Baltimore-Sarazen Rule Up in First Flight of Club Tourney
In the Baltimore Country club tournament semifinals the first sixteen feature Washington players as Albert Mackenzie faces B Warren Corkran while Gardiner White meets P Corkran. Jack Neville and George Small advance, and Woodward narrowly beats Horace Cook. McCallum falls to Mackenzie, Knight defeats Cook, and White downed Woodward to reach next rounds.
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Henry Litchfield
Baltimore
Baltimore Country
Albert R. Mackinzie
Washington
B. Warren
Corkran
Baltimore Country Club
Gardiner White
Nassau
P. Clarke Corkran
Guy M. Grandifer
G. Chasmar
Columbia
Waatington
Exdent Mackenzie
Jack Neville
California
B. R Hart
Hart
Nevilla
A. F L. Kemmer
Valer
Evebt
George Small
York Country Club
Woodward
Fred W. Knight
Huntington Valley
T. #. Lemans
Horace T. Cook
Trenton
Stevenson
Fred Knight
Min
McCallum
Small
Metallum
Jay M. Standifer
J. E. McPhail
F. FR. Strobel
G. H. Chasmare
J. W. Gitt
F.C. Davlin
Sowland MacKenzie
T. ©. Frost
Ty. O. F. Willing
England
Lad Batilon Willing
San Krangall Club
B. A. Hart
Mbia
Warren Corkialtimore
T.B. Semens
York
Albert R. Mackenzie
A. ¥. Kammer
Walter R. McCallum
Buffalo
M. B. Stevinson
D. Clarke Corkran
Baltimore Country .Club
Donald Woodward
U. L. Fearey
Garden City
Warren Corkran
Neville
Mackenzie
Kammer
Clarke Corkran
Gardiner
White
Fearey
Lemans
Smwart
McAllum
Knight
Stevinson
Cook
Jana
Mae
C. J. Thurphy
A. L. Christman
W. B. Baker
Favorites Win Opening Play At Chevy Chase
The opening day of the Chevy Chase club tennis tourney featured top players in four events. Ballard Moore dominated the men's singles, while M Devereaux led a strong boys’ singles showing. Mrs Breckinridge and several others triumphed in the women's singles. Doubles drew crowds with many matchups and defaults shaping outcomes.
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Chevy Chase Club
Ballard Moore
Breckinridge
D. Do McGrew
Mret Johnston
Misa Wheeler
Misa Flather
Moore
Silver
Donn
Lewis
Brown
Glassie
Gordon
Nerment
Smith
G. E. Devereaux
R. W. Daniels
Herter
Vandevenien
Hackett
Morgan
Crain
Greeler
Gawne
Bell
Wilcox
Wallenberg
Mr Kenne
Whikinson
Dain
Mrs
Miss Burleson
D. D. McGrew
Miss Graef
Flather
Devereaux
Brant
K-T
Sie
Luttevant
Johnson
le Gardi
Lidger
Haskell
Rigsdele
McKenney
Howard
Wilkinson
Gorton
Herterre
Gance
Harper
Cad Joy
Wilkies
Partner
Deserille
Channtrey Parker
Part
Mive Olive Graef
Thorncliffe Selections and Related Names Feature Ranch Event
A fragmented list shows various named selections and entries such as Thorncliffe, Maple Heights, Aunt Jan Last Chance II, Jago, Ina, Tady Boss, Wreaith, and other seemingly cataloged items including Lonettan, Spallet Proof, Pellani Bolster, Homer, Auntie Em, and Alien Arrange. The readable fragments resemble a catalog or program notes with many misspellings and undefined connections.
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Thornciffe
Idte
Donaghee
Jago
Ina
Tady Boss
Wreaith
Tord Allen Lonettan
Pellani Bolster
Halekare
Homer
Ink
Service Opens the Punch of Net Game in Tennis
William Tilden outlines serving as the opening attack in tennis. He stresses placement over speed, notes champions Williams and Davis as examples, and advises aiming for precise court placement, gradual improvement, and advancing to the net after a strong first serve.
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Tilden
Big Bill
William T. Tilden
Ian
Maurice Mc‘Laughlin
Willis BH. Davin
Mac
Willams
Williams
Davis
Wallace Johnson
Johnson
Stanley Pearson
Dempsey Steps Back Into Camp Before Gibbons Fight
Jack Dempsey returns from a three day trip and roams the city streets before businesshouses open. He plans to resume training Monday and remain at camp until Shelby July 4 as preparations for the bout with Tom Gibbons continue.
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Gear Falla
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Sieiby Fay
Dempsey
Shelby
Giants Dominate Phillies In Record 22-8 Victory
New York overwhelmed Philadelphia 22 to 8 as the Giants scored in every inning in a modern league record. Jimmy O Connell led the offense with three doubles and a single while starter Jonnard handled the Phillies with strong pitching and fielding support from Groh and Frisch.
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New York
Philadelphia
Giants
Jimmy O'Connell
Omer
Bancroft
Dackeon
Bancrofé
Prisch
Maguira
Mece
Gaston
Mokan
Eeightstone
Hélke
Ao'connell
Frisch
Groh
Hole
William
Tonny
Helly
Wrightuton
O'Connell
the Frisch
Sacrifice
Hite
Joonah
Tierney
Pitas Kelly
Philadelphie
Hyan
Jonnard
Head
Rehan
Bishop
Jonserd
Wintere
Yi Bishop
Hita
Om Head
Din
Nalant
Rehen
Fanlaga
Winters
Bighop
Ryan
Bishop iGantent
Pishop
Balle
Wison
Smith
Home Runs Help Braves Win 11-6 In Scattershot 1900s Bold
Boston defeats Brooklyn 11 to 6 as Southworth Wheat and Felix connect for inside the park homers with men aboard. Starter Decatur lets go of the mound in seventh as Brooklyn misfires with errors and a litany of substitutions.
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Braves
Boston
Brooklyn
Southworth
Wheat
Felix
D. A.rogton
Bos A. Neinjef
alNiron
Johns
Powellet
Griffith
Fotala
Cor Decatur
Cadore
tRan
B. Griffith
O.x
Stariffith
Fournier
McCarren
Nixon
Powell
Dfe- Annia
Boecket
Mmlty
Gengwich
Neix
Decatur
Righ
Borckel
Felix T
Heace
Brookyn
Dickerman
Genewich
Hite
Widiteh
Kal
Taylor
Jimmy Murphy Leads Field of Auto Racers for 1923 Title
Indianapolis officials release point totals from AA contest board showing Jimmy Murphy leading with 1,070 points after finishing third in the Mile race for 270 points. Milton sits second with 405 for a win, Wilcox ran 20 points in relief, and Pointer Harts is third. Others include HHS at fourth, De Palma sixth, Elliot seventh, Corum eighth, and Cooper tenth.
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Jimmy Murphy
Indianapolis
W. T. Edenburn
American Automobile Association
Milton
Wilcox
Harts
Hearnw
de Palma
Elliot
Corum
Cooper
Cards Win 11 Inning Victory Over Pirates 4-3
St Louis edged Pittsburgh 4 3 in eleven innings in a pitchers duel between Hamilton and Pfeffer. Stock scored the winning run on Adrismith’s fly to Carey in the eleventh. Toporcer homered in the first for Kunz and Flack scored.
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St. Loui
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Hamilton
Pfeffer
Finst
Stock
Adrismith
Carey
Toporcer
Yo Kunz
Flack
Hamiltton the Redpan
Skunz
Ab.h.o.a
Ainemith
Truvnor Snd Grimm
Frelean
Bottomley
Orcer
Pittsburab
Bally— O' Kunz
Pfeifer
Hamiton
McCormick and
Hart
Sarazen, Hagen Lead Northern Pro Championship Finish
Gene Sarazen won the Northern Professional Golf Association championship in Lytham England finishing 290 for 72 holes. Walter Hagen placed second at 292, with Johnny Farrell and Jim Barnes tied for 12th at 302. Jersey’s H A Gaudin set a course record 67 in round three and tied for third at 293.
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Associated Press
Lytham
England
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Northern Professional Golf Association
Johnny Farrell
Jim Barnes
T Sarazen
Sgraven
Hagen
Sounds
Sarazen
H. A. Gaudin
Tom Walton
Joe Kirkwood
Ireland and India tie in Davis Cup opener in Dublin
Ireland and India split the first day of their Davis Cup tie in Dublin. S M Jacob of India defeated Hon Ceril Campbell of Ireland 6-2 6-2 6-3 in straight sets. Dr B D McCrea of Ireland beat Dr A H Fyzee of India 7-5 3-7 2-6 6-3 in a hard fought match.
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Dublin
Ireland
India
S. M. Jacob
Ceril Campbell
B. D. McCrea
Treland
A. H. Fyzee
National Open May Lack International Flavor
New York June 1 The American open golf championship to be held at Inwood Long Island may lack international competition this year though national interest should be high. British stars may skip the event as younger players like Aubey Boomer and A G Havers weigh their options, ending a recent pattern of foreign entrants. Black's Athletic club will play Seat Pleasant A A tomorrow at 2 30 p m in Maryland with Raine or Gooding starting for the dairymen.
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America
Pacific Coast Stars
R.N
Willams
New York
Inwood
Long Island
Aubey Boomer
A. G. Havers
Firkhood
Black
Black's Athletic Club
Seat Pleasant
Maryland
Street and Filorid
Avenue Portewest
Raine
Gooding
Dairymen
Reds Bunch Hits To Beat Cubs 5-3
Reds win 5-3 over Cubs after bunched hits and Cubs misplays. Couch allows six innings of hit hard ball while Bohne and Caveney's sensational defense keep the score close. Grantham, Hartnett, and others collect multiple hits for Chicago. Cincinnati players including Roush and Doolittle contribute offensively.
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CUBS
Cincinnati
Ohio
Couch
Bohne
Caveney
Chicago
AEH
Inein Th
Stetref
Sparns
Ares Holiocher
Grantham
Arrei
Ronen
Weiberg
Greatham Saennce
Dancan
Pineill
Hargrave
Friberg
Doubette Plats
Cavener
Dawber
Cavenez Tone
Dagebert
Balle O Conch
Keck
Aldridge
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Washington Salvage CO
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