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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1907
Page
15
Revised Schedule of First Series Announced by Worley
Secretary Worley of the Marquette League released the revised schedule for the first series from May 20 to June 15. Postponed games are rescheduled with dates and matchups including St Martin St Joseph Trinity St Domine St Peter St Vincent.
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St Joseph
Trinity
St Domine
St. Peter
St Vincent
St Martin
St Peter
St. Joseph
St. Vincent
St Dominic
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St. Dominte
St Peter Ves
Hatchetites fall to Wheaton in tight 5 4 defeat
George Washington University a short-handed lineup loses 5 to 4 at Van Ness Park to Wheaton of Montgomery County. Carr and Titus both hurled well for Wheaton while Sheckles limited GW early. GW rallies with two in the fifth and seventh but falls short as Wheaton steals season finale, will face Georgetown next.
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Weber
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Goodman
Bemis Delivers First Hit In Nationals Shutout Victory
Joe Cantillon's delegation and undertaker delegates edge the Naps 2 0 in Cleveland. Long Tom Hughes allows one hit as Bemis breaks through with a key single and Altizer claims three hits to lead Washington's batting honors. Liebhardt and Berger struggle, Stovall and Ganley contribute, Anderson shines in the field.
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Altizer
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Anderson
Nill
Clark
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Ganley
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MOBY
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Stovall
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D . Turner
Liiebhardt
Liebhardt Cleveland
Bry Liebhardt
Mr. Connelly
Tie Game In Marquette Between St Peter And St Vincent
In a muddy Olympic Field stalemate yesterday afternoon St Vincent and St Peter battled to a 6–6 draw. Moffit Birch and Schiffer stood out for St Vincent though errors proved costly. both teams outplayed each other with sharp fielding and timely hits amid a ragged game on the rain-soaked diamond.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Today’s Games
Washington and Cleveland tied with 0, Philadelphia won 1 over Detroit 0, New York blanked Chicago 4, St Louis defeated St Leai with 3, Boston 0. Today matches include Kingtom at Cleveland and New York at St Louis, Horton at Chicago. Standings show Chicago leading with 29 wins, 19 losses. Philadelphia 13 13, Cleveland 17 12. Recent results list New York 4 over Louis and Chicago 1 over Boston, Pittsburgh 5, Brooklyn 0, Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 2.
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Horton
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Bittsburg
St Louis
W. Oo
Misjudgment Costs Detroit In Bitter Cold Shutout
Detroit and Philadelphia played a 1-0 game in bitter cold as Murphy’s ninth inning misplay allowed Cross to score on a two-base hit. Eubank and Plank pitched well in Detroit’s first loss of the season, with Cross the lone runner to reach second base.
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Caughlin
Crawford
O Murphy
Cobb
Oj Davis
Rossman
Seyhold
Schaefer
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Qoldring
Usknight
Pinnk
Ihe
Philadelphia
Cobh
Barek
Halls
Evans
Parker Bridget Clothing Ad Promotes Style Quality Fit
An advertisement from Parker Bridget Clothing touts style quality and fit as core values. It claims fair prices and superior clothing production and selling, inviting customers to compare suits from 15 to 35 dollars with higher priced rivals and decide.
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Pitchers Lack Control as St. Louis Tops New York
New York committed errors that allowed St. Louis to end New York's 17 game winning streak. The game featured rough pitching, with both teams suffering control problems and multiple miscues shaping the outcome.
Chicago Reverse Score Buries Boston in Friday Tilt
Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 3 as Boston managed 3 assists. The box score lists Jones Donohue W Sullivan and Smith as standouts with key two base hits from Parent Jones Davis and Smith. Pruitt faced Boston nine and Chicago nine with Smith and Pruitt handling pitching duties. Time of game was 1 hour 48 minutes.
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Murst
Reds Lose Pitchers Battle in Philadelphia
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati in a pitchers battle as the Phils win in the eighth on three singles and a sacrifice. Knabe Magee Bransfield Pittenger Hug gins and McLean score. Ewing and Pittenger duel on the mound as Bransfield picks up the win.
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Titus
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Bransfield
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Huggins
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Mr. Rigler
St Louis Beats New York 3 2 In Slugging Tilt
St Louis won from New York 3 to 2 as bunched hits fueled the victory. Hemphill, Hoffman, Keeler and Niles produced key moments with solid defense behind Doyle and Glade. Umpires Mesers, O Loughlin and Stafford called a 2 hour 17 minute game.
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Brooklyns Fall to Pittsburg 3–0 in Rainy Game
Brooklyn, May 2. The Brooklyns were shut out by Pittsburg 3 to 0 as Leever struggled on the mound. Key at bats by Abbatichio Nealon and Leason sparked Pittsburg, while Brooklyn could muster only scattered hits and left runners stranded. The South Atlantic League report notes pitching and fielding that sealed the low-scoring contest.
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Printers Easily Beaten by Southern Railway in 11 to 1 Win
Southern Railway overwhelmed the Government Printing Office team yesterday 11 to 1. Dent pitched for GP O while Gordon started for the printers and was knocked out in the second inning replaced by Burham. Scoring credited to Harden Hampton Copeland Herbert Holly Ballinger Phelps McKnight Lynham Hodgaan Ansley Smith Dent Burham and others. Other league results noted: Braddocks over Episcopal High School Midgets 14 to 9. Standard Athletic Club over Mystics 16 to 2. S.A.C. teams averaging fifteen years played all games.
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Baseball Briefs Pulls Lead. Giants End Early Streak
Detroits shut out for first time this season and push on the Naps trail after ousting the Highlanders from third place. Altizer hits well with three singles. Bemis robs Long Tom of a no hit bid. Patten may face Lajoie’s squad as locals seek back‑to‑back wins. Canros from the New York Americans leads in batting and steals, while Cy Young of the Boston Americans extends his long career. The Giants’ hot streak ends against St Louis. Providence Grays’ 1884 record noted. Chicago Americans’ 19 straight wins cited as compare.
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Decoration Day honors Harry Wright in Philadelphia
On Decoration Day Philadelphia fans remember Harry Wright famed baseball manager once at the helm of Philadelphia and Cincinnati in the National League. Flowers will be placed around his monument in Laurel Hill Cemetery Fairmount Park the sole memorial to a key figure in the national game.
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Departmental Season Opens as Reds Blank Interior 12 to 0
Post-office wins 12 to 0 after a rough Inland start by Haring. Chance tosses first ball as Interior misplays defense. Herring flawless at first while Kraft limits stolen bases. Bartell yields seven runs. Duganne and Hardy struggle before Interior settles in. Runs scored by Bradley Fenton Orrison Baroy Herring A Fenton Kraft and more.
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Bethany Baptist Triumphs Over Ninth In Busy Nine Innings
Bethany Baptist won 9 to 7 at Thirteenth and D Streets with Spicer Moreland Rider and Shedd leading the hitting. Ninth committed eight errors as Garner and Dodd pitched and played for the Josers. Burns started for Bethany and Dodd finished.
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Bliss Electrical School Defeats Bloomingdales In Muddy Victory
Bliss Electrical School upset Bloomingdales last evening in a soggy field, featuring Nichols deep plate throw and Stewart one hand catch, with Sparot central for Bliss. Bloomingdales meets Eckington Athletic Club at McDevitt's Field Friday at 4:30.
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Poolesville Braves Fall to Adamstown Despite Strong Pitching
Adamstown defeated Poolesville 1 to 1 in a tightly pitched game at Poolesville. Orrison of Adamstown was unhittable, fending off Poolesville's offense as both teams managed only a handful of hits. Poolesville scored in the seventh inning but could not overcome the visitors. Battery for Poolesville was Allnutt Bell Seliman and Stang. for Adamstown Ornson and Dar. Poolesville lacked proper practice.
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SHRUBB TO MEET KANALY FOR MEMORIAL RACE
Alfred Shrubb, English professional distance champion, and Kanaly, America's fastest pro, are matched for a Memorial race at a Knights of St. John picnic. Kanaly trained Colby College athletes in Maine for the intercollegiate meet and will return to finalize the deal. Shrubb plans arrival from New York and entry at the Amateur Athletic union event.
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