Nationals Open Series in Cleveland as Raucous Fans Rise
Cleveland fans flood streets as the Nationals arrive for the series openers, predicted to draw a massive crowd. Manager Stahl speaks with guarded confidence while Lajoie vows to halt Washington’s momentum. Jacobsen to start for the Nationals against Moore or Bernhard. The Ohio tilt begins at 2:99, four thirty Washington time, with The Post bulletins to follow.
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Weshington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
Joseph
Nationals
Sharps
Clevelands
Forest City
Outitla
Stahl
Evening Papers
Lajoie Ie
Jacobsen
Moore
Bernhard
Dadj Shand
Jake
Clarence L. Cullen
Foundrys Triumph Over Columbias In Government Printing Office League
Foundrys 17 columbias 7 in seventh inning collapse as Brown holds hit total to five while Burlingame goes four for five. Betdaw scattered hits. Columbias misplayed field and surrendered eight runs late. Umpire Purdy. Rain earlier kept crowd away. late seats filled.
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Columbias
Government Printing Office
Columbias and Foundrys
Foundrys
Brown
Foundry
Betdaw
Waterloo
Mills
Patteson
Burlingame
Millie
Mulligan
Christian
Atkinson
Wisner
Steadi Ke
Teray
REO AB
Columbian Treed
Atkingon
Ana Bao Burlings
Gwieerushes
Rte
Gocenl We
Addison
Chamberi
Maltieen
Atkinton
Mr. Purdy
Independent League Results Mix With Ties And Postponements
American Association games included Indianapolis and Columbus 2 postponed at Toledo due to wet grounds, Minneapolis 2 Milwaukee 2, and St Paul 4 Kansas City 6. Southern League reports Birmingham 2 Atlanta 6, Nashville 13 Montgomery 3, Little Rock 2 New Orleans 2, Shreveport 1 Memphis 4, Eastern League Montreal 1 Rochester 2, Toronto 8 Buffalo 0, Newark 4 Baltimore 3, Jersey City 3 Providence 3 in tie context. Midshipmen and Maryland Athletics played to a 7-7 eight inning draw, Annapolis noting Navy led in second and sixth, visitors surged with a home run, later Navy shortstop hit a go-ahead homer in eighth before game ended by agreement.
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American Association
Tndianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Toledo-Loulavills
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Southern League
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
Neshrville
Montgomery
AL Little Rock
Little Rock
New Orleans
Shreveport
Afemphla
Midshipmen
Maryland Athletics
Washington Post
Annapolis
Maryland Athletic Club
Baltimore
Navy
McDonnell
H. Whitehurst
iG‘il
McWhorter
Rhoad Mac Rhore
Sparta
Sherlock
M. Whiteburst
Whitebbee and
Fields
Bscrifice
Spofford
Thrse
Dougress
Gill
Balle
Sports and
Andrews
Sparka
Poeach Balie
Leimner
Sparks
Sparky
Douglaw
M.A. C
Joyser
Uroprie
Snyder
Danville Blank Greensboro in Seven Inning Opener
Danville defeated Greensboro 6 to 0 in seven innings as a storm disrupted play in the Virginia Carolina League opener. Danville scored five runs in the third inning, and the game was called after the seventh. In a second game, Charlotte beat Belhaven Spence 12 to 2.
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Danville
Greensboro
Spechat
Washington Post
N. C
Greeneboro
Charlotte
Chariots
Beliehury-Spencar
Boston and Chicago Split Doubleheader in May Day Action
Boston and Chicago played to a split in a May 1 doubleheader with Boston winning the first game 4 0 in the ninth on four straight singles after exploding in the first inning. The second game was low hitting, but costly errors and Wilhelm’s pitches aided Boston for a 3 1 Cincinnati style score. Attendance was listed at 2 600 for the day.
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Chicago
Boston
Mass
Weimer
Wilhelm
Raymer
Lauterborn
Phillies Win With Strong Hitting In Early Lead
In Philadelphia on May 10, good hitting decided the game as Flaherty allowed seven hits in three innings before being relieved by Case. Corridon pitched steadily for Philadelphia, with attendance listed at 2007. The Pirates' lineup shows multiple players and a high-scoring finish, while St Louis and New York games are noted in brief summaries with tied scores and late-inning heroics.
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Flaherty
Philadelphia
Case
Corridon
Seare
Fitaburg
HHOAH
Falladepa
Bos
Glarke
Thomag
Hilderan Ie
Glenmon
Beaumont
Courtney
Howard
Medes
Wagner
Dites
Cloney
Bissett
Ritehsy
Doolls
McBride
Doom
C. Cerlsch
Statenhaven
Bransfeld
Doolin
Clarke
Ritebey
Gleason
McGee
Bransfield
Clancy
Thoman
Carridon
Om Flaherty
Ringe
Titub
Courtaney
Amalie
Kiem
St Vincent Defeats St Patrick in Seven Inning Game
In a Marquette League match St Vincent triumphed 9 to 2 over St Patrick after seven innings. Both pitchers were hit hard, with St Vincent collecting nine hits off Johnson and Callen allowing ten. Forrester made five key plays in center field as St Vincent earned the win behind solid defense and timely hitting.
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St. Vincent’s
St. Patrick’a
W. L. Pet
W. L
St. Martin
St Vincent
St Paul
Immaculate ‘Trinity
St. Patrick
St. Vincent
St. Patrick Boys
Johnson
Callen
Forrester
Center Garden
Louis
Long Renson
Bela
Bt. Vincent
Toposs Rt
Dol
Mofitt
Marome
Sartre Ar
Foundry shuts down St Stephen's in 6 to 1 loss
Foundry Sunday school team defeated St Stephen's 6 to 1 on Mt Pleasant grounds. Key hitting by Bill Donaldson and Dusty Rhodes helped Foundry overcome early St Stephen's defense. J O'Brien added a home run for Foundry. McKnight and Hayden contributed for the losers. Umpire Betts officiated. game lasted one hour.
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Foundry Boys
Brown
J. O’brien
Rhodes Dons St. Stephen’s
Calvary
M. B
Ve. Gurley
Fourteenth Street
Lydesker Avenue
Foundry
St. Stephen's Boys
Mt. Pleasant Grounds
Bill" Donaldson
Episcopalian
Harry Hayden
McKnight
Methodists
Iim
Hill Boys
Conner
Xander
Short
Donaldson
Fritz
J. O'Brien
Dusty” Rhodes
St. Stephen's
Bryan
McDonald
Foundrys
Youndrys Rhoah
Stephen
Rhoae
Kincey
G Hayden
W.derann
Stephen's
Stephen’s
babes—Foundry
Bane
Bella
W. Donaldson
W Donaldson
Brows
O’brien
Kinney
O Brien
Hayien
Eernest
Lytham
Mr. Betts
Commissioners Beat Mount Pleasant Congregationalists 3 0
In a well pitched District contest Cantwell held the Mount Pleasant Congregationalists to three hits. Kohler was effective for the churchmen as both twirlers kept the game tight with timely outs. Hoff man tripled and Beall scored on a slow grounder, while Cantwell added a run with a one base smash and Hoff man sac fly. Hooks and Handihoe contributed key plays in defense. Capt Collistoner heads to Baltimore Saturday to meet Falti more and Ohio Athletic Association.
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Commissioners
Mount Pleasant
Cassidy
Bfandihoe
Gray
Welch
Kohler
Handihoe
Herring
Collistoner
Baltimore
Faltimore
Ohio Athletic Association
Gonistonert
RHO AE Mt. Pt
Bj Welch
Torney
Hofman
Glenna
Reall
Sebastian
Kahler
errare—Commientoners
Mt Pi Congregational
Fifth Baptist Triumphs 8 6 Over Mount Vernon In Rainy Game
Fifth Baptist defeated Mount Vernon 8 to 6 on the White Lot after rain threatened a postponement. Newgent led Fifth Baptist with three singles in three, while Thomas pitched for Mount Vernon and Birmingham struggled with defensive errors. Umpire Mr. Venable. Time 1 hour 15 minutes.
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Fifth Baptist
Mount Vernon
Makbut
Newgent
Thomas
Birmingham
Mtvernon
Harris
Hurley
Hewett
Oler
Clark
Moouien
Agriculture Defeats Justice in Five Inning League Tilt
In a departmental league game the Agriculture team defeated Justice 15 to 7 in five innings. Wet grounds caused many errors and scratches as Paul Hines starred for the Farmers with a two-base hit and scored on a slide home. Kleinschmidt and Hines contributed strong hits while Justice players wore new uniforms. The match was interrupted later by news of Chief Clerk Mills’s death.
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Clerka
War Department
Washington Barracks
Arsenal Grounds
Wolfe
Causey
Shamahooters
Everett
Allison
Sellors
Boolgs
Paul Hines
W.L
Coe
Treasury
Commerce
Clerk Mills
The
Agricultural Department
Justice
Fred Kiemschmidt
Therebo
Fields
Giant
Kleinschmidt
Justice Boys
Agriculture
Weber
Wagner
Henson
Ble
Jestica
Bacce
Agricultura
Balle
Oit Fletda
Baundera
Drayton
Houlehan
Leundera
Moore
Hkre
Hines
Lacacer
Osborne
Saunders
Johnson
Hawes
Kleinachmidt
Reed
Houtehar
Pitener
Py Howlehen
Howlehan
Bob Hart
Georgetown Defeats Gallaudet in Annual Field Game 10 to 2
Georgetown University defeated Gallaudet 10 to 2 on Georgetown Field in the annual matchup. White pitched well in relief for Georgetown, striking out seven as he held Gallaudet to three hits, while Meunier and Hart starred in the field. Martell and McGettigan delivered key hits for Georgetown, including a three-bagger by Martell and a three-base hit by McGettigan.
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Georgetown
Capt. Morgan
White
Drennan
Ayer
Gallaudet
Dillon
Ken Gall Green Boys
Meunier
Seeley
Cooper
Martell
Elder
Hinch
Silly Keane
J ‘Nera
Hunter
Morgan
Scheller
Hineh
Keane
Hart
Leitch
Billy
Burns
McGettgan
Smith
McGettigan
Beeley
Sepley
Scheer
Cooper Gallaudet
Mith
Hart Zach
Rhoa
Rhoae Scheller
Sio Keane
Meunteras
Gold Hart
alSeeles
Martel
Gallaudet Oy
Errate
Gallander
Martenl
pitt—McGettigan
Burns Smith
bail—Hart
Umpirs
My Byrnes
Princeton Triumphs in Eighteen Inning Amherst Clash
In Princeton New Jersey on May 19 Princeton defeated Amherst 1 to 0 after eighteen innings in a remarkable baseball marathon. Don Doyle pitched the full game for Princeton, while McRae held Amherst to a single walk and four sensational double plays defined the fielders battle. Reid scored the lone run as the Tigers won in championship fashion.
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Princeton
Amherst
Don Doyle
McRae
Reid
Rale Amherst
Yale Defeats West Point In Low-Scoring Tilt
Yale defeated West Point 2 to 1 in a pitchers battle as Camp’s three-base hit produced the decisive runs. Hanson scored for West Point in the second after a walk and single, but Yale failed to advance beyond first base after. West Point and Yale players included Hanson Pritchett Camp Huis Camp Bowman. Other games noted Lafayette over Penn in a fielding error filled contest.
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Camp
West Point
Yale
Hanson
Pritchett
Huiscamp
Bowman
Erwin
Laney
The Most Modern Up-to-Date Ready-to-Wear Clothing
The text promotes ready-to-wear clothing praised for lasting shape with slim fabrics. It highlights well-tailored touches and notes suits such as stripe English worsteds priced at 20 dollars and Serge suits at 15 dollars.
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Nobby
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George W. Cochram & CO
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George E. Rebbard
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Harry
Wolverton
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MeGan Smoot
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Halle
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Insight Fenings
Kollam
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Mertes
Donlin
Bowerman
Marquette League
Riesber Aatgel Ce
Parker, Bridget & CO
9Th and
Pa. Ave
St. Stephen’s
W. G. Pet
Harvard
Cornell
Cambridge
BR. H. E. Ooorcore Corneil
Eee Sud Stephenson
Umstad Add Ale
Columbis
Wesleyan
Middletown
Conn
Raffles
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Wild
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Hinch Meade
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Bucknell
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Richards
Oxford
Asaru Keee
Louis Bush
ST. Adies
Gentlemen's Cafe
Calcutta
Klagisher
M. A. Tappan & Co
Berwick
Cook Remedy Co
Subonic Temple
Wiliam Street
Candy Cathartic
Bergeicis Fermine Stampa Cv
Bell
Gou
Keeley
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