Navy Falls 6 to 1 as Georgetown Stars in Big Game
Georgetown defeated Navy 6 to 1 in a spectacular baseball contest. Lathe Sitterding and Mowhy drove in runs, Murphy delivered a key triple, and Walt OConnor held Navy to four hits with eight strikeouts. Captain Murphy and Kaeser shone on the mound for Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Midshipman
Navy
Walt O' Connor
Phil King
Bs Moat Amlent Mimbers
Meade
Andern Llood
Ford
Anderson
Red Wa Hart
Yeyer
Ivy Curves
Tor Worerd
Leces
Buerding
Baseball Feats of the Great Players from 1876 to 1908
A compiled list of baseball records including most at bats by Brown of Louisville, most hits in a game by various players, top single season home run marks by John Freeman, and notable batting percentages and total bases. The entries span Major and Minor leagues with dates from 1887 to 1908, naming players such as Wadsworth, Delehanty, and Terry, with several game and season benchmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Louisville
Teler
Baltimore
Fungo
M Mitchell
Cincinnati Nationale
John Thoney
Toronto
Levue
Shaw
St Louis
Cincinnati
Ostokr
Philadelphia
Garalcana
Texan Taque
Corsicana Va
Texarkana
Robert Lowe
William Lotten
Daniel Brouthers
Edward Delehanty
O'Dell
St. Louis
Hugh Duty
Chase
New York
R Lowe
Chamberlain
Delshanty
Terry
Chicago
Detroit
Louta
Coral Kaha
Tex
Gaithersburg Twice Humbled In Doubleheader By Washington
Gaithersburg Md May 1 Washington defeated Gaithersburg 4 to 3 in the first game of a doubleheader and then won the second 6 to 5 after 14 innings. Highlights included a late three-run burst by Gaithersburg errors and key hits by players such as Gill and Nopes, with lengthy extra-innings pitching and defensive miscues shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spevlat
Washington
Gaithersburg
Technical High School
Washington Gaithersburg
Austin
Giil
Ove
Nopes
Laine Es Roa
Oarm
Navy
Burley
Az Riomond Cf
Cgalloway Cf
Spillang Jc
Tarrieon
Gaith
Manin
Russ—Dear
Grimth
Tyna
Halter Busey "Sinclair
Nusa Saoeitee
Itarien
Tere
McCarthy
baces—Laneh
Pean
GrimBeh
Lynch
Mtr
Mount St Marys and Western Maryland Battle to Tie
Mount St Marys and Western Maryland played to a 1 1 tie when rain halted the game in the middle of a tense inning by the 1 1 score. The day featured several highlights including a home run by Spragues and multiple double plays before the interruption as players chased trains. Michigan leaves for East tour with Cornell on May 28 ending in Ithaca.
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Mount St Mary's
Fmmiteburg
Mount St. Mrury
Western Maryland
Pes
Honty Ay Matley
lTrompson
Patan
Il Twles
Totum
Odo
TeneWe
Hugh Ant
Michigan
East
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Cornell
Ithaca
New York Ninety Five Defeats Cleveland After Extra Innings
New York defeats Cleveland 4 to 1 after fifteen innings, extending their winning streak to seven. Chase drove in the winning run in the ninth, while Cleveland starter Cox and relievers struggled, enabling New York to pull away late.
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Detroit In Seventh Inning Rally
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 7 to 4 as seven straight Phillies batters scored in a seventh inning rally. The home team tallied two doubles and a sacrifice, with key hits from Abreu, Wash, and Murphy. Detroit used three pitchers as the rally broke a tied game and gave Philadelphia the win.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Johnson
Detroit Anh
Titats Ag
Browning
Joney
Hush
Coby Heilmaster Oidcing
Haier
Davis Murphy
Thomas Lapp
Twn
Dace Rite—Dush
Cobb Davie
Taree Haxe
Ril—Murphy
OM Stroud
Ona
Pernolt
DE Trawalng
Alking
Coimba
Barry Cotling
Saccifien
Dalepunty
Blanage Cobb
Jones
Oldring
Haher
Hettmuiler
Bush
Delehanty
Tranex
Davis
Ases
Datrolt
Firat” Haan
Balis
Ott Sirotd
Atkins
Afrors
Siruch Ont
Bsiraud
Pittsburg Tops New York 1–0 In Low-Scoring Game
Pittsburg, Pa May 21 Pittsburg defeated New York 1 to 0 in a fine contest with the largest crowd of the season. Leifield allowed only two hits to the visitors who never reached second base and left one man on base. Pittsburg scored their run in the seventh on three singles and a sacrifice as nine Pittsburg players batted.
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New York
Cleveland Today
R'Nk
Highlanders
Ron
Chase
Cleveland
Ofstemphill
Brady
Walter Rt
Fick “Rt
OlFestad Q Kroger
Olériter
Lajoie
Glaporte
Temi
Ofeach
Ms Jord
Aicres Wo & Forlag ‘Ib
Maustin Sb
Birmham Cf
Sweenes
Link Po
Rewlok
Ronn—Turner
Birmingham
Chave Rusch
Crea
Austin Knight
Chase Fire
Turner Chena Criger
Sarria Hite
Cradley Austin
Diu Yonight
Stoton
Hemphit
Flick
Turner
New Fork
Ford
Py Fort
Ty Yaneha
Link
Berger
Flasen
Om Ford
Ford Passa
Yale
T Hlolson
Vaughn
Laniusd
Cionires
Merars Evans
Exon
Pittsburg
Leifield
New York Auk
Tyra
OlDevare
Noone
Clarke
Doyia
Wagner Sa
OlMurray Rt
Miller, Ab
Seynour
Bridwell
Wilson
Alpeciin
Merkin
Mets
Raymond
Koelert
Ipoko Tan
Sont
Nthe
Viath
Loiseld
Walter Achat
Wagner Miller
Lynn Doyle
Merkle Pease
Hays
Arta
Lalfeld
Pittaburs
Mosse Dey
Brennan Tima
T Morandais
St Louis Triumphs 4 3 in tenth inning over Brooklyn
St Louis edged Brooklyn 4 to 3 in ten innings, Rucker pitched well through nine with two hits allowed. Key hits by Zacher, Wheat, and Kanatchy helped St Louis seal the win. Corridon struggled late as Brooklyn mounted a comeback.
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St Louis
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Rucker
Brokyn
Hugglan
Aporn
Bo Zacher
Mauber
Pummel
Evan
Offennox
Sh Phelps
O Davideom
Hawer
Olste MiMlan
Mowres
Werwin c
Anucesr
Battes Ter Corridon
Bloger
Brooklyn Acconged
Ood
Rune
Zacher Oukex
Kanatchy Busch Deutert
Wheat
Reds beat Boston 56 to 3 in lopsided game
Cincinnati exploded for 56 runs on May 21 as Ferguson struggled in the eighth. Spade shined in late innings, while Beaton, Sharpe, Paskert and others contributed. Boston pitching faltered with multiple errors and poor fielding in a one sided rout. The article also notes Georgetown University Athletic Association officers election and a large student gathering in Gugl Hall later today.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Ferguson
Spade
OlRoaher Mauda Bower
Faber & FL
Sharpe
Olebliteelt
Miter
Othonall
Dman
Beck
Wlbert
Swetney
Metoun
Forgan
Grammy
Ana
Geta
Boston
Costins
Shame Pankert Hoblitzel
Egon Lobert
Charles
Mister” Sharpe
Micchell
Louert
Paskert
Hite
Jerzox Ferguson
Illen
Reacher
Lebert Sole ‘Benes
Herzog Satiier
Mitchell Egan
Hoblitzer
Beechey
Hob Wise
Lefton Baner
Cincionati
Flrat Kane
O Ferguson
Motwei
Kiem
Kane
G U A. A
Georgetown University Athletic Association
Gaglen Hall
Piace
Bracket Winners Stir Cheers in Columbia Club Tournament
A large delegation from the home club greeted the hero of the hour as a Columbia Country Club event concluded. Winners across the sixteen, eight, and quarterfinal rounds included J W McKinley and L D Underwood of the Columbia Country Club, with Chevy Chase’s L Lewis posting a 68 net in the handicap round. The day featured semifinals and finals for multiple brackets, praising steady play and sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ume
Altan
Hoenora
J W McKinley
Columbia Country Club
Underwood Columia Country Club
J T Haugh
GE Sin Clair
G E Phillipe
Columbia Country ‘Club
L. Lewis
Chevy Chase
Lewis
Ailen
Columbie
Columbia Country
Calumbis
Atlan
Sixtery
Ceorgn
James Colushia
Mekinley
Detentes
Columbia
Jemen Columbia
Gyea
L. HE Andarwous
Colmbia
Columbia Coustey
Colombe
Soestry
Aemihnuts
Frask Govan Columbia
Defeatea
Eiles
Colimatte
Ye Hong
Colimbla
Glewet
le E ‘Finer
Columbia Gountey Grab
Gelsted
Otto Luather
McSumley
Seoumren
Eo Sour Serear
Gauntie Couey Ickerman
Mskett
Chevy Glas
Wood
Reovs
Lowit
L Bees
Lota
Z Dalzell
C ‘Thompson
Chavy
James
Bronx
Montel
Renin
Fight Card For The Coming Week
Boxers listed for multiple ten and twenty five round bouts across American cities May 2 to May 27. Notable matchups include Currance Ganner Molr in Mountain And Wales, Griffin vs Brown in New York, Hyland vs Nolan in Albus, Burne vs Dou Jou in Brooktra, and Ferguson vs Burns in Los Angetes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currance Ganner Molr
Mountain and Wales
Charley Grifin
Knockout Brown
New York City
Hilly Ryan
Bent Dorsey
Syracuse No
Dick Hyland
Dick Noloan
Albus
Frankie Burne
Jobooy Dou- Jou
Brooktra N
Andy Herrin
Joe Jeannetts
Boston Mess
Jack Abbott
Yo Sim Perey
McRicesport
Sendy Fergusos
Tack Burns
Lae Pngetes
Cal
Leet Wins Eleventh Columbia Golf Championship Final
A.B Leet of Chevy Chase defeats Allan Lard in a 3 day tournament at the Columbia club. Leet comes from behind to win with strong drives and precise putting as fans cheer a long rivalry. The final match features close holes and lead changes, ending with Leet capturing top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hddie Eymon
Leet
Fae
Gore
Hone
Will Play For Charity Knights of Columbus and Chamber Meet June 4
A charity baseball game at American Teague Park on June 4 pits the Chamber of Commerce against the Knights of Columbus to raise funds for Washington playgrounds. Officers and members from both groups organize committees and publicity to attract support for the effort benefiting local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Knights Columbua
American Teague Park
Knights of Columbus
Washington
Playground Association
Congress
Thomas J Donoves
Jamen
Fhes
Charles J Columban
Pater Pinegan
Fira
J Halligan
Sames
A. Johnson
George Bapettt
William F Gna
Pb King
Harry M Santoan
John Kreh
Thomas Grant
Walter Guy T Hume
Henry 2. Keutman
Champer of Gommercoad
Charles J Columbus
Kargain of Columbus
Maraghe
Pbot King
Chamber of Comemore
James A. O'Shea
Knights of ‘Salucibus
Minor league baseball weathered by postponed and incomplete games
A dense roundup of minor league scores across multiple circuits lists postponed games due to rain, darkness, or scheduling quirks. Entries cover American Association, Eastern, Southern, South Atlantic, Virginia State, Tri-State, New York State, Connecticut, and New England leagues with scores for individual matchups and partial results. Strongly named clubs include Columbus, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Baltimore, Toronto, Newark, Montreal, Birmingham, Montgomery, New Orleans, Memphis, Savannah, Jacksonville, Columbia, Richmond, Lynchburg, Roanoke, Harrisburg, Altoona, Scranton, Albany, Bridgeport, New Haven, Holyoke, and Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birniaghen
Birmingham
Atlanta
Montgomery
Chattanonge
Chattanooga
New Orleans
New Orleana & Memphia
Mobng
Nashvilla
Mobile
South Atlantic League
Ssvanish
Savanoan & Columbus x
Ackxonville
Jacksonville
Macon
AM Columba
Columbia
Augusta
Roanoke Beats Highlanders 3 1 In Erratic Lincoln Series
Norfolk won 3 1 as Andrada struck out four. Roanoke made three crucial misplays. Otey allowed three hits. Richmond Danville 12 innings tied 0 0. Lynchburg beat Portsmouth 5 1 with Vall erratic. Harvard tops Princeton Yale Pennsylvania in Intercollegiate rifle match. Discus record set at Milford meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Medford Press
Princeton
Yale
Pennsylvania
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G.U
Middies
Crack Chamber OF Commerce
Q’connor
Capt. Murphy
Menefee
Fecinnay
Frwin
Menefess
King
Eutgarten
Murphy
Gareth
Minckiand
Beeman
Wwe
Eager
Logie Gaynor
Anderon
Coravatars Savy
Gagne
Teen
Navy & Coo
Halla
W Guy
J Leverton
J Kreh
Phu Aaa
Wpeeit
Tought
M Becker
J Sheckels
0 Quinn
W Evans
Charlie M King
Technical and
NAPS
Athletics
Intong Nets
THE
Pirates
Jack Flynn
Holy Cross
Georgetown Law School
Pyrates
Piradine Wenerts Deeiay
Cardinals
Troltey Dodgers
REDS
Spade Strong
Komifuals
B. S. Simmons
Country Club
J Lewix
Alggies
Chia Oy
Fuithps
Columbia Goustry Club
Jobe L Weaver
Calwabia
Paling
Caluable
Dark Horse
Co. Tumba
Lara
Lect
Garda Wan
Wall
God
Ait Evan
Heth
Groy
Adrica
Arava
Lust
Alavon
Taras
Rosseaulty
American Associaton
Toleto
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Indianapotia
Louteetiia
St Paul
Bualo
Jersey City
Battie
Secon
Setmey City
Butta
Rochester
Baltmore
Achester
Newark
Montraal
Providence
Montreal
Richmond
Danvils
Portsmouth
Lynchburg
Hoanoke
Rosnoke
Harrisburg
Farrisburg
Altoona
York
Lancaster
Willamsport
Willimsport
Johnstown
Tromton
Trenton
Reading
Carolina Association
Greensboro
Anteroor
Charlotte
Greenville
Charlotta
Spadanburg-Winston Salem
Spartanburg
Troy
Serecure
Almira
Binghamton
Bhoite
Scranton
Wiles Barre
Albany
Alvany
Union
AL Sprinxteli
Waterburr
Holyoke
Holgote
Northampton
Hew Haven
New Haven
Bridgeport
Wew England
Hedford
Bedford Va Lyon
Peepan
Lawrence
RM Pcoction
Urockton Lowell
AESY
Stein-Bloch
Sidney West
Dunlap & Co
Norfolk
Roanoke
Senes
Andrada
Otey
Scora i Roanoke
ABHOA
Norolk Abhoae Powell
Dorie Zu
Holand
Murdock
Newton
Ajmullaney
Spratt
Chandler Ib
Ati DC Pritchard
siMunon
Pressler Ib
UiRewey
Anata
Ati i
Newton Busch Munson
Reger
Tun
Andrrada
Holland
Busch
Antpratt
Atolleway
Atruck
Andreda
Otay
Mr Dayz
Danville
Orickert
Wong
Landgraf
Grifin
Hooker
Tene Itt
OiGaston
At Wallace
Giaugatin
Crume
Youle Abe Toa
Landgrat Rickert
Fon
Wallace
Blesent
Eaues
Hanks
Cutiyerbou
Ake
Ptaben
Sr Verboch
Pender
Reme
Spetial
Washington Post
Fortsmouth
Sten
Ser ‘ Demin
Gulhean
Levy Rt
Wooume Iy
Jagkesn Oe
Rowe A
Smith
Bath
Lynchbury Adiaooa
Portemouth
Ooebe
Rowe
Hotman
Sharp
Jacknon
Bile
Sealth Guineas
Jackson Hoflawn
Heses
Valle
Vall
Levy
Maca
Byrd
Lesita Hyd
Milford
Dea Moinee
Dea Moines
Wieltam
Omohs
Omabe
Denver
Goldheim Tailoring
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