Bodie Delivers As Chicago Beats Cleveland 4 1 Final
Chicago tops Cleveland 4 1 as Bodie scores two runs and hits two doubles after Nell Ball unassisted triple play saved the frame. The win tightens Chicago’s lead in the American League race to three games. Haler holds Chicago to few hits as Bodie and Birmingham pace the offense.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Nell Ball
Collins
Bodie
Naps
Haler
AU Cloraland AB Hoare Rath
OlGrines
Lao Lord
Oll Om
Callahan If
Ollachaon Et
Bodie Cf
Ollimbham Ip
Colvin Rf
Okewarty
Beider Tb
Owryen Rt
Waaver
Bell
Brock
Toner
Mogridge
Ojkeler
Bodao
Ryan
Jackson
Birmingham
Secrifica
Zalder
Turner
Zanteriy
Eamerly
Hall Weaver
Zelder
Weaver
Lord
Om Mosridge
Kaler
Mogridge $ Umphas
Masere Perrine
Dineen
Reds Clinch Sixth Straight Victory Over Cardinals
Reds topple St Louis 11 to 9 in a seven pitcher mess with bases loaded drama in the ninth. Hoblitzell Dills Konetchy paced the attack as Konetchy doubled triple and homer while Miller Huggins drove in the decisive runs to preserve Cincinnati’s lead in the league.
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Washington Post
St Louis
Reds
Cardinals
Miller Huggins
Haves
Hoblitzell Dills
Konatchy
Luis
Konetchy
Louit
Cincinnati
Bae Ce Ae
Mewrey Db
Mobnselt Db
Konetcy
Kaudmk
Touls
Towis
Willis
Pale
Wille
Laudermilk
Smith
Humphries
Preakness Contenders Highlight Pimlico Nursery Day
Pimlico hosts a loaded weekend with 18 three year olds nominated for the Preakness and a strong Pimlico Nursery Stakes lineup. Calgary and other top horses loom as key runners, with ace entries and a packed program of races and gentleman rides shaping a marquee event.
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Calgary
Pim
Tangda
Pimlico Nusers
Arkieth
Hugh
Garth
Geneala
Hester
Casey
Watervale
Gentemen
Change For Better In Amateur Baseball Leagues
The amateur baseball world pauses to honor Ceorme Hilett who died after a head injury from a pitched ball. Leagues suspend games Tuesday for his burial and a wide range of administrative changes follow at the amateur commission meeting. Managers and umpires face suspensions and new signings are announced as teams adjust rosters and schedules amid memorials and ongoing play.
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Ceorme
Hilett
Saturdas
Iseterdas
Mont di Rona
Rietm
Alfred L Stern
Ase
Fia
Ms Ad
Laubie Agere
Yrat
Sant Vars
Mater Frat
Shorty Hughes
Columbia
Naldosen Kemea
Han Givan
Gams
Southern
Hraddock
Feld
Cororalssion
Mount Rainier Nine Victor In Curtain Raiser
Mount Rainier defeated Riverdale 7 to 6 in the Prince George County League opener at Brentwood yesterday. Hard-hitting Hagan and Cassass contributed key hits as Mount Rainier pulled ahead in the late innings.
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Takex
Riverdale
Hyattaville
Mount Rainier
Prince George County
Brentwood
Hagan
Cassass
River de Abm Oae
Mt Raine
Ax Dooly
Wamith
Perkins
Waple
Willams Tb
Olhaye Cf
Georgetown Sophomores Triumph In Ten Inning Tilt
Georgetown daily notes the G L sonics edged the Freshmen 8 to 7 after ten innings. McLaughlin struck out fourteen for the Sophomores while the Freshmen were hampered by six errors and a failed chase. Notable moments include Clements homering for Rosedale and a lengthy defensive duel that stretched the game to over an hour and a half.
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Georgetown
GL_ sonics
Freshies
Sopha
McLaughlin
Litswigl
Ryan If Biled Meguer
Ol Connolly
Murray Ap
Weldrom
Dunne
Mohulty
Morrisnan Hoo
Od Campaip
iBegin cc
Obngie Ib
al Phillips Rf
Oitiechs
Sehwind
Teale
Rune
Ryan Connolly
McMulty
Lamberton
Sullivan Green Magoer
Murray
Dunse
Etrore
Sophomorat
Danle
Campaixi
Campaga
McLaughtip
Campassi
Lambarton
Hales
Camparal
Morrison
Campazz
Mr Wymard
Cincinnati Team Repeats Beats Pittsburgh 8 to 6
The Cincinnati United States Leaguers won their second straight game against Pittsburgh, edging them 8 to 6 in the afternoon game. Strong pitching supported by batting helped Cincinnati secure the win in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Pittsburgh
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pittsburghers
Minor League Baseball Score Summary Across Cities
A chaotic league-wide scoreboard shows numerous teams including Indianapolis, St Paul, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Minneapolis, Columbus, and Pittsburgh. Batters such as Callahan, Hicks, and Hogan feature with varied hits and bases.
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Cams
Ormey
Xense
Molcamp
Ollie
Oo.hoades
Hide Ed
Ad OlPowior
Pytterlten Mixon
Clark Rhea
Conwell
Charan Mb
Bierman Om
Olam
St Paul
Taylor P
Ginamillon
Toledo
Rodle
Betterjee
Leroy
James
Land
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Ana Milwaukes Zu
Pittsburgh
Lousvie
Ruse—Radhel Barton
Armbruster Witter
Hatterjee-Noel and
Hughes
Rowan
Malea
Hick
Callahan
Dum
Spencer Goes
Hamiltos
Basa Hite
Armbruster
Minneagolle
Rae Barto
Hicks Connall Wittereiastier
Calla
Minneapolis
Columbus
Beruckovt
Tar “Badebiee
Olmatesd
Owens McQuillan
Jor
Hogan
Hamilton
Basy Dally
Bobol
Ribbons
Editor chosen for Olympic Athletes' Newspaper
Hidney Abrams of London, an English lawyer, named editor of a new paper for Olympic athletes and enthusiasts to cover Stockholm news. Four Yale Athletics Association captains elected by sport captains include Football Walter Camp, Baseball George B Case, Crew Frederic W Allen, and Track John R Kilpatrick.
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Stockholm
Hidney Abrams
London
Enaleh
Yale University Athletics Association
Walter Camp
George B Case
Frederic W Allen
John R. Kilpatrick
Cobb's Hit Decides It In Detroit Victory Over St Louis
Detroit tops St Louis 3 to 2 in the final game of the series as Cobb and Bush spark a late rally. Cobb retired the side in the seventh with two spectacular catches, and Bush and Cobb drove in runs to seal the win for Detroit. Key hits included Cobb’s eighth inning single and Bush scoring with Cobb on base.
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Cobb
Ariog Laporte
Crewford Rf
Hogan
Delananty
Pratt
Morary
Wall
Manean
Stephens
Lake P
Lowoyeeniaoee
Detratt
Austin Pratt Hush Cobb
Stwhage
Bese Hite
Bush Stovall Bauman
Vite
nut—Austin
Banee
Caleb Moriarty
Stovall
Tatace
Beses
Tavis
Balle
Southland Triumphs 19-2 Over Engineers at Washington Barracks
Southland defeated the Engineer Corps 19 to 2 at the Washington Barracks. Heinrich and Discher powered the offense, Heinrich also hitting a three-bagger. The Engineers scored on errors and mounted a late rally, but Southland built a commanding lead early and cruised to the win behind strong pitching and timely hits.
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Southland
Engineer Corps
Washington Barracks
Helnrich
Discher
Engineera
Boothland
Anaineere Anh
Caroll Ib
Wilkenson
Heinrich
Goss
Rooer Cerrol Spaulding
Hunt Disehar Carr
Birch
Hasenstah
Warmouth
Engineers
Balle
Hasenslab
Hasentruck
Lister
Fiab
Divener
Heinei
Hunt
Bleter
Brock
Taylor Hunt
Krom
Fegan Tima
Tennis Tourney Opens At Chevy Chase Club
The Chevy Chase Club hosts its annual closed tennis tourney with four classes, including men and women divisions. Notables Clung Morgaz Calvert Moorhead Wood Heald and others compete in handicap and scratch events across singles, doubles, and mixed draws with winners advancing through a day of matches.
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Chevy Chase Club
Wil
Jades
Meng
Hamaeratell
Littlefield
Ip Ve Moorhead
Uytney
Jackean
OP Grusenor
Cuthbert Brown
Moorhead
John Calvert
Morgan Fob
Richard Hamilon
Morgan
Donn Jr
Wilcoy
Ralph Hills
Miss Smith
Greble Wiss Leupp
Hinckley
OToole Wildness Costs Chicago Loss to Pittsburgh
Chicago May and Marty Toole debuted with Chicago as Pittsburgh defeated them 6 to 2. Toole pitched well yet costly errors in the fourth inning allowed Pittsburgh to seize momentum. Zimmerman Lennox and Tinker sparked the offense as Chicago built an early lead before Pittsburgh surged ahead.
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Chicago
Marty Ufoole
Zimmerman
Evers
Lennox
Chiao
Pinbush
Sheckard If
Burnea O
Ewcert
Motta
al Etas
Cibeon
Pittsburgh
Schulte
Tinker Zimmerman
Lennox Archer
Richie Miller
Wilson
Hhia Zimmerman
Rifee
Gibson Sartieshie
Gibson
Are
Atulanes Hofman
Tinker
United States League standings and upcoming games
Incomplete list of standings and schedule shows teams such as Washington, New York, Richmond, Pittsburgh, and Chicago. The text mentions three-point plays and player names but details are garbled. Upcoming games include Washington at New York and Heeding at Richmond with Pittsburgh at Clucinmad.
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Washington
New York
Heeding
Richmond
Pittsburgh
Chieage
Baseball scores and standings wobble across leagues
Yesterday's results show Chicago and Cleveland among winners while Detroit and St Louis stumble. standings mix as Cleveland leads AL and Brooklyn trails in NL. Today Washington visits Philadelphia and Boston faces New York as schedules place New York at St Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Ubteago Ag
Washington
Rowan
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Detroit
New York
Brooklyn
Louis
Toston
Chicago
Detrot
St Louis
St Lous
Pittsburgh
Boston
Virginia Nine Clinches Season With Narrow Wins And Losses
Virginia closes its season with 13 wins and 7 defeats excluding exhibitions, beating Georgetown and North Carolina, and defeating Amherst Cornell Trinity South Carolina Georgia St Johns Richmond Princeton Yale results mixed, while Yale captures eastern intercollegiate soccer title and Boston Red Sox beat Baltimore 4 to 2 in a domestic league game.
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Washingteo Post
Charlottesville
Georgetown
Virginia
Washington
Montreal
North Carolina
Amherst
Cornell Trinity
Hartford
South Carolina University of Georgia St Johns
Richmond College
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Yale
Carter
Rixey
Grant
Detroit Bupa Pitcher Bailey Bought By Detroit Team
President Navin of the Detroit American League base ball club announced the purchase of Pitcher Bill Bailey from the St Louis Americans. Bailey, a left hander, was long considered one of Detroit's greatest hoodoos. Belmont Nine seeks a game and hopes to arrange a morning and afternoon clash with an out of town team on Tuesday May 3. Address T M Daugherty, 1319 Thirteenth street northwest.
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Aloysius
Southland
Acore
Ebert
Thompson
National Athletic Club
Haa
Detroit
Bupa
Bailey Detroit
Navin
Detroit American League Baseball Club
Bill Bailey
St Loui Americans
Bailey
Belmont Nine
Belmonts
Daugherty
Thirteenth Street
Nationals Pay a Visit to Philadelphia Today
Nationals travel to Philadelphia for a single game before returning to face the Western division. Grifs predicts a tough battle with the Athletics as Dixie Walker nears return. The team then hosts the White Sox Tuesday night at 6 o clock, while Callahan’s pitchers push spring workload to stay ahead.
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Nationals
Philadelphia
Grifts
Yarlovale
Phildelphia
Chicago
Grif
Athletics
Dixie” Walker
Wrest Pein
Homa
White Sox
Jim Callahan
Delag
Nattensis
Tobessan
Concedes Cornell Big Meet In Intercollegiate Race
Special to The Washington Post from Philadelphia May. Penn rates itself stronger despite Cornell leading after injuries to Marshall in the 10 yard dash. Cornell expected to win the half mile events and place second in the one half mile, setting 13 1 points start. Moakley anticipates scores from Fritz Nett Kanzier Hle shot putter and Fane broad jumper totaling about a dozen points.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
May
Cornell
Mike Murphy
Moakley
Fritz
Bennett
Kanzier
Fane
15 Mile Race To A E Wood World Record Run
A E Wood the English 16 mile champion set a new world best in an international 16 mile race at Celle park, finishing first from a field of twelve. William Queal of Alexa Relas Ray NY took second, and Al Shrubb England placed third with Ted Strooks Fal...
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New York
Celle Park
E Wood
William Queal
Alexa’ Relas
Ray N Y
al Shrubb
England
I Wan
Ted Strooks
Falee
Mass
Henry St ¥Ves
John Svanberg
Sweden
H Bruce
Pittsburgh
Charles Appleton
Glascow
Scotland
Obscure Local Page Fragment From Lexington Area
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference Lexington and Plaboergan with garbled names and phrases. The readable items mention a manager and various odd terms, lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities.
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