Nationals Take First From Chicago Tilden Favorite
Nationals defeat White Sox 7 to 1 at hearsia avenue stadium in game one of a five game series. Harry Courtney strong left handed performance held Chicago hitters to six safeties while Nationals offense exploded with multiple hits led by Shanks Gharrity and O Rourke. Kerr struggled early then settled but the Nationals pulled away with four runs in the fifth and added insurance as the Sox offense stalled. Local standings list Piedmont League results and other league scores for the day.
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Purity Brigade
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Collins Miller
Yaryan
O'Rouke
Chicago
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Stourke
Washington
Menara, Evans and Moriarty
Yankee Racketers Reach Semifinals In Hard Court Championship
At St Cloud on June 2 American players advanced to the semifinals of the hard court championship. William Tilden defeated M Danet to reach the singles semi final while Tilden and Arnold Jones moved on in doubles by beating Courtens and Fares. Tegner of Denmark eliminated William H Taurentz in straight sets. The French Davis Cup team and Mile Lenglen are slated to visit America with a Chicago Davis Cup prelim and exhibitions in New York.
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Tilden
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Fares
William H. Taurentz
Tegner
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New York
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Lenglen
United States
William T. Tilden 2d
Philadelphia
Chicago
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Star
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Great Britain
Mile Lenglen
Mme. Billout
France
Mme. Golding
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Giants Shut Out Pirates in Pittsburgh 7 to 0
New York Giants defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 0 as Nebl fished off Zinn and Carlson late. Burns Frisch Young Kelly Rapp and Tierney drove in runs. Pittsburgh used Carlson, Zinn and Nebf on the mound with several misplays and errors. Also Morgantown contest and a Y M C A swimming meet adjusted to Saturday night.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Zinn
Carlson
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Kelly
Rapp
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Youngt
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Bixber
Waller
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Maranville
Cutshaw
Grimm
Pitteurgh
Balle
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Baseball Results and Standings Across Leagues
Yesterday's major league scores show Cleveland beating Boston and New York routing Pittsburgh while Philadelphia edged Philadelphia in extra innings. Today’s games include Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia and New York at Pittsburgh among others with standings showing St Louis New York and Detroit leading their divisions.
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Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Loui
Cincinnati
de Degrost
Philadelphia
Joe
Peace
Washington
Detroit
Talladelphis
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Gineinna
Cobb's Circuit Drive In Tenth Frame Wins
Cobb's homer in the tenth inning gave Detroit a 6 to 4 victory over Philadelphia in the first game here. Oldham allowed nine hits in nine innings, Holling pitched 11, and Cobb, Hellman, Bassler, and C Walker contributed RBIs.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
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McCann
Perkins
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Vitt
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C. Iker
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Dvkex
Dugan
Balis
O Oldham
Holling
Oldham
Hasty
Dy Keefe
Hasnler
Yankees Take Easy Game From Browns
New York defeated St. Louis 7 to 2 behind Urban Shocker who was rocked for seven runs in five innings. Shawkey earned the win with support from a steady Yankees attack, while Shocker took the loss. Williams and Pipp delivered key hits, and the Yankees left 9 men on base as St. Louis struggled to contain the offense.
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Pratt
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Shawkey
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Jarobson
Lee
J Williams
Basa
Huth
Jene
Ward
Mousel
Reds Win Free-Hitting Game Over St Louis 8 to 5
Cincinnati batted Goodwin from the Hox in two innings and held the lead in a high scoring game. Duncan homered in the fifth, first in the current park, as Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 8 to 5 with Smith, Hornsby, and Schultz contributing multi hits and Roush stealing bases.
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Goodwin
St. Louis
Duncan
Lonia
Bohoe
Fournierto
ijPaubert
Stock
Mann
Sherdeip
North
Riviere
Graciana
Smith
Hornsby
Schultz
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Daubert
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Roger
McHenry
Bressler
Roush
Daubert Smith
Fournier
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Ener
Schapp
Turtere
Dempsey’s One Inning Pitch Knocks Him Out
Atlantic City June 2 Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champ tries pitching for a mixed team against actors and newspaper men. He is knocked out in the first inning as the rivals secure a 38 to 11 eight inning victory. Dempsey quits after the shower bath and rests, planning to resume training Saturday with Burke Renault Williams Benjamin Trambitas among sparring partners.
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Atlantic City
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
New York
Martin Burke
New Orleans
Jacek Renault
Larry Williams
Joel Benjamin
Alex Trambitas
Renewal of sports relations with Austria Hungary voted
Lausanne Switzerland June 2 Renewal of sporting relations with Austria and Hungary was voted by the International Swimming Congress today. Belgium England and France voted against. Delegates from United States Canada Denmark Finland Norway Greece Sweden Switzerland Belgium England and France were present. The swimming program for the next Olympic Games was drawn up. The International Olympic Committee met here and was expected to select the city for the next Olympics before adjournment.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Austria
Hungary
International Swimming Congress
Belgium
England
France
United States
Canada
Denmark
Finland
Norway
Greece
Sweden
International Olympic Committee
Baltimore Poly to Swim in Prep Meet
The fourth annual outdoor preparatory school swimming championships will be held at the municipal pools starting at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Over 50 entries have been received, including four relay teams for the 80 yard relay and entrants from Eastern High school. Men from Central and Western High schools and from Lattimore Poly participate, with Hahike of the Monumental City team gaining recognition and Yung Kwai, the swift Hawaiian, entered in the 220 yard swim.
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Central
Western
Lattimore
Poly
Hahike
Monumental City
Baltimore
Yung Kwai
Putting Trophy Won by Mrs. W. E. Shannon
The putting trophy for the Columbia Country Club women, donated by William H. Radcliffe, was won for the third time by Mrs. William E. Shannon who defeated Mrs. N. R. Evans in the final, 2 and 1, securing permanent possession.
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Columbia Country Club
William H. Radcliffe
William E. Shannon
Junior High Team Ends Historic Season in Baseball
The Junior High School baseball team wrapped a record season with twelve wins and fifteen losses. Only Diamond A, the Central Reserve, and Park View & C. defeated the team. Athletic association letters were awarded to Samuel Denty manager Harry Lockwood captain James Hance Joseph Miller Wirtley Scruggs Page Hufty Lloyd Mcheady Matthew Twomey Charles Sorrell Edward Shaeffer William Denison and James Claridge.
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Diamond A
Central Reserve
Park View & C
Athletic Association
Samuel Denty
Harry Lockwood
James Hance
Joseph Miller
Wirtley Scruggs
Page Hufty
Lloyd Mcheady
Matthew Twomey
Charles Sorrell
Edward Shaeffer
William Denison
James Claridge
Transatlantic Yacht Cup Race Postponed
Baron de Cartier Belgian Ambassador telegraphed the race committee that the Transatlantic Yacht Cup event is postponed until three bona fide entries are received. Only two entries have arrived so far. the yachts were to sail from Sandy Hook to Ostend in July.
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New York
Baron de Cartier
Albert
Sandy Hook
Ostend
Indians Swap One Catcher for Another
Cleveland trades Luke Sewell from the University of Alabama to Columbus in an optional agreement linked to the arrival of Arthur Ison in Cleveland. Sewell is brother to Cleveland shortstop Joe Sewell, with Ison joining as injuries plagued catchers O'Neill and Nanamaker.
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Cleveland
Luke Sewell
University of Alabama
Columbus American Association
Cleveland American League
Arthur Ison
O'Neill
Nanamaker
Sewell
Joe Sewell
Yankee Polo Team Beaten in England
London June 4. American polo players C C Rumsey Hart Wop ping J Watson Webb and Deveraux Milburn were beaten 4 goals to 1 today at Roehampton by a team of Louis Stoddart Thomas Hitchcock Jr Americans Maj P Magor and Col Hunter English. Peerless plays two. The Peerless Athletic club faces the Christ Child team at Liberty Hut grounds at 5 pm Saturday. Sunday the Teertesa plays the marines at Quantico Va.
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London
C. C. Rumsey
Hart Whopping
J. Watson Webb
Deveraux Milburn
Roehampton
Louis Stoddart
Thomas Hitchcock
Maj
P. Magor
Col. Hunter
Peerless
Peerless Athletic Club
Christ Child
Mliberty Hut
Teertesa
Marines
Quantico
Toronto and Buffalo Play for 20 Innings
In Toronto on June 2 the International League game between Buffalo and Toronto lasted twenty innings, Buffalo winning 23 to 2. The game tied the league record for a 20 inning affair set previously by Toronto and Jersey City on August 12, 1916.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Ontario
Jersey City
Ross School Wins Fifth Annual Track Meet in City Scene
Ross School captured first place at the fifth annual track meet of the Columbia Heights division held at Central Stadium. The event drew over 500 entrants from thirteen schools, finishing with 49 points. Monroe School placed second with 32 points and West School third with 28. Bloomingdale and Virginia Avenue meets are set for next Tuesday afternoon.
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Ross School
Columbia Heights
Municipal Playground Department
Central Stadium
Monroe School
West School
Bloomingdale
Virginia Avenue
Regular Hours in Carpentier's Camp
Manhasset June 2 heavy work called off for Georges Carpentier. He takes a morning road jaunt and long cross country walk in the afternoon. Tonight a five reel movie at his training camp residence. Regular hours enforced by Trainer Gus Wilson with bedtime at 9, wake at 6 30, light breakfast at 6 50, calisthenics, two hours road work, a noon rest, and a 3 p m session. He may not attend bouts or events that disturb training.
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Manhasset
N. Y
Carpentier
Georges
Newark
Gus Wison
South Carolina Team Best in Southern Trapshooting
Atlanta June 2 Teams of five men from five states competed in the Southern zone trapshooting tournament to win representation for the South at the Chicago grand American handicap event in August. The South Carolina team led in total scores and earns all expenses paid at the Chicago match. Other qualifying states were Tennessee Georgia Florida and Alabama. John Noel Tennessee led the first half with 99 points as Ah Jo Fields Gear scored 98. Noel and Fields earned certificates to participate in the Maplewood championship at Maplewood New Jersey July 8.
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Chicago
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
John Noel
Jo Fields
Noel
Maplewood
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