Golfers Reach Semifinals in Suburban Club Handicap
In the Washington Suburban Club handicap tournament, Earl King Morton Luchs Sidney Weber and Al Sigmund advanced to the semifinals after yesterday's match play. Phil King defeated Joe King 2 up, with Luchs beating Edgar Kaul Bieber overcoming Sidney West, and Melvin Behren falling to demand. Semifinal pairings set with King brothers facing tough matches and Luchs leading against King in potential final. Local scores show Louisville over Columbus and other city results.
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Earl King
Morton Luchs
Sidney Weber
al Sigmund
Washington
King
Luchs
White Bueber
Sigmund i
Phil King
Joe King
Morton Lucha
Edgar Kaulan
Bieber
Sidney West
Demand
Melvin Behren
Do New Things to Grow Your Business
A former speaker urges merchants to break routines and pursue big growth by trying new methods. He warns against sticking to the old ways and encourages advertising in The Washington Post to reach a wider male audience and boost success.
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Washington Post
Weaver's 19th inning winner gives Chicago 5 4 over Cleveland
In a 19th inning thriller Chicago Cubs defeat Cleveland Indians 5 4. Weaver's single and Eddie Collins' double with two out sealed the victory after Cleveland tied it in the eighth. Morton and Faber pitched well for Chicago, while Cleveland miscues and missed opportunities haunted them early and late.
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Indians
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Graney
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Schalk
O'Neill
Mitcheil
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O'Neiil
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Seibold
Turner
Felach
Rath
Hammond
Ohicago
Hite
Blackborne
Fournier
Hill
Wirst
Meems
Wallace and
Connolly
Central athlete Bill Gates weds Katheryn Evans
Friends of Bill Gates, Central High relay champion and 1914 football player, learned yesterday of his marriage to Katheryn Evans daughter of Dr and Mrs Henry Evans of 2489 Holmedd Place. The couple eloped to Hyattsville on May 23 and disclosed the news to relatives recently. They traveled with Gates parents to San Francisco where they will stay until fall.
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Bill” Gates
Central High
Katheryn Evans
Henry Evans
Holmedd Place
Hyattsville
Mrs. Gates
San Francisco
Tigers' Page Stings Browns In Detroit Victory
Detroit powered to a 9 to 0 win over St. Louis as Davis pitched well until the seventh. Browns touched by two late runs, Tigers benefited from fielding miscues and baserunning. Shoten, Howard, Vitt and Cobb led the scoring with multiple hits and RBIs. Detroit improved with a strong offensive showing in front of home fans.
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Burne
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Harned
Errora
Dauss
Boch
OM Hamilton
Roy Dave
Baseball scoreboard for yesterday results and standings
Yesterday in the American League and National League teams played several games. Boston and New York posted wins while Detroit Chicago and Cleveland also earned victories. Detailed results include Chicago losing to Kansas City and Brooklyn defeating Newark.
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Baltimore
Pittebergh
Nationals Readies to Face Bruins as Mack’s Era Debates Grow
A column argues Connie Mack’s shifting tactics threaten the old Yankee-dominated era as Philadelphia Nationals scouts add new amateurs and veterans to the roster. It notes Boehling’s spotty control and Griffith’s likely pitching plans while recounting a rough doubleheader loss to the Red Sox and renewed battles with the Yankees for league position.
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Connie Mack
Mack
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Mr. Fan
John Smith
Tom Jones
Lawrence Phillips
Strunk
McInnes
Murphy
Quaker City
Grimm
Yankees
Joy Boehling
Boehling
Red Sox
Griffith
Nationals
Athletics
Griffmen
Collins
Ledger
The
Sloufed S Tumble After Twelve Straight Wins
Baltimore, June 24. St Louis, after twelve straight wins, fell to Baltimore 4 to 2. Miller and Schmidt pitched, with Moeller, Foster, and Shanka contributing in a low-scoring contest. Milan led St Louis with a .500 day, collecting a triple and a single.
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St. Louts
Groom
Willett
Hartley
Sugga
Owens
McBride
Boehling
Moeller
Foster
Lewis
Milan
Yankees Win On Wild Pitch In Ten Inning Victory
In Philadelphia on June 24 a wild pitch by Bush allowed Maisel to score the winning run in the tenth inning of a 7 to 6 New York victory over Philadelphia. Maisel and Mullen sparked a double steal and Bush’s miscue sealed the win.
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Washington Post
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Packard Helps Kansas City Edge Newark In Opener
Kansas City, led by pitcher Gene Packard, defeated Newark 3 to 2 to take the series opener in Newark New Jersey on June 24. Batteries Packard and Easterly paired with Moseley and Hariden for Newark in a tight game.
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Kansas City
Gene Packard
Packard
Moseley
Ariden
Brooklyn Defeated as Chicago Slugs Lafitte Early
Poor pitching by Lafitte led to Brooklyn’s eighth straight loss as Chicago hammered him for nine hits in three innings and scored six runs to take the game. Batteries Brown Black Fischer Lafitte Marton Wilson Simon.
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N. Y
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Chicago
Buffalo Beats Pittsburgh 9 to 5 in Nine Innings
Buffalo tallys nine runs while Pittsburgh makes three errors in the sixth inning. Rogge and Leclair pitch for Buffalo with Perry catching. Schulz and Allen handle Pittsburgh duties. Final score Buffalo nine Pittsburgh five.
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Pittsburgh
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Leclair
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Schulz
Allen
Navy Racketers Lead in Departmental Tennis League Standings
Navy tops the Departmental Tennis League with eighteen wins and one defeat as four matches remain. Yesterday Navy won three of four against Interstate while Treasury and War completed postponements. Navy also claimed two singles wins in close, high quality sets and faces Commerce and Agriculture in upcoming municipal court matches.
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Remy Pearman
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Newby Crawford
Waggoner Hoover
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Thor Howard
Paulaon Rouse
The
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Justice
Smithsonian
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Harvard Crews Take Prelims To Big Races With Yale Today
New London Conn June 24 large crowd gathers for the annual intervarsity regatta between Harvard and Yale. The harbor teamsters report hotel full, crowds fill streets, and the Resolute and Utah are visible as preparations begin. Harvard and Yale crews show evenly matched entries on 4 and 2 mile courses with light betting. Harvard wins the freshman four race.
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Yale
New London
Conn
New York
Resolute
Utah
Josephus Daniels
Crimson
Game to Free Lances in uneven office match
Married men of the surveyor's office led by Chief Hazen were outslugged by the single men 7 to 2. Goucher homered, Garrett and Goucher also key hits as Free Lances pitchers held despite errors. Umpire Jack Shinn, time noted, attendance light.
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Guman
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Crowell
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