Baseball Decision Soon Intimates Landis Ruling
Chicago June 28 Judge Landis promised an early decision in the injunction case over the Federal League entry. The petition seeks dissolution of the injunction barring Armada Marsans from playing for the St. Louis Federals. Marsans jumped from the Cincinnati Nationals. Landis denied dissolving the injunction but allowed an intervening petition to decide Marsans' case with the others.
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Kenegan M. Clandia
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St. Louis
Mheane
Smith Zeros Put Phillies Back to Loss in Brooklyn Tilt
Smith pitched splendidly but Philadelphia managed minimal offense as Brooklyn defeated the Phillies 4 to 0. Only one Philadelphia batter reached second base. Brooklyn built small leads with timely hits and errors. The game featured eight innings where Smith held Brooklyn scoreless before relief, and Rixey allowed multiple runs in later frames. A follow up note reports a special International League meeting in New York to discuss Newark’s proposed temporary transfer to Harrisburg, Pa.
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O'Mara
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O Mara
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Gurna
Merars
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Stenzel
Nieholt
Luderus
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Esrrors
Taile
Rixey
Hite
New York
International League
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Harrisburg
Reds Win by 3 to 2 With Help of Cubs
Cincinnati edged Chicago 3 to 2 as five errors by Chicago aided the Reds. Schulte and Zimmermen drove runs for Chicago, while Leach, Mollwita, and Griffith contributed for Cincinnati. Pitches by Zabel and Toney and defensive miscues shaped the tight contest in a 1 hour 49 minute game.
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Chicago
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Fisher
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Zimman
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Phelan
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Toney
Bob
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Hillifer
Griffith
Zabel
Wingo
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Moliwits
Yaft
Congress Heights Triumph Over Drillery In Potomac League
Congress Heights defeated Drillery yesterday in Potomac League play with an 18 to 10 score. Winners credited Riley and Beach with twenty three points. Final line lists players Riley, Pas, Fitzgerald, Al Baugh, Gosbel and others.
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Congress Heights
Drillery
Riley
Beach
Congrees Heights
Riley, Pas and
Fitzgerald
Albaugh and
Gosbel
Neff Sparks Nationals to Narrow Victory Over Athletics
Doug Neff powered the Nationals with three hits including a second inning double driving in two runs. Johnson and Crowell combined for a tight pitching duel as Washington salvaged a 2-0 win over Philadelphia’s Athletics. Neff, McBride and Ainsmith produced the only RBIs in a game noted for strong defense and sharp pitching.
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McInnes
Crowell
Atnsmith
Lapp
Virginia
Lajoie
Caven
Alnamith
Foster
McBride
Johnson
Mackmen
Murphy
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Ozooioeo Strunk
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Washington Athletics
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Athletics
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Longhiin
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Minor League Results Across Leagues
American Association games include Columbus 4 Indianapolis 0 and St Paul 4 Kansas City 1. Southern Association scores New Orleans 8 Atlanta 0 with White 8? and Moule 2 1. Virginia League Petersburg 4 Norfolk 3 Portsmouth 5 Suffolk 4 Rocky Mount 4 Newport News 0. Texas League contests Houston 8 Shreveport 2 Fort Worth 8 Beaumont 1 San Antonio 2 Dallas 6 Waco 9 Galveston 8 Augusta 5 Macon 0 Columbus 4 Savannah 9 Albany 4 Guarleston 3 Columbus Jacksonville wet grounds noted.
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Moule
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Newport News
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Shreveport
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San Antonio
Dalles
Waco
Galveston
Augusta
Macon
Columbus
Savannah
Albany
Guarleston
Columbis-Jacksonville
Neff May Play Second Remainder Of Season
Nationals manager Griffith suspends Morgan without pay after a car accident and starts Neff at second base. Griffin states Morgan must prove himself, hints he may trade or bench him, while Neff earns a chance to hold the job. Johnson shines in a 2 6 win, pitching 29 straight scoreless innings despite late threats.
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Douglass Neff
Ray Morgan
Griffith
Virginia
Nationals
Athletics
Neff
Ainsmith
Doug” Sila
Lapp
McBride
Johnson
Raymond Carville Morgan
Washington Baseball Club
Morgan
Fox
Hawkshaw
Jimmy” Nolan
Baltimore
Nolan
Griff
Charlottesville
Tigers Rally To 6-3 Win Over Cleveland In Third
Detroit built a six run third inning via two passes two errors and four singles to defeat Cleveland 6 to 3 in Detroit. Chapman drove in three with a three base hit while Cobb Crawford Veach and Dausa added RBIs as Detroit capitalized on four Cleveland misplays. Pitching notes show Dauis seven innings eight strikeouts and Hagerman three relief innings with no further scoring.
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Kavanagh
Bush
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Watacs
Yankees and Red Sox split rough opener doubleheader
Boston and New York divided the day’s twin bill in Boston with the Red Sox winning the second game 3 0 after New York took the opener 3 2. McHale pitched for Boston in the second game as Sway started strong for the Sox.
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Where They Play Today Pro Games Schedule Note
Washington at Philadelphia St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit New York at Bears Brooklyn Cincinnati. Standings show St Louis 37 2B HLT Newark 88 81 Kans City 382 584 Brooklyn 22 35 Chicago 86 28 Pittsburgh 8 Buffalo 22 48 Yesterday's results Pittsburgh at Chicago Buffalo at Brooklyn.
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Nets End Browns Run With Fourth Inning Rally
The Chicago White Sox beat the St Louis Browns 4 to 2 as Hap Felsch stroked a bases loaded triple and scored on Weaver's single. George Sisler debuted for St Louis, pitching in relief, after joining the club from Michigan.
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Leary
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al Schalk
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Pat
Gos Fondervilk
de A Siler
Giants Take a Pair in 11 Inning Double Bill
New York defeats Boston 8 to 2 in 11 innings and 5 to 3 in the second game. Magee hits a home run in the opener as Mathewson bests Ragan. in the nightcap errors by Boston and timely hitting by New York decide the outcome.
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Snenker
Cree
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Fisher
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Olona
Tyler
Fitzpatrick
Tesrean
Meyers
Dorin
Strick
Teereau
Mesers
Rigler
Macdonald Named Manager of Temptites Nine
Mike Macdonald, well known to baseball fans, is appointed manager of the Tem plites for the game against the Outlanders under D W Books at American League park this Saturday. He succeeds Moffit Bendley who could not serve. Macdonald says he has enough material to annihilate the Outlanders, while Manager Banks sees only victory, to be decided on the diamond Saturday.
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Jack Barry
Athletics
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Mack
Barry
McBride
Connie Mack
Connie
Pall
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Yather
Thomas Healy
University of Pittsburgh
Shawkey
New York Yankees
Donovan
Mike Macdonald
Templites
Outlanders
D. W. Books
Macdonald
Moffitt Bendley
Banks
Clever tennis play by young racketers
Two tight junior championship matches on the Dumbarton courts highlighted day two. H A Falconer upset Miller Giesking in a marathon third round 6 4 -6 12 10 after two hours and a quarter, while Cecil Dowd beat William DeLacy in two hours and three quarters 2-7 7-3 6-3. Falconer saved six near-defeats with a late surge in the 12-10 set. Giesking, last year’s Bar Harbor tournament winner, advanced to later rounds amid other results from the district event.
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H. A Falconer
Miller Giesking
Cecil Dowd
William DeLacy
Falconer
Giesking
Bar Harbor
Miller
Carr
Archibald
T. Schneider
Falxaner
Dutton
Boyd
H. Schneider
Dortch
Frizzell
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Baker
Underwood
Dowd
Delary
Wolverton
English
Williams
Marsh
Glesking
Oyster
Ogarr
Hughes
Showalter
Selden
Dortech
Klesking
Mitler
Reach Final Round in Tennis Singles
Dr L W Glazebrook meets B R Garrett at Washington Railway and Electric courts tomorrow afternoon to decide supremacy in singles Garrett earned the right by beating William L Clarke 5 7 6 2 6 2 Clarke pushed the match hard before the large gallery. Doubles progress shows first round nearly finished with several second round matches completed.
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B. R. Garrett
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Glazebrook
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Clarke
R. A. Garrett
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R. A. Vetter
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J. Tridewint
ST. Marlow
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J. Lynch
J. C. McLaughlin
R. BR. Snape
Harpane
Interstate Tennis Triumph Over Navy Upsets Commerce Move
Interstate defeated Navy in a postponed match 64 to 6-4, led by Purtell and Stratton against Calden and Burton. The win vaulted Interstate past Commerce into fourth place in the Departmental Tennis League standings.
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Commerce
D C Morgan Defeated in Clay Court Tennis Tourney
In Pittsburgh on June 28, D C Morgan of Washington fell to N W Niles of Boston in the fourth round, 6-1, after winning his first three rounds. The event featured several players from Harvard and the West Side Tennis Club, with others advancing and upsets scarce. The second Fairmonts seek matches with strong teams around the District, contacting FH S Button at 912 Kennedy Street NW.
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Hiams
M. W. Washburn
Lawrence Curtis
Harvard
Caorge M. Church
Princeton
C. L. Roseman
Detroit
W. Hov. Hackett
Boston
F. c. Inman
West Side
Fairmonts
Kennedy Street
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