Baltimore shuts out St Louis 3 0 in afternoon game
Baltimore defeated St Louis 3 to 0 as Simons and Walsh produced key hits. Bridwell’s throw to the grand stand sparked a rally, Doolan hit a triple scoring Swacina, and the crowd witnessed an early lead with prolific offense from Baltimore.
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Washington boy chosen to lead Harvard soccer team 1915
John C Jennings of Washington was elected tonight to lead the Harvard soccer team for 1915 at Cambridge Massachusetts He is a sophomore and won the season scoring lead over Brayton Nichols junior goalie Victory for Orange High Orange Virginia May 4 Orange High schedule departs Gordonsville 24 to 6
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Harvard University
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Orange High
Washington Post
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Minor League Results Mixed Across Leagues
Fragmented scores show Montgomery Newark Rochester and Toronto games with varied innings and batters listed. Numerous batter initials and partner names appear with unclear totals, reflecting a scrambled OCR of International and other league results.
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Batterite
Hobart
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Kelly
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Egan
Kansas City Tops Pittsburgh 6 to 5 in Rowdy Home Run Battle
Kansas City defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 5 as three players hit home runs in a game marked by power hitting. Key contributors for Kansas City included Lennox Tappan and Stovall with multiple runs batted in, while Kenworthy Stovall and Oakes provided offense for Pittsburgh. The game featured several defensive plays and basepath activity, with Henning and Knetzer each taking turns on the mound.
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Bacrifice
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Fans Roar as Nationals Lose to Athletics in Stinging Scrutiny
Spectators in the upper tier jeered players and officials, calling them names and demanding punishment for disrespectful behavior. The piece defends managers and players, noting the Nationals' pe nultimate effort and criticizing Griffith’s choice of starter Carl Cashion, who faltered, affecting the game and prompting debate on crowd conduct.
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Connolly
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Ike Shaw
Baseball War Winds Through Nationals Yankees Series
The article reviews game details of the Nationals versus the Yankees, noting decisions on pitchers like Walter Johnson and Griffith’s adjustments. It highlights base stealing by Middlebrooks amith, Hartzell’s near-out, McBride’s ninth inning stop, and Ayers pitching six innings with mixed results.
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Engel
Griffith
Ayres
Keating
Ray Keating
Chance
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Mackmen
Vieitora
Yankees
Cashion
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Australian boxer Bell loses to Joe Jeannette in London
May 4 London. Colin Bell of Australia fought 20 rounds with Joe Jeannette the Hoboken New Jersey colored fighter at Premierland tonight. Referee credited Jeannette with victory, drawing loud boos from dissatisfied spectators.
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Tourney Leaders Five Man Event Report
The record lists top clans in a five man tournament with A Arcadians leading 1 042 while B Sherman No 1 has 1 558 and C West Gun Cartelage 1 406. A two man event shows Michead Baum top in Class A and Chapin Horner leading Class B. Individual events rank Rider Canty Geract and Stamper McMH ost eo with scores 369 351 and 314 respectively.
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Yesterday's Results From Washington to Cincinnati Night Scores
Football and baseball scores across cities show uneven play with Washington New York and Philadelphia among listed teams. Rain interrupted events, leaving several games incomplete or postponed as outcomes remain unsettled.
Visitors Take Advantage Of Cushion's And Engel's Wildness
Nationals fall to the Giants in a 8 to 2 loss as Cashion and Engel struggle on the mound. Ayres relieves, Keating dominate, and Yankees steal bases to forge ahead. Shanks homers for the Nationals in the ninth as Penn State edges Vermont 5 4 and Syracuse beats Columbia 6 4.
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Detroit Triumph Over Cleveland In Extra Time
Detroit defeats Cleveland 7 to 6 in a tense late rally after a go ahead swing in the ninth inning. Key players include Cobb Crawford Burns Lajole Veach and Graney for Detroit with Leibold and Moriarty among Cleveland’s contributors. The long game featured strong pitching and late scoring, ending in a dramatic finish.
Red Sox Pound Ball In Nine to One Victory
Boston outplayed Philadelphia at all points, winning 9 to 1. They rapped Wyckoff for twelve hits including four doubles and two triples, with key hits by Hooper Speaker Lewis and Baker. Leonard pitched for Boston, Wyckoff started for Philadelphia, in a game lasting 1 hour 43 minutes with Boston seizing control early.
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Change of pitchers fatal in St Louis Chicago final series game
St Louis defeated Chicago 1 to 0 in the final game of the series after a pitching duel between Lavender and Robinson. Pierce relieved Lavender in the eighth, after a pinch hitter. The game lasted 1 hour 82 minutes with bases empty and few runners.
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Student football? Injury at Georgetown game
Arthur Vigman, a 17 year old Georgetown student, fractured his left ankle during a campus baseball game yesterday. He was transported to University Hospital for treatment.
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Crane Reaches Finals at Queen's Club in British Title
Joshua Crane of Boston defeated Eustace Miles 6-2 6-5 6-0 in the British amateur court tennis semifinal at Queen's Club. He will face EB M Baerlein, the former champion, in the final. Neville Lytton will not defend his title.
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Queen's Club Today
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Boston
Eustace H. Miles
Baltimore and Cities Share Varying Matchups
Cryptic listing of teams and cities mentions Baltimore Kansas City St Louis Pittsburgh Brooklyn Indianapolis and Chicago with scattered matchups. No clear result or event details are provided to form a concrete sports summary or outcome.
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Pittsburgh
Boston Surges Past Phillies 10 to 7 After Five-Run Lead
Boston overcame a five run first inning deficit to beat Philadelphia 10 to 7. Key plays include a three-base hit by Parkett and homers by Connolly and others. Alexander pitched seven innings for Boston, while Oeschger allowed 14 hits in seven for Philadelphia. Time of game two hours forty five minutes.
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Giants Win 4 2 Over Brooklyn In Four hit game
New York defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2 after a four run fourth inning, with Daubert Homering and Wheat Tripling. Mathewson pitched for New York while Reulbach started for Brooklyn, with Burns and Merkle among key early contributions.
Two Players Suspended for Arguing With Umpires
National League secretary John Heys ler announced suspensions for two players. Cincinnati manager Herzog receives three days for disputing with umpire Quigley after a game in Pittsburgh. Brooklyn catcher Fischer also cited for remarks to umpire Rigler on Friday.
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