Nationals Downing Indians Touches On Track Events
Cleveland May 9 A fanfare for Jimmie O Neill's health with McBride and O Neill's brother Steve shows the 90 pound shortstop still frail after typhoid pneumonia. Nationals face Indiana in a Florida California hopeful scramble as McBride plans new pitching with Slotkin and Shaw or Sehacht to start. Gov Davis to attend flag-raising event and a preview of the World Championship bid unfolds.
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Bill McMurray
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Slotkin
Jimmy Shaw
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Bagby
Coveles
Chatkie
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Freebooters Rout Fort Myer Polo in Semifinal Thriller
The Freebooters defeated Fort Myer 10 to 1 despite an auto wreck en route to the match. Margetts and Erwin led the Freebooters with strong defense and scoring, earning a spot to face the Fort Myer winner at Potomac Park later this day. Seminoles A C seeks 13 and 14 year class games with Basic Sillers listed for Lincoln 4080.
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Potomac
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Lincoln
Baseball Daily Results and Standings Across Leagues
Yesterday in the American League Detroit beat St Louis 7 to 5. Today Washington visits Cleveland and New York goes to Detroit. National League results include Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 3 and 10 inning win Brooklyn over Philadelphia. Standings show Cleveland leading the AL with 156 games and a .714 win percentage. Brooklyn leads the NL with a .938 mark.
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Georgetown Clobbers Bethany in 18 0 Baseball rout
Georgetown overwhelms Bethany 18 to 0 on the Hilltop as John O'Reilly's team stacks fourteen hits including three homers and a double. Bethany errors and strong Georgetown hitting drive the lopsided victory with McCoy and Kling among standout performers.
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Duel of Giants Kelly and Ruth Sparks New York Feud
In New York a heated debate centers on George Kelly of the Giants and Babe Ruth of the Yankees. The piece argues against manager-imposed hitting limits and praises free swing, cites past players altered by instruction, and calls for transfer rules to curb athlete movement between schools.
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George Kelly
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Babe” Ruth
Buster
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Ruth
McGraw
Ers
Sherwood Magee
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Cincinnti
Lee Tad Jones
Jones
Yale
Barnard
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Harvard
New York Evening Mail
Washington Braves Down Brooklyn Royals in Eastern Title Bid
Washington and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with the Braves winning 10 to 8 at the American League park. Scrappy Brown hit a fourth inning homer and led Washington with 17 hits in the win. The second game of the series is scheduled for this afternoon at 4 o'clock with Hubbard facing either Pratt or RedWitherspoon.
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Harris
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Sloan
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Red Witherspoon
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Fiall
Swan
Perry
Georgetown Track Set for South Atlantic Mile Events
The Georgetown athletic field hosts a major Georgetown track meet featuring a stellar South Atlantic mile and half mile field. Entries include Watkins Virginia Poly, Ernst North Carolina State, Stevens Washington and Lee, and Crooks Maryland, with others from UNC, Richmond, VMI, and Georgetown. The revamped track promises fastest times as Washington DC hosts the largest outdoor meet to date.
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North Carola State
Stevens
Washington and Lee
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Fitzgerald
Newman
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Clegg
Thompson
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Geetown
Causey lifts Phillies past Brooklyn in tenth inning duel
In a doubleheader second game, Causey drove in the go ahead run in the tenth. Neale and Muesel followed with infield taps for a 3 to 2 Philadelphia win over Brooklyn after Brooklyn won the first 5 to 2. Both games featured late drama and pitching battles.
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Ruth Continues to Clout Home Runs in Toronto
May 9 Toronto reports the New York Americans with Babe Ruth as chief attraction defeated Toronto 4 to 3 in an exhibition game. Meusel and Ruth homered, marking the features of the contest.
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Braves Annex Fast Exhibition Game 4 9
The Boston Nationals defeated Boston College 4 to 0 in an exhibition at Boston. Mitzpatrick limited the Braves to one run through six innings, but four hits and two errors in the seventh produced four runs for the majors.
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Cubs Take Long End Of Exhibition Game
In Newcastle Pennsylvania the Chicago Cubs beat the Union Stars 3 to 1 in an exhibition game. Johnny Evers received a Knights of Columbus watch fob and charm before the first pitch.
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Central High Beats Hatchetites Freshmen in Narrow Win
Central High topped G W A Freshmen 8 to 3 as Boyd Edelin allowed six hits and struck out twelve. Central built an early lead with two runs in the first and added six more across the middle innings before finishing with an 8-3 final.
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