Washington club fined by commission over Heyder and Anderson sale
A national commission ruling fined the Washington club 19 for disposing of Eddie Heyder and John Anderson while they were not in the club's service. The article criticizes the investigation as one sided and questions Byron Johnson's role, arguing players deserve equal treatment and noting related game tactics and a Hal Chase incident.
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Mack Boosts Locales in Late Baseball Standings
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 12 to 5 while New York compresses St Louis 10 to 19 as Chicago and Boston struggle in the pennant race. Reports claim Waddell was released amid player pressure and frictions with Cantillon. Hughes and Vickers slated to pitch today amid a flurry of managerial decisions.
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Chicago
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Hints For The Fans On Spring Baseball Camps
Weather dampens early games as Connie Mack praises Nationals and Athletics. Ricky Cantillon signals and field strength are noted with Waddell exit and Seybold injury shaping rosters. Predictions pit New York and Chicago contenders as teams rally with new players and adjusted lineups.
Boston Mets Shutout of New York Highlights Pitching Duel
Boston restricts New York to one run as pitcher Cicette dominates. Key fielding miscues and a pair of early runs set the score at 1–0 in a tight game. Sullivan, Gessler, Wagner, and Crotts fueled the offense with timely hits while Newton struck out and left a bases-loaded jam.
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Baseball Briefs From The National League And American Associations
Pittsburg promises to be very interesting this year as Pirates pitchers show strain under aging Cy Young uses more curve balls than ever. Rain halted play in the Union League. Cantillon insulted umpire Connolly and was suspended. Charley Jones battles malaria and weight as St Louis rides a winning streak. Connie Mack vows to keep his uniform. Mike Cantillon’s Minneapolis struggles in the American Association. Bill Kre and the Millers show weakness. Jim McGuire and Bob Ungla lack of hits cause friction. Heyninger plans a big league deal with Pittsburg. Hughey Jennings urged to revive coaching to spark the Cigars, Toronto’s Schlaff shines at second for the Naps. Charley Hickman praised for Nap work.
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Boston Versus New York In American League Matchup
Boston faces New York in a classic American League game attended by 3 426 fans. Pittsburg meets Chicago in the National League drawing 5 546 spectators.
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New York
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Men’s suits offered at three Eighteen to Twenty dollars
A catalog style ad promoting Tech Oxfords and men’s suits priced at 18 and 20 dollars. It touts high standards, superior workmanship, and unprecedented tailoring quality, claiming prices exceed previous records while asserting continued progress and excellence.
Pittsburg Clash Over Raised Third Base Line
Chicago National League players protested at Exposition Park when Pittsburg’s third base line was found raised, hindering bunts. Umpire Hank ODay ordered the issue to be fixed. Starke and Clark faced pressure as Secretary Locke planned NL compliance steps and a report to President Pulliam if repairs were not completed.
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National League
Pulliam
Larney Dreyfus
Pirates Trim the Cubs in Fifth Inning Victory
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 1 to 0 in a five inning game as Lundgren issued three bases on balls. Lefield and Wagner drove runs. pitcher Tefield held Chicago to a single tally. Game featured early defensive miscues and strong pitching from Lundgren before being lifted in the eighth.
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Union League Results and Upcoming Games
Union League results show rain affecting Washington Wilmington and Reading Elizabeth and Brooklyn Paterson Brooklyn in recent play. Tomorrow Washington hosts Wilmington while Baltimore faces Philadelphia and Paterson meets Brooklyn. Elizabeth plays Reading. Several clubs seek games with District teams. notices list contact addresses for scheduling and league entries.
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Elizabeth
Brooklyn-Paterson
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Paterson
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Hildebrand Retires From Pittsburg Ball Club
Homer Hildebrand, ex Princeton star and long time Pittsburg player, ends his baseball career to return to North Dakota for the summer and pursue business ventures. Once plagued by a pitching arm injury from a Chicago game, doctors ruled out a return to pitching and advised retirement. He is noted as one of the era’s best all around players and is the brother of Doc Hildebrand.
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Glaze Benedict Specwal to The Washington Fast aston Mass
Daniel Ralph Glaze of the Red Sox arrived with teammates in the city. His wife welcomed him with a kiss as he revealed he is married, shocking fans who knew him as Ralph Glaze. The ceremony occurred January 5 in Providence with Exelyn Leavitt officiating.
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Exelyn Leavitt
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Thomas
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New York
Boston Americans Protest Game Against Athletics
Special to The Washington. Boston Americans President John Taylor protested a game with Philadelphia after a first inning blocked ball leads Hartsel to score from third. The protest marks a rare move by the Bostons in memory.
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Athletics
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Minor league results and betting ruling from Louisville
Baseball scores from the Southern and other leagues show multiple postponed games due to rain and wet grounds in Montgomery Mobile and Norfolk. A court ruling allows betting at Churchill Downs under the current mutuel system, maintaining the status quo for the Louisville authorities amid the meeting.
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DORRITT BEATS WILSON IN FOUR ROUND FEATHERWEIGHT ROUT
Corbitt while not a knockout king fights a stern battle against Wilson of Buffalo, dominating rounds two and four. Wilson tries hard, remains competitive through both rounds, but Corbitt’s peculiar defense stymies him and secures a decisive four round victory before the Arena. Williams is ringside and refereed by Pat O Connor with Don Filion Fred Martin and Bly Watster overseeing corners.
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Columbia Club Hosts Interstate Golf Tourney Amid Unfavorable Weather
The Columbia Golf Club tees off today on Brightwood Avenue for the annual sprig tournament. Weather remains poor with expected few withdrawals as entrants from Orkman Hampton Roads Baltimore Euclid and Biasconset join local clubs Chase Bannerleburn Columbia and others. Late entries accepted at the Columbia club this morning by committee clerk Mr Thormae Frans.
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