Dawn
Corisee
Peeping
Green
Irishtown
Concele
Bonnie Keluo
Gold Oak
Florida
Bill
Ife
Bridget
Anacostia
Ingram
Anacostia Boys
Z Fairel
Anscostia
Inghiem
Od Guictey
Quigiey
Faler
G. McGrath
Casmidy
Dodge
Crabble
Laland
Mr. Hughes
Tech Nine
Pennsylvania
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