Athletics Win Preakness Aid by Errors in Odd Tilt
Nationals win 6 to 3 aided by two misplays, as Layminster and Athletics capitalize on fielding miscues. Elberfold contributes two throws. Connelly argues a disputed call over a bad throw. Groom outpitched by Bender amid power-laden rallies and late scoring, with Um pire Connolly involved in a heated exchange.
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Layminster
Bender
Dascours
Washington Gams Eead
Aleer
Davis
Connolly
Baseball standings and games in the league
The page lists American and National League standings with teams such as Philadelphia Chicago New York and Washington and notes games today Cleveland at Chicago St Louis at Detroit Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis. It also reports a Turmverein athletic meet training for July 4 and a May 15 excursion and exhibition at Chesapeake Beach.
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Philadelphia
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Fievolana
Boston
New York
Washington
Cleveland
St Louis
Detroit
Chiumbe Turmersiandorses
Fey
Tamverein
Chesapeake Beach
Gallaudet Wins Game With Likely Referee Pick
Gallaudet defeats its opponent in a tightly fought game as Welsh is widely expected to be chosen as the referee for the upcoming bout. Dillon Twiels contributed solid ball handling and defense throughout.
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Gallaudet
Georgetown Defeats New Yorkers In Seventh Inning Clash
Georgetown University baseball suffered a 0 to 4 loss to Columbia at Southfield. Columbia piled up runs from the third through the seventh inning while Georgetown bullpen struggled as Lat Colm and later Blo hmary allowed multiple hits. Game ended early in the seventh to enable travel home for the Georgetown squad.
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Eallo
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New York
Crivmue
Georgetown
Southfield
Washington
Hatry Columba
Murphy
Eond
Columbia
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Eneek
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Sims Uva
Columbis
Nations Notes on Crooks and Gallaudet in Exciting Falls
Gallaudet defeated Catholic University 6 to 1 at Kendall Green in a tense afternoon game marked by Devries triple and a seventh inning surge. The Brooklanders gained momentum as Battiste, Blanchard, and Rockwell led scoring with strong defensive plays, while CU pitcher Hatner and Green held off repeated Gallaudet threats.
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Carlisle reaches hammer mark in dual meet record
Carlisle P N May 7 Lee J Talbot of Pennsylvania State College and formerly of Cornell broke the collegiate hammer throw record with a 173 ft arcing effort in the State College versus Carlisle Indians dual meet. The record was 166 ft set by IR De Witt of Princeton. The meet ended tied 58-58 as both teams set their own marks.
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Lee J Talbot
Pennsylvania State College
Cornell
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Carlisle Indians
IR de Witt
Princeton
J J Flanigan
Tadiang
Ue State College
Navy oarsmen best show superior form in two-male race
The Naval Academy crew defeated Columbia by two and a half lengths in the big Severn race, with Annapolis also winning two preliminary events. The second- and third-place finishes followed strong starts, as Academy crews demonstrated stamina, coaching, and strength in a close program of single-start events.
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Trivial Central High
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Naval Academy
Columbia
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Hopeful football students press for rule changes and resumed season
Communication with active modifiers signals tentative schedule for gridiron return. Racing winds and course quality disrupts practice as Columbia and Navy crews race long distance. new rules aim to speed rowing as a proxy sign of reform, while football prospects hinge on wind and policy clarity.
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Columbia
Crorgataon
Boosie Slear
Midshipmen
Bresnahan and Lynch clash over schedule at St Louis Nationals
Bresnahan writes Lynch disputing tactics after a disallowed game. He argues for a fair schedule and criticizes claims about threats to the league. The report notes a tentative plan for a resumed campaign and mentions Vincent Dailey as captain elect.
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Campagn
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Bresnahan
St Lous Nationals
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Lynch
National League
Guma
Guna
Virginia
Fordham
Washington
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Ington
Midshipmen Lose at Tennis to Cornell in Annapolis
Cornell defeats Navy 3-1 in singles with two doubles wins confirming a close afternoon. Fulton defeated Hoagland in straight sets to prevent a complete whitewash for the Midshipmen. Scores indicate a hard fought local clash with end results favoring Cornell.
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Naval Academy
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Marathon to Mahoney Wins Laurel to Baltimore Race
Special to The Washington Pest Baltimore May 7 James Mahoney wearing the velors of the Memorial Athletic Club of Washington won the annual Laurel to Baltimore marathon beating Henry Viller of this city in a grueling time. His time 2 hrs 1 min 21 sec was very fast. One feature of the race was the struggle between Stecker of the Washington Young Men's Christian Association and Withinstone of the Cross Country Club for supremacy.
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Baltimore
James Mahoney
Memorial Athletic Club of Washington
Henry Viller
Stecker
Washington Young Wenls Christian Association
Withinstone
Cross Cantry Club
Nationals and Fans Debate Baseball Struggles and Weston Walk
A long, fragment filled piece discusses Johnson as pitcher needing support, Kraune’s two singles and two doubles, and the Nationals’ future with McAleer. Chong Fat comments on baseball fate, umpires, and fans in San Rafael. Weston returns from his continental walk amid New York praise and gala crowds.
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Johnaon
Johnson
Kraune
Golf Honors To Travis In Garden City Tourney Final
In a 36 hole final at Garden City Golf Club Wake Jo Travis defeated Jerome D Travers by two up to win the Garden City Tourney. Westbrook beat White of Osx nine up and eight to play in the second sixteen while Hout defeated Thomson and Kellar won the handicap with a net score as the field battled through the day.
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Horse Race Wager Totals From Pimlico Aqueduct and Lexington
Betting turnover listed for Pimlico Aqueduct and Lexington races with multiple entries and odds. Notable winners include Rose Queen 9 to 20 and Fayette 2 to 5 in Lexington, with pools totals referenced as 52 mutuel pools.
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Denver
Harvard Downs Dartmouth in Duel Track Meet
Harvard dominated the annual Harvard Dartmouth track duel at the Stadium winning 2166 to 16. The Crimson scored in every event and benefited from new performers such as WT Ryan a junior mile winner who emerged as a key contributor despite several top athletes being out with injuries. No records were broken.
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Ty Miness
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Hamard
Layminster Wing Wins Preakness at Pimlico by Neck
Layminster Wing, trained by Cassatt, nips Dalhousie in the Preakness with Sager third as a large crowd attends the closing day of Marland Track Club racing. Cassatt’s Lawminster takes the feature, as High Private falls a neck to Superstition in the mile and a furlong. Green Spring Valley steeplechase ends with Algie Rossfenton winning and the favorite falling.
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Wich
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High Private
Superstition
Len Private
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al Igie Rossfenton
Fellsien
PIMLICO NOTES Rides and Races Reported After Preakness
Dr J Tyree of Washington purchased Ivyton from Archie Bradley. Captain Cansatt presented Little Estep who rode Laymaster to victory with $200. Wann x acted as steward during the Preakness. In the steeplechase Thomas Clyda Mad starters and Heads bandages interfered with Watera. Watera fell ill after the race. veterinary care needed. Likely affected horse performance.
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Washington
Archie Bradley
Cansatt
Little Estep
Laymaster
Wann x
Thomas Clyda
Fida
King Handicap at Aqueduct King Fayette Dominates Field
At Aqueduct Day 7 Fayette won the King Handicap by a wide margin easing to victory in 1 43 2 over 11 16 miles amid a small field. Magazine and Wanner were runners up with the crowd enjoying a solid day of racing and strong performances across the card. Other races saw noted horses and jockeys contesting divisions with varying success and time records noted for several events.
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Maryland
Grand Stand
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Tiel
Dooley
Aleo Xan
Vatiania
Musetta W Causes Sensation at Lemington Spring Meet
Musetta W created a sensation in the 8 event program at the Lemington spring meeting, delivering a notable performance that drew attention from attendees.
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Lemngton
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