Interstata A C Runs-Cullom Corbin and Wheatley Shine
ABH Interstata A C game summary shows Cullom and Corbin contributing two RBIs each, straight Iriesen and McLarren with three hits, Stead and Montgomery among key players. Wheatley earned 13 strikeouts, Umpire Markle noted. final tally 7 to 4.
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Aullom
Q. Daugherty
Orbin
Ol Horner
Simcoe
Monts
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Interstata A
McLarre Wheatley
MecLee Stead
Markle
Eastern Nine Beats Tech 29 to 3 in High School Series
Eastern Nine routed Technical 29 to 3 at American League park in the sixth game of the high school series. Johnson pitched for Eastern, with ten strikeouts and six safeties allowed by Tech. Delandorff finished strong, Cahill held bat well, and McCarthy paced Eastern’s attack with multiple hits as the visitors rolled to their third straight victory.
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Johnson
Eastern
Tech
Hasterners
Dudley
Delandorff
Paul Cahill
McCarthy
Blacksmiths
Stowers
Ot Cohitl
Hanlesn
L Greer
Steed. c
I Thornett
OG Fisher
Ochsenr
Kira
Wissor
Bfilorn
Perry
Rudles Po
Keumpert
Pech - UO
Hager
Defander
Johnsen
Vitarage
Horron First in Good Race at Pimlico Feature
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore May 9 reports a mixed Pimlico card with strong steeplechase interest. Horron led a notable running of the final race while Flying Yankee faded in the drive and Pardner outgamed him in the closing stretch amid bright betting activity and post-race hullabaloo.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Pimlico
R. T. Wilson
Flying Yankee
Bartlett Mcciennan
J. B. Davis
Himation
Ticket of Leave
Buckthorn
Old Salt
Wooden i Shoes
Mazagine -Wan
Captain Swanson
Amos Turney
Worron
Horron
Tartar
Ringling
Hoff
Hoffman
Superstition
Woodcraft
Dade
H. G. Bedwell
Pimlico Race Report May Day Six Furlong Stakes
Pimlico May 9 card reports a six furlong purse for 3-year-olds and up with Magazine, Ambrose, and Horace E among notable runners. Magazine led early, surged to the long lead, then held on for a sharp finish as Ambrose faded late and Horace E battled to place. Third race results show Horton winning at 3-year-old age with Tartar and Ringling in close pursuit, Mediator fading while Ringling rallied late for a show.
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Sturt
Warner P OM Walker
Mazaigan
Pink Rose
PM Walker
Horre
A Matthews
Ambrose
Horace E
U.buster
OSH OD
Hoffman
Lady Irma
Robbing
Hermis
SBR
Devonde A AG
Tom Holland
Fordth
Aviator
Wolfe
Connolly
J Bauer
O.caldwell
Magazine
Horace
A. Turney
McGee
Joale L
W. Martin
Post
Ft. Fin
Horton
Turner
Tartar
Ringling
Wil
Robbins
Mediator
Clements
Union
Ae OB
Ward
Matuels
J . Talbot
Burgomaster
J. Founston
Troxler E
Robert Oliver
Ae Burrell
Leal
Bulgar
Milky Way
Az Ae
Wolke
Kettledrum
Dreyer
Wea
Meehan
Molna
Robert Onver
New Leaders at Duckpins Shine in City Meet
Washington City Duckpin Association action last night saw Housel and Grubies win doubles and singles, toppling rivals Bouchert and Rodgers and Foster and Murray with a 385 total. M. R. Rodgers moved to first in singles with a 3 set win as King trailed with 301.
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Washington City
Housel
G. Grubies
Gill Pins
Bouchert
Rodgers
Foster
Murray
M. R. Rodgers
King
Twining and Fairmont Face Off In Long Ball Contest
Stanton A. C. battles Fairmont in an 11 inning baseball clash lasting 1 hour 15 minutes. DerricK, Kirk, Hart, Shipley and Bauer spark the winners with key hits while Scarborough and Dyer hold tight on the mound.
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St'tor A.C
Achery
Harr
Stanley
McCabe
Dyer
Shipley
Stanton A. C
Fairmont
Derrick
Kirk, Hart
Oliver Bauer
Balla
Om Dyer
Scarborough
Kirt
Woodward
Baness
Russi
Kirk
Flahherty
Whipley
Olivers
Bauer
Wild
Mr. Jenkins
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Waverley A C Battles St Agnes In Amateur Baseball
Donnelly and Rawlings lead Waverley A C with multiple runs as they edge St Agnes 6 to 5. Madigan pitches for Waverley, Cruickshanks and Slater split mound duties for St Agnes in a 45 minute game with several errors and stolen bases.
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PostoMice
Agricuit’s
Kerr
Layler
Earnhardt
Ward
Warthen
Forrey
Neff
O.dowhey
I Anderson
Bidsness
Kreft
Bailey
Lyons
O Handing
Eidsnees
Beard
Bradley
Fenton
Kraft
Haning
Taylor
Murphy
Carroll
Widstes
Bailes
Portoffice
Agriculture
Ballz
Eldsness
Babbington
Torrey
Wid Priches
Bidmaens
Mr. Hughes
Wererler
Abhoah Boykin
Daniels
Donnelly
Breen
Rawlings
Hanley
C. Davia
Madigan
van Dyne
Dltuteheen
Riddle
Stanton
Benton
Roschter
Wft
Fitsgermuld
Tuohby
Collie
Fizgibbomsrt
al Totele
Ig Oat
Davis
Waverley A. C
Latton
Pall T Collie
Fitzgerstd
Sacraceries
Western Scores Shut-Out Over Georgetown Preps
Western dominated Georgetown Prep in a 15 to 0 shutout. Highlights include stellar pitching by Adams and strong fielding from Western as they held Prep scoreless throughout.
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Western
Georgetown
Adams
Western Arto
Rhoar Stearns
Belisel
Siearne i
Pecan Beemer
Rath AR
Bethe
Lehman
Adame
Erracs
Childe
Iench
Iis of
Cité
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Hame
Siearns
Letiman
Peyvin
Brewerie
Bethel
Perton
Tintan
Howard
Lynch
Mr Mullaney
Afterglow and Runners Stir Morning Telegraph Racing News
A cluttered rundown lists horse names and connections including Lady Lightning Florence Hoberts Sprite Ten Point and Bonanza with notes of trainers and owners. It mentions Cleveland releases a pitcher named Wilson and a transfer to New Orleans Southern League after a season in Ohio.
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Louisville
Cincinnati Enquirer
Afterglow
Lady Lightning
Nello
Dainty Mint
Ruffles
Birdie Williams
Grover Hughes
Casey Jones
Sprite
Lepchares
Ten Point
Foundation Destiny
Boots and Saddle
Alador Rolling Stone
Melton Street
Bonanza
Morning Telegraph
Florence Hoberts
Geld
Ophir
Aunt Mamie
Bronze Wing
Theodoria
Helen Barbee Rowid
the World Foundation
Destino Ha
Cleveland
Wilson
Ohio
Ponies F Owosan
Teveland Slib
Knoxville
New Orleans
Fordham Beats Catholic U 8 4 In Five Eight Frames
Fordham scored eight runs in the fifth and sixth innings to outpace Catholic University 8 to 4 at Fordham field. Leadoff hitters contributed. Viviano hit a two-base and Leech homered for Catholic U. Pivotal moments came from Fordham pitchers Travers and Carter, while Lehigh fell to Columbia in tennis by five matches to one.
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New York
Fordham
Catholic University
Fordham Field
Abhoa
Cath. U
McDonnellt
Elliste
Pipp
McEriean
D/Hayes
Otto Viviane
Fisnagan
i/Smith
Walsh
Ryan
Totais
Carter
Catholic Univ
Ellitte
Viviano
Sharkey
Leech
McFrean
Flanagin
Zachary
Travers
McDonal
Lynch
McErican
Flanagan
Flenegan
McGovern
Bharkey
Trevers
Trayers
Ford Fam
Posse
Smith
Aldis
Columbia
Lehigh
Bethlehem
Columbia University
Admission of Highland Team Completes Potomac League
Arrangements were completed for the Potomac League season with a June 2 opening in the President New ecombe office. Government Hospital for the Insane and Congress Heights will play the opening game as Highland Athletic Club of Anacostia joins, making a six club circuit. Umpires Walter Milburne and A L Bur sse will oversee games with W A Cornish as official scorer. Nine schedule changes updated dates include Anacostia vs Oxon Hill and Congress Heights vs Steel Plant among others. Barton Receives 100 Dollar Bonus for Victory.
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Highland
Newecombe
Government Hospital For the Insane
Congress Heights
G. B. Carter
Highland Athletic Club
Anacostia
Walter Milburne
A. L. Bursess
W. A. Cornish
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