Five Capital Golfers Reach First Sixteen in Baltimore Nationals Clash
Washington players at the Baltimore Country Club spring tourney advance to the first sixteen, led by M B Stevinson Albert R MacKenzie B R Hart Donald Woodward of Columbia and Walter R McCallum of Washington. Dr Willing loses to finish outside the initial sixteen in a tight four man playoff for a final spot.
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Tome Golfer Captures Scholastic Tournament Title
D Bomann of Tome Md representing Tome. Md won the national interscholastic golf tournament in Rye New Jersey defeating M Byrne of Brooklyn Polytechnic High School in 36 holes 8 and 6. Bomann led in the morning and built the margin in the afternoon as Byrne conceded after falling behind.
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Meadows Is Easy For Card Batters
St Louis took the first game of the series from Pittsburgh 4 to 1 as Meadows was hit hard in the fourth inning. Dyer, Flack and Traynor contributed key hits while Meadors pitched well enough early. Pittsburgh stranded five runners and left nine base runners for the Cardinals.
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Luque Holds Cubs in Reds 3 2 Victory
Cincinnati pitcher Luque earned his fifth win in six starts as the Reds beat the Cubs 3 2. The game marked a third straight errorless outing for Cincinnati and featured Chicago’s Burns and Grantham making key plays.
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Hagen Ties With Briton For Pro Title In England
Walter Hagen the American golfer who holds the British open title matched yesterdays 72 to lead the northern professional championship at 144 after 38 holes. Frank Ball and Jim Barnes were close behind with 144 and 148 respectively, while Gene Sarazen and others also posted solid totals in Lancashire.
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Giants Defeat Quakers 4-1 on Trio of Homers
Meusel Groh and Kelly hit three homers to lift New York over Philadelphia 4-1 in the first game of the series. All Giants runs came from these three long balls as Meusel and Kelly each connected with Groh for the solo blasts. Bud Meadows notes and box details follow.
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Grimes Key to Robins Victory Over Boston
Grimes held Boston to five hits and drove in the decisive runs as Brooklyn beat Boston 5 to 2. In the ninth, Grimes singled to spark a rally. Marquard wild on Nais' bunt, scoring Grimes and a subsequent double by Johnston plated two more. Bailey and Wheat contributed sacrifice hits as the Robins surged to the win while Marquard allowed two runs over nine innings.
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Learn Chop Stroke by All Means Net Champ Advocates
By William T. Tilden, famed lawn tennis champion, explains the chop as a defensive stroke and outlines proper footwork, wrist action, and follow through. He cites Beals Wright and Wallace Johnson as exemplars and warns learners to not base their game on the chop alone.
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Georgetown Stops Providence 5 to 0 in Bat and Field
Georgetown defeated Providence College 5 to 0 as McCaffrey struggled with one poor inning. Urann's triple highlighted Georgetown's fourth, while Brickley doubled earlier and Providence threatened once. Crank and Urann led Georgetown bats with solid hits and defense, five Providence hits scattered.
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Play For Chevy Chase Tennis Titles Today
Chevy Chase Club opens its annual closed championship this afternoon with men’s, women’s, and boys junior draws set for 2 o’clock. Pairings include notable matches in men’s singles and women’s singles, with doubles drawings to follow and defaults for absentees.
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Three Aquatic Stars Entered in Meet
Atlantic City May 31 Three members of the Ambassador Swimming club will compete in She mammoth aquatic meet tied to the Shriner Imperial session in Washington on Wednesday June 6 Miss Ruth Thomas Miss Olive Filer and Miss Dorothy Hucknall enter the 50 yard and 100 yard free style events and Hucknall will dive in the fancy diving event Thomas and Filer recently scored reversals in winter sprint races Finer details about the other golf and league results follow in brief items.
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Double Headers Test Pitchers For Local Ball Bill
By Frank H. Youxeg the Griffs stadium hosts a 2 pm double header today as Nationals meet Mack’s refreshed Athletics in the first twin bill of 1923. Tomorrow another double feature looms with Bush’s pitching staff already wobbling under heavy load.
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New York Sportsmen Form New Corporation
New York May Incorpo ration papers filed with the secretary of state reveal a new Madison Square Garden corporation to take over the present Madison Square Garden business and Tex Rickard boxing interests at Boyle's Thirty Acres Jersey City. Backed by Tex Rickard John Ringling and associates the group aims to build a modern arena for all sports events. The report notes contrast with Washington Nationals pitching woes and mentions Allan Russell as a notable finisher amid a struggling season.
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Red Sox Misplays Help Yankees to Keep Winning
New York celebrated an easy 8 to 1 victory over Boston, riding six fourth inning runs on Murray and O Doul aided by seven hits and a string of misplays. Pipp tied Heilmann’s AL record with his 24th consecutive game hitting streak.
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Browns Hit Freely To Beat Tigers In Detroit
Detroit May 31 Browns pound three Detroit pitchers as Severeid connects five times, two doubles. Johnson fanned the side in the ninth. Wright lasted 4 2 3 innings for St Louis, while Detroit offense managed few hits amid miscues and miscues with late scoring.
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Speaker's Homer Trims White Sox in Final Cleveland Win
May 31 Chicago. Tris Speaker homered with a man on in the sixth to give Cleveland a 5 4 victory over Chicago in the final game of the series. The Cubs had chances to take the lead but failed as Cleveland pitcher Metcalf held. Errors and fielding miscues marked the scoreless early innings before Speaker's homer and key hits by Collins and Jamieson sealed the win.
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Gaithersburg Play Legion Tomorrow
The American Legion ball club will play the Gaithersburg team tomorrow at Gaithersburg. All Legionnaires are asked to meet at the clubhouse by a stated time. Also mention of Bullets versus Dreadnaught Athlete club in Alexandria Florida State League.
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Major League Standings and Yesterday Results Summary
Major League standings show American League leaders with Detroit and Cleveland among top teams. yesterday's results included Detroit losses and several tied or close games. National League standings list St Louis and Chicago near the top with yesterday fixtures featuring Cincinnati and Brooklyn. today’s schedule includes Brooklyn at Boston and New York at Philadelphia.
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