Tigers Upset by Nationals 6 4 in Wild Baseball Rally
In a tense afternoon at Georgia Avenue Court, the Nationals beat the Tigers 6 to 4. Harper struggled with control as Detroit staged late threats, but Chicago’s Jangaleera, Milan, and Rondeau fueled a decisive seventh inning to seal the victory for Washington.
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Nationals Fight for AL Lead With Indians Showdown
National League leaders clash as Griffith plans to start Johnson while Fohl taps Coveleskie for the Indians. Harper, Morgan and Milan shine for Detroit, while a new Nationals mascot, a homer pigeon, draws attention near the pres box. Gandil day honors the ex Nationals star with a committee presenting a token gift before the game.
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National League Yesterday's Results and Standings
National League results show Washington over New York and Philadelphia edging Boston while Cleveland and Chicago split. Standings list Brooklyn 18 8 or 0.819, St. Louis 14 14 .500, New York 13 .409, Chicago 14 13 .619, Pittsburgh 11 18 .407, Cincinnati 12 17 .414, Boston 7, Philadelphia 9. Scheduled games: Brooklyn at Chicago, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, New York at St Louis, Boston at Cincinnati.
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Georgetown University Dedicates Largest South Field
Georgetown University formally dedicated a new athletic field behind the college buildings, with a campus procession, student bands, and speeches by Father Emmett and Charles Cox. Leo Lawler received honor. the Interclass League will use the field daily, with varsity football practice planned for fall. The Seniors defeated the Juniors 7 to 0 in the opening game.
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Pick Steals Four Bases As Athletics Fall
In Philadelphia on May 17 St Louis defeated the Athletics 4 to 0 as Davenport held Philadelphia to few hits. Pick set a season record with four stolen bases, contributing to St Louis scoring in the early innings.
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Giants Start Early Beat Cardinals in St Louis
New York struck early with extra-base hits in the third and fourth innings, stole bases, and capitalized on St. Louis errors to defeat the Cardinals 9 to 3. Robertson, Kaupp, Fletcher, Merkle and Anderson led the offense as Doyle, Burns, and Kauff sparked the defense.
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Home Runs by Cubs Spark Easy Victory
Chicago won 7 to 2 over Brooklyn as Williama and Schulte hit key homers. McCarthy was injured late in the game, blunting Brooklyn's chances while Blodgett pitched for Navy and others contributed to the near run total.
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Gibbons Plans Faster Pace for Lewis Bout Tonight
New York May 17 Mike Gibbons trains at the New Peto Club preparing ten fast rounds daily for his boxing match with Kid Lewis tomorrow evening. He plans to force a faster tempo, believing Lewis cannot sustain breakneck pace. The article recalls Gibbons dramatic 9 second knockout of Young Ahearn and notes his off-ring life farming, hunting, and fishing with his family.
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Braves Pound Toney to Beat Reds 7 1 in Cincinnati
Boston hits Toney hard in first inning and again in the second as Dale relieves. Marano and Smith spark Boston with timely hits. Final score 7 to 1 with Cincinnati errors aiding the visitors.
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