Griffmen Beat Athletics Robertson Pitches No Hit Game
Nationals rally past Athletics 6 to 4 at Georgia Avenue Stadium to snap a loss. Gleason started for Nationals with Naylor opposing him. In a pivotal fourth inning Nationals scored six runs aided by singles a triple two walks two stolen bases and two errors. Athletics plated one in first and two in fifth but relief pitchers shut down scoring.
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Griffs
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Browns Rally For 11-9 Win On Triple Play In Slugfest
In St Louis April 30 the Browns defeated Cleveland 11 to 9 highlighting a third inning triple play by Wambsganss and McInnis. Williams failed to homer or collect a hit against four Cleveland pitchers as the Indians pitched well. The slugging duel featured key hits from Jamieson and Tobin and a late rally by St Louis to seal the victory.
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Pratt's homer beats Yankees in 2 1 Boston win
New York April 26 Pratt hit an eighth inning home run with Leibold on base to defeat the Yankees 2 to 1. Shawkey had 25 scoreless innings before giving up the run. Witt left with an ankle injury as Boston tallied the decisive homer.
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Major League Statistics National League Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's results show Tweinnell 3 Pitts Brooklyn 4 RNieelphia 8 St. Louis 10 Chicago. Today's games Philadelphia 21 Brooklyn Bidieeeh ce oimctanat New York at Boston standings list the clubs W L Pet ex York 183 S001 Brooklyn Be 508 Chicago 15 88 Philadelphia 623 Bt. Lous 87 833 Cincinnati Bal in Pittsburgh 78 407 Boston 1231
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Nationals Notes Describe Busy Day at Nationals National League Game
Sabbath crowd greets a Nationals versus Athletics contest with lively infield drama. Peck, Welch, and Brower feature infield plays, Umpire calls split the fans, and pitching shifts hint at late relief plans as Milan and Mack finalize their Philadelphia return strategy.
Manhattan Teams Lead in Both Major League Races
New York’s Giants and Yankees pace their leagues early in 1922 as Western contenders threaten in pennant races. Giants boast strong hitting and pitching to lead the National League, while the Yankees hold the American League lead before pivotal intersectional tests with St. Louis, Cleveland, and Chicago.
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Chicago
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Cleveland
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Cardinals
Kenneth Williams
Ruth
Couta
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Leading Hitters POSTOPFICH Wildcats Best
The Posteficé Wildcats defeated the Clover A C 5 to 2 on their diamond yesterday with Stewart delivering the winning hurling. Garfield A C opened its season with a 10 to 2 win over the Engineers at Camp Humphreys, Averill dominating. Fielding from Thomas and Readhe highlighted the Engineers' loss. Phila Delaware All Stars fell 5 to 3 to the Bell nine as Clinotte homered three times amid a seven-homer hot stretch.
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Clover A C
Stewart
Garfield A. C
Engineers
Camp Humphreys
Averill
Thomas and
Readhe
Philadelphia, Pa
All Stars
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White Sox hurler enters Hall of Fame with no-hit game
Detroit April 30 Charley Robertson Chicago American pitcher entered baseballs hall of fame today by pitching a no run no hit game against Detroit the White Sox winning 2 to 0 Not a Tiger reached first base Robertson fanned six Detroiters and two pinch hitters were retired in the ninth The Shamrock nine scored its second victory of the season defeating the Old Dutch Market aggregation 18 to 6
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Chicago
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Mostil
Roberto
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Robertson
Pillette
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J. L. Richmond
Worcester
J. M. Ward
Providence
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Shamrock
Germans mob Dempsey in Berlin after arrival
Jack Dempsey reached his Berlin hotel battered and groggy after a grueling reception. A massive crowd mobbed the Dempsey-Kearns party at Berlin station, roughhousing the coach and filling the baggage area as they demanded another shake of his paralyzed hand.
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Germany
Jack
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Dempsey
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Dempsey-Kearns
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Cincinnati Beats Pirates 3 1 In Nine Innings
Donohue out pitched Glazner as Cincinnati wins 3 1 over Pittsburgh. Ens triple and score in the ninth on an infield out. Sharp consecutive hitting produced Cincinnati runs. Glazner tied the loss after seven innings with Donohue earning win.
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Vance's Hurling Triumphs Over Phillies 4 0 in Brooklyn
Brooklyn April 30 Vance pitched superbly and Brooklyn defeated the Phillies 4 to 0 for a second straight win. Vance fanned eight and twice retired the side by striking out three in a row, once in the fifth and again in the ninth after Walker singled and Williams walked. Ledger lists Phillies hitters and game details with notable performances by Vance and Myers.
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Bannockburn Club Considers Monthly Tournaments May Meeting
At the May 4 gathering of Bannockburn club governors the month ly tournament plan will be discussed and a season schedule expected to be adopted. Albert Steinem leads the tournament program with a first event a May 14 blini handicap for 18 holes and a lucky number net score contest. Bernard Baer will manage the caddy house and a new bulletin board will post rules and notices. The club moves to a new Rockville road course next fall, with 15 percent of spring invites sent to District and national clubs through June 1. Shipping Board Juniors beat Railroad Administration Juniors 25 to 17 in a prize filled match.
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Albert Steinem
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Ralph Goldsmith
Bernard Baer
Millant Bondv
Rockville Road
Bethesda
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Cards Shut Out Chicago 10 to 0 in Final Game
St Louis routs Chicago 10 to 0 as Pfeffer dominates and bases loaded moments force ground rules. Crowds witness a one sided finish with Alexander and Osborne hit hard and errors by Chicago size the loss.
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Knickerbockers Fall To Union Printers In Tilt
Union Printers led by star pitcher Webb defeated the Knickerbockers in the Hollow at Georgetown yesterday afternoon by a wide margin. Delaney Fisher and Finan started the Knickerbockers on the mound, while Harlem A.C. beat Stanton 16 to 6 with Kessel’s fielding and Donovan’s hit highlighted the slugfest. Harlem A.C. seeks more games from West 606.
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