Tech Nine Is Winner 3700 In East Coast Baseball Summary
A mistyped martial score summary describes Tech Nine winning 3 to 0 over an opponent in a reported Eastern contest. Austin pitched for Tech with Johnson and Peake contributing late hits amid fielding miscues, while era and batting totals are noted for several players from both teams. The narrative blends multiple games and golf tournament notices with scattered names and locations.
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Hottel
Ager
Eastern
Johnson
Azwany Onninga
Austin
Tech Airle
Lartha
Sas
Bea
Pathe
Bennett
Baldwin
Stallac
Pete
Ben
Hardie Ie
Bennet
Perry Montgomery
Pirat
Joho
Dyer
Loull Syoen
Dyer Peake
Perry Tardta
Vowple
Pias
Simpson
Johnna
Hardie
Saik
Heald
Colifiower
United States
Chevy Chase Club
Morven Thompson Asta Fant
Walter J’ Travia
Garden City
New York
George Crump
Howard Perrin
Philadelphia
W H. Brooks
Mayfield Golf Club
Cleveland
Ohio
G. C Greenway
HO. M. Byers
F W Kemble
Philadelphia Cricket Club
A. R. Fieb
Aixteen
Pimlico card lacks class in shallow race day at Baltimore
Special to The Washington Post reports Pimlico offered seven races with no stake caliber horses. Cat Holloway led most events, Tarts and Sand Vale won juvenile races, Bat Masterson upset at 36 to 1, and several owners shipped horses to Toronto. Six starters expected for the Preakness, with Jenny Geddes not likely to run.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Pimildo
Pimlico
Thia
Maryland
Cat Holloway
Wilson
Senex
Wherm
Sand Vile
Harry Payne Whitney
Tarts
August Belmont
Billy Garth
Hot Water
J. Pierpont Mayberry
Light
Samuel Ross
Washington
Little Ho
Sig
Double Five
Bat Masterson
Ether
Elhar
Masterson
Einar
Gwynn Tompkins
Busybody
Thistledale
Navarre
Light One Life
Bwana Tumba
Tipsand
Jesanette
Jingo
Brosseau
Jenny Geddes
Maryland Club
Bevarwyck Siabie
Ethelbert
Sweet Hawthorne
D Woodford
Sart Goed
Hunel Holtoway
Arobrom
Renee ZY
Ge Hopkins
Gi Bownder
Ferguson
Gay Petlow
Turner
Annie Serene
Setruttinger
Orman
McTageert
Colonel Holloway Wtraleht
Benex
Hound- Colon Hooway
Genex
Vaton Jack
Chas Ffrainger
Mist Wiggs
Jacquelina
Cima
Franker
ton—Vaneses
J Horner
Asme Indes
Eur
Etmar Aig
Ah Ae
Hoda
Anttalgn
Hannan Louse
MeTangert
Fort Worth
L Robertson
Emep
Namoc JV. Jr
A ' Eh
Aden
Carrattana Ms
Behuttinger
Pat Meatshon
Eker Rave
Lord Welle
Pimlico May 14 1912 Weather Track Fast Racing Notes
May 14 at Pimlico cloudy with fast track. Elnar Place led early but tired late, closing strongly. Viking entered for 300 but no bid. Huds 5 Sheer Thand paced. final margin tight as contenders battled to the finish.
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Pimlico
Elnar
Viking
Day at Pimlico Racing Meet Offers Open Thoroughbred Fields
Fragmentary entries show Pimlico card with multiple races including a first race list and handicaps for two year olds and three year olds. The page notes horses like Adventure, Lord Well, Silver Knight, Jingo, and Beach Band among others, with weights and entries blurred by OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimlico
Scamet
Stetent
Lord Wella
Clague
Dandy Dizon
Cloud
Tom Malton
Lady Orimar
Jeannette
Broastan
Fletcher
Stair
Fond
Lycenburg
Dixon
Tena Gummell
Oulo
Treas Gumaen
Harvey F
Aviator
Howard Purse
Ull Jas Robert Cooper
Grecian Bend
Ei Bart
Should Run Well Today Louisville
The list of names and entities includes Rose of Jeddah, Gold of Osler, Aurelias, and many others, mentioning Grants, Sebago Foundation, and Harry Lauder among varied items. Morning Telegraph and Cincinnati Enquirer are cited with numerous fictional and garbled person and place references.
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Louisville
Cincinati Emquirer
Rose of
Jeddah
Gold of Osler
Aurelias
Perisles Gounterpert
Kelty High Private
Fonseatry
Mockter Halenback Satey
Sebago Foundation
Harry Lauder
Beanie Rise
Sandelaa Explicit
Morning ‘Telegraph
Golden Agsen
Eliasbeth Harwood
Macuie
Lewin Parr
Grimm Kelly
Mettler Halloodeck
Sebago
Frungaton
Sandran
Easy Win for Army and Navy Prep Over Western High
Army and Navy Prep defeated Western High 12 to 4 as the Preps pulled away after the eighth inning. McArdle, Peck, Lakman, and Drought led the offense while Nichola pitched for the Navy side and Kennedy held the Western batters in check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy Prep
Western High
Western Abhoara
Abhoae Barren
Drougaht
Olhane Co Aires Meardle
Oldenking
Myer
Osmith
Adami
Seyret Peck Cf
Hall
Siero
Lehman
OlCrabert
Wickels
Cugie
Mami
Wentern
Army and Nery
Rure
Stearna MecArdie
Peck
Lakman Drought
Lane
Jenkins
Smith
Kaneedy
Hall Crabee
Cugit Latt
Baeee
Navy
Wiest
Balle-Ot
Nichole
Kennedy
Nich ‘Oul
Kantedy
Southland Triumphs 4–3 Over Aloysius in Independence League
Southland pitched by Birch mirrors a masterful 4 to 3 victory over Aloysius in the Independence League. O’Reilly held to a lone hit through the fifth inning, while Southland took the lead with a third inning rally sparked by a Rahfer—Deschard single and Carroll and Heinrich scoring on a triple. In the same note, Newmarket England hosts a 1000 sovereigns handicap where Whitney's All Gold won. Protestant Boy was second and Mustapha third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch
Southland
Aloysius
North Capitol
W Streets
O'Reilly
Grays
Bhaifer
Deschard
Carroll
Heinrich
Southend Ae
Alevalaa
Newman
Whitney
Newmarket
England
HP Whitney
All Gold
Lon Londonderry
Protestant Bo
D M Grant
Mustapha
Waverly Beats Herald In Northern Association Debate
Waverly defeated Herald 9 to 0 on Georgia Avenue and Kenyon Street in the Northern Association. Mayhews Melding and ponl man’s hitting highlighted the game as Mayhew, McCormick, Whitmarsh and OBrien starred for Waverly with strong fielding and base running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Waverly
Northern Association
Georgia Avenue
Kenyon Street
Ponlman
Avery Adroa
Mayhew
Whitmarsh
Cormick Fes
Tyohy
F'gibbons
Burke
Clarceti
Thompson
Suniey
Pattereon
O Brien
Potala
Toil Parstarars
Herald Ooprydae Bome
McCormick
Tuchy
Hoasiier
Steve Stanley
Doniman
Bell Patterson
Manley Bohtmen
Ramegell Deu Wala Thoma Pectan
Ramila Ptny—' ie'Ramedell
Plickencay Manier
Ataslay Anit O Brien
Pasad Balle
Patisreon
Mr. Joukine
Sherwood Defeats Anacostia 18 to 0 in Sunday League
Sherwood crushed Anacostia in the Sunday School League at Fourteenth and A Streets NE by 18 to 0. Porter pitched for Sherwood, allowing six hits and fanning eleven, while Evans and Clements each collected four hits. Also noted is a separate update from San Francisco on May 14 about Olympic Fund pledges totaling 9,200 dollars toward Stockholm Games expenses, with 2,200 already raised and 1,000 more expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood
Anacostia
Porter
Evans
Clements
Abcoa Danacontie i Buos-Patten
Byate
Sigtwnta Walt Yeone Roose
Drainer
Porter Hita
Evena
Brauner
Gayere
Boo
Gioten
Patten
Haale
Sher Wood
Anneoatia
Basie
Conti
Bruck
Pisa
San Francisco
Stockholm
St al
New York
Madigan
First MP
Presbyterian
East Washington
D Streets
Northeast
Symonoskie
Ghee
Law Souder
First Presbyterian
Fiat
Otto
Huns
Roberta Burne
Mattingly Jackson Strathers
Murrau
Miller
Miret Presbyterian
Batle
Symonaskie
Cruickshanks
Juninga Pilchad
Synmionoekie
Crafol Chanke & Hils
Symonorkie
Croickebapke
Symonoekie
T Murray
Dace
Thompson
White Jackson
Kute
Saccitica
Roberts Brolan Vases
Roberts Burns Thermett
Jackson
White
Lewis
Vadizan
Roberts
Cruickshanke
Or Woodward
Cornell Wins Over Pumpers In City Park Clash
In a game at City Park Cornell edged the Pumping Station team by a narrow margin. Edmonston delivered a third inning homer and Kummer, Mulvey, and others contributed as Cornell pulled ahead late. Pitchers Martin and Kummer worked, with McDonald and Hurley among the standout hitters for Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Park
North Capitol
Listreeta
Cornell
Edmonston
Kummer
Bane
Reggette Mulvey
Hurley
McDonald
Mulvey
Cornel
McDonald Rts
McCarthy
Ol Howell
Martin
alNoye
Senag Tole
Towle
Cornel Opook
Clayton
McCarthy Hurley
Marceron Eamonston
Batle
Mariof
Mdmonston
Mutver
Hovell
Marieroa
Adams Defeats Car Department In Rough Fifth Street Match
In a rain-tinged Ray MCAA League game Adams, age 12, defeated Car Department on Fifth Street and Morida Avenue NE. Pugh stole home and Galderman, Gibson, and Stewart contributed key plays. Callow and Pugh led Adams with multiple hits while Bryant pitched effectively for the Car Department. Final score shows Adams defeating Car Dept with bold baserunning and strong fielding as the crowd saw a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Car Department
Fifth Street
Morida Avenue
Pugh
Home Gibson
Stansbury
Omands
Sullivanes
Gibwon
Raider Am
Girris Violatt
GlAndermon
Stewart
Kihoy
Walke
Bryant
Callow
Tours
Wall
Adame
Lar Department
Fitzgerald Girwon Peck
Baldec Vietor
Blewart
Harvey Bryant
Madr
Jgustivan
Gatlow
Bell Angarnon
Callum and Pugh
Kauras
Lett
Adeine
Firat Buen
Om Hanvey
Wathys
Hanvar
Hite Mase
Hanvey
Giruek
Heavey
J Fe Callow
Suilivag
Bell
Pack Meric Fiy
Galder Dersby Pugh
Pack
Snider
Violett
Y J Bulliven
J. Cadlwin
Anderson Stan Boudle
olare—Harney
Fitzgerald Pack
Bryant Bendersoy
Joe Kandibee
Tone
Pame
Commerce and Labor Triumph In Pitchers Battle At War
Commerce and Labor edged War 5 to 4 in a tight pitchers duel. Barbaro started at short for War, while O Connor pitched well for War before five errors allowed the decisive runs. O Lonoer and Hinman among players used. Heaton and Stewart contributed in the field and at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbaros
O'Connor
Arhoale
Groverm
Taylor
Letenton P
Commerce
Yuns
Nelam
Elila
Hinman Straight Barbara
Taylor Heaton
Iet
Ape
Bailey Connar
Heaton
Strutk
Conner S
Stewart
Eilia Stvien
Bealle Sigourney
Rowley
n'Conner Price
Rowe
Neiman
Watson
Nehon
Hinman
O Conner
Mt Rice
War Defeats Agriculture In High-Scoring Government League Game
On the Ellipse War edged Agriculture in the season’s standout match as pitcher Bowers struck out eleven and allowed few hits. Final details show errors, walks, and miscues. War nabbed a key victory behind strong fielding and timely hitting.
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Agriculture
Bowers
Butthres
Pwlor
Gonlon
Kenan
McLarney
Harmal
Owens
Aggies
Jhabeen Puller
Conlon McLerin Bowers
Ares
Twa
Jacobson
Palter Bowers
Dugan
Miner Dugan
Feller
Conlon Melaria
Ara
Benner
Jackton
Rousseau
Phicher
Canida
NeLarner
Wall Titme
Heer
Braddock Maintains Lead in Columbia League Clash
Braddock Athletic Club held first place as Kensington fell 5 to 1 in a Columbia League game. Gittings pitched eight strikeouts for Braddock, supported by Cash and Handy at the plate. The win, aided by solid fielding and an early Braddock run, kept them atop the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Athletic Club
Atrest
Columbia
Civil Service
Wealhera
Getants
Ea Ing
Kensington
Braddock
Cowan
Bill Wilson
Newby
ABICO
Braddock Abico A
Pallay
Ageia
Pray
Nderaan
Seine
Toem Metals
Doailor
POE
Boatidock
Peers
Cash
Handy
Seay
Ruiz
Meni
Warthe
Dratéock
Lachance
Bas
Ixensingten
Besme
Braddoch
Boone
Mehl
Measinxten
Hite
K of
Kelly
Iing & Be
Mem
Cated
Opie
Tte Merrill
Caton
Ofutt
Chance van Ortensen
Siolea
Feden Baves
Colamam Reno
Hall
Oldfield
Wilt To Warthan
Morrill Walter Kijedowk
Porter Caton
Seball—calley
Cmpire Kr
Plchst Fy Lachance
Rittaumeyer
Widten
Frighten C U Triumphs as Ninth Inning Rally Fails
Catholic University defeated Villanova College 9 to 7 at University Field despite a late Brooklanders rally. Ryan pitched a creditable game for Brooklanders allowing eight hits while Dougherty yielded ten. Key moments included Zachary's three base hit, Lynch's early walks, and a late Villanova surge that fell short as Widmayer misplayed a double play ball before Ryan finished the game with a strikeout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Lnivevelty
Villanova College
University
Widmayer
Ryan
Brooklanders
Dougherty
Moray Ahen
Black Teach
Lynch
Hagen
McDonnelle
Catholic University
Horans
Jon Zachary
Center
Zachary
Aru
Brookhanders
Hessler
McDonnell
Horan
Viettora
Pendergast
Sweeney
Hayee
Flanagan
Victora
McCormack
Gileon
McLaugh- Vin
Cw Armoak Villatove
Lynch Cf
Hayes
iGuemer
Memier Nf
Fianagen
elmeCarmack Cf
Widmaver
Hyaq Bechtce
Lyech
McDonnell Hogan
Lyeck
Sweeat
Loughlin
Picer
Heauler Widmaysr
Pemedbelle
Olitok
Mr Collifewer
Amateur Games Across City At Various Venues
Amateur games scheduled today at multiple venues including Capital Cley North Capitol Pumping Station and White Lot Eluipes interior. Matches feature teams such as Stephen a and Belheeda Northarn Georgie ave, with previews of precincts near First Preupyterian and Metro politen areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Cley North Capitol
Letimete
Columbia Columbia Round
Mount Pleasant
American Security Department
White Lot
Eluipes—Interior
Vn Aggies
Washington Thirteenth
D Streets
First Preupyterian
Metropoliten
Loffier Va
Mamhacan Marguette Tairty
Fifth Street
Wiscouaig Avenue
Stephen A
Belheeda Mortharn
Georgie Avenua
Kenyom Streate
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Tech
Eastern High
Western
Parker, Bridget Co. Outfitters
Parker-Bridget
Slither Beuidgill Coy
Tech Nine
Woodberry
Orange
Ryse
Tamale
Sam
Washington CC
Clark
Anomockborn
UC Mab
Morven
Thomnoo CC
Dewey
Calvert
Collins
Banockburn
Minnigieds
E Bowe Washington
C Latte
de Ravenel Bémnock
Applemas
Barts
OM Green
Perkin
BP Devermux
Taird
Maan
Weiter Nagle
Jantle City
Felabn
Altoona
Crick
McCall Atlantic Ciy Va
M' Weaver
AB Matungis
Rave Laws
Dartaros
Wile
Rots
Medco
Imington
Taetermann
Warren Cochran
George P James
Colete JR
Byers
Allegheny CC
Howard Perrin Marien
Misa
Ellie
F & Kraus
Jerckeon
Guatavad Ober
Robert ‘Walt Wimtoges
Wikermas
Andersos Banacckburn
DO K Jackson
Columbia Uo
Mollbouny
Moor Res
Alleghany
Baanocktura
Calvert Washlngien
Aictor Clath
Colombia
Camp
Washinwasp
Shelton Columbie
M M. Davidson
Gilbert Washington
Henry Borel
Gheraar
Seteaibiay
Andereon
W Dunn
de Farate Bare
Campbell Wahl
Oedawgee
Oether Apapania
Steghon
Curk
Newbold
Robert Tabor
Thomas Perr
Atlan Columbia Ra
Fairbenha
Columble Ree
Marian
Hop Cobey
Joseph Pal c. I
Buanochburm
J. & W. Eiseman
Winser
Winn
J Quinn
Mayberry Burt
Toranr
Little Jupiter
Schuttinger
Tunble
Bure
Straigix
Cullong Polb
Mary
Rose
Paumdes
Ear- Tims
Brooks
Phine
Ater Hornes
Bobuttinger
Beto
Keran
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Quest
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Stetoberdy
Goodaere Az Flay
Whatley
Teddy Baar
Snow
Kerman
Btaletiz
Littia
Aireteh
Stel OU
Karrag
Hhal
Beraehed
Meddier
Murphy
Lorsea
Jack Bourdetts
Troka
Jack
Gilbert
Jockesa
Mrkuse
Patterson
Shamy Lane
Kermark
Zeltwood
Wishall
Allen
Tom Cat
Keating
Georg Atwell
McAfee
Bynch
Plana
Jimmy Lane
Somer Kat
Broommick
Simons
Rand Vale
Arnet
Bartwell
Lan
Babelburg
Mutuels—Whitney
Feday’s Racing Entriep
Hirst
Bay of Pleasure
Martin Ward Awouse
Fiona
Maggie Gordon Agnes
Gold
Ophir
Helen Burnett
Zilsaeth “Harwood
Pericles Kelly
Jean Gray
Ammar
Turkey
Shrew
Onmanlea
Adell
Peter Grimm
Denmark
Dotwell
Lewin
Jarpart
Mockler
Font
Yobn Furlong
High Pin
John Furlong
Pons
Dir Blane
Widow
Tramp
Benago
Campico Et ‘Aartads
Gal
Prince Rg
Denau
Prince Gel
Ad Hollenbach Amiry
Hell Horst
Denae
Brediey
Hel- Borg
Harry Lander
Prince Punt
Cinemasti Enquires
Alver Knight
Camel
Ola Cola
Jon Console
Jennie Geddes
Gerth
Cheers
Berd ‘Bonitkilien
Lampblac
Irene Gummall
Irene Gummell
Flerblt
Kinda
Robert Cooper
Chormiga
Jeanette
Mette Wiest Lampbtark
Otlie Hibart
Western High School
Bob Kusumer
Sam Edmonston
Presbyterians
Medicos
Tennallytown
Gith Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Marquette
Tennaltytown
Tenstown Abhoae
Methcon
Msnyder Ibi
Howard
Donaldson
Gibeaniey
Marlin Ss
Farrell
O/Farwill Ibe
Willims
Touln
Medleva
Burk Donaldson Fing der Jones
Beasley Evans Lott
Balytown
Tama
Ogilbrit
Bindeed
Mace—Ow Blastead
Jones
Bivalead
Yoho
Martin Stolen
Bates
Burk Donaldson
Martin Farrell
Toho Willams Snyder
Will Tank Lmpire
Mr Brooks
COM and Labor
WAR
Frighten
C. U
Villa Nova
Tanothe
Copemions Ua
Henry
Tie
Moncree Jom
Weathery
Jack Parker
Ella Brrvon
Miplan
Nebby
Torkville
Penn
Callanes
Tar Vor
Marlin
Jiméay
Chilling
Chetryets
Molerworth
Alec
Alien
Byrne
Qaton
Jim Cetera
Lyme
Helene
Eiseman’s
Eiseman
Esseman & Co
Seventh Aid
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