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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1907

Page

6

Episcopal High School Edges Woodberry Forrest For Virginia Title

In a tense Virginia championship race Episcopal High School defeated Woodberry Forrest 5 to 4 in Alexandria. White allowed only one hit while fanning seventeen as Berkeley, Pendleton, and Granger sparked the comeback and Woodberry led briefly before a late surge by Episcopal sealed the win.

St. Dominics Win Over St Peters In Marquette League Clash

Timely hitting and Frye wildness defeat St Peter's 11 to 9 in a Marquette League game yesterday afternoon. St Peter's took an early lead but St Dominic’s rallied with nine timely hits in three innings, five runs in the first and five more by the third. Malloy relieved in the fourth as St Dominic’s pitchers shut down St Peter's, while Riston and the defense provided support. Final: St Peter's 11, St Dominic's 9.

Frye St. Peter's St. Marlin St. Vincent North Capitol Latrreta Wrye S T. Dominic St. Peter IL To & Erve Malloy Great Atyle Riston Hureh Gerards Sullivan Ui Malone T Sebastian O'Wuberl E.C Williems Dominic's Duns Wapie Iston Gerard Malone Ebbert Canavin Withems Fire Burch Jonee Langley Waple Dompier Sebastian Tmpire Serger Pame Richmond Roanoke Ted Washington Post McMahon

First Defeats Bethany In Sunday School League Thriller

First beat Bethany 4 to 2 at Thirteenth and D in a firm contest. Coleman at third base starred as First pitcher Litchfield hurled a masterful game for the winners. First took the lead in the first and added two in the second, holding on as Bethany could not overcome the early deficit. Umpire was Mr Newman, time one hour ten minutes.

Bethany Litchfield Colenan Abhoar Ueiham AD Hoae Colemantle Darnhart Harris Clements Grannelli Johnson Gaiizener the Stecker Spicer Roundtree Seren Ch Lewis Skateber Hollman E. Voor Linhfelt Johnston Graham Bethany Oo Barnhart Loafer Spier Liteifeld Gallagher Newman Aloysius Herbert Handiban le Forrf Fenton Ocerr Davis Evans Hersler O McDomalall Baggott Ol Dawson Gallaghar Hayes Farrell Smih Kelley Merbert Gey Ytuns Hoffman Handsboe Hessier Baggutt Aloyelug An -Balla OM Gallagher Dawson Ny Dawson Handiboe Hessler Tierbert Mandibne

Tennis Tourney Opens With Thirty Contenders at Mount Pleasant

Thirty contestants entered for the handicap tournament at Mount Pleasant YMCA courts. Matches scheduled for this afternoon include Buell vs Mueller, Shepherd vs Hoke, Booth vs Harris, Storey vs Hill, Wiley vs Cewart, Whey vs Patton, Walker vs Winfield, Hessman vs McKenzie, Hebbeon vs Tarabox, Gould vs Agnew, Van Hoesen vs Bell, Brown vs Riemer, Chesley vs Ronsaville, with play starting at 4 o'clock and continuing into the evening.

Mount Pleasant Yount Men's Christian Association E. Buell F. Mueller Carl Shepherd HL Cewart Whey Ve. H. EB. Patton & Walker Brown Arthur D. Riemer A C. Chesley W. H. Ronsaville

Richmond College Wins Intercollegiate League Clash

Richmond College defeated Randolph Macon 6 to 4 after a ninth inning rally to claim second place in the Intercollegiate League. Sam and Mary College had previously taken first. The contest featured a lively rally and notable plays from Richmond College’s Smith and others.

Washington Post Richmond Richmond College Randolph Macon Sam and Mary College R. HL E. Richmond Catege Randolph-Macon Richmond College, Posts and Smith Randolph-Macem Martin and Stewel

Georgetown Faces Shake Up For Fordham Game

Georgetown University baseball travels to New York to meet Fordham University on Saturday. Catchers Muda and Maloney and Byrnes may miss the trip due to exams, forcing a lineup shake up with Schlafly slated to handle behind the plate unless the situation changes before game time.

Georgetown University New York Fordham University Muda Maloney Byrnes O'Hara Gothamites Nive Gray Fordham Mudd Georgetown Schlafly

Middies Lose to Sparrows Point in Baseball Clash

Annapolis May 13 Navy nine dropped a 6 to 3 decision to Sparrows Point after ten straight wins. Roeper pitched strongly for the visitors while Navy miscues by Bacon Gillam and Hambsch hurt. Lanphier held eight hits, but only one extra base hit for Navy, as Sparrows Point capitalized late.

Annapolis Midshipmen Sparrows Point Navy Soys Roeper Bacon Gillam Hambsch Navy Lanphier Naval Academy Kerr Lamphter Hambseb

Amateur teams seek games from young squads in region

Memorials and Potomacs post calls for matches with teams averaging 16 and 17 years in the District Maryland and Virginia. Gonzaga Preps seek games with uniformed teams averaging 15. Center Market easily beat Calvary Baptist 18 to 1 as inquiries go out to A Sharp J Hall E Donn HW Pulliam and local addresses for scheduling in the Western League area.

A. G. Sharp Thirteenth Street Olympia Ciuch Kuehn Stars Smith Potomacs Maryland Virginia J. Hall Pennsylvania Avenue Gonzaga E. Donn I Street Center Market Strom Calvary Baptist Rames HW. G. Pulliam Third Street

Nationals Fall To Browns In Tight One On May Day

The Washington Nationals lost to the St Louis Browns 5 to 4 in a tight game tying the series. Key early runs by the Browns and a late rally by Washington kept the outcome in doubt until the final out as Cantillon prepares to send Tom Slughes to the mound in Chicago mañana.

Washington Post St. Louis Nationals Browns Washington Stanl Jacobson Falkenberg Blankenship Niles Anderson Hemphill Pickering Wallace Wiles Stone Yeager Seatafly Spencer Schlafly Ganley Jones Cross Altizer Walace Can Tilion Allizer Poppe Eakly T. Jones Nill Hickman Foc McAleer Howell Jacobsen Harry Hayden Patten Iden Hest Flowell C. Jones Anther Altiger Chicago Comiskey Cantillon Tom Slughes Champs

Baseball Briefs In St Louis And More In Chicago

An even break in St Louis sees New York finally win two from Cleveland while splitting the set. Falkenberg struggles to deliver a winner as the Nationals caution against underestimating them. Barger shows mixed form in the American League. Jake Stahl’s acquisition by the White Stockings excites fans as Comiskey prepares for final contract steps.

St. Louis New York Cleveland Jake Tah Stahl Chicago Daily News Aouuth NSA Comiskey Jake

Yeager Shows Form As Nationals Eye Deal For Stahl

The Nationals consider cash for Stahl after a failed trade. Yeager has improved, using solid contact that often finds fielders. A Browns veteran praises him as a steady second baseman, while supporters compare him to Padden and predict strong inside plays with Pim and Wallace once they sync their styles.

Yeager Browns Padden Rick Pim Wallace

Baseball notes on Stahl Comiskey and Druhot transfers

Special to The Washington Post from St. Louis on May 3 reports Garland Stahl cost Charley Comiskey 95000. Nationals manager Cantillon claimed the statement as to Stahl usage by Manager Jones behind the bat. Carl Druhot left for Altoona to play outfield until his pitching arm strengthens, after which he will be recalled for his pitching duties.

Tre Washington Post St. Louis Garland Stahl Charley Comiskey Cantillon Nationals Druhot

Waddell Holds White Sox. Phillies Win 4 to 1

Waddell yielded only three hits through eight and a half innings as Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 to 1. Murphy homered and H. Davis and Seybold added key hits for the Phillies, while White worked six innings for the loss.

Detroit Beats Boston In Fast Major League Tilt

Detroit wins a quick mid May game over Boston 6 to 4 after a late rally and sharp fielding. Dineen yields early hits but settles, three hits in one inning give Detroit a decisive lead. Key players include Jones Crawford and O’Leary for Boston and Siever for Detroit. Crawford has a three base hit, while Boston’s nine men left on base reflect the late rally by Detroit.

Detroit Boston Siever Brillant Dineen Abwoa Heston Abhoab Janes Olguitichn Caughlin O'Lears Colina Crawford Coughlin Slever Mineen Mr. Connolly

St Louis Opens Season With 3 2 Win Over Brooklyn

The St Louis team defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2 in the opener. Beebe pitched effectively replacing Karger after the first batter. Key hitters included Maloney Burch and Byrne with Brooklyn also scoring on opportunistic plays. Time of game about one hour six minutes.

Brooklyn St. Louis Beebe Henley Karger Kelly Qi Maloney Burch OlCasey Byrne Q'Hara Lewis Crawfordes Hummel Noonan I Ritter Morger Renley DO Batene Dutlerto Cabe Ritter Foooto Burek McCarthy Rummell Maloney Hyrne Hostetter Casey Lawra Lumley Jordan Bennett Hosteter Crawford Deebs St. Lewis

Pittsburg Triumphs In Timely Win Over Boston

Pittsburg wins 9 to 6 in Boston with Wagner's batting as the key spark. Hoth teams projected, detailed box scores show Pittsburg's strong offense and Boston’s miscues. Hallman, Clarke, Ritchey and Leach contribute multiple hits as Young and Dorner work relief. Game lasts about two hours.

Boston Mass Hoth Pittsburg Wagner Abi Oae Hailman Bates Clymer Tenney Clarke Beaumont Burke Ab'ticchio Bridwell Nealon OD Ritchey Leech Brain BO Tri Gibson Needham BES Lefield Young P. Oooub Phillippe Dorner Boulles Pfetters Howards Euston Taliman Abbaticchin Leach Gibson Léefield Hates Tanasy Gemmont Ritchey Needhang Boukes Hallman Nelson Hemeriums Clark Boultes Liefeld Philippe Deaumont Tenhey

Norfolk Wins First Game in Lynchburg Series

Lynchburg defeats Norfolk 5 to 4 in ten innings to open the series at home. Barret and Nefeau formed the battery for Lynchburg while Gres and Fox pitched for Norfolk with Edwards catching. Special to The Washington Post reports the tense late innings and key hits that decided the opening game.

Richmond Boargaghoagoos Rosnoke Varnelle Morrisy Cole Still Walsh Washington Post Lynchburg Norfolk Grim's Gres Fox Edwards

Chicago Wins In Ninth Inning Over Philadelphia

Chicago champions debut in Philadelphia and topple the home team 12 to 4 as Lundgren’s delivery woes for Philadelphia prove costly. Slagle Evers Kling Lundgren Titus and Jacklitsch drive runs for Chicago while Doolin and Jacklitsch contribute in the field.

Philadelphia Chicago Lundgren Chivegze Ore Phila Slugte Thomas Ebeevard L Gleason Seaulte Chenet Magea Bransget Hofman Corethon Slagle Evers Kling Titus Jacklitsch Thun Schulte Johnstone Kiem

Highlanders Turn Tables on Cleveland in Narrow Win

Cleveland was limited to four hits as New York pitchers controlled the game. Moore’s passes produced all scoring, with Conroy and Kleinow among hitters. Stovall and Keeler contributed for Cleveland, but New York triumphed 9 to 4 as Moore and Wakefield pressed Toledo through the innings.

Cleveland Ohio New York Orth Keeter Moore New Yort Flick Ol Hoffman Bradley Keeler Stovall Brherfeld Lafote Gnaze Clarke Conroy St. Op Congallon Laporte Hinchman Williams Turner Klelnow Llorth Wakefield Totela Moors Settee GO LO Rune—Stovall Elbertaid Chase

New York Wins In Twelfth In Tight Cincinnati Victory

New York edged Cincinnati 1 to 0 after twelve innings with Bowerman a clean single and key hits by Dahlen and Corcoran. Scoring details show Bowerman delivered the decisive run as the game stretched to reach a final, 1-0 in New York.

New York Cincinnati Bowerman Scrotch Dahlen Corcoran Huggins BiShannon Kane Strang Kagoe Davis O Devlin Lobert Seymour McLean Bowermans Mitchell McGann McGinnity Bease Deviln Plaia Corr Roran Dahlien Odwell Mason Cicluneti Maxon Ginnity Mazon Mr. Righr

Glidden Tour to Start in Cleveland May 13

Cleveland Ohio May 13 to July 10 set for the Glidden Automobile tour departure from this city with a June hill climb event. More than one hundred cars are entered as the tour proceeds to Chicago then east through Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania New Jersey finishing in New York around July 23. Estimated route distance 1350 to 1400 miles.

Cleveland Ohio Europea Americ Asa Goddard Cleveland Automobile Club Chicago Indiana Pennsylvania New Jersey New York

Dombrowski Released From Warsaw Prison

The naturalized American citizen Dom browski, held since April 20 in Lublin and Warsaw on suspected political agitation, was released today without trial or explanation. He had a passport issued in Washington in 1904 and was previously confined in an overcrowded Warsaw jail pending questions about charges. Local officials said they would investigate the matter.

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