Vermont Handicappers Fall Short as Subs Struggle
Vermont suffers a rough game against Georgetown with four errors and a heavy substitute rotation. Poor fielding and tight offense leave the team down multiple runs as New England rivals strike early and hold the lead.
Roanoke Richmond lacrosse game report summary
The report describes a Roanoke versus Richmond lacrosse match with a 2-1 Roanoke win and notes a late balanced play by both sides. It references other teams and players in scattered lines, including Spratt and White-Schmidt, with mention of Toronto and lacrosse results and a Crescent Club contest in New York.
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Toronto
Lacrosse
New York
University of Nin
Crescent Club
Tay Ridge
Washington Invaders Edge New York In Late Rally
Washington defeats New York 3 to 2 on a timely two out hit and error filled ninth inning. McBride delivered the decisive single and Jones scored on a third inning double play to spark the visitors while Feisling limited New York to two runs behind Lennore’s three base hit and a sacrifice fly. Knight nailed at home ending the game as Washington held on.
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Detroit
East McBride
Washington
New York
New Yorks
Austin
Sweeney
Feisling
Lenorte
Tnach
Hughes
Invaders
Washington Rooters
Knight
Sweenes
Mitchell
Lelnelt
Hemphill
Conroy
Walter
Street
Knifor
Tae Reesney
Crit
Huglan
Tae
Autin
Taperte
hi—Steret — Garriicofres
Roach Ighet Stoler
Hughes J
Walker
Manning
Aughey
Walker Jenings
Laughlin
Swure
Ania
Yellizer
Ang Conroy
Highlander
Roach
Isla
Cree
Wilan
Adams
Dirstmith
Finn
Adama
Trainmen Abo AE
Stewart
Bering Ot
Do Mann
Estanahn
Fundy
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Jove Ps al Ome Ec Boat
Usmith
Totsis
Tote
Agama Po
Yasos
Adamt
Tralimen
Balle
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Jewett
Smith
Fle
Lana
Kywart
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Vasea
Stewart Violett
Barmon
Yale
Columbia
Tale
Calurtia
Southais Field
Cohtrain
Anas
Neale
Columbiak
Strick
Badger
Philadelphia Racquets Triumph at Chevy Chase in Taft Spectator Field
Philadelphia racketers defeated a Washington county team 8 to 4 at the Chevy Chase Club courts in ideal weather. Prominent spectators included President Taft as AL W Howard and RD Brown led Philadelphians in singles while Doyle brothers won both singles and doubles. Doubles featured Brown Towns and Gore beating rivals, with Townsend and Howard also winning key matches.
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Chevy Chase Courta
Doyle Brothers
Philadelphia
Washington
Chevy Base Clube
Taft
AL W Howard
RD + Brown
Spencer Gordon
Princeton
Conale Doyle
J. Carpenter
Connie
E Doyle
OC Townsend
R_D Brown
Harry @ Townsend
Philadephia
al Howard
A J Gore
R Edwards Phy Akharaj Vaeradhara
Siam Fells Parda
Peru
Dickinson
Dillinghat
Clabuush
Hemph
Chevy Chase Club
Alexander Brittan
Admiral Steyd
Jame
Homer Dets
Wits City
Wow
Spovear Gorton
al W “Howard
RD Brown
Philadeiphia
Oliver
Palladelphia
Meussunder
erle an@ Doyle
Carpenter
Tels
Onisler
Grosvenor
Ani Wilts
Brown
Rowand Cod Gore
Gossip of the Game and College Baseball Scores
Gossip of the Game describes a busy day with mischief and a notable inning by Highlander, fielding plays, and strategic pitching shifts as New York batters struggle. The piece also notes Rock Hill College alumni being defeated by Reserves 2 to 2 and Kensington’s 9 to 6 win over Cleveland Park in Washington School diamond action.
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Rock
Spedial
Washington Post
Ellicott City
Rock Hill College
Stumal Lobboon
Datterter—Croniey
Hinchman Eslen
Toomy
Kensington
Cleveland Park
Washington School
Aloysius Narrow Victory Over Navy Yard Team
Aloysius won a tight game from the Navy Yard club in Capital City yesterday. Leonard pitched superbly with solid support from teammates as the winners edged ahead after the first inning. Strong lines show Rountree, Smith, and Carrigan delivering key hits and plays in a decisive effort.
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Aloysius
Navy Yard Club
Tod
Leonard
Aloysius Ash
Sulkan
Caroa
Oglovunnoteree
Bt Huts
Io Dilles
Kelliher
Wclovesant
O Smiths
veDongh
Carleen St
Barrett
Wcunogm
Tanna
Srites
Minth Sunig
Aloysta
Adams Defeats Trainmen In Railroad League, 5-0
Adams 5, Trainmen 0. Adams pitcher Smith bested Trainmen as Adams scored early and held on to win 5 runs to none. Fleet of hits and solid defense keyed the victory, with Adams contributing two early runs and steady pitching through the final inning.
St Martins Triumph Over National Union in Independence League
St Martins defeated National Union 6 to 5 to seize first place. Highlights included a sensational shortstop catch by Herbert of National Union and multiple innings details with players such as Morgan, Gates, and Wilkerson contributing on offense and defense. The win keeps St Martins atop the Independence League standings with National Union dropping a close game.
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St Martina
National Union
Herbert
Geora
Herriman
Flios
Tieste Db
Ao Andler Ip
Wilkerssn If
Feamn Jf
Ogates
Bieuskl
St Morgan Og
Dampler
NG Herbert
Brewer Oc
Tiincher
Greene P Yi
Obert
Burda
Ae — Tom TN
St Afertin
Dolley Wilkorean
Danipiar
Caser
St Marine & National Tutor
Firat
Hellz
Groene
Ebert
Grace
Morgan
Nodler Bromer
Radler
Anguith
Wilkerson
Olives
Sullivans
Gellaien
Eyadane Tb
Antery Pa & Brower
Ghamb
Schnalder
Donahue Tb
Bumer Et & Ove
AOA Qlatskenr
Onhmerie
Utile
Ao liMyers
Eeepmagii
Tom ST
Oliver
Lorre Prospects
Onter Eotos Rune
Cailehao Lyddape Arewer Chamberlin Behnelter Limerle
Sullivan
Bell
Princeton Penn Tie In Doubleheader On Darkened Field
Princeton and Pennsylvania battled to a 6 to 6 tie after fourteen innings on University Field May 2. Woodie started for Princeton and limited Penn to one hit in five innings, but walks and critical errors led to the late stalemate as Penn scored in the seventh and ninth to force extra frames.
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Princeton N J
University Field
Princeton
Pennsylvania
White
FEO
FFG
Reed Ag
Asd Schultz
O Warwick Ab
Smith
Olsterret
Heyden
OlDawaun
Becow
Conham
Cumens
Stackey
Smiley
Noedia
Pennsylvania ChorOe
Tegoonlg Zoanh OG Runx
wWood Gebulte
RF Smith
Bagden Beacon Mullin
Dawson Tackey
D White
R Smith
Watin
Coreend
Uomn
Wesom Woulle
Wile
Merifice
Bard Tiaweon Sterrett
Go Wiles Staion
Basex
Stermett Cunningham
Thayer Smith
Wong Ballin Bard
Traydon Yackey
al Menditer
Ballin
Warnick
Huser
Fennaytracia
Mirat Bane
Pump Bie
Tmet Stemmons
Cornel Co
Oon
Midwas
Departmental Eerague Wol
Pet Woo Gandt
Agrientue
Postniies
Ano
Wace
Aunday Schoor
Langton
Wu Diamond
Fen Buren
Columbia
Heg Labot
Ela Ra
Sunurban Lhaque
Liver
Weedbirn
Petworth
Oil
Takoma
Brightwood
Independence League
Manhattan
Telning
Nat Uni
St Marina
St Pam BF
Adan
Stator
Ay Gar
Shopien
Doutsern
Troflumen
Andrews
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Brenton
Bee
I Hecht Og
Fraraia Bs
Bankpre Laagls
Fer Wu
Rtxes
Gtr
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Ainecarity
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Amer Nat
Olympia League
Olives
Stephena
Prospect
Tanglewood
Frankytown
Ty Northeast
Southern Railway League
Eae
Auditors Ff
Bookkropere
Teame
Ser
Law
Tremurere
Det
Interior
Bureau
GE Agriculture
Anacostia Beats Peck In Amateur League Showdown
In a busy amateur baseball update, Anacostia defeated Peck 8 to 6 to extend its winning streak as St Martins upset Natural Union, tumbling them from first in the Independence League. Tanglewood topped Olympia in the Sunday school loop, while Mount St Joseph shut out Eastern College 9 to 0 and farmers clash previews fill the rest of the brief.
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Anacostia
Tanglewood
Olympia
Georgetown
Steinmerar S
Srhek
Greery
Jeschke
McGrath Wa
Merean
Mecramin
Meyers
Beth If
Williams Aya
Grer
Harter
Totata
Anavostie
Mount St Joseph
Eaptem
Baltimore
Mount St Josephs
Enatera College Today
Schaub
Stone
Takoma Defeats Woodburn In Close Suburban League Game
Takoma edged Woodburn in a tightly contested Suburban League matchup. Notable players included Appleman, Maddox, Jones, and Carroll among others, with strong defense and fast-paced scoring keeping spectators engaged throughout the contest.
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Takoma
Woodburn
Kars
Felding
Tekue
AL Jungas Rip
Galeeb
Davin Tb
SM Shure Ae
Tafsuein If
Appleman Sh
Maddox
Beguols
Giao
el Flame
Muasberg
Woasbarn
Bal Po Jones
Carol Inn
Jae Yy Munshass
Jinghana
Jinghana Speth
OW Jones
Junghana
Jones
Carroll
Faraburg
Stosster
Maddox Seorites
Rette Stulou Pees Carrell
Memane Appleman
Wild Piich
Jonea Pasand
Hottmus
Mr Myers
Gure Thoer
Mincies
War College Triumph Over Straver in Washington Barracks
War College defeated Straver at Washington barracks by a wide margin, final score 10 to 0. The uneven contest saw War College pitchers dominate early and late, with Straver struggling to mount offense as the game progressed.
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Arms War College
Straver
Washington Barracks
Rwgal Niebeodite
Wade
Gay Hower
Ping Palmer
Notsfo
Leed Bergeron Toover Kerby
Soc
Ney
Dale Pay
Steinmey
Hoover
Perett
Hite
Strourmer
Tima
Stour
Boston Signs Two College Players to Americans Roster
Boston secures two college players Mass Ma 3 Orl Selder Fond and Pitrher WeHele from Maine hall, signing them to join the Boston Americans after college closes. The move adds depth to the big league roster before the season resumes.
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Boston
Mass Ma
Orl Selder Fond
Pitrher WeHele
T Nlareity
Maine Hall
Boston Americans
Maryland Aggies rally past Western Maryland in extra innings
In a tense extra frame, Maryland Aggies mount a late rally to beat Western Maryland with a three-run ninth inning and decisive play in the tenth. Mudd and Guertz contributed key hits as the Aggies overcome a strong effort by Western Maryland pitchers leading to a dramatic finish.
Independent League baseball notes and league chatter
Herbert makes a risky catch at short as the Independence League Bench of Tennallytown recalls nerve over judgment. The Trainmen nearly beat Adams, a drop in early innings cited. Mayers stars against Adams. Steward shines for Sewage Pumping Station in the Capital City League. Bhaffer and Spaulding play with Midway. Hoffman leads Capital City umpires. Fentrass shines for Brightwood. Steelers power the Pumping Station nine. McDonough and St. Stephen's boast a top pitcher in the Olympic League. Alovslug clings to the Capital City lead as battles for the title intensify. Diguries O Connor of St Aloysius seeks a crack at Fredericks MCG if Marylanders’ plan proceeds.
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Herbert
Yeesterday
Tennallytown
Adams
Diguries O'Connor
St. Aloysius
Fredericks
MCG. A
Marylanders
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Peck
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Networth
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Independence Baseball League
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NM Streets
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SE Stephens End
Curly Brown
Cornell
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Lutch
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Washington Loan and Trust
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RTE
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Steward
Reed Club
Bhaffer and Spaulding
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Midway
Pate Hoffman
Old Columbia Athletic Club
Fentrass
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McDonough
St. Stephen's
Alovslug
George Gibson
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