Cleveland Tops Chicago 2 0 in Pitchers Duel
Cleveland defeated Chicago 2 to 0 as Rhodes held the visitors to two hits. Owen started for Chicago and allowed seven hits while striking out seven. Attendance 18,750. St Louis beat Detroit 2 to 1, and Philadelphia visits Washington while New York meets Boston.
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Defeata Webb in three cornered auto match at Delmar track
In St Louis on May 7 A C Webb driven stock car defeated Barney Ohstela and Earl Kiser in a three cornered feature at Delmar race track. Webb won multiple heats including the final two mile heat, with times listed for each segment of the event.
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Ocean Auto Boat Race Starts Without Nixon's Gregory
Seven auto boats began the long distance race from Algiers to Toulon with two clusters and seven torpedo boat destroyers in attendance. Nixon's Gregory was absent. Two boats were towed, and Port Mahon is expected to receive racers tomorrow as it remains choppy at sea. The Italian racer Fell ATe and Camille with Mme du Gast navigated for updates. Volcano of Kilauea shows increased lava flow and crater activity in Honolulu.
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Goldhein & Sons Tailors Featured in Washington Ad
Washington's leading tailors Goldhein & Sons advertise in the 403 Seventh block offering custom suits and alterations. The firm markets quality fabrics and expert fittings, inviting customers to visit their shop for tailored menswear and professional attire.
Pittsburg Rally Surges Past Cincinnati in Ten
Pittsburg defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 in ten innings as Ewing's misthrowing spurred a rally. Pittsburgh pushed four runs across on balls and wild pitches, with key hits from Seymour Clarke and Dolan. Attendance reached 14,838 amid a tense late inning comeback.
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Four straight for Chicago in closing series shutout
Chicago completed a four game sweep of St Louis with a 28 2 0 victory. Schulte had a triple and Brains fumble produced the third run while Taylor kept St Louis hitless with two double plays aiding the shutout attendance 14000 Calougo.
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Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia In Seventh Inning Rally
In Washington Park Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 in the third Sunday baseball game. A two-out seventh-inning rally plated three runs, flipping a likely loss into a Brooklyn win as attendance reached about 10,000. Sheckard and Mitchell led Brooklyn with key hits, while McGee homered for Philadelphia.
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Baseball score roundup from minor leagues
In the American Association Milwaukee beat Columbus 3 to 2 while Toledo topped Louisville 6 to 4 and Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis 8 to 1. Eastern League action saw Providence and Baltimore in a rain delay at Montreal. Newark edged Jersey City in eleven innings. Southern League games: New Orleans beat Memphis 6 to 1 while Shreveport game postponed by rain. South Atlantic League Jacksonville defeated Charleston 1 to 0.
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Amateur Baseball Roundup From Local Clubs
The Fendall Cadets beat the Bel monts 16 to 1 in a practice game. King pitched well for the Cadets, with Keate Wells and Smith behind him. The Corcoran Stars beat the Forget me nots 6 to 3 to start their season and seek twelve year old teams’ contact via J Keane at 2007 Olive Avenue. The mass Catholic Association fielded a strong team in a practice game versus the Lae OW and the Aquinas head to play Carroll Institute with Frank McCormick named captain and W S Riley taking charge of team management in Washington.
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Vespers' Henley hopes under debate on Harlem River
Special to The Washington Post reports a large gathering on the Harlem River weighing Vespers prospects at Henley. Only three of the original Vesper eight named, Exley Marsh and Javenal, with experts arguing the squad lacks depth against Leander and Oxford crews.
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West to Meet East Intercollegiate Track Contests Planned
Plans advance for annual intercollegiate meets between Eastern and Western winners. Correspondence has intensified, with a meeting of the Intercollegiate Track Athletic Association in New York expected to discuss further. The West favors alternated hosting with East one year and West the next.
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Penn football schedule shows UNC substitution for PSU
The University of Pennsylvania announces its football schedule with Pennsylvania State College dropped and the University of North Carolina added. All games except the Columbia clash in New York will be at Franklin Field, with dates including September 3, October 4, October 11, October 13, October 21, and November dates against Brown, Lafayette, Virginia, Columbia, and Cornell.
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Belmont Park Moves Races to Main Track
Belmont stewards announce changes for races six and a half furlongs and longer for three year olds and up to be run on the main track starting May 9 while the May 1 six furlongs two furlongs event on the Belmont course remains. May Sutton to tour London for world women’s tennis title matches.
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League's Good Start as St Josephs Joins Capital City League
The Capital City League opens with St Josephs admitted the day before the season, managers Heaney and Sutton directing a squad with Krafta catching Sutton at first and Sullivan at second. The Bureau Athletic Club shifts to a permanent multi sport group with Maurice O Connor J Batch and Charles Lord guiding a strong roster from last year, aiming to pennant glory.
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Capital City League Notes Show Stronger Play This Year
The Capital City League notes a stronger season than last year with players like Handthoe and Taylor making key plays. Misplayed fly balls and early fielding errors mark the opening week as St Stephen's Institute and Carrolls feature prominently. The press accommodations are praised as swell and elegant, with warm thanks to President Brown.
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