Local talent Brennan signs with Columbia club
South Atlantic League president Boyer signed two local players aged Raymond Brennan left fielder from George Washington University and Ed Handiboe Capital City League umpire to pro contracts. Brennan will play for Columbia in the South Atlantic League under catcher Ldw Drill, while Handiboe becomes a professional umpire. Brennan, hampered by illness, is in good shape and confident he can perform. Handiboe brings noted officiating skill to the new role.
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George Washington University
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Columbia
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Georgetown
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Washington
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Timndiboe
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Rennan
Ant Omer
Quakers push to improve for Poughkeepsie regatta
University of Pennsylvania rowing authorities strive to restore form after a setback at the American Regatta. Coach Ward plans no major crew changes and emphasizes disciplined training as the Quakers prepare for the Hudson event in late June. The varsity eight’s lineup included Townsend How Doering Kirkpatrick Rogers Hendrie Walton Dean Emig Mills and coxswain Mills.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Tain
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New York Athletic Club
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Eyton defends course on betting in boxing
Los Angeles May 31 Referee Eyton defended his decision to declare all bets off on the O'Brien Burns fight last month. He criticized fellow officials and said judges must protect the public when the public bets on fights, aligning with sports safeguards.
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Washington Post
Los Angeles
Cal
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O'Brien
Our Boys Flounder as Athletics Triumph 8–2
The Washington team endured a rough day on the local grounds as Philadelphia’s Athletics won 8–2. Long Tom Hughes struggled on the mound with weak support, Patten relieved and shut down the visitors for three innings. Key hits by Schreck Oldring and Cross powered the A’s offense, while Our Boys scraped a late run on errors. Weather hinted at cooler conditions with forecasts of fair and warmer.
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J. E. Grillo
Athletics
Philadelphia
Tom Hughes
Sir Thomas
Eddie Plank
Plank
Hickman
Hartsel
Monte Cross
Uncle Lave
Seybold
Davis
Altizer
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Patten
Ganley
Jones
Lave
John Anderson
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Portamouth
Gayley Rt
Revell
Richman
Fox
Siavienship
Cross
Schreck
Errora
Bale
Anderson
Connolly
Tuckerman and Jenkins Reach Middle Atlantic Final
Semifinals of the Middle Atlantic Golf Association concluded with W. R. Tuckerman of Chevy Chase Golf Club and T. C. Jenkins of Baltimore Country Club advancing to the championship match tomorrow. Other scheduled finals include Dr. W. Harban vs F. A. Savage, J. H. Hiss vs A. Britton, HK. Bryant vs R. Weir, and E. M. Cromwell vs C. Carrington. Weather was chilly with some rain reducing gallery attendance.
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Dr. W. Harban
Columbia Golf Club
F. A. Savage
Baltimore Country Club
J. H. Hiss
A. Britton
Chevy Chase
HK. Bryant
Maryland Country Club
R. Weir
Wilminngton Golf Club
E. M. Cromwell
C. Carrington
Fox Is Foxy and Also Makes Hit that Wins
Portsmouth game standings show team results with Pet WoL records. Lines list W L and percentages for Portmouth Danville Richmond Lynchburg Norfolk, with scores and figures like 21 33.625 and 18 14 562.
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Richmond
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Lynchburg
Norfolk
Kitson Comes To Life For New York Team
Frank Kitson suddenly looked like a major league pitcher after joining the New York squad. He easily beat the Gortons in Boston yesterday, signaling a brighter future with Griffith’s club. Tom Hughes, by contrast, was off form with a sloppy outing and long rests hurting his performance.
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New York
Nationals
Kitson
Boston
Gortons
Mitch
Kitsgor
Sone
Griffith
Enenetta
Tom Hughes
Nine
Hughes
Baseball Scores and Trades Highlight Daily Sports Roundup
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia over New York 4 1 and Chicago routing St Louis 6 0. Detroit tied Cleveland 2 1 while Boston beat New York 6 2. standings list Boston Cleveland Brooklyn and Pittsburgh atop early tables. Reports note Patten and Plank strong on the mound as Connie Mack sells Vickers and Berry to Williamsport Tri-State League. Shortstop Collins will join Athletica after graduation. Knight shines at third with a timely hit, drawing comparisons to Morality of the Highlanders.
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Cleveland
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the Athletica
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Stahl Day to Honor Former Boston Manager in New York Blowout
New York defeats Boston 4 to 1 as the visiting club shows baserunning sharpness. Stahl Day is set for June 13 with gate proceeds to Mrs. Stahl. Key hits include Elberfeld and Moriarity drives, with Kitson tossing a strong six innings before Winter finishes.
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Detroit Beats Cleveland in Ten Innings 2 to 1
Detroit defeats Cleveland 2 to 1 in ten innings as Crawford ties it with a ninth inning homer and Archer Downs and Coughlin drive in the decisive run in the tenth. Cleveland fails to record a hit after the third and Donovan holds them scoreless until the tenth.
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Donovan
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Bradley
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Ummire
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Chicago tops St Louis in quick nine at May 31 game
Chicago collected eight hits in three innings to score six runs as a St Louis pitcher faltered. Tabell drove in runs, Yeager and Dougherty added highlights, and Walsh struggled for the Cardinals. Time showed one hour and thirty six minutes in a brisk ballgame.
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Pirates Wallop Cubs in Pittsburg Clinch Easier Victory
Pittsburg defeated Chicago with strong hitting and fielding at home. Pfeister exited after the sixth. Brown pitched well in relief for Pittsburg. Final score 9 to 8 with key hits from Wagner Hofman and Leach. Umpire Rigler. Time of game minutes.
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Three Hits Off Bell In Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn beats New York 3 to 2 in the opener of the series as Bell allows three hits. New York scored twice in the ninth. Hummel, Batch, and Maloney provided offense for Brooklyn while Seymour and Strang stole bases in a tight game at the park.
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Lindaman Pitches Well As Boston Beats Philadelphia
Boston defeats Philadelphia 3 to 1 with Lindaman holding the home team to one hit through eight innings. Pittenger allowed six hits in six innings for Philadelphia while McCloskey pitched three innings for Boston. Runs for Boston credited to Hilawell Tenney Brain Bates Howard Ritchey Kaabe Titus Bransfield. Philadelphia tallies from Tenney Brain and others. Time 1 hour 45 minutes.
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O Thomas
Tenney
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Idndaman
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Hilawell
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Ritchey
Oxford Athletics defeat Gage School 10 to 8 in nine innings
Oxford Athletic Club edged Gage School 10 to 8 in a nine inning battle. Despite a slow start, Oxford rallied in the later rounds with timely hitting and base runners to pull ahead. The game details list players and scoring as recorded from the Cumberland May 31 standings.
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Geoghegan Wins Middle Atlantic Tennis Tourney Title
Franklin Geoghegan won the all comers tournament at the Bachelors Club by defeating Homer Dela in three straight sets to claim the Middle Atlantic States championship and will meet Conrad B. Doyle for the final title if weather allows. Miss Wimer outplayed Miss Evans to win the ladies singles. doubles and mixed events produced tense matches halted by rain.
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Geoghegan
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Middle Atlantic
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Lafferty Beats Mallory in Mid Atlantic Golf
In Baltimore on the Baltimore Country Club course the Middle Atlantic Golf Association championship continued. Leaders include C. Lafferty of Chevy Chase Washington who shot best 18 holes ahead of D. F. Mallory of Baltimore Country Club Lup in 18 holes. W. R. Tuckerman of Chevy Chase defeated M. Tyson Elliott 5 up 4 to play and F. F. Briggs beat F H. Bills 4 up 2 to play.
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Middle Atlantic Golf Association
Baltimore Country Club
C. Lafferty
Washington
D. F. Mallory
W. R. ‘Tuckerman
M. Tyson Elliott
F. F. Briggsy
Wilmington
Among the Amateurs Action in Kensington and City Games
The Rhode Island Methodist plays Kensington Athletic Association this afternoon at Kensington. Thompson Juniors defeated Red Stars 33 to 18. Winners seek games with teams averaging thirteen years. Address Charles Farrell, Big Thirteenth Street NW. Metropolitan Juniors beat St Peter’s Duntore yesterday on their grounds in a well played contest. Shiles hit bases loaded, Yeatman fielded well, Pinnar hit a three-base hit. Standard Athletic Club defeated Dakota 18 to 1. Batting and fielding by Summers noted for the win. Standard Cinh seeks games with teams averaging ten years. Address Lester Breinham, 1109 P Street NW. Telephone your post and found articles to Washington Post.
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Red Stars
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Lester Brelnem
P Street
Yale and Cornell Tie in Intercollegiate Trials at Harvard
The thirty second annual ICAAA preliminary trials at Harvard stadium set Yale and Cornell level with twelve qualifiers each as Harvard sent ten and Michigan one. Garrels led hurdles and Kruger excelled in shot put while Taylor and Rogers posted fast quarter speeds, punctuating a day of intense competition and rising prospects for next trials.
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Schreck Hart Fight Stages Twenty One Rounds In Tough Bout
Sporting comment notes that there was no sign of a fake as Schreck and Hart fought 21 rounds with Hart likely never to fight again. Hart's hand injury limited Schreck, Summers dwarfs opponents, Murphy stays busy with many offers. The piece mocks veteran players for errors of judgment on the ball field and questions the reliance on older players in the game.
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Vesper and High School crews row midshipmen soon
Special to The Washington Post Annapolis Md May 31 The Vesper and High School crews of Philadelphia with their shens arrived this evening and took their boats to the Naval Academy boathouse. These crews will row against midshipmen crews here tomorrow.
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