Nationals rally past Tigers in high scoring tilt
In a wild game at Georgia avenue stadium the Nats edged the Detroit Tigers 7 to 6. Hollingsworth pitched through pressure as Pratt and Johnson drove in key runs while Fothergill, Basster and Pack produced timely hits to seal the victory for Washington.
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Frank
Young
Miegslés
Georgia Avenue Stadium
Detroit Tigers
Jack Hollingsworth
Griffith
Beck
Holly
Jack
Pratt
Cole
Buck
Walter Jelinelon
Hingwsworth
Helitagererth
Ajléne
Johnson
Tigers
Alta
Yéaoh Walwad
Hallmann
Fothergill
Hellmann
Rigney
Morris
Basster
Hollingenoorth
Jonneen
Walter
Kerr
Heatt
Honey
Blue Falla
Yesterday's hero props up Bushmen in tight win
Boddington Johnson and Woodall supported Bagstar as batsmen fueled a one sided victory. Gaslin nearly changed the result with a broken leg scare. Goose was in front throughout driving in four runs and lifting Peck and Rice. Bushmen clinch sixth win and close on top second division leaders.
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Johnson
Than Woodall
Bagstar
Gaslin
Rice
Bushman
St. Louie
Nationals Game Echoes Rough Play and Big League Struggles
The Nationals faced a rough exhibition with Goslin injured yet lauded as batting hero while fans boosted attendance to nearly four thousand. Blue was ejected for protesting a call by umpire Evans. Detroit’s Holmes and Daves sparked late innings, and Mollingworth struggled to field. Cobb and Cobb-like actions highlighted the tense play as errors and aggressive baserunning shaped the outcome.
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Geoke Goslin
Pléher
Gosin
Fisher
Gos- In
Aéasah
Ttat Tha Nats
Cabb Wadd Alguteen
Evans
Johnson
Handy
Barney
Tigers
Algo Spitle
Holmes
Davesent
Detroit
Héliingaworth
Haney
Lelpold
Kulter
Pathe
Mollingeworth
Hollingsworth
Apudite
War Blue Netmen Triumph In League Tennis Match
The War Blue Netmen defeated Vormmarse-Interstate racketers 4 to 2 in a departmental league tennis match. Five matches were played in heat order with Wicker and Haring beating Heba teman and Grunert 6-4 6-4. Dragos and Taee beat Almpang and Leech 6-4 6-4. Hoover and Reveoie defeated Caoder and Cinston 7-8? 8-?. Hintese and WT beat Wantzel and Raced 6-3. Cor Meistelemin and Grueart also won their match.
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Vormmarse
White Sox wallop 3 Yank hurlers to take series
The White Sox routed three New York pitchers and won two of three from the Yankees. Cvengros pitched well for Chicago after rough innings. Ruth belted his twelfth homer of the season for New York as Dugan stood on base. Leadoff hitters and fielding miscues capped a lopsided game that featured strong Chicago hitting and shaky New York defense.
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Jims
White Sox
Idddy
Ruth
Banas
Yankées
Cvengros
Nail
Chicago
Serry Ibbings
Huth
Dugan
Lea Abhlo
Ainew
Walberg Powers Phillies To Narrow Win Over Browns
In Philadelphia on June 3 Rube Walberg delivered a strong start and a sacrifice fly that scored the winning run as the Phillies defeated St. Louis 6 to 5. Ed Beceraneit pitched for the Browns, but Walberg’s effort, aided by timely hits, secured the victory.
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Fane
Jon Blue
Johnson Sant
Blue
Johnson
Barney
Thig Wale
Tigera
Nats
Peck
Ries
Ostin
Géorge Daas
Tigers
George
Five
Peek
Goslin
Judge
Philadelphia
Becanerit Ros
Rube Walberg
St. Louis
Colina
Homers Aid Pirates In Beating Giants
Pittsburgh beat New York 9 to 8 as Russell and Traynor homers sparked the attack. Russell hit a tying homer in the third after two on, Traynor drove in Russell with a homer to left. Giants rallied for five in the fourth before Morrison quieted the surge. In the sixth a triple by Young and subsequent outs sealed the Pirates win amid a rough pitching stretch for Casper.
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Russell
Traynors
Pittsburgh
New York
Senter
Casper
Giants
Morrisan
Young
Morrison
Kelly
O'Connell
Tasab
Russell Traynor
Hase
Traynor
Brownhylde Wins Great Epsom Oaks After Drive
Brownhylde, a three year old filly from Stéedtist and Valkyrie, owned by the Viscomte de Fontarce, won the Epsom Oaks by a neck over Sir Edward Hulton’s Shrove after a brilliant contest. Teresina, owned by Prince Aga Khan, was third in the Derby distance race of about a mile and a half with twelve starters.
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Brownhylda
Epsom
Hagland
Brownhylde
Deaghter
Stéedtist
Valkyrie
Viscomte Dé Fontarce
Sir Edward Hulton
Prince Aga Khan
Teresina
Lord Derby
Tranuul
A¢Oinor
Pranqull
Hay
Leonard Would Fight Gratis To Help Game
Leonard willing to return to Chicago to boost charity game profits for Wesbide Boy club. Proceeds from Benita Leonard versus Finkle Mitchell bout totaled $24.35 of a $55,000 wager, with plans for a repeat event. Promoter James Mullen notes rival offers but Leonard prefers Chicago engagement to help the program.
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Benita Leonard
Finkle Miehall
Fred
Billy Gibson
Leonard
New York
Chicago
Bénotte
Wesbide Boy Club
James Mullen
Uikkensata Ledutrad
Hiakard
Chitako
Golms
Harrisburg Clan NTS Trounce Potomacs
Harrisburg team defeats Potomacs in a decisive set series with tight defense. Ben Taylor led scoring while Harrisburg limited Potomac offense to scattered gains. Game details include Newark Survey references and Peewee notes.
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Harrisburg Clan
NTS
Potomacs
Astisburg
Jung
Harrisburg
Tva-Gams Setion Hare
Wienington
Surrey
Peewee
Bresnahan Contemplates Sale To Toledo Club
Rumor says Roger Bresnahan may sell controlling interest in the Toledo club of the American Association to a former Minnesota club president. McGraw’s backers and anti-draft policy hinder acquisition of players from the Giants and other majors.
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Toledo
New York
Roger Bresnahan
Christy Mathewson
Incergit
Toledo American
3Fiké Cantillon
Minn Apes Club
Stoneham
Ma Agé
McGraw
Brettahan
Baekers
Bréttiahan
Ines- Myéhan
McGtiw
Aewut
Toléda
O Farellys stick work powers Cubs to 4 2 win
Cubs defeat Boston 4 to 2 as O Farrell drives offense with solid stick work and insurance runs. Pitching by Ung and Osborne stifles Boston while Chicago handcuffs the opposition with timely hits and strong defense.
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Caléhao
Pilliddina
Hlouocher
Twa Nad Frei
Calas
Cards Whip Phils As Weinert Fails
In St Louis the Cardinals swept Philadelphia 3 to 1. Weinert faltered in the eighth as St Louis pulled away, scoring the tying and go ahead runs. Haynes and Haynesmith contributed notable hits while errors and miscues hampered the Phillies' effort.
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Weinert
St. Louis
St. Loui
Philadelphia
Einert
Ieee
Fock
Hains
Biagea
Bastihee
Trackman's Selections Abbreviated Amid Unclear Text
Fragmentary notes mention tracks and teams including BLUE BONNETS and ROE Fem with scattered names like Caleb and Be ROE. Unclear OCR yields limited event details and no coherent storyline or results to anchor a full summary.
Golf Event Thrills Amid Strong Northwest Gale
Despite a fierce northwest gale, the Scotch foursome at Chevy Chase drew lively play. Mrs. J. W. Rankin and Morven Thompson won low gross with 95, while Gen. and Mrs. Harry Taylor took low net with 105 and a 25 handicap. The National Public Links tournament moves toward June 26 at East Coldmac Park as entries open next week. James D. Standish Jr., chair of the USGA public links committee, notes national success and 30-plus city eliminations. The Mid Atlantic Golf Association admits Roanoke Club. Congressional Country Club plans opening ceremonies with Hoover speaking. The Interstae Commerce Commission golf club finish at East Potomac Park sees Cunningham and Taimeen win in A-B and C-D classes, respectively. The event run by F. F. Stebting ends with wide player participation and a broad slate of scorers.
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Chevy Chase St
J. W. Rankin
Morven Thompson
Harry Taylor
Totter
Janes D. Standiah, Jr. Dhairméin
Public Inks Committée
United States Golf Association
J. F. Byers
V. A
E Xsentiva Committee
Harold Knutson
Minnesota
Congressional Country Club
Herbert Hoover
Knutson
M. Sarrette
Toné
Golf Courka
Interstati Commerce Commission Golf Club
Hast Peaelon
Legion Triumphs Over Roberts Tossers In Washington
The Améridan Légion club defeated W. F. Reperts’ aggregation 4 to 1 at Washington barracks. Hal Ludwig starred for the Bullets as a steady right-hander, while Homer Klueken delivered the key hitting. Skitts and Houck contributed in the middle, and miscues by Roberts prevented a larger margin. Final line score and player names show Ludwig, Dunn, Ber, and Klueken among those cited in a low-scoring win.
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Riswitte
Mbond
Amer
Lérion
Déeprat
Ford
Aud
Bigéket
Ludwig
Dunn
Atolés Bai Ludwig
Ited
Nisi
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14Th and G Streets
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J. F. Calawell
W. D.C. Davie
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