Tennis Finals Set At Chevy Chase Club Tourney
The Chevy Chase Club tennis tournament nears finals with Ballard Moore to face Spencer Gordon in a men singles challenge round after Moore beat Walter Wilcox 6 1 and 1 1. Miss Du Bose defeated Miss Johnson 16 13 4 1 3 in a top semifinal, as other semifinals and handicap doubles proceed toward completion.
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Chevy Chase Club
Fiat
Chevy Chase
Ameng
Bailard Moore
Harvey Bundy
Spencer Gordon
Moore
Watter St Wilcox
Ashmead Fuller
Ss Provesa
Ballard Moore
Col E. B. Babbitt
W F Ham
Moore and Garden
Miss du Bose
Miss Johnson
Harvey Bunder
Asomead Fuller
J. Es Moore
Walter Wilcox
J. Ballerd Moore
Spencer Gordin
Comm. Jackson
Cuthbert Brown
Col
E. B. Babbitt
WF. Ham
W. D. Dunlop
Fletching Simmons
Misa du Bose
Miss Greeley
Mrs. Bell
Woemen
Misa Greeley
Miss Down
Miss the Rose
Miss Leutze
Miss Fitch
Mre. Hell
Ase Neon
Chifeds Win 13 to 1 in Terrific Batting Display
Chicago fans saw the Chifeds dominate with 17 hits and 3 bases off Chief Johnson to win 13 to 1 over Kansas City. Early offense built a commanding lead as Chicago pitchers silenced the visitors and turned the game into a lopsided rout.
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Chifeds
Chicago
Chief Johnson
Tdame
Kanena City
G U Preps Edge Army and Nao in Close Victory
G U Preps beat Army and Nao Preps 5 to 3 in a tight matchup. Hazelburet and Boones powered offense with key hits and runs as pitchers Hunter and Rylanier worked efficiently. Game lasted about one hour with data on hits and errors, highlighting Berane and Miller contributing in the field.
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Coredown
Army
Nao
Puobey
AENT
ARTO
ToMalse
Love
Venaire
Io i Coster
Berane
Hazelburet
Baa Swiban
Miller
Yong King
Boones
Ratton
Toveholtm Tanter
Cutetros
Jetapes
Cesargegen
Tir Metrurre Snivan Berens
Smith, Lore
Foster Hunter Tors
C. Daly
Ruilivan
Huotar
Flrat Baxe
Hunter
parber—Rylanier
de Hasetparat
Peaptre Mir Reraei
Bureau Foresters clash in low scoring baseball game
Bureau defeats Foresters 8 to 0 as Sweeney and McDonough dominate on the mound. Key hits come from Davis Burke and Miller with solid fielding by Newton and Roche. Limited errors and a 60 minute game pace the scoreless early innings into a decisive Bureau win.
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Forestern
Roche
Newton
Sac
Éupnik
Smith
Davis
Ward
Rorke
Melrnervorf
Miller
King
Dampier
O Warr
Gi Tifett
O'Leary
Frasier
McDon Ell
Ennis
Ea Thompson
Sweenes
Reuseaa
Foresters
Oo Barea
Rache
Zapuik
Davia
Burke
Darla
McLarney
Bureau
Dave
Laffan
B. Foresters
Balfe
Om McDon
Mera
MrLarney
Zuprik
McDonough
Sweeney
Mr. Shuttle
Comiskey Sells Chapell to Milwaukee Ball Club
Chicago April 28 President Comiskey of the Chicago American League club announced that Larry Chappell, outfielder, was sold to Milwaukee. An unofficial report quoted a $5,000 price. Chappell had been sold to the White Sox two years ago for about $18,099.
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Comiskey
Larry Chappell
Milwaukee
Ranorf
Chappell
White Sox
One Run Decides Stellar Nationals Athletics Battle
Johnson and Wyckoff star for the Athletics in a tight one run game. Moeller scored on a first inning sequence highlighted by Milan’s sacrifice fly after Foster’s hit. McConnell dropped a relay, Milan scored, and the Nationals held off further threats thanks to sharp fielding and double plays.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Mr. McConnell
Connie Mack
Als
Baker
Oldrina
Mosliqg
Milan
Foster
Moeller
Qidring
McConnell
Nationals
Athletics
Johnson
Grimma
Gandil
Rondeau
Morgan
Warry Lafoie
A.H
E. Athletics
A.E. Moeller
Murphy
Feater
Oldring
Strunk
Lajoie
McInnes
Pommern Wins Big English Race at Newmarket Stakes
Sol Joel's Pommern by Polymelus out of Merry Agnes, the favorite, won the 7000 guinea stakes for entire colts and fillies foaled in 1912 at Newmarket. L Neumann's Tournament was second, and Lord Carnarvon's The Vizier third. Sixteen starters.
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Newmarket
England
Outfits for prison team at Sing Sing to wear old Yankees gear
In New York Sing Sing prison inmates organized baseball clubs share uniforms from the Yankees and New York Americans. Warden Thomas Mott Osborne promotes baseball to boost prisoners’ fitness. A prisoner’s letter to Yankees owners led to enough gear to outfit eight players with caps and shoes.
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Sing Sing
Yankees
L Eagle
Thomas Mott Osborne
Columbia Blanks Pennsylva nia in 4 to 0 victory
Columbia defeated University of Pennsylvania 4 to 0 as pitcher Smith held the Red and Blue to little scoring. Wallace started for Penn and worked eight innings before being relieved for a pinch hitter. The line score shows Columbia multiple hits and solid defense throughout.
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Philadelphia
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Ft. Smith
Wallace
Nationals Lose Pace In Short League Contest At Brookland
Tomorrow's game starts at 2. Bentley and Henry are Griffith's battery today with Shaw as second choice. Pennock slated for the Athletics. Eddie Ainsmith hit left yesterday, singled, sacrificed and fanned. Rondeau's sacrifice and a near banishment protest by Griffith marked the day. Morgan starred, making several sensational plays, while wind hindered judging fly balls. Connie Mack and Tra Thomas attended the Brookland game as Villanova and Catholic University clashed. Fahey of Villanova looms as a Mack recruit.
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Johnson
Barry
Lajoie
Grimthes
Athletics
Nationals
Wyckef
Lafoe
Connie Mack
McInnes
McConnel
McAvoy
Bentley
Henry
Griffith
Shaw
Pennock
Ray Morgan
Connie” Mack
Tra Thomas
Brookland
Catholic University
Villanova
Fahey
Tear
Mackmen
Giants Acquire Wheat in Big Trade with Dodgers
On April 2 New York and Brooklyn completed a major deal sending Zach Wheat to the Giants in exchange for outfielders John Murray and Dave Robertson and pitcher W L D Polly Perritt. The Giants then released pitchers Kirmayer and Press and infielder Reed to other teams as rosters were trimmed.
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Brooklyn Nationals
Zach Wheat
Brooklyns
Sear
Giants
Wheat
McGraw
John Murray
Dave Robertson
W. LD
Polly) Perritt
Perritt
St. Louis
Reds Refusal Gives Cubs Narrow Victory Over Cincinnati
A seesaw baseball game in Cincinnati ends 9 to 8 as Chicago Cubs defeat the Reds. William Williams homered the longest hit on the Cincinnati grounds, with Leach Herzog Killifer among others contributing. pitching by Benton Adams Vaughn Lear and Schneider.
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Chicago
Good
Williams
Leach
Fisher
el Hersog
Schulte
Ol Kifer
Zimman, Sb
Geiffth
Groh
Omen
Monwitz
Winge, R
TfDeoin
Lear
Benton
Schneider
Wagner
tTombler
Talivon Kolnitz
Adama
Wingo
Cor Benton
Fongo
Fincer
Saier
Bresnalan
Vaughn
Herzog
Killifer
Wings
Willama
Grifth
Ohit
Wiliams
Hersog
Fresnahan
Cheney
Adams
Olson Kalseley
Olsen
Wits
Olsor
Cage
Balla
Adam
Stauridge
Renton
Seimelder
O Cheney
Yaugho
Rehneider
Adame
Mesers
Klem
Bmellie
Standings Preview From The American League Card
MLB brief lists Class standings and matchups with Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston Detroit at Chicago and St Louis at Cleveland noting early season context and key intraleague games.
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Washington
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
St. Lewia
Clevelantt
Cleveland
New Fork
St. Temaha
Wees
St. Louis
Baye
Annes
Phillies Shut Out Brooklyn Behind Mayer's Pitching
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 3 to 0 as Mayer scattered hits and issued no walks or hit batters. Appleton aided the Phillies with two runs driven in by walks and timely hits, while Cravath and Luderus provided key two baggers. Brooklyn failed to plate, sustaining the shutout through eight innings before final tallies.
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Mayer
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Appleton
Wildneas
Brooklsn
al Phils
A O' Mara
I Berne
Daubert
Bancroft
Cadore
Becker
Stengel
Crovath
Whitted
Cetshaw
Dugey
Myers
Luderus
Schultz
Killifer
McCarty
Pan Ragan
Ammel
Mierman
Nan
Brooklyn A
Bancroft, Decker
Cravath
Seholtz
Staten
Wohitted
Hagan
Offagan
Janioga
Messie
Byron
Orth
Boxing Bill Passed by Michigan House for State Athletic Commission
The Michigan House, by 55 to 40, approved Senator Paul’s bill to form a State athletic commission to regulate boxing exhibitions. The measure now goes to Governor Ferris for signature as boxing contests are currently illegal in the state.
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Lansing
Mich
House of Representatives
Paul
Af State Athletic Commission
Michigan
Ferris
Ilegal
National League Bouts Today Involving New York and Cincinnati
National League matchups feature Moston against New York and Brechkliyn facing Philadelphia. Cincinnati plays St Louis, while Baltimore visits Brooklyn and St Louis travels to Pittsburgh.
Detroit Tigers Rout St Louis In Eight Inning Rally
Detroit batted a furious rally in the eighth inning scoring ten runs to erase a one run deficit and defeat St Louis 12 to 3. Cobb Crawford Veach and Kavanagh sparked the onslaught with multiple hits as Detroit piled up two doubles two triples and five singles off James and Baumgardner. James lasted into the eighth before Cobb tripled and scored.
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James
St. Louis
Cobb
Tigers
Baumgardner
Veach
Austin
Kavanagh
Ib Lavan
McKee
St Ionle
Runes
Shotten
Avatin
Earan
Rush
Fuller
Crawford
Lavan
Cobh Kavanagh
Baumpardner
Pratt
Messie
Loughlin and
Hildebrand
Three Circuit Hits In Pirates Victory
Pirates win 7 to 6 at St Louis as Butler Carey and Wilson homer in a game cut short in the eighth. Smithers, Niehaus, and Harmon feature on the mound and in field events with key hits from Wagner, Gibson, and Haroon.
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St. Louis
Butler
Cares
Wilson
Pittaburgh Wim
Pittsburgh
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Tohnston
Carey
O' Dolan
Baird
Miller
Hinchmen
Wagoner
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Lejeune
Berk
Trerher
Aisnmyder
Harmon
Sallee
Cooper
Gibson
Gerber
Haroon
Long
Snyder
Wagner
Lefeone
Horr
Joboaten
Ho- Ian
Faroed Rons
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St. Toute
Snider
Wison
Pitlabureh
St. Tau
Binet
Omf
Rallee
Niehaus
Tarmon
Mits
Saliee
Hermon
bail—Snyder
Vampires
Menara
Rigler
Hact
White Sox extend win streak to seven with 7 3 victory
Chicago Ameri cans beat Cleveland 7 to 3 in Cleveland for their seventh straight win. Fournier Roth and Leibold led a brisk baserunning attack as Chicago overcame early jams. Two-base hits came from Schalk Fournier Hodgers and Roth. Bruno Lang trains for May 3 match against Tommy Law.
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Chicago Americans
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Fournier
Roth
ANH & Graney
O' Quinlan
Rodgers
Chanman
Collins
Boa Jackson
Smith
Ef. Collins
Bartare
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Nell
Breen
Mitchell
Harstad
Leibold Coumbe
Herstad
OLR
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Kune
Graney
O'Neh
Liebold
Quinlan
E. Collins
Rehab
Eerers
Chapmoan
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Schalk
Founer
Hodgers
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Leibold
Dr. Leeland
Denz
Plaza
Weaver
Benz
Errata
Balle
O Steen
Steen
Henz
Vrapires
Mentis
Dineen
Nallin
Washington Post
Ohio
Bruno Lang
Tommy Lawe
Ardmore
Washington
Lang
Phil Brock
Federal League Standings and Yesterday's Results
The standings show Newark Buffalo and Baltimore with mixed win loss records. City teams and road results are listed with figures and percentages placeholder data. Yesterday's results appear garbled but indicate game outcomes across multiple clubs.
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W. Pet
Newark
Kana
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Pittabah
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St. Louis
Georgetown Falls to Yale in One Bad Inning Defeat
Special to The Washington Post says Georgetown lost 3 to 2 at Yale after six solid innings. Yale drew four hits in the seventh aided by a sacrifice and double steal. Connolly shone at short for Yale while Georgetown's Cusack and Torney produced the scoring on errors and timely hits. Final line shows Yale edging Georgetown in New Haven with four errors between the teams and a two hour game time.
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Washington Post
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Conn
Georgetown
Yale
Finegan
Vale
Connolly
Ildoxyee
Metarthy
Tormey
O.censack
Hunter
Erwin
Pompelly
Flonegan
Brennan
Tetale
Flonegane
Dianon
Middlebrook
Fasten
Bush
Legore
Pumspelly
Easton
Finnexan
Shugrue
Termer
Reilly i Milburn
Cononby
Nitdlebrook
Milburn
Wenton
Barron
Hanes
Pumpelly
Balle
Finnegan
Yele
Messia
Bedford
Stafford
Catholic U Nine Defeats Villanova 7 to 4
Catholic University hammered pitcher Molyneaux yesterday and beat Villanova 7 to 4. The Viastora started strong with three runs in two innings on errors and hits, but Catholic University’s Johnson held for four innings before Fahey’s pinch hitting and strong mound work shifted the game.
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Molyneaux
Villanova
Viastora
Innnings
Johnson
Fahey
Cath. Uni
Connor
Smith
Shere
McCullan
Jobonon
Meleneaux
Sishan
Kalhan
Ragera
Cheves
Connera
McCinekin
Nd McCullian
Teagan
McGuckin
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O! Vilanove
Balla
Joinson
Molyneauz
Poff Phelan
Mhelan
Johneon
Molyneaus
Killian
Hiita
T'Roher
O'Leary
Sac Prendergast
Jayes— Rogers
Ry Fuley Reagan
Johnnnn
Reagan
Dick Woodward
Minor League Baseball Results Across Leagues
Summary of Southern Association American and other leagues with scattered scores. Chattanooga leads in a multi game set while Mobile and Birmingham split. International and Virginia leagues show varied results with several incomplete schedules and odd scores across cities and teams.
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