British Pair Succumbs On Columbia Course
British duo Fred McLeod and Jock Hutchison lose to Arthur Waters and James Ockenden in a strenuous all day four ball at Columbia. A late putt by Ockenden secures victory after a miscue by Hutchison on the seventeenth. Weather and sun hindered play, with winds complicating the afternoon round.
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Nationals golfers battle through rain on tough course
The event opened with players arriving by train and tackling the course as if at home. McLeod, Hutchison, Havers, and Ockenden produced key shots and late rallies while rain intensified. Ockenden claimed early holes, McLeod and Hutchison edged ahead, and Ockanden closed the match on the eleventh as play continued to the third page.
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Eastern in Action Sunday As Mount Rainier Looms
Eastern A A unlimited team meets Mount Rainier at Mount Rainier's diamond Sunday at 2 PM. Mallet, who struck out 20 opponents last Sunday, will again pitch for Eastern.
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Womiths Single In 10th Wins For Tribe
Sherrod Smith delivered a game winning single in the tenth after two outs, giving the Cleveland Indians a 7 6 victory over Chicago. The Cubs tied the game in the ninth, but Cove leskie was relieved in the tenth as Smith’s hit sealed the win for Cleveland.
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Tigers Sweep Series Beating Browns 8 to 4
Detroit completed a three game series sweep over St Louis with an 8 to 4 victory. Harl Whitehill was effective for Detroit while Bayne and Lyons misfired for the Browns. Detroit jumped ahead with bold baserunning and a double steal.
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Major League Standings and Results
Major League standings show American League leaders Detroit New York and Chicago with wins and losses. Yesterday results include New York Washington Detroit St Louis Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia and Boston with rainouts. Today schedules feature Washington at Philadelphia Boston at New York Chicago at St Louis Detroit at Cleveland.
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Shocker Missing, Browns Say No Row
Urban Shocker, star pitcher for the St. Louis Browns, left the team after Saturday's Detroit game and has not been seen. BM Friel of the St. Louis Americans said Shocker likely went to a sister's home in Detroit due to a bad cold, not desertion. Sisler denied dissension and said Shocker intended to rejoin the club after a rest.
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Central-Episcopal Baseball Postponed By Rain
Rain halted Central-Episcopal High School baseball at Central Stadium. No practice occurred for the Blue and White. Tomorrow Coach White plans a game against Maryland freshmen at the same field, with Central favored after a prior loss by Tech High.
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Pirates surge to six in fourth to down Cardinals
In a rough game at St Louis on April 22 Pirates exploded for six runs in the fourth inning to defeat the Cardinals. Dyer exited with an injured hand as Hornsby hit two homers for the Cardinals, while Pittsburgh’s Traynor, Barnhart and Carey contributed key hits in a 10 to 7 victory.
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Reds Edge Cubs 3 2 in Weather Shortened Series Finale
Cincinnati wins the final game over Chicago 3 to 2 to take the series. Despite a soft field and dry conditions both clubs played sharp defense and timely hitting as Grantham and Adames starred for Cincinnati while Kaufmann and Blake held the Cubs in check.
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Gonzaga Freshmen Game Postponed Over Easter Absence
Gonzaga high's game with Georgetown University's freshmen is postponed due to many Georgetown players being away for Easter. The teams will play after the holidays. Gonzaga will conduct a stiff drill at Hillten diamond today under Coach Farley as they progress with their green material.
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Lafayette Defeats Georgetown 5-2 in Hilltop Pitching Duel
Lafayette crushed Georgetown 5 to 2 at the Hilltop as Yefoley pitched for Lafayette. The game featured timely hitting by Hydn and Urann for Georgetown with two extra base hits in the sixth. Jenkins and Yoluley starred on the mound for Lafayette, with key defensive plays saving the lead and securing the victory.
Chess Tourney On Olympic Program At Majestic Hotel
An international chess tournament is organized in connection with the Olympic games and will be held at the Hotel Majestic from July 12 to 0. Amateurs of all nations are invited to participate. prizes include medals and diplomas. England Ireland Malta Czechoslovakia Spain Italy France Belgium have entered players.
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Minor League Results Across Multiple Circuits Dominate South
Baseball scores from Florida State LeeLee Tampa Bay area games to Virginia and South Atlantic League show varied results. Notable outcomes include Memphis 14 Nashville 2 in the Southern Association and Atlanta 3 Mobile 11. Additional tight scores appear in Baltimore 7 Syracuse 1 and Charlotte 4 Norpburg 1.
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Washington rallies to win game in seventh inning
Twenty years ago in sports on April 28 1004 Washington led until the seventh when Lork rallied to win game 4 8 Rosetint captured a feature race of one mile at Aqueduct tracking a 1 39 1 5 time equaling the track record Hose Michigan University freshman tied the world shot put record with a 48 foot 2 inch heave at Franklin Field
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Arnold's Two Bagger Delivers Virginia Victory Over Georgia
Virginia beats Georgia 2 1 in Charlottesville as Arnold hits a ninth inning double driving in Kindie and Difference to erase a tie. Holland pitched a strong game with eight strikeouts, limiting the Crackers to three hits amid windy conditions as Dietrick and Deal started for Virginia and Richardson and Middlebrook for Georgia. Georgia scored in the fourth on a Ramseysingle after a fielding error, but Virginia answered with a Dietrich double and Arnold's two bagger in the ninth to seal the win and level the series.
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Generals Triumph In Weird Ball Game In Virginia
Washington and Lee defeated Johns Hopkins 18 to 4 in a windy, error prone baseball game at Lazington Virginia. Lee pitchers Laghty and Woolwine held Hopkins to three safeties as Hawking Sechorn and Gwaltney starred for the Generals with Gwaltney stealing three bases. North Carolina next to visit Friday.
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Lynchburg Beaten By Gobbler Tossers in Virginia Play
Blacksburg Virginia April 22 Vicennie Tech defeated Lynchburg College 10 to 4. Henley pitched well for Tech allowing ten singles while the Hornets struck first with three early runs. Captain Don Rutherford had two singles and a home run in four trips. Tech added three in the second, while Carpenter held the Gobblers to no more than three innings of scoring. The Jorals crossed three in the sixth and once in both the seventh and eighth. Both teams flashed sharp fielding as Tech Freshmen face Norfolk and Western Transportation tomorrow and the varsity team meets North Carolina University Thursday for a showdown with the Gobblers.
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Olympic Swim Trials Selections From South Atlantic District
Loretta Cannon and Anna McLeary of Baltimore and Miss Grace Skadding of Washington named to represent the South Atlantic district in women swimmers. McLeary to the 100 meter breaststroke, Miss Slewdding to diving. other selections include Miss Cannon and Miss Skadding in additional events.
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Rige's Errors Help Yan in 6-4 Win Over Arts
Frank I. Young reports a tight contest as the Yankees triumph 6-4 over Nationals. Erratic fielding by Rice and a misplayed bunt by Ruel cost the Nationals, while Hoyt’s pitching steadied the Yankees. Mersel, Sam Rice, and Maurel drove key hits, with a fourth-inning rally sealing the game.
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