Western Takes Lead In Six-Run Win Over Eastern at Capitol Park
Western pitcher Michael scattered six hits as Capitol Hill toppled by 6 to 0. Dodd received little support while Eastern’s bats struggled against Michael’s curves. McGiffin sparkled with a defensive double play as Western capitalized early and held the lead, with Kemp and Morse delivering key hits. Business meets Technical tomorrow at 3:30.
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Southern Railway Beats Columbia in Eight Inning Thriller
In a heavy hitting game Southern Railway edges Columbia 5 to 4 in eight innings. McKnight starred for Southern Railway with a late home run driving in two on base. Fulcher struggled as Columbia rallied, but Southern Railway scored four in the second and held on for the win.
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Empire
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Good Game in Marquette Sees St Martin Edge St Vincent 7 6
In a nine inning clash St Martin defeated St Vincent 7 to 6 in a swift one hour and twenty minute Marquette league tilt. Inability to hit Hilleary with runners on base doomed the southeast squad as Bloomingdale batted well but fell short. Notable batters included Spalding Turner Rider Merrill Mess Goodman and Hilleary with strong pitching from Merrill and Rider guiding the pitchers duel.
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Detroit Triumphs In Ninth Inning Rally
Detroit edged New York 4 to 2 in Detroit May 14, taking the opener as Crawford delivered a run scoring single off Brockett in the ninth after Coughlin brought in two with a double. Mullin held New York in both the fifth and eighth. Pitchers were Brockett for New York and Keefe for Detroit. Time of game seven hours and fifteen minutes.
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Cleveland Beats Boston in Opening Game of Series
Cleveland, May 14, Cleveland wins the first game against Boston, Tannehill hit hard with poor Cleveland support. Lajoie and Bradley spark the offense as Boston misplays. Final score 12 to 8. Other notes include Stovall and Wagner contributing, Braddocks defeat Winchesters 11 to 6 with Hurd homering.
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Chicago Wins Second Game Over Phillies 1 Runs
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 1 to 0 in a low hit game. Lush aing three hits across four innings while Moren holds the home club to four hits. Schulte and Hofman lead Chicago with key hits as the visitors take the early series advantage.
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O Hara May Leave Georgetown Team
Georgetown coach James O Hara likely departs with the team for New York to face Barnham as his contract ends today. He plans to join the Berds Md team this summer, weakening Georgetown with absent star players due to examinations and travel.
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New York
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Chicago Honors Sox Amid Rain and Banner Mishap
Chicago celebrated the White Sox pennant with a grand parade and ceremonies but light rain and a broken flagpole marred the day. Nick Altrock, Silk O’Loughlin, and Joe Cantillon spoke of hopes, while Barry Herrmann hosted a banquet for Comiskey. Cantillon forecast improved Chicago play as he considers lineup changes and fixtures for the Nationals’ visit.
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Men's Blue Serge Suits From the Best Washington Store
The article praises Blue Serge suits as the most satisfying in summer when well made and the least satisfying when poorly tailored. It advises buying only from top stores, notes hand stitched collars and lapels, and claims the Washington shop offers the largest stock and best service including money back options.
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Subway Smith Blows Lead As Portsmouth Triumphs
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Va May 14 After puzzling the Truckers for six innings Subway Smith weakened in the sixth allowing Portsmouth to score three runs The visitors had their first scoring chance in the last inning but were stopped by a phenomenal double play Moss Batteries Smith Ryan Schuman and Umpire Mr Stanton
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Washington Post
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Fromme Brilliant In Brooklyn Win Over St Louis 10 to 6
Brooklyn defeated St Louis 10 to 6 as Fromme starred with a single double and two triples in four at bats. Noonan was removed in the fourth for disputing the umpire. Lumley had a three base hit and Maloney, Hummell, Ritter and Beil contributed for Brooklyn in a game that featured strong hitting and late rallies.
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More Trouble for M Aleer in Powell Oconnor Spat
In St Louis on May 14 Jack Powell star pitcher Sue Brown's sister and Powell's wife left him, and Powell keeps house in a West End hotel. Oconnor is involved and Powell's pitcher partner MrAleer's battery stops speaking as they pass. Powell may quit baseball to return to saloon business.
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Mathewson Dominates League As Giants Rally Strong
Baseball notes show Christy Mathewson firing for the Giants with an 11-3- record since joining the New York club and leading a streak of twelve straight wins. Cincinnati. Brooklyn. Chicago and Washington figures appear, with the season troubled by postponed games and doubleheaders.
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Pittsburg Rally Secures 8-6 Victory Over Boston
Superior base running powers Pittsburg to an 8 to 6 win in Boston. Willis pitched steadily. Clarke was ejected for disputing Emslie's call. Highlights include Hallman Clymer Wagner Abbaticchio Nealon and Ritchey scoring, with Abbaticchio stealing twice and Brain driving in runs.
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Cincinnati Loses Another to New York in Error Marred Game
New York defeated Cincinnati 4 to 2 on May 14 as Cincinnati capitalized on visiting errors. Schleit was ejected in the fifth for disputing the umpire. Scoring details are incomplete due to garbled line score, but New York benefited from timely hits and Cincinnati miscues, with notable performances by Huggins and McLean.
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Washington School Wins On Home Ground In Wisconsin Avenue
Washington School boys defeated University School of Baltimore 7 to 2 on their home grounds. Baltimore pitcher Miller struggled with four walks in the second inning, allowing two runs, while Nusser for Washington pitched steadily. Bliss contributed strongly as Washington backed his efforts. Special to The Washington Post reports Eastern College beat Delanlane 7 to 4 after a tight start, with Delanlane subsiding in the fourth.
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Griffiths Pursuit Of Moore Spurs Trade Talk
In Cleveland on May 14 manager Griffith of the New York Americans renewed his push for pitcher Moore from the Cleveland club. Cleveland officials refused to name a release price, hoping Moore regains his former form as a top pitcher for the country. New York, short of reliable arms, sees Orth as its only dependable pitcher after Moore’s recent uneven showing. Separately a high school cadet event and a conflict of rifle drills caused the Friday game between Business and Technical to be moved to Thursday.
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