Amateur Baseball Results Ninth ARIS Agus ABHORE Rountree
Ninth inning notes show ARIS Agus ABHORE Rountree in right field Roberta center, Howell at first, Glvannett at third, Maxwell at catcher, Crange and Harris in infield, and Bucknowitz on the mound. Several players listed with odd spellings indicate a wide array of lineups across multiple teams and innings.
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Karger
Mond
von Herb'srs
Kelly
Woerten
Parks
St. Agnes
Ayns
Howet
Glyannetti
Broome
Maris
Robests
Ann Chapin
Letton
Rinth
Agnes
Hirst Basa Eo Bellt
Olt
Maxwell
Woertendske
Strack
Sy Woertemivhe
Moanll
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Howell
Girannewt
Harris
Roberta Ousle
Morris
Equatrea
Wilpiteh
Maxwall
Str Fanshaw
Local Minor League Scores And Standings Report
Interior notes show South Atlantic League results Lolumbus seven Macon three Jacksonville one Ghavieton eet Virginia I League Newportens six Portsmouth three Roanoke six Norfolk two North Carolina League Jotte eight Durham.
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Macon
Jacksonville
Ghavieton
Newportens
Portsmouth
Roanoke
Norfolk
Jotte
Durham
Bender Saves Day as Athletics Beat Nationals 8 to 4
In a tense baseball clash at the local yard, the Athletics defeated the Nationals 8 to 4. Pennock Brown and Bender combined for strong pitching while Strunk and Strank led a late rally as Washington pressed and Oldring and Milan produced key runs for Philadelphia.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Mackmen
Nationals
Pennock
Brown
Bender
Mack
Griftmen
Doc" Ayres
Engel
McBride
Morgan
Strunk
Foster
Moran
Mian
Bilan
Amos Strank
National Yard
Strank
Collins
Baker
McInnes
Skunk
Ayres
Smith
Danny
Moeller
Natonals
Kopf
Washington
Plank
Morgran
Bander
Lapp
Oldring
Milan
Ag Morphy
New York Beats Boston In Tight 2-1 Series Game
New York Highlanders win 2 to 1 over Boston Red Sox in a tight series game. Walsh Matsel and Yerkes contribute two base hits each while Caldwell earns the win with solid pitching. Zelser’s wildness and late runs shape the outcome in Boston’s defeat.
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Mass
New York
Walsh
Hiden
Matsel
Yerkes
Scott
Zelser
Highlanders
Caldwell
al Hooper
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Spasker
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Naps face crippling lineup for Met Invasion trip
Cleveland, May 11. The badly crippled Cleveland American League club left for the Met Invasion with four regulars held back. Pitcher Kahler, catcher O Neill, outfielder Graney, and Patten Steen were sidelined by injuries and illness. Twenty four men made the trip.
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Hemet
Pitoher Steen
Kahler
O'Neill
Graney
Darkness Ends St. Louis Chicago Tie On Late Errors
In St Louis May 11 darkness halted the St Louis Chicago game tied at f to in the thirteenth inning. Chicago built its lead by timely hits and wild pitching by Doak and Perritt while St Louis rallied with late offense before darkness caused suspension. Final score not recorded. tie noted at the thirteenth.
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Walter Johnson to pitch against White Sox today
Manager Griffith plans Walter Johnson to start against the Chicago White Sox in the opener of the series. The Nationals hope Johnson can prove his form against the Windy City club as Danny Moeller returns to bolster the lineup. Fans cheered as youthful supporters and players alike anticipate a pivotal early season matchup with Detroit, New York, and St Louis shaping the pennant race.
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Bail Yard
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Windy City
Danny" Moeller
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Neiled
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Gotham
Boston
Notre Dame Plats On Hilltop For Midweek Game
Notre Dame faces a Middle West foe on the Hilltop diamond this afternoon with first pitch set for 3 o clock. The team rode a 12 to 2 win over West Virginia at Morgantown yesterday, resting its top pitcher for the Georgetown challenge. Captain Finle or Wiley will lead the home squad.
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Baltimore Triumphs Over Buffalo in Muddy Debut at Federal Park
In Baltimore May 11, the Orioles beat Buffalo 4 to 3 in the opener at the new Federal League park. Mayor Lews P. Fuhrmann delivered the ceremonial first ball as rain soaked a heavy, muddy field. Hanford led Baltimore with a run and a hit, while Brown pitched seven innings for Buffalo, allowing seven hits and three runs.
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Opens Fed season as Pittsburgh wallops Brooklyn 22 to 0
Federal League action opens in Brooklyn with Pittsburgh routing Brooklyn 22 to 0 at Washington Park. line score shows Pittsburgh 60, Brooklyn 0 through the game. Savage, Couper, and Holly contribute for Pittsburgh while Brooklyn misses multiple chances as errors and timely hits favor Pittsburgh.
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Indians Rally In Late Innings For 4-3 Victory
Indianapolis defeats Kansas City 4 to 3 in the second game of the series as Indian hits come when runs are needed. Key players include Campbell, Gilmore, La Forte, and Moseley. Pitchers Packard and Moseley work, with seven Indianapolis runs on 15 hits and Kansas City leaving seven on base.
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Phillies Win 2-1 Over Brooklyn In Fast Game
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 2 to 1 in a rapid contest. Daubert and Byrns drive in runs for the Phillies while Baker, Slocum and Cravath contribute, with Alexander pitching for Brooklyn and Rucker finishing for Philadelphia in a brief, one hour and thirty three minute game.
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New York Wins Third Straight Over Boston 8 To 6
New York defeats Boston 8 to 6 in a hard hitting game in New York. Connolly and Whaling drove in runs, Merkle and Schmidt homered, while Perdue and Fromme were chased from the box. Box scores list Connolly, Bescher, Murray, Merkle, Schmidt, Whaling, Meyers, Fromme, Perdue and Marquard as key players.
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Ity Fromme
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Johnsons Bull as Actor in Washington Pageant
Walter Johnson’s bull is sought for an acting role in the Ga pageant drama The Fire Regained to debut at Sixteenth and V Streets NW next Saturday night. A dramatic scene features a maiden strapped to the bull and a thrilling goring, with assurances the bull will not be harmed nor thrown.
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