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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1913

Page

8

Griffith Well Satisfied With Work of His Team

Washington Nationals manager Griffith expresses confidence in his club amid a tough road trip after a strong showing against Boston and Philadelphia. The article notes strong performances from Moeller, Milan, and Altrock, coaching by Altrock for Boehing, and plans to shuffle pitching with Johnson, Groom, and Hughes amid league rivalries as the team chases a pennant.

Griffith Thomas Kirby Boston Fenway Field Mc. Griffith Nationals Philadelphia Georgia Avenue Griffmen Washington Cleveland Naps St. Louis Browns Mound City Walter Johnson Groom Hughes Connie Mack Johnson Taradelphia Noaneding Teaeer Tare BN Fonte OWUR Iron

Nationals Beat Cleveland to Move Into Second Place

St Louis defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 as timely hitting in the last two innings produced the winning run. Mitchell started the rally and a series of errors, sacrifices, and hits in the seventh and eighth sealed the victory, lifting the Nationals to the runner-up spot while Cleveland fell to third.

St. Louis St Louis Cleveland Naps Nationals Boston Mitchell Steen Lous Lajoie Abhoa St Lous Abhoah S.joston Shotten Chapman J.johnson Olson Ol Willams Jackson O Pratt Birm Austin Graney Wallace Agnewec Canach OlAlevander G O McAllister Baumg Beatae Hap Oratan Ompton Bowe Alexander Cleveland Ake St. Howls J. Johnson Brief Graner Brieft Basle

Detroit Beats Chicago 2 1 To Snap Cubs Winning Streak

Detroit wins 2 to 1 at Chicago as Easterly defeats White. Dubuc pitched well for Detroit, allowing six hits while striking out two over eight innings. Crawford homered and Ditto? not present. Chicago errors helped Detroit.

Detroit Dubuc Chicago Nasterly White Bush OlRath Vitt Lord Sb. Crawford Coitine Rf i Cobb OlBorton Veach Easterly Rondeau Deal Sehaher Stapage Wosser Grournier Lange Rune—Hush Crawford Mattick Dus Buc OM White Law Iin Witt Dush Schaller Bath Weaver Borton Mesars Brans Hildebrand

Pirates' One Run Wins in Pitchers' Duel

Adams outduels Fromme as Pirates defeat the Reds 1 to 0 in Cincinnati. Only three hits in the game, Adams with the hit that scored the lone run via a triple after a base on balls. Run-scoring play, errors, and fielding details noted. Wad dell retires from organized baseball joining semipro ranks in Minnesota.

Cincinnati Ohio Adams Fromme Pittsburgh Bas Carey OlBescher Bove É & Q OlBates Byrne Offinker Miller OlHodlittaell Wilson OlMarsans Butler Viox Ameida Kelly OlClarke Cincinnali

Minor league baseball scores and boxing card updates

American Association results from Toledo Minneapolis Columbus Kaness City St Paul Lewisville Indianapolis Milwaukee and others with several high scoring games. International League Providence Buffalo Montreal Jersey City Rochester Newark and more. Southern League Memphis Nashville Atlanta Mobile New Orleans and Montgomery details plus Federal League Cleveland Covington results. Boxing schedule across New York Philadelphia Port Arthur Denver and other cities with multiple 10 to 19 round bouts and local notes.

American Association Toledo Minneapolis Columbus Kaness City St. Paul Lewisvile Indianapolis Milwaukee Providence Buffalo Montreal Jersey City Rochester Newark Memphis Nashville Atlanta Moblte New Orleans Bumburgham Craitanooza Montgomery

Farcical game as Cardinals top Chicago 16 to 8 in long affair

Chicago lost the farewell game before an Eastern trip after St Louis pounded 20 hits to beat Chicago 16 to 8 in a 27 hour and 40 minute contest. Kenetchy and Cather pitched briefly for St Louis while Salles and Willis worked for Chicago. Wright of St Louis and Magee led hitting with multiple runs and tallies.

Chicago St. Louis Nitchera Kenetchy Cather Ito Huggins Oldymer Peltz Olivers Oates OlBridwell O'Leary Corriden McLean Archer Perritt Quichie Sallee Humphries Evans Wills Winger P.ib Bridwell Magee Whitted Oakes Wingo Clymer Schulte Miller Safer Evers Sal- Yee Willis Gather Kenetehy Rickie Zimmerman Baes yays—Zimmerman Saler Bails Konetchy Richie

Amateur Teams Sought to Fill Vacancies in Southeast League

President Charles Weber of the Southeast League invites teams to enter the circuit as vacancies exist. Clubs averaging 18 players may apply for spots, with championship games to be held at Seventeenth and D streets northeast. Prospective entrants should contact The Post sporting department tonight between 8 and 8:50.

Charles Weber D Streets Sporting Department of the Post

John Paul Jones Honored by Cornell Seniors

Washington native John Paul Jones, a standout Cornell track ace for four years, was feted by his classmates at a recent meeting. In a historic move, seniors voted him four firsts: most popular, most respected, best all-around man, and who has done the most for Cornell, with graduation set for June.

John Paul Jones Washington Cornell

Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati In 13 Innings

Fragmentary standings style text appears to report baseball scores across multiple cities and teams. The only clear item notes Cincinnati Detroit Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh and Chicago with an extended entry indicating an innings count of 13. The passage resembles a summary line from a box score page.

Philadelphia New York Washington Boston Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati

Amateur Games Today in Treasury and Hallroad Leagues

Treasury League games feature N,. HB. A. vs Hydro at White Lot Ellipse and East Washington S. S.-Ninth vs First Presbyterian at Thirteenth and D. Federal-Pension meets Trinity at Grant Circle Upshur. Interstate faces Penstenice at White Lot Ellipse. Central-Printers clash Northern at First and M. Marquette-Trinity plays W. n Medicos at Wisconsin Ave and Thirty-fifth. Hallroad League has Car Department facing Capital City-Southland and Waverly.

Treasury League HB. A Hydro White Lot Washington S. S Ninth Wa First Presbyterian Thirteenth D Streets Federal—Pension Trinity Grant Cirele Upshur Street Departmental Interstate Penstenice Central Printers Northern First M Streets Marquette Medicos Wisconsin Avenue Thirty-ffth Street Hallroad League Southern Va Car Department Capital City Southland Waverly

Navy Battleship League Opens Season In Philadelphia

A new baseball league of United States Navy ships begins play in Philadelphia with nine teams from twelve warships. Teams include battleships Wisconsin Alabama Mississippi Maine and Missouri, scout cruisers Birmingham and Salem, and crews from Kearsarge Kentucky Indiana Massachusetts and Iowa. Games are on Wednesdays and Saturdays. one officer per ship may play. Secretary is Lieut. Comdr Frederick D Barnes. prize is a silver cup for fleet champions.

Philadelphia Baseball Trust Congress National Commission Battleship League United States Navy Philadelphia Navy Yard Knight Wisconsin Alabama Mississippi Maine Missouri Birmingham Salem Kearsarge Kentucky Indiana Massachusetts Iowa Frederick D. Barnes

Stahl to Undergo Foot Surgery For Red Sox

Boston May 4 manager Jake Stahl of the world champion Red Sox will be operated on here tomorrow for a bone growth in his foot. The injury has kept him at first base for most of the season and he will miss this week’s Western trip. President McAleer will handle travel arrangements while Capt Wagner leads the team on the field. Doctors hope the operation will restore him to form before midseason. Immaculate Conception Wins: Immaculate Conception defeated the reserves 8 to 4 yesterday, with Dalton’s catching Melheary Denavan and Cannon’s base running featuring.

Boston Jake’ Stahl Red Sox Stahl McAleer Wagner Staht Sam Immaculate Conception Dalton Melheary Denavan Cannon Posshuiues College Park Western Capt. Jones Watt' Brewer Jones Ugh Sceal Rose and Stearns Probey O Streeters Tech Offut Hladksmiths Rankin White Gibson

Six Attraction Days at Benning Steeplechase Meet

Washington fans announce a three day benning meet May 22 24 and 26 at the old Benning course with six races per day. A renewed army service test race returns with 14 miles over steeplechase terrain. Alfred Noble winner last year now in France may be absent while entries pour in from Pimlico and New York for purses 100 to 500 and a gold cup. Secretary of War Garrison will preside as steward and entries close May 10.

Benning Washington Fens Benning Course St. Angelo Lieut Greeble Alfred Noble France Perons Washington Garrison Pimlico New York Baltimore Manon Virginia Wagner Hoplane " Harter Georgetown Bex dack—Wason Virginia Rovh Muontes Beckwrooke Maxon Diebolt Rgetown Turner Virginia Polytechnic Institute Maxon Horrax Hopkine Dignan Hopkins Pimd Agricultural and Mechanical Wale Cooke Vir- Zinia Stebbins Champon Wagner Mixon Horrax Trophins Carter Glass Tee Stebbins Wyle Cooke Virgina Cooke Tang Stude Mihesrd Free Hughes Vv Pot Wuengar

Today's Racing Entries From a Local Meeting

Riding card lists six races with selling maidens and older horses. Names such as Higher Up Done Well King Ling Uncle Dick Rovel Amber Favenel Nancy Virter Round the Moon Maria Guide Post Wot an Anna Reed Daley Plat Beulahs Reveseon Wy Susan B Daniy Mint Bar Barbara Lane Strenuous Ame Noti Creme de Mente Bell Horse Rodal Destino Woodrew Lost keriuna Stuart Telia Wack Tosa Dick Dodie Harwood Spindie Howdy Howdy and others appear across divisions with distances from 42 to 1 mile 70 yards and purses noted for several races.

Bill Whaley King Ling Judge Kei Uncle Dick Rovel Amber Huberg Favenel Nancy Virter Rose Patrick Maria Guide Post Wotan Beulah's Anna Reed Valita Prinvees Calloway Fartler MT Supple Spindie Howdy Howd Adar

Notable Names in Cincinnati Enquirer Entry List

A fragmented OCR style list names many individuals and entities including Patty Regan Recom, Tom Holland, Nat Shannon River, Littlest Rebel Stellate, Josep Pandarna, Morning Telegraph Wille Waddell, Senator Sparke, Pharoah Miss Moments, Sliver Moon, Charles F. Grainger, Shannon Rever Stonehenge, Buskin, Dr Duenser Lexington, Nancy Grates Royal Amber, Dany Piatt tolita Guide Post, plus Bill Stuart Woodrow and others.

iCincinnati Enquirer Patty Regan Recom Pharaoh Tom Holland Hatteras Arielan Onierly Nat Shannon River Old Galt Venhen Stellate Kormak Josep Pandarna Morning Telegraph Wille Waddell Spearhead Oxcatar Aldebaran Senator Sparke Pharoah Sliver Moon Flying Yankee Charles F. Grainger Shannon Rever Stonehenge Odd

Giants Beat Orioles 7 to Bore at Hack Hier Field

Baltimore May 4 The New York Giants defeated the Baltimore Internationals at Hack Hier Field today 7 to Bore. Players such as Logrek Shure Devideot and Derg contributed for New York while Wilson and others helped lift the offense in a high scoring exhibition.

Davidson Baltimore New York Giants Baltimore Internationals Hack Hier New York Oboo Ciaiidad Shure Devideot Derg and Wilson aMart

Georgetown May Cancel Dual Meet With Hopkins

Georgetown may cancel its scheduled dual meet with Johns Hopkins set for Homewood Field Saturday. With star athlete Turner Maxon unavailable, Georgetown risks a heavy defeat, casting doubt on the Baltimore event’s fate as officials monitor condition and potential replacement plans.

Georgetown Hopkins

Nelson Loses In Six Rounds To Battling Nelson

Philadelphia boxing notes Pat Bradley of this city lost in six rounds to former lightweight champion Battling Nelson at the National Athletic Club last night. Bradley pressed early but Nelson leveraged counter punches and experience to secure the win.

Nelson Pat Bradley Philadelphia Battling Nelson National Athletic Club

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