Nationals Road Trip Tests Versus Hard Schedule
Sporting notes on the Washington Nationals with focus on their road trip, pitching plans, and player form. Akers Cashion Engel Hughes Johnson Groom Walker and Heney are highlighted as pitchers, while the club’s speed and spirit are praised. Baseball standings show Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit New York Washington St Louis and Cleveland in strong contention.
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Palace Quint Wins At Ducks In Intercity Duckpin Meet
The Palace duckpin quint of Washington defeats the Martinsburg team by seven pins in the first series of the Intercity championship. Ten games total pins determine the series winner, with the Palace squad set to travel to Martinsburg on Saturday in hopes of the title.
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Georgetown Athletic Association picks next year’s officers
Georgetown University prepares for a spirited Georgetown Hilltop meeting at Gaston Hall. The junior class nominates Joan Langan for president of the yard Charles Lavelle for secretary and John Moriarty for treasurer, with opposition expected from Manning Gaynor Lamorelle and James Walsh.
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Cy Young Retires From Baseball After Long Career
Cy Young has voluntarily left the Boston team and declared himself out of professional baseball. Known as the Grand Old Man of Baseball, he leaves the big leagues after a storied tenure with Cleveland and Boston, where he shone late in his career before wavering form ended his active playing days.
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Get Part Que Now War Picture Part One
Part one of the war picture series offers original Brady photographs from the Civil War. Limited to two more days, these photos are distributed with U.S. Government permission and promise a historic, collectible set for households. Obtain through The Pom before the offer ends.
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Hughes Gets Brackets in Final Detroit Game
In Detroit, Tom Hughes earns a win as the Nationals defeat the Tigers 5 to 2. Dan Moeller drives in three on two doubles with the bases loaded, while Hughes delivers the strongest start of the spring amid erratic Detroit fielding and late-game pinches.
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Nationalists In New York as Pitcher Walker Takes Spotlight
Nationals struggle in New York as Walker starts on the mound while Bush endures a busy day with thirteen chances. Moriarty shines in the field and Crawford labors at the plate as Detroit battles Washington in a tense game marked by fielding miscues and late scoring chances.
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McAleer Denies Trade Rumor In Boston Baseball Talk
Beaton May says nothing to report of Boston receiving Chase from the Highlanders in exchange for Bradley and Henriksen. McAleer notes the New York club does not want to part with Chase and offers no players for him. Also, Chicago reports pitcher Harry McIntire’s release to Kansas City is confined to Murphy’s office.
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White Sox Win In Fine Finish In New York
The White Sox beat New York 10 to 4 in a late surge, five runs crossing before the end of the ninth and four more in the final frame. Chicago’s offense exploded after Hoff weakened, with Zeiner driving in three runs on a triple as New York’s nine-run efforts couldn’t batch their hits.
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Cleary Becomes Manager of Indianapolis Club
Indianapolis May 3 W H Watx ing and James Burke resigned as manager and president of the Indianapolis club of the American Association. Charles O Leary, shortstop, succeeds Burke as manager. Watkins and Burke cited policy disputes and team actions. Leary joined from the Detroit Americans and has long been part owner and president.
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Nationals Tour to Feature Scoreboard Play by Play
The nationals tour begins today and runs through June 24. The scoreboard will show the play of every game with near real time reproduction for Washington fans. This afternoon the Nationals play in New York at 4 o clock, then head to Boston and the full Ventere circuit.
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Boston Triumphs In Ten Inning Baseball Thriller
Boston defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 in ten innings as Speaker hit a home run in the ninth and scored the winning run in the tenth after Lea reached on an error. Cleveland tied the game in the ninth before Boston pulled away in the extra frame. Key moments included Speaker’s third base dash and Griggs’ and Adams’ interference call during the top of the tenth. Cleveland made a late push but could not convert.
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Fragmented Sports Scores Scattered Across Cities
Readable portions show scattered scores involving Boston New York Cleveland Chicago Detroit and Washington with unclear pairings and odd punctuation. The fragment hints at team matchups and totals but lacks coherent results or dates.
Athletics Win Easily Over Phillies In 9 to 3 Victory
Philadelphia defeated here today 9 to 3 as Lake and Brown struggled. Murphy starred with three singles and a double in four at bats. Shoten, Austin, Wallace, Strunk and Coline contributed. Pitching notes show Brown allowed nine hits in seven innings, with Lake and Bender also seeing action. A rough, error-prone defense marked the early game, highlighted by key hits from Baker, Murphy, and Bender.
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Reds Fallen to St Louis in Slugfest Showing
Heavy hitting and shaky defense defined the game as St Louis defeated Cincinnati 8 to 3. Key moments included a Wingo homer and multiple hits by Mather Viger and Gaspar. pitching by Humphries and Steele provided the bulk of the action in a 49 minute contest.
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Adams In Fine Form As Pirates Edge Boston
Adams in fine form for Pittsburgh as they beat Boston 7 to 8 in a tense game. Leach Vinx Camphe and Leach were standout batters with multiple hits and drives. Umpires were Cwene and Breanen, and the report notes tensions over pace and location of games. A separate Annapolis note says no midshipmen crew allowed to race away from Annapolis this season, disputing reports of Naval Academy crews racing elsewhere.
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Outlaw Ball Ends and Washington Club Players Leave
Washington United States League players abandon the team and return home after unresolved contract pay, leaving Cleveland and other locales with no games. Browne and others promise to pursue legal action as the team dissolves and fees remain unsettled.
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Picks Shooting Teams at Stockholm 1912 Olympic Trials
James E Sullivan and Narres name the U S contenders who will represent the nation at the Stockholm games. The list includes athletes from Wan and Olirpe among others, with selection indicating strong performances in the period leading to the Olympic event.
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