Glaze Holds Nats to Six as Boston Whiteswash Nationals
Boston wins 6 to 0 over Washington at National Park behind Dartmouth rookie Ralph Glaze. Patten starts for Cantillon but exits after five. locals misplay and fail to score while Glaze and strong defense pace Boston’s victory. Wagner stars at short with stunning stops as Boston’s pitching and fielding dominate.
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J. E. Grillo
Boston
Ralph Glaze
Dartmouth
Bob Ganley
National Park
Nationals
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Patten
Stahl on the Market Prompts Offers from Seven AL Clubs
The local club notified seven American League teams that Stahl is available and seeking offers. Boston offered Bikk Dineen, but the proposal was rejected. Comiskey and Mack weighed cash or trades, while Grifith asked for more time and Lajoie declined Stahl. Manager Cantillon reshuffles the lineup to strengthen hitting, with Altizer at short Perrine to second Jones to center and Nill to left.
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Boston
Sullivan
Parent
Unglaub
Altizer
Collins
Ungland
Arm. Kruster
Glaze
Washington
Jones
Perrine
Heydon
Ferris
Ganley
Ungiaub
Patten
Eshington
Stahl
Cantillon
Charley Jones
Will
Schlafly
Pas
Nill
Comiskey
Connie Mack
Hughey Jennings
Detroit
Bob Hedges
McAleer
Clarke Grifith
Lajoie
Bikk Dineen
Ec Cantion
Dinneen
Earl Wagner
Bob Ganley
Nationals
Ganiey Wso
Fred Parent
Washington and New York clash in tight league results
In yesterday’s American League results Washington beat New York eight to six while Chicago edged Detroit two to one. Cleveland meets Chicago and Detroit plays St Louis today as standings show New York leading Chicago and Philadelphia below Washington in a crowded chart.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Bauton
Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
W. L. Pet
Benton
Bittsburg
Virginia State League
New York Beats Philadelphia in Quick Opening Inning
New York scores six runs in the first, Dygert leaving the mound early. Waddell substituted and also hit hard as Philadelphia falls behind 8 to 1 before late rallies. Hoffman, Hartsel, Keeler, Elberfeld, and Conroy lead the visitors with power while Orth allows many runs in four innings.
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Seybold
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Conroy
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Aoeoag
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Eilberfeld
Gonings
Hoeete
Wickera
Circus
Schreck
Williama
Elberfeld
Keefe
Vickers
Barry
Hurat
Connolly
Chicago Wins Freak Game on Wild Plays
Chicago defeated Detroit 2 to 1 in a game full of unusual plays. In the fourth inning a bases loaded triple play ended a threat as Rossman Schaefer and Schmidt were retired. Schaefer and Walsh collided injuring the pitcher who remained with the club. Chicago’s two runs scored on a foul ball that deflected past first base into the stands.
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Davis
Walsh
Davia
Thmt
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Mujien
Win
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Sullivan
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Rohe
Cobb
Washington Post
Richmond
Portsmouth
Cassidy
Stost
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Morton
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Harvard
Holy Cross
Worcester
Mass
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Danlas
Detroit Beats Chicago in High-Scoring Double Play Heavy Tilt
In a tense matchup both sides turned three double plays while Detroit edged Chicago 14 to 7. Rohe Davis and Cobb homered for Detroit as Mullin and Walsh limited Chicago’s offense, with a key triple play noted in the sixth.
Two Hits Off Willis Chicago Wins From Pittsburg
Chicago defeats Pittsburg 1 0 in nine innings on a walk and single. Lundgren walked seven and allowed six hits, Hofman and Chance open the scoring with a walk and stolen base, Hofman the only Chicago hitter to connect off Willis. Final score Chicago 8 Pittsburg 0.
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Wahgner
Leach
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Wills
Mr. O'Day
Brooklyn Snowed Under in Polo Grounds Slugfest
The Brooklyn team was overwhelmed as New York outplayed Brooklyn at all moments at the Polo Grounds. Key players included Shannon, Bresnahan, Fitzgerald, Bowerman, Corcoran, and Wiltse in a high-scoring game with multiple hits and runs, ending with New York dominant on offense.
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Shay
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Hune—Strang
Devlin
Seymour
Fitzgerald
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Bresnahan
Wiltse
Backifice
Flimgerald
Witten
McIntyra
Cardinals Lose to Reds in Pitchers Battle
Cincinnati May 4 An error in the eighth inning spared St. Louis a shutout in today’s game with Cincinnati Cold weather kept the crowd small Ewing matched Beebe in a tense late outing Beebe allowed three walks while Ewing struck out six Beckley and Hugging were noted among hitters Time of game nearly 2 hours 48 minutes.
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Beebe
St. Louis
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Bennett
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Beckley
Hugwing
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Danville
All-High Loses to Penn Freshmen in Early Lead
Washington's All-High School team fell 6 to 2 as Pennsylvania freshmen built a commanding lead in the first three innings. Strong Penn hitting and steady fielding in later plays sealed the Capital city squad’s fate in a game serving as a warmup for the Princeton-Pennsylvania clash.
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Chapin
Penn
Washingtonians
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Pa. High
Mens
Za Richard
Chapman
Watkins
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Pennsylvania High School
Lynchburg Blank Roanoke 1 0 in May 4 game
Lynchburg defeated Roanoke 1 to 0 at home as Carter blanked the Highlanders with two scratch hits allowed. Reynolds bested by four hits for Roanoke. Batteries Lynchburg Carter Bentley Roanoke Reynolds Cote Umpire Mr Lalley.
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Highlanders
Washington Post
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Shoemakers
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R. E. Lynchburg
Roanoke
Bentley
Cote
Lalley
Gus Koch Dies in Milwaukee After Baseball Career
Milwaukee on May 4. Gus Koch, former owner of the Minneapolis club in the American Association, died suddenly. He was influential in Northwest baseball and had offered to buy several major league clubs. He recently helped arrange the Minneapolis franchise sale to the Cantillons.
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Wis
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American Association
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Northwest
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Boston
Philadelphia
Middies Defeat Walbrook In Low-Scoring Tilt
Annapolis May 4 The Adldship men defeated Walbrook of Baltimore 2 to 0 as both clubs committed two errors. Van Auken pitched for Naval Academy and fatigue sent Lamphire in late in the ninth after Van Aken sprained an ankle. Walbrook’s six hits could not push across a run. Batteries Furnet Kerr Van Auken Lamphire Hambsch.
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Thres
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van Aken
Lamphire
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Watbrook
HOG
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Chicago Defeats Purdue in One Sided Track Meet
University of Chicago track team defeated Purdue 37 to 8 in Lafayette Indiana. Schommer led with 14 points, winning high jump and shot put, placing second in broad jump and third in the 220 yard hurdles. Virginia elects athletic board and other results follow.
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Ind
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Virginia
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University of Virginia
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Norfolk
John H. Neff
Harrisonburg
Lewis D. Crenshaw
Orange
Richard V. Taylor
Mobile
Ala
Penns Athletes Triumph Over Columbia in Dual Meet
University of Pennsylvania athletes dominated a Columbia dual meet at Columbia Oval Williamsbridge with a 98 to 24 victory. Penn swept most events led by Cartmell Bonsack Plumley Jones Haskins Root McCullough Haddock Moffitt McSwain Jawickles Kinnard Fotwell Haydock with multiple event wins and top marks in sprints jumps and throws. Columbia struggled to place in key events as Penn capitalized on speed and strength across nine running and field disciplines.
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Cornell Athletes Best Princeton In Dual Meet
Cornell defeated Princeton 46 to 0 at Percy Field led by strong hurdle events and 220 yard runs. Exciting finishes came in the two mile and quarter mile races with Magoffin edging Ensel, and French beating Atticu by a narrow margin in the quarter. Talcott edged Armstrong in the low hurdles at the tape.
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Danny Maher Living High in Mayfair Luxuries
London reports American jockey Danny Maher lives like a lord with an elegant Mayfair residence. His income is rumored at £40,000 to £250,000 per year, yielding fame, wealth, and social prominence in England.
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Washington Post
London
England
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Mayfair
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The
New York Times
Mattingly Wins Close Final in Columbia Club Match
Mattingly defeats Harban in morning round to claim the title in a well attended Columbia Club event. Allan Lord loses to Mattingly two up and one, as Mattingly’s superior putting carries him past Harban with a striking late margin. Eynon defeats Baird in another notable match, drawing a large crowd and showcasing two clever players in a gripping showcase.
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Harban
Mattingly
Victor
Eynon
J. Baird
Prize Winners List in Columbia Golf Meet
The report lists prize winners across multiple groups. First sixteen includes S A Mattingly and W S Harban of Columbia with runner up. Second sixteen features E B Eynon and J Gaird of Columbia with runner up. Third sixteen names D M McAdam and A B Shelton with runner up. Consolation mentions J C Davidson and E B Pyle of Columbia. Handicap stroke results show O McCammon and F Ellis of Chevy Chase as top scorers. Qualification round notes G A Weaver of Columbia.
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Columbia
W. S. Harban
E. B. Eynon
J. Gaird
D. M. McAdam
A. B. Shelton
S. Harris
Bannockburn
P. E. Brengle
J. C. Davidson
E. B. Pyle
O. McCammon
Chevy Chase
McCammon
F. Ellis
A Weaver
Mattingly Wins Columbia Golf Club Spring Tourney in Wind
In a wind disrupted semi finals and final, A S Mattingly of Columbia defeats W Harban to claim top honors. Mattingly led late, with superior putting and steady drives, while Harban showcased strong play but finished runner up after a dramatic final match.
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Columbia Club
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Mat
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