Youthful Racketers Delay In Junior Tournament Entries
Enthusiasm for the Dumbarton Club junior tennis championship grows as entrants are urged to register. Ezra Gould and Louis Doyle lead the effort while postponed matches push the schedule to start by midweek with two courts rented on the Bachelor Club grounds to catch up.
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Dumbarton Club
Bezra Gould
Louis I. Doyle
Partmental Tennis League
Bachelor Club
Arthur C. Moses
Interstate Commerce Commission
Two New Managers of Amateur Teams
The Amateur Association lists changes led by Secretary Harry V. Shart left with Charles D Strohecker replacing J Seabrook at Central Presbyterian in the Northwest Sunday School League and T H Ennis taking over from Paul E Jamieson as manager of the Foresters in the Government League. Includes a week’s clea run of contracts and releases across multiple leagues and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry V. Shartleft
Charles D Strohecker
J Seabrook
Central Presbyterian
T. H. Ennis
Paul E Jamieson
The
Foresters
Terminal Railway
Frank E. Sullivan
Union Station
J. Kearney
Autitera
Btair
Coresteray
Kyle
Alsbrook Commerce
J A. McKenon
Commerce
Treasury
W. M Dyer
Treasury Rosedale
OC Myers
Columbia
Charles @. Hansen
Wilbur Fuldebrand
Gibraltar
Adolph Bseebode
Bibralter
Cullum
St Paul
Northwest Runday School
Walter Cox
Dening
Presbyterian
J M Biles
Whitney Avenue
Jonn Hoffman
Thomas L. Degnat
Albert C. Rogers
Whitner Avenue
William Bergman
Brightwood
Jeakie Brightwood
William (Ammita
Frightweamd
C Poole
Brightwool
Firrueter
Hernant
Melarvey
Foresterk
King
Forestern
Walrenberg
Oa Hale
Ray- Voss Treasury
Seinie
Robert Power
St. Paul
Charles Boo Stwart
Frank Fabriste
John Gifford
Magnus FF Wood
Whitney
J. Oakley
G. Waldron
James W
Dudley Rm
Hyattsville Beats Riverdale in Tight County League Game
Hyattsville edged Riverdale 8 to 6 in Prince Georges County League action. Halloran hurled a masterful game for Hyattsville with hits from Fanning and others supporting, while Riverdale's offense battled but fell short as errors and timely hits secured the win.
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Riverdale Af
Flyattavilla
Hiverdale
Prince Georges County League
Halloran
Fanning
Vsnyder
W Fanning
BiMorris
Rf. Whatley Cf
Griffith
Ib. Kolebr
BC Fenwick
Tmonta
Croswaitne
Mitenen
Switn
Oi Leckteman
Coulson
Danley
Monta
Knight
Cumberland
Victory at Cricket for Captain's Team
A brisk game at Potomac park yesterday afternoon pitted Washington club members against each other. The captain's team triumphed over the vice captains 27 to 16, with Warren and Fitzgerald among the notable bowlers and several players dismissed by Leckey.
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Potomac Park
Washington Club
Qiler
B. Warren
Sereene Cannon
Fitsgerald
Adams
R. Leckey
Martin
Warren
Leckey Sowan
B. R. Lackey
Mack
B. BR. Lerkep
Leckey
Featherstone
Tremont A G Victor Over Carolina Nine
Tremont A C defeated the Frank Howard Independents of Winston-Salem N C 4 to 2 in a Southern States tour game. Key hitters included Gallagher Goettlieb Lake Lowen Schultz and Loveless with Schultz the winning pitcher and Muculovitch the loser. Time of game 1 hour 10 minutes.
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Tremont A. C
The
Tetays
Frank Howard Independents
Winston-Salem
N. C
Independents
Tremont
Aj Ads
Indp
Take
Schickler
Bornet
Lowen
Litte
Schultz
P. Zia
Muculov’h
Tremonts
Howard
Tuns
Taveless
Gallagher
Goettlieb
Lake
Schults
Barry
Bowen
Batla
OM Schultz
Muculovitch
Oz Howard
Hornet
Voight
Messrs. White and
Darkman
Rex A. Bladensburg Baseball Clash Ends In Narrow Run Aggregate
Rex A C defeats Bladensburg A C 8 to 1 as Raba, Long and Daughton pace the winners with multiple hits. Keane and Gasch stand out for Bladensburg with key errors and runs batted in. Pitching by Cote, Raba, and Hartly yields eight Rex A. C. runs while Bladensburg struggles to push across.
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al Bladensb'z
lHaber
Keane
OlBrauner
Dangleton
G. Bailey
Roach
Hardly
Noone
Ol Gasch
Ef.p
Fletcher
Ol Norman
Nettzey
Baley
Ifc
DO Cole
Raba
Long
Daughton
Gasch
Errora
Gagch
Rex A. C
Sladensburg A. C
Kaila
Cole
Hartly
Gaech
Hy Cote
Haba
Gageh
Strick
Geach
Hardy
Bearle
Neitzey
Norman
Behrle
Re. J. Hurd
Gets Water Marathon Prize
Ernie Smith of California won first prize in a new water marathon organized by the Olympic Club of San Francisco. The event ran thirty days and credited entrants for daily distance swum, regardless of pace. Smith completed a total of sixty three miles.
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Ernie Smith
California
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Smith
Shanks to Left Will Stay There in Nationals Game
Howard Shanks will start in left field for the Washington Nationals at Griffith Stadium today against the Cleveland Indians. Manager Griffith confirms Shanks as the regular choice after seasons of experimenting with Connolly Acosta and Moeller, with Boehling pitching and a potential southpaw duel against Willie Mitchell. The article notes Boehling’s past form, Mitchell’s skill, and the ongoing pennant race as Detroit and Chicago clubs push for leaders.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Howard Shanks
Griffith
Shanks
Tommy” Connolly
Acosta
Danny" Moeller
Joe Boshling
Managé Focht
Willie Mitchell
Mitchell
Boehling
Grifith
Indians
Latonia Handicap Weights Announced for Opening Day
Louisville announces weights for the Latonia Inaugural handicap a mile and a sixteenth race worth 2000 dollars added. Fifty six entries include top national stars with weights ranging from 128 to 4 pounds penalties from post weights. Additional 5 pounds after publication with penalties accruing from 10 36 4 u1 Saturday June 5.
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Louisville
Maginn
Latonia
Take McLuke
Ruckborn
Short Grass
Black Toney
Bradley's Choice
John Gond
David Orsig
Bringhurst
Little Nephew
Robert Bradley
Winning Witch
Trojan
Sanmel TR. Meyer
Ed Cramp
Star Jasmine
Prince Hermis
Donerall
Constant
Judge Wright
Doctor Samuel
Luke
Solly
Chalmers
Pardner
Boots and Saddles
Iter Blossom
Bronze Wing
Quincey
Leo Skelny
Manager Waite
Devil Fish
Double Eagie
Andrew BM
Banquet
Hanworth
Dark Flower
Mise Fielder
Martinos
White Metal
16 Tallies In Rear Is Not A Handicap
Mordecai Brown, former manager now first relief pitcher of the Chicago White Sox, tells a baseball yarn about two colored sandlot teams in a Southern town. A passerby learns the score was sixteen to nothing with no one batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mordecai Brown
Chicago Whales
Yassah
Kid Williams Wins Bout in Baltimore
Kid Williams a bantam champion defeated Jimmy Murray of New York in a ten round decision last night. Williams did not have to exert himself. The Raleigh Hotel baseball team hopes to schedule another game with the Jetcos, requiring a neutral umpire.
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Kid Williams
Baltimore
Kid"” Williams
Jimmy Murray
New York
Williams
Raleigh Hotel
Jetcos
Races Tense in Two Major Leagues Cobb Shines in Detroit
Major league pennant races tighten as Detroit star Ty Cobb leads batting and stolen bases while coaches acknowledge his game winning play. White Sox cling to top spot with Urban Faber backstopping an eighth win in a row as Boston, New York, and Philadelphia shuffle behind. Federal League action remains tight with Newark, Chicago, and Buffalo jockeying for first, while Brooklyn and Pittsburgh push West Division contenders.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Cubs
Brooklyn
White Sox
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Fana
Detroita
Tyrus Cobb
Georgia Wonder
Tyrus
Odda
Tigers
Cobb
Jennings
sn@ a
Tigera
Sharge
Urban Faber
Giants
Averuna
Bostons
Cincinnati
Quakers
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnnati
Cullop Shifts Kans City to Federal Tie with Victory
Veteran Hdale Plank of St Louis lost 3 to 2 as Nick Cullop dazzled with support from Kansas City. The win snaps the Louisians’ lead and pulls Kansan City even atop the Federal League standings. score 3 for Kansas City 2 for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hdale Plank
St. Louia
Nick Cullop
RB. H. B. Gt
Louis
Kansan City
Plank
Herbert
Watson
Hartley
Cullop
Ensenroth
Chicago Beats Pittsburgh In Hard-Hitting 10-5 Game
Chicago outslugged Pittsburgh today in a hard hitting affair winning 10 to 5. The Pirates used a string of errors and timely hits while Chicago pitchers held firm in late innings. Notable players included Knetzer Dickson Le Clair Berry Kerlin McDonnell Hendrix and Wilson for Chicago while Pittsburgh batters produced scattered runs.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
R. H. E. Pittsburgh
Knetzer
Dickson
le Clair
Berry
Kerlin
McQonnell
Hendrix
Wilson
Fiacher
Newark Drops Doubleheader to Buffalo in Twin Bill
Buffalo wins first game 8 1 and second game 12 6 as Newark, N J suffers a double defeat. Key players include Bedient Blair Grandom Mose-Tey and Rariden for Buffalo, and Schmidt Allen Realborch Falkenbergh Harden for Newark. Pitchers Risdon Von Hurbulus Owens combine for varied hits and errors mark the scoreboard in both games.
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Newark
N. J
Buffalo
Bedient
Blair
Grandom
Mose- Tey
Rariden
I. HE
Schults
Allen
Realborch
Falkenberg
Harden
al Clarendon
Marino
Tillett
Dewnarn
Johnson
Owens
Rindon
Vvon Hurley
Clarendon
Russ
Degnan
O'Donnell
Ehlers
Rector
King
Lemeric
Stewart
Riston
von Horbuine
Nnloge
Risdon
von Hurbulus
Hector
Murphy
Pitchers Warm Up Only as Bugh Jennings Rules
Hughey recalls Ty Cobb almost ruined his arm by chasing pitching, noting Cobb’s effort to throw curves weakened his power. Jennings bans non pitchers from warming up to protect arms and keep fielders from overuse.
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Bugh Jennings
Ty’ Cobb
Hughey
Cobb
Terminal Taxi A C Jesney Challenge
Jike to hear from the Euclid Athletic Club Hartford Athletic Club Waiter Reed Hospital Meridians Highlanders White Havens Jetcos Takoma Athletic Club Trinity Athletic Club Watco Athletic Club Brooklanders Yankee Athletic Club Westover Athletic Club Imperial Athletic Club Hill Tops for Sunday baseball. For games address Manager J M Butler 1237 Twentieth street north west the verminal all Athletic Club would.
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Euclid Athletic Club
Hartford Athletic Club
Waiter ‘Reed Hospital
Meridians
Highlanders
White Havens
Jetcos
Takoma Athletic Club
Trinity Athletic Club
Watco Athletic Club
Brooklanders
Yankee Athletic Club
Westover Athletic Club
Imperial Athletic Club
Sun‘aay
J. M. Butler
Twentieth Street North
West
Verminal
Atletuc Uiud
Big Round by Cards Undoes Phillies in St Louis
St Louis beat Philadelphia 8 to 2 as Chalmers pitched 6 innings, bolstered by three St Louis runs in the third, sixth and ninth. Notable names include Luderus and Niehoff for Philadelphia, with Bancroft and Byrne safe on base. Langley and Connell starred for Solkans in a 13 to 3 win over the Mer gold Athletic Club. Brooklyn Federal League releases Finneran and Gagnier to Springfield farm club.
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St. Louis
Chalmers
Phillies
Pita
al St. Toph
ABC
Bancroft
Butler
Byrne
Reacher
Becker
Qi Milter
Ons Cravath
R alLong
Niehoff
Dolan
Taderus
Hynti Welser
Bette
Killifer
Snyder Chalmers
Donk
Demaree
Philadelphia
Luderus
Millar
Miller
Bescher
Long
Harned
St. Louls
Niehoft
St Louis
Firat
Hemaree
Messie
Quigley
Eason
New York
Brooklyn
Joe Finneran
Edward Gagnier
Springfield
Federal Farm
Braves Win 5 to 2 in Ten-Inning Game
Boston rally in the tenth inning gave them a 5 to 2 victory over Cincinnati as two errors by Dooin helped seal the win. Ragan struggled early but settled to hold Cincinnati, while Griffith Fitzpatrick and Leach contributed key hits in Boston's offense.
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Braves
Cincinnati
Boston
Dooin
Ragan
al Glacimati
Abhor Moran
OlLeach
Fitspatr'k
Herzoz, Sa
Connolly
Killifer
Magee
O'Groh
Schmidt
Ol Griffth
O Smith
Olson
Moranville
Mottwitz
Abe
Whaling
Fitzpatrick
Maranville
Klliifer
Grifth
Lear
Goncolly
Ballad of
Hagan
Messia
Rigler and Hart
Tame
Race card at Marlboro shows extended week schedule
Heavy rains submerged the track at Marlboro. The Southern Maryland Agricultural Fair Association extends racing to seven or eight races daily this week with up to additional events. Capt. Baldwin will perform exhibition flights alongside horse shows and agricultural exhibits drawing many enthusiasts.
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Southern Maryland Agricultural Fair Association
James F. O'Hara
Racing Association
Capt
Baldwin
Merry Dubiles
Kriglon
Colonel Holloway
Babe
Tanise May
Task
Madge
Lady Bryn
Kewpie
Benimora
Woodsie
Gitana
Excalibur
Tella Mack
Racingelle
Helena
Strome
Muzanti
Puree
Tromp
Henrietta W
Faithful
Nen
Elsewhere
Deduction
Castara
Bulgar
Lid
Hedge Rose
Antrim
Nellie
Onur
Sharper Knight
Miss Bruch
Boot
Montcalm
Oxer
Soldier
George
Davis
Heartbeat
Belmont Park
How the Clubs Stand in the League Standings
The standings list Pew iL Pittst'sh Chicago Kansas City Brooklyn St. Louis Baltimore Newark Buffalo with records 25 19 5081, 24 v2, 25 19 .568, 21 21, 22 18 .550, 16 24, 28 20 .535, 17 30. Yesterday Buffalo Newark Kansas City Pittsburgh St. Louis Baltimore Brooklyn two games. Buffalo Newark St. Louis at Kansas City Baltimore at Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Detroit
Boston
New York
Petrss
Wash'ton
Cleveland
St. Louis
Ter
Philadel’s
W. L
W. L. Pet
Philadela
Pittsburch
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Roston
L. Pew
Baltimore
Newark
Buffalo
Donovan on slab Tigers win game in slugfest
Detroit defeats New York 6 to 4 in a seven inning slugging contest. Wild Bill Donovan started for Detroit while Cavet pitched seven for the Yankees, with Vitt and Crawford delivering key Philadelphia?—no, Detroit fielding and timely hits fueling the Tigers to the win on June 6.
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Detroit
Wild Bill” Donovan
New York
Tigers
Yankees
Cavet
Vitt
Malisel
Bush
Crawford
Hartzell
Mavanaay
Young
Nunamgker
McKee
Donovan
Cottrell
Maisel
Peckinpaugh
Boone
Cobb
Veach
Cayet
Cree
Veath
Kavanagh
Nunamaker
Cook
Ettors
Stroikout
Ry Cottrell
Timmies
Mespre Hildebrand
Nallin
Hit With Vengeance In Minor Circuits
Paddock of St Paul paces American Association batsmen at .404 for 31 games with teammates and rivals listed including Hulewitz Compton Beall Lelivelt Charrity and Chappell. Top pitchers include Tipple Schardt Elis RL Williams Delhi and Hall with strong showings. Manager Jack Dunn leads International League hitters with 420 in ten games, followed by Casey Jackson Kelly Gilhooley and Sterzer among others. Briscoe Lord tops the Southern Association at .358 for 40 games, with Paulette leading in total bases and Hemingway stealing bases.
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American Association
Hulewitz
Columbus
Compton
Kansas City
Charrity
Minneapolis
Beall
Milwaukee
Lelivelt
Chappell
Butcher
Indianapola
Alexander
Gardner
Cleveland
Barbeau
Indianapolis
Joe Kelly
Lelvert
Riggert
Reagan
Jack Dunn
Tichmond
Casey
Buffalo
Jackson
Kelly
Toronto
Gilhooley
Smith
Montreal
Sterzer
Richmond
Channell
Hoffman
Rochester
Barney
Jersey City
Nert
Gaw
Andrews
Palmere
Comstock
Providence
Bader
Dowd
Briscoe Lord
Memphis
Rogers
Nashville
Cauthers
Lee
Atlanta
Paulette
Allison
Sloan
Birmingham
Cribbens
Little Rock
Heming
New Orleans
Hemingway
McDermott
Sark
Southern
Peck
Frost
Allen
Robinson
Cunningham
Chattanooga
Congress Heights League Fall Oxon Hill Triumph
ABHO Al Cong Hite RATIO A 20 Sullivan Ip 30 4 il etc. Details show Oxon Hill 4 3 9 2 7 Congress Heights 3 4 9 2 7. Sullivan, Arthur, Major, Rusk drive runs. Grissom, Green, Anthony contribute defensively. Final lines list earned runs and pitching totals. game duration about 1 hour 57 minutes.
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Oxon
Sullivan
Tavin
Arthur
Agrissom
Maor
Green
Ange Rowe
Hare
Fisher
Mdenro
Cox
A Rose
Sweeney P
Bi Anthony
Burton
Grissom
Depre
Anthony
Taylor
Oxon Mul
Lette
Oxon Hill
Congress Heights
Kays
Sweeney
Major
Rowe
Kase
Ummie
Mr. Briggs
Minor league baseball scores from several leagues
American Association games Louisville beat Minneapolis 4 3 and Cleveland defeated Milwaukee 6 5 St Paul won 4 3 over Columbus Indianapolis edged Kansas City 3 2 In the Southern Association Birmingham 5 Nashville 3 Memphis 12 New Orleans 8 Texas League results Houston Beaumont 3 2 Dallas 2 Ware 2 Galveston 7 San Antonio 6 Galveston 6 San Antonio 0 Port Worth 4 Shreveport 3 In the International League Jersey City 9 Newark 6
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
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Columbus
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Kansas City
Southern Association
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Nashville
Memphis
New Orleans
Alouston
Beaumont
Dallas
Ware
Galveston
San Antonio
Port Worth
Shreveport
Jersey City
Newark
Cubs Defeat Giants by Terrific Batting
Chicago heavy hitting defeated New York 6 to 5 as Tesreau and Schauer retired. Bresnahan and Zimmerman homer gave Chicago ten hits, Vaughn held firm with good late support. Merkle, Bresnahan, Phelan, Veagin- and others contributed in a tight, high‑scoring game.
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Giants
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New York Today
Tesreau
Schauer
Bresnahan
Zimmerman
Vaughn
New York
Chieseo
Snodgrans
No Lobert
Fisher
Ann Tiavle
Pulte
Burns
Brainard
Robertsan
Merkle Th
Brosnaban
Icehaner
Ritter
Brespahan
Sater
Doyle
Robertson
Wiihame
Bresahan
Pisher
Lobert
Williams
Braughn
Schupp
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Errow
Lour
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