Cassidy's Great Stop and Throw Steals the Show
In Washington Philadelphia wins 3 1 as Cassidy stars with a remarkable stop and throw to erase Harry Davis at first. Townsend shines for the Nationals with a strong pitching showing and timely hits as Stahl's club battles the Athletics in a high tempo game.
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T. A. Winkersham
Nationals
Hopton
New York
Philadelphia
Joe Hunter
Washington
Walter Emerson
Jonen
Huslamag
Cassidy
Ef Xoll
Mittredgn
Townsend
Teu Philad! Ag
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A ‘Barton
Ab Martel
Mt Avi
Fey
Knight
Fowers
Schreck
G. A. Bonder
Washington Philadelphia
Palladel
Hin
Firat Bate
Arsington
Bender
Nationals Triumph in Washington Exposition with Notable Figures
In a Grand Stand scene Senator Gorman, Alice Roosevelt, and numerous dignitaries applaud the Nationals. Reports highlight Kittredge’s precision throwing, Cassidy and Jones’ sharp batting, and a spirited defense. Notables like Justice Day and Admiral Mason praise the team as Washington’s best in memory.
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Gorman
Boxx
Nationals
Washington
Kittredge
Cansidy
Man Jones
Routers
Chicago Beats Cleveland 8 1 in Slugging Rainened Night
Chicago defeated Cleveland 8 to 0 as Donahue failed to cover first base on a misplay allowing Davis to score in the sixth. Walsh pitched well for Chicago while Lafoie drove in both Cleveland runs. Attendance 1,748 in Cleveland Ohio on May 9.
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Chicago
Dopahoe
Cleveland
Ohio
Aki
Ublesgo
Jackson
Jonea
Catlehon
Donohueth
McFarlande
Tanneniil
Dundon
Walsh
Path Dome
Turner
Sacrinconi -Bay
Tannehill
Filck
Lajals
Callahan
End Davis
Donsrue
hall—Donahue
Hater
Lunes Topahue
WatneCard Kelley
Powell Ineffective as Red Sox Beat Yankees in Two Innings
Powell started for New York and was wild allowing five runs on five hits and three passes in the first two innings. Hogg relieved and held Boston to one hit as Tannehill was effective for seven innings. Attendance 7,237. Boston 6, New York 0. Pitchers, line scores, and fielding details given. Powell charged with loss.
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Allowa Bootos
Boston
Masy
Powell
New York
Hogg
Jone
Tannahil Wee
National League standings and results summary
The column lists NL games with Pittsburg at Philadelphia, St Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, and Chicago at Boston. Standings show New York 34 wins, Cincinnati 10 losses, Pittsburg 31 wins, Brooklyn 6 10, etc. In New York vs St Louis, St Louis won 9 to 7 in a nine inning rally noted for free hitting. McCann and Bresnahan featured for New York, Dunleavy hit a home run for St Louis, and Brow Birds were credited with two base hits. Attendance was about 4,000.
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Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louie
New York Today
Thirteen inning game ties then Cincinnati wins over Brooklyn
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 13 innings after tying in the ninth, with Cincinnati finally breaking through in the eighth. McIntyre held by Brooklyns pitching until late, key hits and fielding helped Cincinnati erase a deficit, Lumley homered, and Walker fanned several batters in a long 2 hour 5 minute opener before 3,600 fans at Brooklyn.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
N. C
McIntyre
Huggins
Lumley
Tigig
Tiga Bateh
Dela
Walker
Ayrouih
Teo-ben hit—Lewis
Sebrin
Bacrifice Hite
Debbe
Hale
Lemiey
Sheckard
Meintyra
Lumiey
Dabb
Chesh
Phelps
Steinfeldt
Walkar
Bix Talnge
Chneh
Alpe Inane
Jones
Dade
Malntyre
Om Walker
Brooklys
Chaetnmath
Maintyre
Cheek
Balm Walker
Ten Inning Duel Ends With Pittsburg Victory Over Philadelphia
In a poorly played ten inning game Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia. The visitors tied the score in the ninth on hard hitting then won in the tenth. Attendants near four thousand. Key players included Abbott Doolin and McBride for Pittsburgh with solid efforts. Philadelphia lineup featured Gleason and Booth.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Pitteburg
Vistors
dlAbbott
Doolin
McBride
Courtney
Booth
Sukee Charles
Gleason
Abbottie
Piers Bare
Warner
Bates
Pittebure
Calvary Beats Mount Pleasant Congregational Five to Four
In a tense seventh inning a Mount Vernon area church league game ended 5 to 4 as Calvary Methodist defeated Mount Pleasant Congregational. Lefty Herrin sparked the winning push with aggressive base running and Taylor stole home in the seventh to seal the score, while Sheckels and J Symanowski pitched well for their teams.
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Stephane We
Foundry
Trenth Street
Lydecker Avenue
Mount Vernon
Calvary Methodist Church
Waek
Mount Pleasant
Johnny
Quahtrelle
Taylor
Graven
Lord
Basa Kerriew
Recond
F. Symanoski
Slumberland
Paytor
Graves
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Harring
Clements
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Tindall
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Calvary M
Bheckels
J. Symm. Vos
J. Symanorki
F. Symanonki
F. Symanonki, Sacrifive Bite
Stulen Bagca
W. Symanonki
Guth
Quanirelle
Pasaod
Mr. Halts
Fourth Presbyterians Triumph In Seven Inning Win
The Fourth Presbyterians defeated Sixth Team 18 to 2 in seven innings at White Lot. Wahler and King led with multiple hits in a one sided affair as McKenny, Warman, and Bilelaski added power. Sixth started strong but faded, with errors keying a parade of Fourth runs throughout the game. Umpire Shipley called the contest after 1 hour 35 minutes.
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Fourth Presbyterian
White Lot
Whipley
Bixth
Nils
von “Red” Wahler
Charley King
Vic" Bilelaski
McKenny
Warman
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Vwell
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Ecora
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Wahfe Er Ur Gorton
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Lo Fos
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Sterifee
Leares Bishop
Alelaaki
Gordon
Senin
Ball
Doty
XC Clark
Macedonsia
Atekieon
Umptra
Mr. Shipley
Gans
Douglas Memorial Team Rises From Last With Timely Hitting
The Douglas Memorial team edged First Congregation 7 to 6 on the Northeast grounds, moving from last place to mid division in Section B. Ricard starred for the Congregationals, Conway led Memorial early before substitution, Stern suffered an injury, and Kettler replaced him. draeger from St Stephen's notes changes to the Douglas lineup with new eligible players.
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Retland
Douglas Boys
Ricard
Conway
Memorial Boys
Stern
Kettler
Douglas
Draeger
St. Stephen's Laat
Notable players shine in farm game with Craiger and Nagle strong
Yearling players J Nagle and Cheater Richardson top the field with sharp catches and solid hits. Craiger made a spectacular one hand grab over the head off McMorrise's liner, while Nagle added two remarkable catches and Righardaon debuted as a batter. Chester added a two bagger in the ninth, as official scoring details show Douglas RADAR and Conway among contributors in a 8 run session lasting 1 hour 40 minutes.
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J. Nogle
Cheater Richardson
Craiger
McMorrise
Nagle
Pasls
Righardaon
Dreeser
Dowley
Rana
Douglas
Cong
Piet Cong
Conway
Kettler
Ricky. Trickett
Ricard
Reymond
Kett
Mack
Ribherdeon
Wijl
Stern
Negro
Righardeon
Raymond
Wid Pltchee
Prazed
Wiulnte
Mr. Venable
Carroll Institute Beats St Stephens In Slugfest At Coliseum
Carroll Institute fell to St Stephens 10 to 2 at the Colisuem after battling early in the game. Freeman allowed three hits and two runs as Carroll struck out four times and failed to capitalize with runners on base. Forsythe Dunn and Carroll produced two base hits while Foraythe and Drury sparked Carroll’s lone runs in a game dominated by Stephen's timely hitting and defensive miscues.
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St. Stephen’s
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Aloyalue Club
Columbia Athistle C
St. Patrick'a
Bt Joseph's Club
Gt. Patrick's
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Tayer
Pintey
Shawtier
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Stevenson
Bryien
Rapp
Buscher
Warden
Shaemfer
Bunn
Finley
Bulk
St Pauls Defeats Immaculate in Slugging League Tilt
In a six inning Marquette League game St Pauls beat Immaculate 17 to 12. Wild pitching by Gardner and steady hitting by St Pauls and Immaculate led to a high scoring, error prone affair with Dukey Mone standout at the plate for St Pauls and Hoover Camaller contributing two hits each.
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St. Paul's
Immaculate Conception
St. Mari
Paul
T Patrick's
St. Vincent's
St. Paul
Immaculate
Gardner
Frank Steep
Steep
Daley
Coety
All Keady
Dukey" Mone
Hile Hoover
Camaller
Rita St. Paul
Ruta Aso
Ow Gard Stephenson
Gariier
Stephenson
Hite-Hoover
Camatter
Malloy
Stolom Bacee
Insmaculate
St Paul
Bie Wy Pitcer
Cy Yong Parnell Vallevia Maculats
Me Kander
Eame
Minor League Games Across Leagues Report Rain Delays and Scores
Baseball results from multiple leagues include American Association games with rain delays in Taipuapelle-Columbus St Paul-Kansas City and Milwaukee-Minneapolis. Toledo beat Louisville 2-1. Birmingham and Atlanta tied 3-3 after nine. Shreveport over Memphis 9-2. Little Rock defeated New Orleans. Washville-NasbyiWo lost to Montgomery. Eastern League notes and postponements. New York Jarsay City routed Baltimore 15-7. Providence Newark 0. South Atlantic games Augusta 7 Macon 0. Oleprienton Savannah 4 Charleston 1. college games Amherst over Corosli 4-1. Setey Hall beat Rut h well 4-0. Staunton Cageball tops Virginia in best local game. McGanwell and Dougherty released by Pete Brooklyn club.
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Taipuapelle
Columbus
St. Paul-Kansas City
Milwaukee-Minneapolis
Toledo
Tolgia
Louisville
Rechemer
Eaves Gamings
New York
Jarsay City
Baltimore
Providence
Newark
Social and Personal Notes From Page Seven Continued
Society items record departures for Europe and West Virginia, marriages and receptions at homes, notable visits by ex-senators and professors, and club entertainments. Individuals named include Mme. Torres and Viscount de Saint-Phalle, the Legare and Mills families, Mrs. Mackay and Princess Olona, Miss Maria Miler and Mr. Alexander Bentley, Ex-Senator McComas, Prof. G. L. Raymond, Misses Carlisle, and Mrs. Crawford. A bridal party at St Patrick's Church follows a marriage ceremony, while Allegretto Social Club hosts a gathering and plans a May 16 dance at North Takoma Hotel.
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St. Patrick's Church
Maria Miler
Alexander Bentley
Dridat
Imother
Allegretto Social Club
Henrietta Easter
Eighth Street Northwest
North Takoma Hotel
Takoma Park
D. C
Graeves
Cencilia Speer
Joseph 3
Joseph 3. Brashears; Treasurer, J. 0. Darnell, Jr
Julia Lachs
Armand Bergerman
Sti Hatreet Northwest
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