Business and Central Victors In Scholastic Baseball Games
Business defeated Western 10 to 5 to take undisputed first place in the high school baseball race while Central toppled Eastern. Western pennant hopefuls were knocked out as Central used powerful hitting and errors to surge ahead in the eighth inning. The two games featured four double plays and a triple play by Business, with Eastern scoring first but Central answering decisively to end the day.
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Business and Central Victors
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Forftal
Aimerican League Park
Western
Tu Central
Eastern
Thimplon
Central
Western Beats Business In Tight Opener
Western toppled Business 9 7 in a hard fought opener as Wise and Dowrick led with driving hits and stole bases. Pitches by Blandon and Peck kept the score close, while Wasaman and Nugent contributed key plays. The game lasted two hours and featured multiple errors and timely hitting by both sides.
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Teunden
Peine
Western
Perton
Otowrick Cf
I . O Peme
Hawk
Stearme
Wise
Central Triumphs In Slugfest With Eastern In Tight Tilt
Central tops Eastern 10 to 5 in a 2 hour 25 minute game. Gottlieb dominates most innings while both teams rely on heavy hitting in key periods third and eighth. Players named include Sam Gottlieb A Macdonald White Chapin N Macdonald and Dyer among others.
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Sam Gottlieb
al Eastern
Abraca Roberta
Manning
N.mecd
O Thornett
Roddy
Chapin
Dyer
Tomiin
Mansing
Central
Tomlin Oy Smoot
Davidson
Thornett
Roberts
N. Macdonald
White
Selden
Gottlieb
A. Macdonald
Errora
A. B Macdonald
Hartaborn
Monsing
Tomsin
E Tne
Basern
Shields
Macdonald
Smoot
Tom Jin
Hartshorn
GottHeb
Mr. Shurtleff
Arlington Farm Triumph Over Chemistry In 9 Innings
Arlington Farm defeats Chemistry 8 to 3 at Arlington Farm field. Key players include Kernan, Heald, and Thompson. McPhillomy and Kelly contributed runs, with strong fielding from Rhodes and Shifflet. Umpire Mr Pinet called a 1 hour 20 minute game. Watco A C seeks 15 to 17 year old players for upcoming games.
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Arlington
X & A Dungton
McPhilomy
Kernan
Kelly
Brenner
Ewing
Heald
Thomason
Wills
Hunter
Marcey
Rhodes
Hodge
Shifflet
Arlington Farm
McPhiomy
Thompson
White
Shiffet
McCormick
Atwell
Banea
Firet
Bane
Mshiffiet
Coe
Whits
Prenner
Mr. Pinet
Phillies edge Pirates in late innings for win in Philadelphia
Philadelphia overcame a three run Pittsburgh lead on costly errors and surged ahead in the seventh and eighth innings. Cravath homered, Niehoff and Paskett added key hits, and Whitted and Dagey contributed as the Phillies defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 4.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mamaux
Adams
Cravath
Whitted
Dagey
Niehoff
Paskett
ABC
al Phila
Abhoa Carey
Sipenceset
Adama
Chalmers
Rixey
Johnston
Baird
Wagner
Niehof
Weiser
Arrore
Byrne
Gravath
Killifer
Carey
Gerber
White—Johnston
Eittabu Iret
Obmers
Rizey
Mayer
Keee Mamaux
Eaning
Mayen
Ghatuere
Meyer
Nixey
Messia
Kiem
Emsbie
Special Values in Suits At 17.50 20 22.50 and 25
The article notes popular priced suit grades marked special values due to quality and modeling. It cites English models including one and two button styles, braids Norfolks with exclusive stripes plaids checks oxford and plain colors produced under special conditions with care and judgment.
Cubs Run Up 23 Hits In 19 to 4 Win Over Brooklyn
Chicago pounded 23 hits for 35 bases and defeated Brooklyn 19 to 4 in Brooklyn. Phelan, Standridge and Williams led the hitting, with Standridge earning credit on the mound as well. Dodgers, snares and errors marred the game, while the Cubs protected a season high scoring output at Hickey’s field.
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Chicago
Hickets’ Field
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Binglea
Chicaxo
Sbee
Phelan
O'Mara
Schulte
Daubert
Hummet
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Fisher
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Rigler Ane Bart
Giame
Giants Gain Margin in Defeating Reds
New York Nationals take the series finale 3 to 1 over Cincinnati. Tesreau pitched steadily as New York bunched hits off Lear. Mollwitz Doyle and Lobert drove in runs for the Giants while Burns Groh and Leach contributed to Cincinnati’s offense.
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New York Nationals
Cincinnati
Tesreau
Giants
Lear
Burns
Groh
Doyle
Twombley
Lobert
Griffith
Pletcher
Warner
Robertson
Herzog
Brainerd
Kol’z
Meyers
Molwitz
Murray
BO & O Clark
OlTesreau
Hillfer
Brown
Tear
Han
Clark
Clorlnatt
Mollwitz
Hoberteen
Leach
Brainard
Cincinnat
Verrori
Cruelonatl
Mesara
Byron
Orth
Morgan Excused for Rudeness to Play Second Base Today
Ray Morgan avoided suspension after a clash with Umpire Chill. Manager Griffith and AL president Ban B. Johnson discussed the incident, with Morgan set to start at second base in the final game against the White Sox. Gandill remains suspended, Williams to start at first if absent. Connolly shows promise at shortstop with strong hitting and fielding, while Griffith reshapes the rotation. Nationals look to rebound as Boehling returns to mound duties. Mike Martin and Nick Altrock fished on off day. Henry remains bedridden with spike wound.
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Chicago
Ray Morgan
Griffith
Ban B. Johnson
Morgan
Baseball
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Chill
Gandtl
Suill
White Sox
Gandill
Gandil
Williams
Connolly
Russell
Boehling
Richmond
Rowland
Scott
Georgetown University
Hea
Nationals
Payrol
Mike Martin
Nick Altrock
Lake Michigan
Henry
Five Runs in Ninth Give Cardinals Win
Boston May 14 St Louis rallied in the ninth to overcome a two hit effort by Boston. Five singles an error by Maranville and two misplays by Cather fueled the visitors rally. Gowdy homered and doubled, driving in runs as St Louis won 5 to 4. Umpires Quigley and Eason. Raleigh to Play Ballston Nine tomorrow at Ballston 3 o'clock.
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Gowdy
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Eee
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Retzel
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Robinson
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Snyder
Heston
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Gong
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Salle
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Eason
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Raleigh
Ballston
Ballaton
Holtzclaw
Terrell
Quinn Is Hammered And Balto feds Lose
Baltimore was defeated by Brooklyn 12 to 4 as Quinn struggled, retiring the first twelve batters before being relieved in the seventh. The game featured a Brooklyn offensive surge in the middle innings and a rough stretch for Baltimore pitching, with multiple errors and standout hits from several Brooklyn players.
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Quinn
A Meyer
Anderson
Duncan
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Zinn
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Cf Simmonn
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Walsh
Doolan
Owens
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Rune
Evans
Meyer
Doncan
Cooper
Batley
Marlon
Ry Quinn
Datley
Upham
Banes
Hartimore
Tuna
Atenora Finneran and Howell
Drillery Beats Fairlawn in Potomac League clash
Drillery 3 Fairlawn 1 in Potomac League action. Fitzgerald knocked out for interference. Ebert and McClay pitched for the Drillers and Fairlawn, with Hassenstab relieving. Line score shows 8 hits for Drillery and 5 for Fairlawn, errors minimal and a 1 0 0 spread through seven innings.
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Taylor
Bitting
Harden
Ebert
McClay
P Stephens
Fitzgerald
Drillers
Ollootts
Rhinehart
Fairall
Fairlawn
Wrst
Balla
Rbert
Hassénstab
Bert
Hansenstab
McGrath
Bates
Koogle
Gates
Ball
Langon
Zirkle
Haseenatab
Biston
Ehert
Hayden
Jaeschke
Survey and Patent Game Report Between ABHOA and Opponents
Baseball recap notes ABHOA Patent versus Survey with line scores. Pollock, Bishop, Fischer and others credited with RBIs and runs. Pitchers Hansen Stranahan and Rohman charted, with a 2 hour 15 minute game time and multiple defensive plays including double plays and hit by pitch events.
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Abhoa Birch
Roberts
Collet
Pollock
O Roseher
Jj Benulas
Bauer
Shanlin
Bishop
Ai Beach
Pomp'y
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Braddock
Montague
Ferguson
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Rohman
Stranahan
Collen
Buscher
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Sha- UN
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Fischer
Rehman
Eryore
Cullen
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Beach
Flist Bage
Rokman
Janee
Cullex
Roberta
Shanli
Balle
Montagne
Berch
Erik—Stranshen
Mr. Carr
Car Department Triumpts In Narrow Baseball Tilt
Sullivan, Pugh, Hughes, and Warthen star for Car Department as they edge Station 28 6 to 15 in a tight game. Kilroy works 42 3 innings for the loss while Umbaugh finishes with 12 hits allowed and nine runs scored.
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Abei Sullivan
Warthen
Pugh
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Hughes T
Thornett
Marceron
d/Snyder
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Th’son
Stansbury
Hunt
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Flynn
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T. Thompson Hunt
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