Trinity Beats St Dominic In Ninth On Timely Hitting
In a seesaw baseball game Trinity defeated St Dominic yesterday afternoon. Vincent and Wisecongin led a late rally with two doubles and a single each. Strong defense and key catches from Waple and Ryan helped Trinity hold the lead as batsmen like Fister and Shappell contributed crucial hits to seal the win.
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Atlantics Beat Columbian Athletic Club 9 to 7 in Fast Inning Game
Atlantic club surged ahead with a five run fourth inning led by heavy batting from Beckett and support from Babson, Lord, and J Salb. Columbian Athletic Club kept pace with runs in other innings but could not overcome the early deficit as Beckett pitched well early and finished strong for the win.
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Bethany Defeats Team in Tentative Baseball Action
Bethany edged past an unnamed foe in a tense game with standout performances from Spicer and Finnegan. Key moments included two-bag hits by Spicer and multiple stolen bases, while pitchers Dampier and Welk contributed on the mound as the contest stretched to over an hour and a quarter.
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Berwyn Beats Laurel In Baseball Fight For Pennant
Berwyn defeats Laurel 4 to 2 at Laurel in a key pennant race game. McGregor pitched for Berwyn with strong relief in the box, while Laurel’s lineup featured Uedas and Stackman. Williams toppled Yale at New Haven 5 to 1 with Ford pitching superbly for Williams, as Ford and Waters paired behind him.
Soldiers Pound Agnew In 8-1 Victory By Fourth Infantry
Company G of the Fourth Infantry defeated the Bliss Electrical School 8 to 1 at Washington Bar. Finley, Havers, Rockwell, and Miller powered a strong hitting effort with three two-baggers and a triple. Agnew allowed the loss and recorded seven strikeouts as Payne fanned seven for Bliss. Umpire Huston presided. game time about one hour and one minute.
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Double Header Today in High School Baseball Clash
Technical and Western battle for league championship headlines a double header at American League Park with Central facing Fast ern in the opener and Technical meeting Western as the main attraction. Rheem or Dodd to pitch for their schools with Reichard set to face Michael in the second game. First pitch is 2 50. Previously scheduled Catholic University versus George Washington at Van Ness Park was canceled by George Washington.
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Naps Beat Long Tom Hess Driven From Box in Cleveland Game
Special to The Washington Post Cleveland Ohio May 22 Naps beat Washington 3 to 2 as Hess lasted one inning before Rhoades relieved him. Lajoie managed a high scoring first inning with three runs, Hughes shut the Nationals down after the early rally. Close plays and protests marked the contest with both teams committing one error and several near-ties.
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Baseball Briefs From Detroit to New York
Detroit notes reflect strong play and shifting standings across leagues with Stone batting .182 in 20 games and Jones delivering multiple hits. Buck Freeman powers Minneapolis offensively while Danville and Williams College show leads and surprises. Navy selects Bacon as captain. today’s games feature Washington at Detroit among others and pennant races tighten across the circuit.
Coughlin's single lifts Detroit past Philadelphia in 11th
Detroit wins 6 to 5 after tying the game in the ninth on four hits. Jones tripled and Coughlin singled in the eleventh for the decisive run as Detroit collapses Philadelphia's defense produced five errors in a cold drizzle crowd. Manager Jennings being escorted by a police officer after disputing a ninth inning call.
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Brooklyn Takes Another From Cincinnati in Nineteenth Century Tie
Brooklyn wins 2 to 1 over Cincinnati. Casey drives in one, Lumsey adds a double, and an error by Ganzeé helps Brooklyn in the fourth. Ganzel doubles for Cincinnati’s lone run in the seventh. Rucker and Mason start on the mound with solid defense and timely hits guiding Brooklyn to victory.
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Philadelphia Wins Again Over Pittsburg in 7th Inning
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburg 7 to 4 at home on a seventh inning error by Storke. Hallman Clarke Wagner Nealon Titus Magee and Bransfield scored for Philadelphia. Willis struggled for Pittsburg with Corridon and Lynch on the mound. Time two hours. Umpire Rigier.
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Boston Pitchers Wild as St Louis Wins 2-1
In Boston May baseball, wild pitching dominated as St. Louis took a 2-1 win. Holly, Bennett, Beaumont and Arndt produced key hits for the visitors while Boston struggled on offense. Pitchers Young, Boultes, and Dorner faced several wild moments in a four hour game.
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Giants Take Second Game at Polo Ground in Fifth Inning Rally
New York Giants rout Chicago Cubs 7 to 1 as McGinnity outduels Overall. McGraw's men capitalize on wild pitching while Seiboldt and Chance clash with Giants players in a lively afternoon at the Polo Grounds before about 17,000 fans. Bowerman replaces Bresnahan behind the plate and shines as the Cubs fail to mount an offense.
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Post Office Down Navy In Fast Season Opener
Post-office Department defeats Navy 6 to 2 in a game featuring strong pitching by Curnane and timely hitting by Coleman and Fenton. Haring pitched well for Navy despite fourteen hits, with Ortison and Fenton excelling defensively. Stuart's eighth inning double broke a tie as Post-office pulled ahead two runs late.
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Danville Falls To Roanoke In Low-Hit Game
Danville hosts Roanoke and loses as Morrissey’s pitching limits Danville to four hits. Lavinder labors on the mound for Danville, but a costly error and lack of timely hitting seal the defeat. Powell shines for Danville with a standout performance while Lohr supplies key catches for Roanoke.
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Judges Have Hard Task at Boston Horse Show
Boston May 22 judges face a busy second day at the open air horse show with 25 classes and events including saddle tandem and obstacle driving. The lawned Country Club grounds were crowded as ribbons were awarded to top stables amid agreeable weather and a bugler’s call. American Association coverage notes scores from various minor league baseball games and college results interspersed with the equestrian report.
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Must protect umpires at Polo Grounds
New York Police Commissioner Bingham said he has notified the New York baseball club owners that rowdyism against umpires at the Polo Grounds must stop. He warned arrests will follow any recurrence.
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Hyattsville Falls As Brentwood Dominates In Mock Match
Hyattsville suffered a lopsided loss 1 to 3 as Brentwood pounded out fifteen hits led by Cleve Beckett with three two-baggers. Handiboee left the mound early and Earnhardt fanned eight, securing Brentwood’s spot atop the Suburban League standings.
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Georgetown Edges St John’s In Hit And Run Thriller
Georgetown wins 3 to 2 over St John’s in a game played on Georgetown Heights. Mudd and Devine pitched for the visitors and locals, with Georgetown breaking through in the fourth on a hit and run play. St John’s tied the game in the seventh but time expired, giving Georgetown the decision.
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Miss Bishop Leads at Knollwood In Met Golf Championship
Weather favors final day play at Knollwood Country Club near White Plains for the women's metropolitan golf championship. Twenty players compete in medal play, split into three divisions with eight advancing to match play for the championship and consolation cups. Miss Bishop, a former national champion, posted the low score in yesterdays round, with close matches including Mrs Patterson and Miss Harrison.
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Cornell Crew Leaves for American Henley
Ithaca reporters say Cornell junior varsity crew leaves for Philadelphia to compete in the American Henley. The eight includes Mulligan, strike Holt, 7 Broomley, 6 Patten, 5 Hanson, 4 Goulson, 3 Seymour, 2 Bayer, bow Welsh. Substitutes are Bullen and Horton. Accompanied by Assistant Coach Colson and Manager Miller. They will try their first spin on the Schuylkill tomorrow in their new 1907 shell.
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Sherman’s First Prize in Navy Sailing Contests
Annapolis Md May 22 The Navy Athletic Association executive committee announced winners in the annual sailing of cathoats and knock about craft. Midshipman Frederick C Sherman of Port Huron Mich won first prize a pair of binoculars while Midshipman Howard H J Benson of Macon Ga took second prize a pair of field glasses. Col R M Thompson of New York funds the prizes known as the Father of army navy athletics. The challenge tests involve picking up buoys thrown overboard by another craft.
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