Yale Men Fast in Annual Intercollegiate Track Meet
Yale defeats Princeton in the annual Yale Princeton track meet by 595 8 to 41 6 at New Haven with Yale sweeping field events. Chisholm Yale freshman wins 220 yard hurdles in 23 seconds. Whitely leads Princeton in the 100 yard dash. Yale takes broad jump and shot put, others place. results list multiple events and performances across the day.
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Princeton
Taille
Whitely
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Frinceton
Chisholm
Thin
Pointe
Ted
Auiesa
Cooke
Jebup
Princetes
Tiga the
Deight
Ghithorn
Ascosd
King
Woothe and Dawe: Alexandria A.C. 5, Maccabees 0
Yale freshmen win over Penn freshmen 6 to 1 in New Haven. Williams beats Massachusetts Agricultural College 6 to 1 with no-hit bid by Davis. Holy Cross defeats Harvard 2 to 1 in a pitchers’ duel. Young Eagles seek games. Draughon's Baseball Team requests fixtures.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams
Roxy
Massachusetts Agricultural College
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Harvard
Worcester
Holy Cross
RH. x
Holsers
Harvard Poootsonar
Juley
Moblane
Hicke and
Tuung
Young Eagles
Tonnallytown
John Norris
Wisconsin Avenue
Tennallytons
B.C
Draughon
Wantu
Tyrevghon
Louis Glausell
Creaghan
Businews College
White Saves Chicago in Detroit Victory
Detroit defeats Chicago 3 to 0 as White saves the day in the ninth with bases loaded and one out after Crawford hit into a double play. Detrow, Browning, and Olmstead key pitching. Mullis and Crowe also noted. Game duration about 1 hour 60 minutes.
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Chicago
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Dougherty
Cola
Purtell
Metatyre
Cobb
Delebanty
Cole
Hl Browning
Whitte
Mersie
Perrine
O'Leughiin
Squeeze Play Lifts New York Over Boston in Ten Inning Win
New York edges Boston 4 to 3 after a tenth inning squeeze play. Beaton and teammates drive in decisive runs as Vaughn blanks Boston and the NY pitchers combine for the win. Hamphill, Walter, Mireball, and Speaker contribute in support.
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Boston
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Castle
ABWA
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Herohilie Ois
Gerentiy
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U Currinan
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Ucleothe
Cicotta la Tenta
York
Hamphill
Walter
Hese
Mireball
Speaker
Hite
Chasa
Laporte
Stella Hasae
Slabs
Touch
Laporta
Chase
Weston
Baatan
Vaugha
Ratls
Wemphirl
Byte
Ufipiree
Amecama Miiaa
Bean Ting
Nowra
Totala
Naps Win Sixth Straight Over St Louis Shutsout Detroit
Cleveland defeats St Louis 4 to 1 to stretch their win streak to six. Pitching by Dox and outdueling Gilligan, Cleveland gains early momentum with timely hits and baserunning. St Louis shows threats with stolen bases but is unable to overcome the Cleveland lead.
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Tntaor
Steven
Clavelanra
Umapirea
Shasta
Sheringa
Naval Academy Athlete Dalton Sets 120 Yard Hurdles Record
At Annapolis Maryland Naval Academy defeated Columbia in a close track meet with a standout performance by Dalton in the 120 yard hurdles. Dalton won the event in 15.2 seconds and set a new academy record, with Navy placing high in multiple events and the meet decided by a narrow margin in overall points.
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Harvard
Andover
Mass
Phillips-Andover Academy
Lynchburg Defeats Richmond Amid Rain Soaked Win
In Richmond Virginia on May day Griffin pitched Lynchburg to a 2 to 1 victory over Richmond in a rain drenched game. Brooklyn also beat Boston 3 to 0 as Rucker shut out the visitors with superb pitching. Brooklyn released Jim Jordan for 15 000 dollars after the game.
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Southern League
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Frock
Wil' Wy
Iite
Umphee
New York Nationals Beat Phillies 7 to 2 In Free Hitting Game
New York Nationals defeated Philadelphia 7 to 2 in a free hitting contest. Marquard and Moore pitched, with hits and errors listed for both clubs. The box includes multiple leagues and standings snippets from the era.
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Anes
Ambiguous Historical Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Fragmented OCR lists multiple league matchups with unclear team names and scores. Readable items cite Capital City, Takoma Bankers, Suburban La Rue Petworth, and other leagues with partial results like 8 to 2 and 7 to 4 while several entries are garbled.
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Savy ‘Yard
Bewkge
Laarue
Petworth
Takoma
Bankers League—Commercial
Washington Lenant Trust
Ae Independence League
Peal
Maewas
Bunday Bebool League
Ansportia
Peck
Bonthera Railway Laagum—Andttare
Bookkeepers
Dolores Departmental League
Wartail Mavs
Aarievitual
St Paul and Nassau clash in tight baseball contest
In a pitchers duel on the field yesterday St Paul beat Nassau 4 to 0. Morris starred at short for the winners while Bell’s defense and Donohoe’s pitching helped seal the shutout. Other games included Newark A C defeating Friendship 12 to 4 and Navy Yard beating the Pumping Station team 5 to 4.
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Washington Loan and Trust
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Bell
Hoover
Mayne
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thGnom
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Fie
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Munro
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Orien
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Nara
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Taylor
Mies
Guba
Milea
Hofmann
Amolte-Mz
Pate
Petworth Defeats Takoma to Tighten Suburban League Lead
Petworth rallied past Takoma for a sharp 6 to 0 Suburban League win as Garrett pitched five innings with nine strikeouts and one hit allowed. Le Duc delivered the longest hit of the season, while Dempsey and Smith contributed early offense as Petworth built a strong lead and seized control.
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Fatworth
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jEanBeeseh
Dpenselie
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Balle
OM Garret
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Brown
Homo run—Demptey
Sharmt Biden
Appleman
Deniony
le Dua
Tops Smith
Alsbor Bygan” Rath
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Minor league scores from American Association and Eastern League
Baseball results across multiple games in Minneapolis Milwaukee St Paul Kenosha City Indianapolis Columbus Toronto Newark Providence and Montreal. Scores vary with Toledo 3 Toledo 1 Milwaukee 4 Syracuse 2 Baltimore 4 Rochester 6 Newark 6 Manchester 1 Providence 4 Montreal 6 and others.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Rochester
Balimore
Derner
Guy
Jereay
Torani
Newark
Menark
Butta
Providence
Puso
Montreal
Ascarid
Montréal
Marines Face Anastasia in Southeast Chess Clash
The Marina Corps chess team meets the Anastasia mite at Seventeenth and D streets southeast this afternoon at 2. A long disputed rivalry will be settled in a hotly contested game between the two teams.
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Marina Corps
Anastasia Mite
D Streets
Tigers to Play Double Header at Thirteenth Street
The Tigers baseball team schedules a twin bill at Thirteenth and T northeast. At 1:30 PM they meet the Asbury Browns, and at 3:40 PM they face the Piedmont White Sox.
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Tigers
Thirteenth
T Streete
Asbury Browns
Piedmont ‘White Sox
The Post's Double Contest
Page 2 reports a double contest theme featuring coupon offers tied to the Jeffries Johnson fight and the World's Series baseball games. The item ties promotions to ongoing sports events and suggests readers collect or redeem coupons for related activities.
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Cooney Competes As League's Smallest Shortstop
The report notes Phil Cooney, last season with Portland in the Northwestern League at shortstop, as the league's smallest player. It contrasts his stature with rivals and mentions Terry Turner and Charley Franch as heavier, notable figures in the American League context.
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Phil Cooney
Portland
Atteke
Tha Naga
Pacific Slope
Terry Turner
Terry
Gharlay Franch
Boston
Looney
Prin
Mount Pleasent Club Defeats Braddock 1 to 0
The Mount Pleadent Athletic Club defeated Braddock yesterday afternoon by 1 to 0. Torrey went 6 for 6 at bat and pitched well, allowing five singles.
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Mount Pleadent Athletic Club
Braddock
Torrey
Hunter Keenest at Traps Sets High Percentage
At Analestan Gun Club on Enat ra Branch grounds near Repning tridee yesterday afternoon J H Hunter led shooters with 58 hits of 60 for a .967 percentage missing only two birds. Dr H P Gobey and Pull Steubener tied for second with 56 of 60 each, while Farnham and Miles Taylor followed, each with strong scores. The day featured many high percentages among the 1 483 birds claimed by the Analesian Gun Club members.
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Analesian
Enatra
Repning Tridee
J. H. Hunter
H. P. Gobey
Farnham
Miles Taylor
Maerett Dufour
Taylor
Henner
Wilson
HOME ELECTED PRESIDENT OF VIRGINIA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Special to The Washington Post from Charlottesville Virginia May. After a spirited election for officers of the General Athletic Association at the University of Virginia John Biuart Hume of Portsmouth was chosen president Edwin W Holladay of Charlottesville was named vice president Thomas Towles of the University student body and Willam Walter Douglas of Baltimore were named to the advisory board Hume Holladay Towles and Douglas are all varsity athletes Insurgent supporters claimed the vote reflects their victory and that their side offered no vice president candidate leaving a split between factions
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General Athletic Association
Virginia
Washington Post
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
John Biuart Hume
Portsmouth
Vita
Edwin W. Holladay
Thomas Towles
Willam Walter Douglas
Baltimore
Hume Ia
Welder
Holladay
Towles
Douglas
Fiamne
Speed events arranged for Potomac park matinee
A committee led by J A Jones De G G Patton Clifton Claspy and J Mott organized a Wednesday afternoon matinee at Potomac Park speedway. They classified seven free-for-all trots and paces plus races for A B trot A pace 3 year old trot and pace and a 5 race program.
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de. G. G. Patton
Clifton Claspy
J. ©. Mott
Associaion
Potomac Park Speedway
Dr. Patton
Ir. Chand
Rode
Mame Riley
Guld Fenble
Kano
Close
Pace
Lady Coziay
Alla Mary
Flora May
Questions About Baseball Rules From Sporting Post
A garbled Sporting Post plea asks for rule clarifications in Sunday pink sheet style. It centers on a batter’s rule when a runner is forced out and whether a strike or out counts, plus questions about runner timing and umpire decisions in a tense game.
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Eberfeld
Felding
Alea
McBride
Cornell Star Berna Sets Intercollegiate Two Mile Pace
Berna of Cornell won the two mile in 9 minutes 43.5 seconds, breaking Percy Taylor’s Intercollegiate mark. Cornell defeated Penn by 7238.3 to 4413.1 in a dual meet, with Cornell earning five places and a tie in field events. Teammate MacArthur placed second in the mile. Penn’s Wilton Paull was defeated in the headline race.
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Cornell
Washington Post
Ithaca
Bret
Wilton Paull
Pennsylvania
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Putname
Quakers
Auditors Beat Bookkeepers In Southern Railroad League Debut
The Auditors defeated the Bookkeepers 9 to 2 in a one sided opener. Both teams lacked fielding practice but hit well with Thompson collecting four safeties in five plate appearances. Complete line scores and player mentions follow the chaotic account with many OCR errors corrected for readability.
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Southern Railroad League
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Avittory
Ico
Oreig
Ismih
Miva
Deed Maeia
Od Telford
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Munch
Wren
Bootakoapers
Adde
Quinn
Hack
Turley
Morris
Millet Ch
Tolfora
Thampoom
Raitiy
Hutophrey
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Alupee
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Wile Plech
Simenon
Herbert Laughloa
Geine
Wisconsin by Four Points At Madison Track Meet
Wisconsin defeated Minnesota 61 to 61 in a close outdoor meet. Wisconsin led after the 2 mile race and dominated sprint events. Richards starred in dashes and the 1/4 mile. Clifton Tennis Club beat Woodley Athletic Club in doubles and singles. Kibbey swept opening singles 6 0 6 0. A summer duckpin league formed at National Howling Alleys with officers listed and early entrants keen on competition.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Tminois
Wiaconsin
Cleveland
Wia Vongin
Hast
Egat
Badger
Clifton
Garfeld
Clifton Tennis Club
Woodley Athletic Club
Walter Mibbey
G. Atkinson
Chinosa
Hill and Mason
Woodley
Kibbey
C. Corby
J. J. Conroy
B.C. Wilson
J. Bach
J. A Donaero
Anacostia Loses Narrowly in Sunday School League
Anacostia and Peck battled to a one run game with Bartlett pitching well for the winners, twelve strikeouts and four hits allowed. Dowie, Toa City, and Toa State University are noted in scattered track and college reports from the day, including Yale defeating Amherst in tennis.
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Beere
Anacostia
ADH
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Towa
Ker Hitag
Dore
Towa City
Olwilitime
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Bime
University
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Yatrall
Brewer
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Wild Price
Grae
Meyers
Hughes
Lafayette Beats NYU in Dual Meet at Easton
Lafayette College track team defeats New York University by a wide score in Easton Pennsylvania. The meet also notes Syracuse University beating Colgate in Syracuse, and various other college results including War and Navy Agricultural games in a colorful round of early May intercollegiate events.
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Basie
University of Maine
Accu
Maine
University of Vert Heim
Agra
Guttarsan
Vermont
Fes
Lafayette
N.Y. U
Easton
Lafayette College
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Syracuse
Haraiiton
N. Y
Syracuse University
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War and Navy
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Barnwell
Glaichard
Bishan
gle.Carroll
Padnunde
Hawkin
Bodnor
T.jonhan
Itech Doris
Bedotingong & Carroll
Ann Astor
Utveret DO
Alabama
Tania
Darvoeesty
Willamistown
Wibatins
Masoa
Ageleultaal
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Yeekey
Cotona
Baeler
Phillipe Beater
Kingston-Rhode
Connecticut
Hemprbirs State
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Corby
Colgate
Hove Gensys
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Roghestis University
Omer
Tateon Unter
Georgia
Stabame
Este Calvernity
Virginia Defeats West Point in Low-Scoring Baseball Clash
Virginia bested West Point 9 to 1 as the Southerners collected only four hits. Whiteside led Army with four hits and two runs while Brown added a triple. The Washington correspondent notes Marine and Ellicott City results from Maryland games and Yale beats Andover 8 to 4 in baggedail.
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Rhoae Huma
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Bilchett
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Cook
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Yolata
Universty
Virginia
Whiteida
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Riley
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Petat
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Blakeney
Ead Moan
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Dartmouth Defeats Yale in Tight Dartmouth-Opponent Tilt
In Ithaca on May 7, Dartmouth edged Yale 3 to 1 as Goodwillie excelled in tight spots. Cornell, Dartmouth, and Wright were noted among players, with Williams, Camm, and badbouree mentioned in the sparse, garbled text.
Hyattsville high school softball shuts out Heartsville in late May clash
Special to The Washington Port Hyattsville sees United States Senate employees in action as Heartsville falls to Manager Holden's squad. Herring, Hartley, and Burnside deliver runs and steals while pitching by Zorable, Muu, and Burke suppresses the offense. Final lines show Hyattsville dominating with multiple players making key plays and defensive outs.
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Johns Defeat Maryland Agricultural College In Exhibition Baseball
Bt Job s MAC Annapolis Md May 7 31 Johns defeated its old rival Maryland Agricultural College in a weak exhibition game. St Johns won by not playing badly as Maryland Agricultural College faltered. Sc ore and players listed include Melville Gortelyou Stevens and Brevish Bre, with Grove and Mallon credited in the box score. The game lasted 3 hours 45 minutes with a total of 99000 in attendance.
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