Georgetown Nine Triumphs Over Notre Dame In Baseball
Georgetown defeated Notre Dame 6 4 in a Western dominated clash on the Hilltop, with Captain Daley and Weems delivering key hits and Kelly held to limited output by a strong Georgetown defense. The win boosts Georgetown's standing as a formidable midwest opponent and demonstrates solid pitching from Fel, with Weems and Daley providing decisive plays in the seventh and eighth innings.
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Tigers Start Well in 1908 Giants Killer Covaleskie
New York May 12 Harry Covaleskie known since 1908 as the Giant Killer for his series of successes over the Nationals shut out the New York Americans 4 0 in Detroit today yielding four hits with one New Yorker reaching third. Bush starred at short for Detroit with three hits as the Tigers beat New York 4 0. game lasted 1 hour 58 minutes with Covaleski winning and Warhop taking the loss.
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Harry Covaleskie
New York ‘Nationals
Polo Grounds
Detroit
New York Americans
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Bush
OlMalzel
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Hartzell
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Holden
Warhon
Covadeski
Hite
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Cale
Inpines
Arapires-Mesars
Chisad Ferguson
Johnsons Ally Delivers in Tie Classic With White Sox
In a late innings duel, Stanley T. Milliken notes Clyde Milan shines for the Nationals as he goes four for four, belts a sixth inning triple and an eighth inning home run to force a 3-3 deadlock with the Chicago White Sox. Johnson dominates until Milan’s late heroics spark an uphill finish. Morgan’s ninth inning drive wins it for Nationals, 4-3.
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Nationals
Callaan
White Sox
Benz
Morgan
Shanks
Mr. Rens
Milan
Lke
Bodie
Foster
Darkness Stops It As Brooklyn, Pittsburgh Tie In Ten Innings
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh battled ten innings to a five run apiece draw as darkness halted play. Stalwarts include Meyers Evans and Lewis for Brooklyn with strong pitching by Maxwell and Kastzer for Pittsburgh. Umpires McCormick and Brennan presided as the game paused after 10 innings.
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Hy Mazwell
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Dalla
Gy Maxwell
Knatzer
McDonald Co
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Kastzer
Brooklys
Umapires
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McCormick and
Brenan
American golfers sweep into British amateur field at Sandwich
Entries in the British amateur golf championship in Sandwich total 242 with ten Americans among them led by Francis Ouimet and Jerome Travers. Draw for the tourney set for tomorrow as team rosters and matchups take shape amid record participation.
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England
Francis Cuimet
United States
Jerome D. Travers
Frederick Herreshoft
New York
Arthur G. Lockwood
Belmont’ Springs Country Club
Massachusetts
Frazer Hale
Chick" Evans
Chicago
C. W. Insiee
Oneida Community Club
Edward §. Knapp
Westbrook
Henry J. Trapping
Greenwish, Conn
Harold Weber
Tatedo
Business Nine Beaten by Episcopal in Alexandria
Episcopal won 5 to 3 over Business High of Washington in Alexandria with Bonner’s hitting and Dunlop’s pitching shaping the game. Notable names include Brannan, Dunlop, Spruill, Bonner, May, and Kinsolving. Umpire was Mr. Greene.
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Alexandria
Washington
Business High
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Dunlop
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Homarus
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Strubing
Croply
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Central and Eastern vie in decisive high school baseball clash
Central battery Cox and Johnson face Capt. Dyer and Flaherty in Georgetown field action this afternoon as the winner gains strong title chances while the loser is eliminated. Game odds, 8:30 start, set for the high school championship showdown.
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Eastern
Georgetown Field
Cox and Johnson
Central Battery
Ten Inning Tie Between Pittsburgh and Boston
Pittsburgh and Boston played ten innings to a 1 1 tie before darkness halted the game. Rudolph and Cooper pitched well with each yielding the lone runs for their teams. u mpire Klein called the game after ten frames.
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Boston
Klein
Rudolph
Cooper
Gamnelly
Jim Shaw
Callahans
White Sox
Smith
Murray
Schmidt
Jim Scott
Reb Russell
Mann
Callina
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Coover
Evers
Oston
Altkeburgh
OW Rudolph
I Cooper
Maranville
Mesere
Tom End Hart
Moeller Catch Stuns Crowd In Nationals Game
Dan Moeller produced a spectacular one handed catch at Nationals Park to rob Weaver of a sure three-base hit. The play sparked loud cheers as Moeller, returning from a shoulder layoff, helped his team in a 15 to 4 win over Harrisburg in the Tri-State League.
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Dan’’ Moeller
Weaver
Gardener
Moeller
Griff
Foster
Milan
Lucky
Morgan’s odd third inning play costs Nationals game
In a tense third inning Morgan chose a risky force play, Benz stranded on first, and Demmitt hit a single scoring Kuhn as Alcock robbed Morgan with a sharp catch. Chase misplayed a relay in the sixth, letting a run score, while Weaver started Johnson’s slow roller in the seventh.
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Kuhn
Benz
Demmitt
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Leary Day as Boston blanked St Louis 7 to 0 in opening game
Boston shut out St Louis 7 to 0 in the series opener. Foster held the visitors to three hits while Leary was honored with a brass band tribute from his hometown. St Louis never reached second base, and Boston benefited from timely hitting and strong defense in an authoritative win.
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Minor League Scores Across Leagues
Providence edges Montreal five to four in the International League. Other games faced rain delays including Baltimore Toronto and Newark Buffalo. Columbia defeats Afacon four to one in the South Atlantic League. Birmingham beats Atlante three to one in the Southern Association. St Paul triumphs ten to four over Columbus in the American Association. Minneapolis over Cleveland ten to six in another American Association matchup.
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Indiananolls-Milwaukee
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia 12–4 In Baseball Contest
Cleveland slugged past Philadelphia 12 to 4 as Bush and Pennock were touched up. Murphy led with a triple and two singles, Leibold Turner and Jackson added multiple hits, while Mitchell struggled on the mound for Philadelphia.
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