Mutes and rivals square off as football season opens
The Mutes meet Georgetown in the season opener with hopes of a strong showing. Georgetown is rebuilding after losing key players and facing eligibility challenges, while Gallaudet fields a lighter squad but hopes for improvement.
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Victory for Eastern over Gallaudet Reserve Team
Eastern Huish School defeated the Gallaudet Easers on Wednesday by a score of 12 to 0. Captain Mikesell refused to allow substitutes to play against the reserve team due to the Georgetown game today. The reserves, with a patched-up lineup, struggled as Fields and Bender led Eastern while Preston and Stover starred for the reserves in a slow, error-prone effort.
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St. Johns Prep Faces Virginia in Key Heat Battle
The St. Johns Prep team travels to Virginia for a pivotal heat game against Virginia, with Alden Polen and accompanying players aiming to boost the season as Heat championship hopes rise.
North Carolina Aggies Defeat Virginia Military Institute 3 to 1
Special to The Washington Post report from Lexington Virginia details North Carolina Agricultural College overpowering Virginia Military Institute 3 to 1 in a hard fought game. Wilson starred for A and M with a standout back play while VMIs Byrd Bain Riley Poague and others were noted for solid defense and timely stops. The piece lists lineups and referees, with scores and a rundown of other college games played or scheduled.
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Baseball Notes Echo Pennant Time and Trades
Detroit and New York each made eighty free double plays this season. Coakley has won three fourths of his games for the Athletics. McGraw should rest pitchers after cinching the pennant. Eddie Plank could crown the Athletics with the AL pennant, earning a grand monument in Connie Mack's yard. The NL title chase, batting leaders, and player moves across clubs are highlighted with talk of pitchers, backslops, and coaching ambitions.
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Browns Rally and Mistakes Highlight Doubleheader
In a chaotic ball day the Browns and Nationals split a two game set. Adame and Manuel pitched and batted, while Gl eason fanned out three in the sixth. Second baseman Rockenfeld’s illness forced a line-up shift as Vanzant’s triple teased the stands and a grand double play by Jones and Cassidy ended the innings.
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New York Shut Out by Cleveland in 1–0 Loss
New York fell 1–0 to Cleveland as Turner hit a go ahead single and Barbeau followed with a three bagger in the seventh. Attendance was 1,200 as Stovall and Elberfeld contributed for New York amid a tight pitching duel.
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Detroit Triumphs With Ninth Inning Rally Over Boston
Detroit wins 4 to 1 in Boston as a ninth inning rally breaks a tie. Warner draws a walk, Mullin singles, and McIntyre and Lindsay deliver doubles to seal the game. Attendance 4,441 as the Tigers edge the Red Sox in two hours and sixteen minutes.
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Bender Inspires Athletics in 11-1 rout of Chicago
Philadelphia beats Chicago 11 to 1 as Bender dominates on the mound. Altrock Walsh and Smith struggled while Davis Isbell and other Philadelphia hitters connected for multiple extra base hits. Attendance noted at 18,087 as Plank eyed tomorrow’s game and Owen and White to work for Chicago.
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National League results and club standings summary
New York defeated St Louis 6 to 5, Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 7 to 2. Pittsburgh Brooklyn and fog detail. Boston visits Chicago, Brooklyn visits Pittsburg, New York at St Louis, Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Standings show New York leading with 1014 games won and 701 winning percentage, Cincinnati 74 wins 71 losses, Pittsburgh 93 52, Philadelphia 79 64, Brooklyn 41 30 1?
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Mathewson Masterclass Sparks N Y Victory In Opener
Christy Mathewson uses heady pitching to outwit St Louis in a tense ninth inning. New York wins 6 to 5 in 11 innings as Shay keys a late rally. Attendance 3,500, with Brown and Shay delivering two three-base hits in the opener.
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Allen Lard In Finals At Nassau Country Club Tournament
Washington golfer Allen Lard reaches the Nassau Country Club final four after two rounds of eighteen hole match play with Travers Laird and Travis as contenders. Travers defeats Fullerton while Laird upsets Macleay and Travis advances, setting semi finals Travers vs Laird and Travis vs Lard for tomorrow.
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Doyle, Geogheghan Vie In Club Tennis Final For Bowl
Semi finals were held yesterday in the Bache lors Club singles with Doyle defeating Hills in a three set match 6-2 3-6 6-3. Doyle faces Geogheghan today for a chance at the silver Shaw and Serry bowl. Doubles semi finals also took place with Swenarton Heylman and His Wilson advancing.
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Cincinnati Triumph Over Philadelphia in Low-Scoring Tilt
Cincinnati won as superior hitting helped offset Philadelphia six errors leaving managers Kelly and Barry ejected for protesting. Attendance about 1,000. Key players include Titus and Seymour for Cincinnati against Cheeh for Philadelphia. Post reports official league batting and fielding records to be published in The Sunday Post with J. Herbert Doyle as official scorer. Gunton St Stephens game postponed and prize presentation delayed with plans for later date.
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Olsen Wins Decision In Thirty Minute Wrestling Bout
Illinois wrestler Charles Olsen defeated Prof. Schoenfeld of New Orleans in thirty minutes before 1,200 spectators at Asheville. Schoenfeld claimed illegal holds and Olsen offered a rematch, but Schoenfeld refused. Also noted: St Paul Athletic Club organized with Bridgette manager and Mercer captain as first season begins. fifteen candidates audition for the squad, lineup listed, address given for captain Mercer.
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Washington Nationals season wins and losses summary
Sporting Editor Poat reports on last season for the Washington Nationals, detailing total wins and losses and the winning percentage. The text references key figures, including a first win by Marshall in a Cheas game and a noted chess match where Marshall won his ninth game in the series, with other cryptic notes about Germany and a $6 value.
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