British Champion Falls Early In Open Match
The report details an early upset as a British champion loses at the start. It mentions players such as Ames, Walter, and Mitchell, with notes on the long West course at a Philadelphia venue and continued play referenced on the next page. The narrative follows the shock of defeat and the unfolding rounds across the weekend competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saber
Waterloo
Farazen Ltd
Walter Tugen
Dlevarbronk
Philadelphia
Genne
ESTES
Sartéess
Pacine
Willa
Enghistiaant Woo
Alier Studs
Walter Lagen
Abe Mitchell
Boxing and wrestling results from St Louis and Washington
Twenty years ago in sports notes from April 21 1901 report a police stoppage in a St Louis bout where Philadelphia fighter Jah O Brien outclasses Kel arter of Brooklyn. Rob Roy Mackey loses in two straight falls to M Y Dwyer and R L Johnson wins the second race at Jama Gm.
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St. Louis
Tami
Philadelphia
Jah O' Brien
Kelarter
Brooklyn
Rob Roy Mackey
Washington
M. Y. Dwyer
Wwehmeond
R. L. Johnson
Jama
Two Scholastic Series Games On Week's Card
Eastern meets Tech tomorrow in the first game of the two scholastic series amid high school baseball action at Central Stadium. Western faces Business Friday with Guyon’s Masterm team favored to challenge Central for the pennant as Tech seeks an upset in its opener and seasoned pitchers Floudabush and Burdine backstopped by Slock.
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Teenarty
Serge
Lake
Arthur
Shuuley K. Povich
Tech
Western
Cental Stadium
Fastern
Gigor
Central
Fung
Tecd
Se Aw
Tew
Alexandria High School
Erichson
West
Wagon
Oor
Poseesden
Wat
Couchabush
Walter Johnson
Mastern
First Club Event at Indian Springs Draws Large Field
Henry Litchfield West reports Indian Spring club opens its season with 64 players in two teams captained by Tom Moore and Basil Manly. Manly's team wins 23 to 18 using best ball and individual matches. guests from Bannockburn and the Washington area participate. Vanderpool signals possible standard golf ball change to a larger, lighter ball to British authorities. Women members of Indian Spring also compete in the opening event.
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Henry Litchfield West
Indian Springlub
Tom Moore
Basil M. Manly
Manly
Moors
Moore
Hoa
Knox
Myr
Atow
Smanly
JR. DeFarges
K. L Steele
Tilley
A.nox
Or. OK
Dre
TK de Farge
L. L. Steele
Best Dail
Bileven
Gertrine Lewis
John To Harris
Pest Hall
Moure
John Pools
CT. Liddan
Cariy
Paul YT
Anderson
J. Harper
Pope
F.C Clark
Penelope Wood
Ieap
Ko Yeater Howe
Arthur Slater
J. Gehange
Tomlinson
Gray
F. EL Lewis
A. Grantoa
T. Cummings
Appleman
McCormick
Manty_tean
W. Miler
Philip Papper
Va. DU Batterson
T Stabler
Markham Dane
Joby Poole
Nail
Tr 'Vetice
Peety TE. Hoover
J. Gehan
EB. M. Green
Howard Duketta
Herdwick
We. le Heap
A.B. Campbell
Maniy Rem
Ed Hutchinson
Jennings
Donald A. Gardner
Fo. Mulvey
Raymond Mawhinney
D. B. Castes
Mrs. Join B. Saandert
Charles D. Cons
John B.sanulera
Sherman
James
Women's Golf Association of the
District of Columbia
Chavy Chase Club
Wynant D. Vanderpoul
United States Golf Association
Burning Tree
Morris County Club
Great Britain
Lyons Passes Pratt and Tigers Win 4 3
April 27 Detroit beats Chicago 4 to 3 in game two of the series. Rigney hits a fourth inning homer and Cobb steals home in the fifth, with Lyons holding the White Sox to secure the win. Reverse scoring details show Lyons allowed hits and errors, while Detroit players steal bases and execute timely passes in a tight ninth inning.
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Ero
Pratt
Lyons
Detroit
White Sox
Rigney
Cobb
Chicago
Ab.h
Blue
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Colins
Arenuaa
Agia Shealy
Heltmann
Zito Karm
French
Brunewine
Db Crouse
Bassiere
Lyart
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Oloknson
Hollowa
Yotale
Kamm
Johnson
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Rigner
Hooper
Isheely
Falk
Colluie
Sheety
Shealy
Kamu
J Menubch
Pennock Hurls Yanks To One-Sided Win 11 2
New York Americans beat Philadelphia 11 to 2 in a one sided game. Pennock did not allow a hit through five innings and Ruth drew three walks. Burns was knocked out in the first, Walberg removed in the second, and Dykes hit a homer for New York.
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Pennock
Yanks
New York
New York Americans
Philadelphia
Burns
Walberg
Gray
Ruth
Palladephia
O.A
Weller
Grayn
Piltede
Tima
Thkes
Grae
Coiba
Tipp
Ulster
Ward Twachase
L Ruch
Meneet
Combs Homenin
Berne
Hy Gray
Gree
Burax
Cards Rally To Beat Reds Behind Benton's Sixth Inning
Cincinnati and St Louis clashed as Rube Benton faltered in the sixth, allowing two hits and two earned runs to tie the game. The Cardinals then pulled ahead in the ninth, overcoming a four-run Reds lead and sealing the win with strong pitching from Bell and Doak, while Pfeffer struggled early.
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Cincinnati
Rube Benton
Cardinals
Jakie Man
Reds
Pfeffer
H. Bell
Orj Doak
St Louis
Ablilo-Ailarinanet
Baader
Bains
Rt Dowebien Rt
Oaubert
Tb Botton
Wornsiy
Mserr
Frelgauth
Nicergall
Hs Raoi
Nisdes
Douthett
Gottomler
Hornsby
Myers
Daubertat
Botham Forte
Chiann
Detroit
Harper
Hohne
Tuuthitt
A Eee
Nehergall
Tavan
Tarnaby Clarke
Glerchand
Tattomley Lefer
Lavan
Tattomler Spon Ball
Trenton
Mer Boone
Bestessy
Anninga
Granthan
Cleveland
Major League Standings and Yesterday Results
American League standings show Detroit leading with a .727 mark and Cleveland at .500, New York and Philadelphia near .067 and .060 respectively, while Chicago and St Louis sit lower. Yesterday Washington beat Boston 8 6 and New York toppled Philadelphia 11 2 as Cleveland crushed St Louis 101 to 1. Today’s games include Boston at Washington and New York at Philadelphia with others on the slate.
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W.spet
W.i.pat
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Wasin
Philadel
Boston
Chicago
Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Poday
W.lpet
Wil.pet
Brooklyn
Pitteburgh
Cincinnati
Philadela
Pittsburgh
Tribe Beats Browns In Homerun Bee
St Louis April 27 Cleveland won the second game of the series defeating St Louis 10 to 9 in a heavy hitting affair Speaker Williams Robertson and McManus homered. McManus and Summa added two base hits each while Clarke belted two doubles. Williams and Robertson stood out with multiple hits as Cleveland outslugged St Louis in a tight ballgame.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Speaker
Williams
Robertson
McManus
Summa
Clarke
St. Louise
Roberteongo
St Tawien
J. Leven
Burns
Stephenson
Shle
Smith
Jacobs
Severeid
Errora
Burna
Tatzke
Jacobson
Vanghler
Grant
Pruett
Hie
Bayne
Vangilder
Aff Able
Aff
Barne
Pruet
Kaufmann in Form Cubs Win 4 to 2 over Pirates
Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 2 in the first game of the series as Kaufmann out pitches Lundgren. Statz’s fielding stands out amid a rain-delayed 45 minutes. Carey, Barnhart, Adams and Friberg drive runs for Chicago with Maranville and Vogel among the notables for Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Tota
Chicako
Titteburgh Vole S
Carey
Barnhart
Adams
Friberg
Vogel
Srrot
Meranville
Twe-beac
Sriberg
Hite
Maranville
Wht
Homer
Grantham
Heathcote
Traynor
Meranisie
Grimm
Pittsburgh
Kaufmean
Lundgren
Strock
Kaufmann
Stone
Schmidt
Lanit
Ron
Scheer Strikes Out 17 As Aurora Cubs Tie Arab Juniors
Aurora Midgets pitcher William Scheer struck out 17 and held Arab Juniors to four hits in an 8-8 tie. He walked one as Scheer dominated most of the game though Arabs' Zimmerman pitched well. Rhiver led Arabs with two hits including a double, while Scheer and several teammates added runs and key moments.
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Scheer
Aurora Cubs
William Scheer
Aurora
Zimmerman
Rhiver
Avrorm Mi
ABI
Drs
Abhg A. Wturers
Herman
Ss. JY
Zerman
Horjgan Tb
Gates
Yank
o'Baraen
Ore
Vernet
Weir
Rheen
Schearp
Goddard
Tenghears
McMahon
Run Vernon
Lyone
Wier
Breers
Mille
Rice
Zurman
Rhoven
Talon
Sheehan
Whaley
Zemmerin
Ry Scheer
Minor League Results Across Leagues
In American Association St Pantti Columbus 5 Minneapolis 4. Tolnld Milwaukee 4 Jeannas 5. Indianapolis 5. Southern Association Mohfie 7 Atlanta New Orleans. Homneingam 21 bemnges Memphis 2. Chattanooga 4 Little Ete Sashes ief rain. International League Torerta 4 Thorbester Ternes Cry 10. Buffalo 3.
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American Association
St Pantti
Columbus
Giants Overcome Early Lead In Dodgers Series Victory
New York erased an early three-run Brooklyn lead with two Jacques Fournier homers and nine runs total at Ebbets Field, securing their third win of the series. Fournier hammered two long balls, supported by Meusel, Kelly and others as the Giants outslugged Brooklyn 9 to 3.
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Rooklyn
New York
Crooklyn
Jacques Fournier
Ebbetsfield
Abu
Grok
Young
Meusel
O'Batles
Oj Kelly
wGrite
Jackaca
Gordy Ee
Ione
Oj Diekerngap
Wren
Ruethep
F Lindstrom
Yarramp
Sehuaa
SpHargreav
Tor
Gowdy
Huntzinger
Terry
Griffith
Harrison
Brooklyn
Routhworth
Kelly
Jackson
Fournier
Errara
Koung
Nels
Klugman
Frish
Bader
Johnston
Ruether
Homerens
Forricer
Southworth
Frisch
Jackenn
Ruericker
Huetzinger
Dickerman
Yarrison
Reptier i Nels
Nebf
Sox make triple play but bow to Washington nine
Harrismen fans at American League Park watched a brisk double feature as the Red Sox and Nationals traded lead. Boston, guided by Lee Fohl, staged a notable triple play in the first inning and again on a later play, but Washington won 9 to 6. Doc Ehmke pitched decently for Boston with several hits contested by fielding miscues, while Harris and Seibold led offense for the Nats in a high scoring tilt.
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Frank H. Young
Amerian League Park
Harrisymen
Lee Fohl
Boston Red Sox
Wercome
Swat
Vdr
Aely
Beaneaters
Jazevel Tecumseth Nats
Kimke
Zach Beng
John Collins
Byror Sveres
Oscar Far
Zachary
Wali Flagstead Wambor
Maeris
Ruel Garris
Tingstead
Red Sox
Flapstein
Tess
Lee
Dudley
Daca Toustu
Meelore
Sas
Aga
Coust
Tey Fur
Fife
Fohrmen
Howard Bead
Haris Ge
Didsa
Harris
Speece
Wade Gosin
Seibold
Ruel
Prathro
Sneee
Dalf
Rune
Ithra
Doc
Nate
Frase Limat
Fuhr
Font
Veach
Lei
Boston
Ny Wamby
Fred Marberry Hatch
Joe Martina
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Waterlon
Guyon
Tom Slock
Tiard Page
Indian Springs
Dr Brown
Bannockburn Club
Washington Golf and Country
Bannockburn
Hoses
Tree Benedicts
Monroe BE. Miller
Ro Tages Msyol Lynn Mators
Et Hares
Sogad
Tee Crandall
Bo Wares
Frank Tirron
Bigrey Branss
Tee
Doyle
Foud Sa
Tomanien
Stein-Bloch
Sidney West
Pengoth and
G Streets
Spalding
Hecht
Beddington
Allan Helfrich
PEN State
Fame
WeLaye Franklin Feld
Louis Clark
Edinbure
Atlantic
U.of Va
Marshall Leorawnor
Herlihy
George TH
Gohamnon
G.O
Nengussias
B. Tera
Chad
Tigers
Tribe
Giants
Dodger
Bentley
Fohlmen
Bosto
AB. F. Flagstead
H. PO
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Wath Begauss
Tris
Roong
Ezzeli
Sh. Oo'neill
Picinich
Hmke
Colling Fuhr
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