Ninth Street Team Triumphs In Low-Scoring Victory
Ninth Street team wins as Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Club loses 6 to 1. Scorers include Moreland and Dodd with multiple hits. Dexter pitched, Kemper and St. ceremonies noted. Local standings show Rhode Island Vettes and nearby churches competing in the afternoon game.
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Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Club
Waren
Foyda
LD Streets
Nushed
Daime Rehans
Thirteenth Street
Cuorisnan Church
Dele
Rhode Island Vettes Seti
Westerday
Farner Mareland
Strempon
Uekles
Vseuder
Tarals Geiss
Dexter
Seoth
Quantrille
Moreland
Broome
Dedd
Gostenttien
Halis
Bronnie
Kourr Sinh
Woreland
Eckington Triumphs In Muddled Suburban Clash
Eckington defeated a suburban team in a seven inning tilt in a game filled with erratic plays and scattered scoring. Key players included Sissler and Pek with multiple at bats, while pitching by Wilour and Keller kept the line moving irregularly as errors and defensive miscues dominated the framing.
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Hington
Brookland Weesternday
Sissler
Peramans
Hohier
Iytamoert
Lereden
Fohn Witure
Ington
Benchland
Ernest
Lmbaugh Cata- Ben
My Legis
Gilet
Bielashl
Ara Wier
Erince -Rehington
Brovighand
Clingian
Vincent's easy win over St Dominic in loose game
St Vincent's defeated St Dominic 5 to 1 in a loosely played contest. Vincent used a steady offense and solid defense, scoring in multiple innings while St Dominic struggled at the plate and on the mound. Key contributors included Lawson, Malone, Norris, and Ebbert, with Merrill delivering strong relief for St Vincent.
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St. Vincent Club
St. Dominic
St Martin
Trint
Joseph
St Dominic
Trinity
St. Peter
Glymon
St. Vincent's
St. Dominic's
Ryon
Thism
U Ebbert
Norris Tb
CiWaple
Mermii
P41
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Gnonm, R
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GO Turner
O'Canavan
Blair
Garamell
Toais
Rt. Vincent
St Domine
Rans
Chanpell
Lawson
Schieffer
Sapuld- Mir
Moritt
Cnism
Merrill
Norria
St Vincent
St Lomaic
Om Merrill
Ebbet
Om Ebbert
Histon
Serck Qut
Hy Merill
Hy Rition
de Robert
Norrs
Schaffer
Sarrifice
Norris
Seneca
Fester
Spawiding
Moffit
Chiem
Piteher
Bo Hbbert
Donald Smpke
Mr. Lushear
Fordham Downs Bucknell In Long Drawn Game
Fordham defeated Bucknell College 7 to 4 in a lengthy contest played in New York. Both teams fielded poorly yet Fordham benefited from timely batting as Leach allowed seven hits in seven runs. Batteries Mahoney and McDonald for Fordham and Leach and Gremminger for Bucknell. Will form a local baseball team in Hagerstown. incorporation details include directors, capitalization at 300 dollars, and season set to start in early June.
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Washington Post
New York
Fordham
Bucknell College
Collegians
Leach
Bucknell
Mahoney and McDonald, Leach and Gremminger
Pecal
Heserstown
Hagerstown Athletic Association
William H. Ridenour
S. W. Kent Milter
Harry B.B. Baker
Charles KE. Suter
J. Frank Ridenour
Wiliam A. Roulette
Richard Hartie
Cantilin Joes Spearheads Highlanders Rally For Win
Charley Jones electrifies the crowd with a sensational center field catch and timely plays as the Highlanders beat Washington 2 to 0. Patten suffers his first loss, Chesbro shines in three and a half innings before Keefe finishes strong.
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Charley Jones
Patten
Highlanders
Chesbro
Keefe
Nationals
Conroy
Altizer
Anderson
Klenow
Nill
Jones
Cross
Hickman
Willie Keeler
New York and Washington meet in today’s key games
Box scores show New York 2 to Washington 0 and Philadelphia 4 over Boston 0. Detroit defeats Cleveland 9 to 5, Chicago topples St. Louis 6 to 5. Standings list Philadelphia leading with 24 wins and 10 losses, followed by St. Louis, Boston, and Washington. Yesterday New York beat Philadelphia 15 to 11.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Bontaz
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
L. Pet
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis Pittsburg
Philadelphia Takes Two From Boston in Doubleheader
Philadelphia earns a twin bill sweep over Boston with strong pitching by Coombs and Waddell. The second game goes to Philadelphia in the twelfth inning as Unglaub is ejected for arguing with the umpire. key hits come from Cross Murphy and Oldring with several stolen bases and solid defense contributing to the results.
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Boston
Coombs
Waddell
Wate Oo
Abhoa & Phila
Hartsel
Cress
Ungidtio
Seybold
Collins
O'Davis
Congalton
Murphy
Ferris
Oldring
Barrett
Offraight
Ginger
iFowers
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Totain
Cross
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Origer
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T Hourand
A & Phila
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Schreck
Shaw
Waddill
Glaze
Eee Pruitt
Aseir
Armb
Armbruster
Harteel
Bhite
Pruitt
Sullivan
Ferrie
Cleveland Beats Detroit in Low-Scoring Tilt Behind Strong Hurling
Cleveland defeated Detroit 8 to 2 as Mullen and Eubanks were roughed up early. Joss relieved Hess in the seventh, Jones left with a strained arm, and Birmingham and Leary contributed as Cleveland built a comfortable lead. Keeler starred with two bunts and a two-base hit while Keefe and Chesbro faced mixed fates as New York contends for the pennant race.
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Patten
Hickman
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Ganley
Washington
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Disis
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Rossman
Schaefer
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Stovall
Mick
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Cleve
Errams
Lievele
Biever
Ayne
Malres
Mersia
Qmowshlin
Vantilon
Chicago Triumphs Over St Louis In Fourth Inning Rally
Chicago defeated St Louis 6 to 0 after scoring all runs in the fourth on four errors and two singles. Seven scattered hits did little for either side as pitching and defense dominated. Notable figures include Niles and Isbell with two base hits each for Chicago and Hemphill Dougherty and Pickering contributing for St Louis.
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St. Louis
Niles
Rohs
T. Jones
Sullivan
Stephens
Waite
OlPelty
McFarland
Hewell
Walsh
Howell
White
Mesers
Hurst and Sheridan
Giants Get Even in 15 to 1 Victory Over Philadelphia
New York defeats Philadelphia 15 to 1 after building a ten-run lead. Manager McGraw altered the lineup in the sixth inning as the Giants dominated. McGinnity pitched for Philadelphia and Taylor for New York. Multiple players contributed, with Strang hitting a home run and Browne, Devlin, and Seymour among the scorers.
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Philadelphia
McGraw
Phila
Portsmouth
Thomas
Shannon
Roanoke
Iknake
Strang
Latteries
Flallman
Martin
Reynolds
Luach
Browne
Cooper
Courtney
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Dacklitsch
Dahlen
Pittinger
O‘fitegerald
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Corcoran
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Taylor
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Seymour
Bowerman
Lush
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Theesbase
McGene
Olf McGinnity
Inminga
Innites
McCluskey
bazes—Knabe
Devlin
Jacklitsch
OM Taylor
McGloskey
Messrs. O'Day and
Carpenter
Opening game sees Cincinnati edge St Louis in 1–0 win
Cincinnati wins the opener 1 to 0 in St Louis as McLean delivers a hit and Holly misplays a ball for the lone run. Mason starts for Cincinnati and allows five hits, while St Louis struggles with timely plays and fielding miscues in a 1 hour 48 minute game.
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Cincinnati
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Hennett
Lobert
Murray
O Mitchell
Beckley
O Davix
Byrne
Fara
Gancel
Kelly
Mowery
Noonan
Kruger
McGlynn
Mason
P Qogay
Mitchell
Davis
McGlyon
Meson
Mazon
Wilditch
Umptroe
Mesara
Emalie
Kiem
Gagoline to be king at the Benning track today
Mongini the Terrible Italian seeks 100 mile national title at Columbia track Benning. He drives a loaned high powered car due to his own repair delays. Nine top rivals line up as local entries promise a gripping race this afternoon.
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Philadelphia
Gagoline
Benning
Ralph Mongini
Columbia
Adolph Loenl
Washington
Mangini
J. N. Cuneo
Rainier
Cuneo
New York
City
Arlington
Wallace C. Hood
Baltimore
Harrisburg-York
Thomas
Howard Gill
Hood
Mangin
George Cloward
Stevenss
Duryea
Jack Riordan
Peerless
Ralph Orme
Ford
Rogers
Racine
Chicago
Danville Triumph Over Richmond In Seventh Inning Rally
Danville beat Richmond 9 to 3 in the series finale as two Richmond errors and a timely Danville rally in the sixth fueled the win. Subway Smith pitched well for Danville with effective underhand deliveries while Doyle at second and Reeve at short were standout defenders. Batteries Smith and Ryan for Danville, Long and Walsh for Richmond. Umpire Stanton. Portsmouth game notes follow with Roanoke Tigers beating Portsmouth Truckers 6 to 4 aided by Truckers errors.
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Washington Post
Danville
Richmond
Subway Smith
Doyle
Reeve
Smith
Portsmouth
Roanoke Tigers
Portsmouth Truckers
Roanoke
Tercentennials Rally Past Lynchburg in Norfolk Tilt
Norfolk blanked Lynchburg 4 to 2 as the Tercentennials claimed a third straight win. Jordan pitched well with strong support from Oakley and Bentley Evans. Batteries were Oakley Bentley Evans Tozdan Edwards.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Wva
Lynchburg
Jordan
Oakley
Bentley
Evans
Tozdan Sod Edwards
Brown Edges Harvard in Windy Providence Contest
Brown wins 1 to 0 over Harvard in a sensational game at Providence. The lone run came on a walk, a sacrifice, and Hamilton's RBI hit to center scoring Raymond, amid strong fielding and gusty wind. Nourse and Raymond vs Brennan and Currier carried the pitchers’ duel. McAleer suspends Spencer for training rule violations after the game in Chicago.
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Harvard
Providence
R. LL
Hamilton
Raymond
Brooklyn Triumphs Over Boston In Late Substitution Drama
May 29 New York Brooklyn edged Boston as Boukes subbed for Dorner too late to save the game. Brooklyn outscored Boston 9 to 5 with key hits by Alperman Lumley Batch Maloney and Ritchie. Rucker and Tenney contributed on the mound while Dorner exited in the eighth inning.
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Boston
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Abhore Alperman
Otenney
Dake
Heaumiont
Lumiey
Howard
Batch
Alperman
Lumley
Maloney
Lewin
Ritter
Rucker
Tenney
Ritchie
Braun
N Grows
Burks
Una
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