Catholic University Beats New York University in Six Inning Tilt
Catholic University of Washington won its Northern trip opener, defeating New York University 14 to 2 before darkness halted play after six innings. Notable performers include Travers on the mound for NYU and Zachary and Horan with multi base hits for Catholic University. Newport News beats Petersburg 2 to 1 as Motzer fails to cover third and Austin yields to a pinch hitter.
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Steed to Lead Tech Nine in Captaincy Change
Tech News reports Frank Steed catcher elected captain of the Tech Nine replacing benched Oliver Perry. McCarthy becomes outfielder. Simpson and Roberta lose advisory roles and are replaced by McWinmey and Rooney. Regular pitcher Defandorf to start after Dudley injury in game with Cathedral.
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Central Clashes Western in High School Championship at Park
Central and Western meet today at American League Park in the high school baseball final. Brewer pitches for Western while Taggart returns to the box for Central in a potential upset bid at 3 15 p m. The game marks the O Streeters last stand in the league.
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Leaders Lose to Cardinals in Philadelphia Game
In Philadelphia on May 6, St Louis defeated the Phillies 3 to 1 behind two key runs from a seventh inning Wingo double. Huggins and Knabe produced multiple hits, while pitching held Philadelphia to limited scoring. Time of game stood at 1 hour and 40 minutes.
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Dahlen Outguesses Evers to Edge Cubs in Brooklyn Win
Brooklyn beats Chicago 4 to 3 in the first game of the series as Dahlen outguesses Evers. Hummel delivers the decisive hit in the seventh after Wheat and Smith set up the tying run. Sater and Moran contribute, with Chicago errors and timely hits shaping the endgame.
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Giants End Losing Streak In Sludge Match Win Over Cincinnati
The New York Giants halted their skid by defeating Cincinnati 8 to 6 in a weathered slugfest. Tinker's squad trailed by five runs in the fifth but rallied with timely hits from Bescher, Snodgrass, and Merkle, as Suggs struggled and Demaree held the late innings. The game featured RBI bursts from Bates, Almeida, and Herzog, with Merkle twice crossing the plate and Herzog adding key runs.
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Braves Rally in Extras Beats Pirates 3-2 in 10
In Boston May 6 pinch hitter Kirke delivered a hit that sparked a 10 inning 3-2 win over Pittsburgh. Wagner returned to the lineup as Boston held off Pittsburgh with key hits from Kirke Maranville and Perdue and a strong relief showing by Hendrie.
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Ed Foster to Miss Western Invasion with Fever
Nadie Foater the Latiennia third baseman is suffering a light attack of upkeid fever at Georgetown Lobrralty Hospital. He is greatly improved but the attending physician says he will not join the team during the Western invasion.
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Nationals Weary Tribe On Arriving At Chicago
Twenty one Washington athletes two coaches one manager a secretary one trainer and four chroniclers arrive in Chicago after a 28 hour train ride from Boston. Hughes may pitch for Washington and Walsh may pitch for Chicago. Umpire Bill Evans is trusted and St. Louis may face Walter Johnson. The group lands amid talk of Red Sox woes and Athletics shake ups as they head toward Cleveland and the Naps.
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Gandil sidelined by toe injury in White Sox series
Special to The Washington Post from Chicago May 6 reports "Chick" Gandil cannot wear a shoe due to a badly swollen injured toe and may be limited to play when the Nationals reach St Louis. Trainers and scouts monitor possible developments as rain delays affect travel and lineup plans.
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Chicago
White Sox
Chick” Gandil
Martin
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St. Louis
No Hit Game For Brown In Federal League Victory
Brown pitched a gem as his team shut out Takoma 2 to 0, with eight strikeouts sending Takoma hitters to the bench. Petworth provided all the run support, and Takoma failed to break through against Brown’s gilt-edged pitching.
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Minor League Scores Across Circuits
Baseball results from multiple leagues including American Association Milwaukee 6 Minneapolis 7 and International League Buffalo 6 Providence 5 plus Tri State York 3 in 23 innings. Southern League Nashville 2 Memphis 1 and Virginia League Portsmouth 8 Norfolk 6. College games saw Catholic University 14 New York University 2 and Michigan 8 Washington and Jefferson 2.
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Amateur Games Today in Central League Matchups
Central League features various matches across northeast districts with teams such as M. H. A. against GF O, Capital City versus North Capitol, Bankers versus Southeast, and White Lot against Agelas. Other fixtures include Yangiewoods versus Stantone at the Y M C A, and Printera versus C. of G near Marquette and Wisconsin Avenue.
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Sherwood Defeats Twining In Central League Tilt
Sherwood won a fast paced Central League game at Columbia Park, 7 to 1, led by strong hitting from Long and O’Neill. The box shows Sherwood's 7 runs on 12 hits with Twining scoring 1 run, while Rhodes and Nolan split pitching duties for Sherwood. In a separate Marquette League game, St. Stephen's beat War Department 9 to 2 as Newton, Cross, and Murphy led the offense and Snyder homered for St. Stephen's. A Calgary boxing note states Luther McCarty will fight Arthur Pelkey in a ten round bout on May 24 after Burns confirmed the matchup.
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Umpire C B Owens Dismissed By National League President
New York May 6 President Lynch announced the dismissal of Umpire C B Owens for entering a gambling resort. Lynch said umpires must add dignity to their positions as league representatives and Owens forfeited league protection.
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Chase Trade Talk Hints at Detroit Chance Worry
Detroit, Mich May. Manager Frank Chance hinted a possible trade of Hal Chase to Detroit if a fair exchange could be reached. He named two Detroit players Crawford and Cobb as potential fair partners but said no deal existed. Chance noted teams would want Chase yet demand too many substitutes. Also: New York Horse Show slated for Madison Square Garden November 15 to 22.
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