Nationals Aim for Series Win in Boston Trip
The Nationals push toward their first American League pennant as Griffin’s team travels to Boston for a key showdown. Shaw to pitch the 3 45 start. Ayres strong for the Old Fox while Dauss faces Sennings. The Nationals look to extend their lead with Griffin’s pitching staff and clutch hitting from Moeller and McBride.
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Nationals
Jaro Foreign Landa
Griffih
Boston
Tigers
Jennings
Athletics
Federal Express
Grindal
Jim Shaw
Pitteburg
Trump
Dauss
Shaw
Ayres
Rand
Virginia M. D
Mint
Ayras
Artes
Griffith
Bentley
Yale Crew Denies Nickalls Resignation Report
New Haven May 27 Guy Nickalls remains Yale varsity coachManager Henry W Hobson says reports of his resignation are false and that friction over teaching methods has been cleared up. Hobson adds everything is going alongemocally.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Guy Nickalla
Tll
Henry W. Hobeen
Nickalls
Yalamdi
Myr
Hobson
Five Scattered Hits All Ayres Drives Nationals Past Tigers
Yancey Ayres pitched a strong eight innings allowing five hits and two Tigers in a 7 to 0 win for the Nationals at Georgia Avenues grounds. Howard Shanks and Gandil sparked the offense with key hits as Detroit never challenged, while Ayres struck out multiple batters and limited threats, securing the Nationals' third straight victory.
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Stanley T. Silliern
Yancey Wyatt Ayres
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Georgia Avenues Grounds
Hillsville M. D
Nationals
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Bentley
Vvictory
Jennings
Jungleers
Sone
Tuna Fox
Ayera
Ronta
Gandil
Nationala
Morgan
Atole
McBride
Kavanaugh
Henry
Ayers
Moeller
Moriarty
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Foster
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Loo Qandil
Shanks
Bao Morgan
Detroit
Kavanzagh
Reynolds
Main
Nationale
Lott
Ox Hall
Ray Aide
Hall
Thy Ayres
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Om Main
T Am Bentler
Hell
Crawford
Tir Bacrifien Blu
Malo
Menor Hidebrand
O'Leugalie
Georgetown Gulls Gallaudet in 4 4 Draw On Error
Hagerty held Gallaudet hitless for eight innings as Georgetown built a 4-0 lead. A ninth inning rally by Gallaudet produced two runs after McConnell and Rockwell sparked a sequence. Rasmussen blanked the opposition after the second inning as Gallandat featued strong defense and two double plays.
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Hagerty
Georgetown
Gallaudet
Rupies
McConnell
Fhich
Rockwell
Tormey
Marshall
McCarthy
Weems
Haggerty
Martin
Gallandet
Rastrugsen
Miss Hollins 19 Beaten in Metropolitan Golf Tourney
Elimination of Mileholder Miss Marion Hollins of Westbrooks Long Island from the women's Metropolitan golf tournament today by Miss Georgianna Bishop up and 5. Miss Lillian B Hyde of South Shore Long Island won the Metropolitan trophy twice and the medal card last Monday, defeated Mrs Lawrence Swift 2 up and 2. Tomorrow in the semifinals Hyde faces Mrs Feith while Bishop meets Mrs Frayne.
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Orange
N. J
Marion Hollins
Weastbrok
Long Island
Georgianna Bishop
Lillian B. Hyde
South Store
Lawrence Swift
Miss Hyde
Feith
Miss Bishop
Frayne
Navy outfielder ill tests appendix. team prep for Army clash
Navy base baseball left fielder R C Glover was stricken with acute appendicitis late night and underwent immediate surgery. He was reported doing well today as the squad readies for the annual Army game. In other notes, Fola candidates for the international team were called off due to heavy rain. Clifton Forge swept Charlottesville in a 19 to 8 win, with Herasnarger Graham Tepppe and Copeland listed as batteries.
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Annapolis
R. C. Glover
Navy
Ioan
Nevy
Army
Wood Bases Celtics edged by Indians 5 to 4 in Boston
Joe Wood returned from surgery to pitch for Boston against Cleveland. He struggled early but settled, allowing three walks in the first before reclaiming his form. Cleveland led 4 to 0 before Boston rallied to tie and win 5 to 4.
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Boston
Joe Wood
Cleveland
Red Sox
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Meveland
Bace
Desire
Vohnaton
Oloutoor
Oo Turner
It Galuer
Cariath
Olgady
C- Hagerman
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Totus
Steon
Lioreootes Boater
Lelhold
Binland
Turner
Billings
Honper
Scott
Hase
Bisland
Hases
Pirar
Halle
Steen
Halk
Stese
Sheridan
Phillies and St. Louis tie as storm halts game in sixth
A thunderstorm ended the Philadelphia at St. Louis game in the sixth inning with the score tied at one run each. Light hitting and errors marked the late inning, with Wellman providing Philadelphia's only RBI on a single and three plays in the third inning.
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Wellman
St. Lovia
Walker
Leary
Murphy
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Austin
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Pratt
Rumler
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Shawkes
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Agnew Amelree
Mewery Connally
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Tima
Ingram Asked as Navy Football Coach for Next Season
Lieut Tomas H Ingram U S N is asked to accept the Navy head football coach post for next season while current orders are issued He is with the Atlantic fleet off Vera Cruz and was a notable Navy athlete and crewman The Navy Athletic Association has named representatives for various sports including baseball rowing and fencing
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Tomas H. Ingram
Naval Academy
Ingram
Vera Cruz
Navy Athletic Association
Haa So
Robert A. Theobald
William A. Glassford
Jaude B. Mayo
Robert I, Ghormley
Dredrick W. Morrison
J . Osborne
Ininor
JW. Phelps
Ambiguous Library Statistics: Baseball Box Notes
Fragmentary box score style report lists names and figures for a game. Mentions players like Woertendyke and Evans with bases, hits, and errors. includes umpire Mr Shortie Tims and first-base details. Data is garbled but reflects a single game summary and statistics line.
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Stolen Basse
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Dahle
Benner T Kempson
Shortie Tims
Midshipmen Triumph 6-2 Over Mount St Josephs in Annapolis
The Navy team defeated Mount St Josephs 6 to 2 in Annapolis in the final tuneup before the West Point game. Key players included Morgan John and Rogers with two-base hits and Burns earning the win on the mound.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Sgain
West Point
Tt Naval Acchemy
Mount St. Joseph's
Honora Wera
Yieitera
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Aieaa
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Vnbardt
Zreall
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Weber
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Blodgett
Sy Buran
Tinglar
Calhous
Mt EL Sweepa
Will
Maryland Agricultural College Clinches State Baseball Title
Maryland Agricultural College defeats Washington College 2 to 0 to win the state collegiate baseball championship. Players listed include West Cel, Teale, Garrety, Mass, Frampton, Levin, Biddle, Barrest, and Motteckay on MCC and Shipley, Levin, Bidille, and Bidille on Washington College with a 3 hour game time.
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Maryland Agricultural College
Washington College
Chestertown
West
Abe Dae
Wallace
Tishipiey
Teale
Pemtee
Boo i Strong
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Garrety
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Wil
Nitcher
Hottuckery
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Bidille
Com Minster
Mos
Wi. Handibee
Umpire assaulted as Fed League game suspended in Baltimore
A Federal League game between Baltimore and St. Louis was halted in the sixth inning due to a wind storm with the score 4–4. Umpire Mannassay was kicked in the side by St. Louis outfielder Kommera amid protests over resumption. Kommera and another two players had been ejected. Baltimore manager Brown planned to protest on grounds the game should continue. The umpire reported the incident to league president Gilmore.
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High
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Shanks
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McBride
Henry
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St. Louis
Mannaesau
Kommera
Mannassay
Kom‘era
Gilmore
League
Brown
Baltinors
Abhoas
St Louis
AH Moab Zinn
Lolton
Sige
D Simon
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Willett
N Ote
Stanford Racket Team Wins Doubles Match Over Harvard
Stanford racketeers defeat Harvard in singles wins by Moray Harm and Armitstrong while Harvard takes a doubles set. Stanford nets two wins, 6-2 and 6-4, in the Potomac League clash as the team heads to Camden N J for next Saturday’s game.
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Boston
May
Leland Stanford University
Teaders
Camden
N. J
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New Jersey City
Princeton Crew Names Next Year Captain
Putnam of Johnstown New Jersey elected captain of next year's Princeton varsity eight. He is a junior and has also been chosen leader of the Princeton Glee Club for 1515.
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Tiger
Princeton
N. J
Mey
Olin
Fut Nam
Johnstown
Putmem
Princeton Glee Club
Mets Face Off With Zabel In Chicago Pitchers Duel
New York defeats Chicago 1 to 0 in a classic pitchers duel. Veteran Mathewson opposition youth Zabel starts for Chicago in his first start, with Zabel surrendering a run as New York plates the decisive tally.
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Olos Doyle
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jSmith
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Nghe
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Grant
Becher
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Merkle
Basin
Matheweca
Moher
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Smilin
Araphes
Cincinnati Takes Second Win Over Phillies in Slugfest
In a hard fought game in Cincinnati, the Reds defeated Philadelphia to sweep two of three. Pitching by Marshall and Ames held the Phillies to limited scoring as Dee Murray and Magee delivered key hits. The game lasted two hours and four minutes with solid defense and offensive bursts from both sides.
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Gorse
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Oz Bexen
Pailadul- Phe
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Chalmers
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Strack Nut
Hy Marshall
Ty Chalmers
Benton
Flom and Hart
Tima
Gatse
HUGGINS' ERROR TELLS INDIAN LOSS AT ST LOUIS
St Louis hustled past Boston as Huggins error sparked a five run second inning and another in the third. Dartmouth defeated Harvard 14 to 2 in Cambridge as Dartmouth hammered Harvard’s pitching.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Minor League Scores and Postponements Across Leagues
In the American Association Columbus 7 81 Paul and Kansas City 7 tied. Indizsepolis 0. International League Buffalo 75 Toremia and other games postponed due to rain. Southern Association Birmingham 8 Memphis 2 New Orleans 2 Chattanooga 1 Atlanta 16 Mobile 2 Nashville 3. Tri-State Harrisburg 4 Wilmington 2 Frenton 13 Allentown 5. Tors-Reecing postponed by rain. College Baseball Brown 1 Princeton 4 Mary 6 Jorapa Fale 2 Hols Crows questioned.
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