Aloysius Pitcher Beats Columbia Athletes in Five Inning Game
Aloysius Club defeated Columbia Athletic Club in a five inning draft style game by 11 to 4. Conk started for Aloysius but lasted only part of an inning, issuing six walks as the visitors crossed the plate repeatedly. Gallagueur relieved and allowed one hit, while Leonard struggled with control for Columbia.
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Treasury Triumph Over Interior In Tight League Game
Treasury defeated Interior 2 to 0 to seize first place in the league. Old Tings’ Matcher held the mound for Money Handlers with strong pitching, while Bartel worked well for the Reds. The deciding rally came in the eighth inning as Treasury pushed across two runs. Both teams played clean defense, with several players contributing at the plate and on base.
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Rhode Island and Bethany Clubs Tie in Sunday School Battle
Rhode Island and Bethany clubs battled to a 5-5 draw in a dusk-shortened interdenominational game at Northeastern streets northeast. La Favor starred with excellent fielding and pitching support as ROT M and Bethany split the contest, with runs credited to Le Mat Tracy Ham mond King Webb and others. Umpire Newman supervised a two-hour game.
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Technical Wins Last Game In Inter-High Series
Technical defeated Business 11 to 6 in the final inter-high school game at Van Ness Park. Kane and Moss starred for Technical as five runs came in the sixth inning and five more in the seventh. Powell pitched for Technical, Gray for Business, with key hits from Mess, Platt, Spencer, and Donnelly and strong fielding from Moss. Time 2 hours.
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Tech Juniors Defeats St Johns Juniors 10 to 8 in Close Game
St Johns Juniors beat Tech Juniors early on then led by two runs before Orme closed the game. Maloney Clark Duryen Orme and Babbington fueled the rally with key hits while Cantwell held steady for Tech and Duryea backed the line. Time 1 hour 15 minutes. Umpire Mr Sterk.
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Inter-High School Track Meet at Van Ness Park Today
The inter high track and field meet is set for this afternoon at Van Ness Park. The track is in good condition after yesterday’s inspection and should perform well. Most participants are in good shape, with several promising races expected. The opening event starts at 3:15 PM.
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Lose a Great Game. Graham Weakens at Finish
Brilliant work by Chase and Hickman at first base featured the game as Keeler’s speed brought the winning run in the ninth. Doyle remained an enigma with men on base. Yesterday’s results showed York 2 Washington 1, Philadelphia 2 Boston 1, Cleveland 6 St. Louis 5. Today’s games: New York at Washington, St. Louis at Chicago, Detroit at Cleveland, Boston at Philadelphia. Standings list Chicago, Philadelphia, Cleveland, St. Louis, Boston, Washington with varying records in the National League and scores from Philadelphia 12 New York 9, Chicago 10 Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh 10 St. Louis 1, Brooklyn 7 Boston 10 Brooklyn 8. Games today Philadelphia at New York, Brooklyn at Boston, Cincinnati at St. Louis.
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Fans Predict Weather as Washington Beats New York 2 to 1
Hints for the fans forecast fair and warmer weather. In a tense battle at the local field, New York defeated Washington 2 to 1 in a late game finish. Hal Chase and Charley Hickman starred at first base while Oscar Graham pitched seven strong innings before fading in the eighth.
Washington Beats New York In Ninth Inning Rally
Washington wins 1-0 at home as Elberfeld drives in Keeler after Doyle muffs a pick off attempt. Keeler scores on Elberfeld's single as Nill's fielding errors allow the run. Doyle exits after a tough ninth, with Graham holding NY to a single tally. Final: Washington 1, New York 0.
Locals cautioned by anxious bats in one sided loss
The Nationals fell prey to overanxious hitting, with Jones Hickman Cross and Anderson among those failing to lay off first pitches. Hickman and Chase shone at first base, while Graham faltered late as Elberfeld and Patten fought to hold the visitors.
Altizer Could Develop Into a Local Shortstop Star
The game showed a late rally as Graham altered the lineup to spark the offense. Doyle and Keeler combined with Hiberfeld and Nill to push the local team near victory while Altizer impressed at short, a potential future star if kept in the position. Umpire Connelly drew criticism for two calls in the eighth and fifth.
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Etberfeld
Altizer
Powell Pounded Hard Defeats St Louis In Nine Innings
Cleveland defeats St Louis 6 to 5 as Powell departs early New score details include Stovall Lajoie Birmingham and Pickering contributing multiple hits. Thielman and Morgan pitched for the respective clubs with St Louis mounting late offense but falling short.
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Bunches Tie It Then Philadelphia Wins In Eleventh
Philadelphia wins a 11 inning baseball game against Boston, 4 to 3, using three timely singles in the final inning. Hartsel and Winter drive in runs for Boston while Cross and Davis steal bases. Evans umpired, Winters pitched for Philadelphia.
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Danville Beats Richmond In Braves Style Contest
Danville defeats Richmond 9 to 3 on May 28 at Danville in a game highlighted by Lavinder’s near no hit performance and strong batting. Richmond starter began with three two-base hits before lasting only one inning, while Eckstone struggled for the visitors.
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Brooklyn Victorious In First Of Two Games In Boston
Brooklyn wins 1 0 in the opener as Lindaman gives up runs. In the second game Boston wins 10 to 9 in a tense contest. Both games feature strong hitting and fielding by Brooklyn and Boston with notable performances from Ritchey, Bates, Howard, and Casey. Umpire Johnstone presided as the day’s excursions stretched to 2 hours 18 minutes.
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Philadelphia Wins Opening Game In Slugfest 12 to 9
Philadelphia defeats New York 12 to 9 in a high scoring series opener. Corridon and Pittinger pitched for Philadelphia while New York used multiple relievers. Key hits include two-base plays by Bransfield Gleason and McGann, with Titus and Knabe driving in runs for the Phillies.
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Cincinnati Errors Costly in Chicago Loss in May Heat
Cincinnati played poorly on the bases and in fielding, allowing Chicago to win easily. Key moments included Mitchell and Davis driving runs for Cincinnati while Tinker, Sheckard, and Chance supplied Chicago’s offense. Evers, Kling, and Brown starred on the mound and in defense, with Rigler umpiring and a 2 hours 5 minutes game time.
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Pittsburg Rout St Louis 16 to 1 in Easy Win
Pittsburg bunched hits in the second and seventh innings to defeat St Louis 16 to 1 in a decisive game. Key hitters included Clarke and Wagner with multiple runs batted in. Game featured strong pitching by Framme for St Louis and Leever for Pittsburg as the visitors ran up the scoring.
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Simon's Homer Wins as Georgetown Tops GW 3 1
Sam Simon’s clutch hit sparks Georgetown to a 3 1 victory over George Washington on Georgetown Field. Cantwell and Carr labored with control issues as GW pitcher errors and walks sealed the Hatchetites’ fate. Campbell two stellar stops plus a throwing gem in the first inning anchored the Blue and Gray win.
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Columbia Gets Drill in South Atlantic League Deal
Through president Boyer of the South Atlantic League Lew Drill the former Washington catalogist has been purchased by the Columbia club from St. Paul He joins the team Thursday Red McMahon a Washington Church League veteran of 1904-05 is now the shortstop for Columbia.
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Tie in South Atlantic ends after 17 innings in Columbia
Special to The Washington Pest Columbia May 2 Incal club tailenders tied Jacksonville 4 to 4 after seventeen innings. Lohrs starred with the bat in a game called at dark. Batteries Savings and Rath McKenzie and Hawkins Umpire Mr Davis Time of game 2 hours 11 minutes. Other notes list New York State, South Atlantic, Southern and Eastern League results with several postponements and scorelines.
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