Mackmen Slug Ball Ang Beat Nationals 8 to 5 at Shibe Park
Connie Mack's Athletics defeated the pennant hopeful Nationals 8 to 5 at Shibe Park. Dykes and Walker homered, Galloway and Young doubled, Brillhart relieved Erickson after a burst by the Mack lineup. Harris pitched well for the Macks, while Rice and Brower contributed in the late rallies.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Athletics
George Erickson
Smoky Twisters
Shibe Park
Macks
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Milan
Benson Brillhart
Walker
Young
Galloway
Mack
Washington
Juveolog
Brilhart
Fexagg
Johnston
Brower
Harris
Alphonse-Gaston
Galloways
Srvant Harris
Iday
Rice
Perkins
Bush
B. Harris
Harrs
Peckinpaugh
Gharrity
Harrig
Smith
Alloway
Breis
Wilson
Peckaugh
Griffs
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Malca
Udge
Harria
McGowan
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McGowan Johnston
Browns Take Lead In League Race In May Day Win
St Louis May 1 The Browns moved into first in the American League by defeating Cleveland 13 to 6, their fourth straight win. They pounded three Cleveland pitchers for 16 hits including McManus with a homer and multiple extra bases while New York fell to Boston. Cleveland totals show scattered offense and pitching changes as St Louis pulled away early and held on.
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Philadelphia
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Mays Weakens as Red Sox Win in New York
New York May 1 Boston Americans beat New York 5 to 2 in three straight games. Mays allowed early runs as Ferguson held the champs to four hits for his second win of the series. Key hits included Leibold and Harris with RBIs, and Hartla with a home run.
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Boston Americans
Mays
Ferguson
Boston
O'Rourke
Ss Harrislf
Gaeoguagiadote
Leibald
Smith
Harria Pipp
Schang
Leibold
Scott
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Sehang
Paatt
Baker
Ward
Pipp
Balis
Buck
White Sox Beat Tigers 6 to 5 to Sweep Series
White Sox outhit Detroit and exploited Tigers errors to win 6 5 in a four game sweep. Hodge left after walking two in the ninth with Russell closing. Johnson McClelland Mostt and Strunk led Chicago with key hits as Detroit saw several miscues by Blue Heilman Rigney and others.
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White Sox
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Russell
Dauaip
Rassler
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Lindsay
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Righey
Dauss
Daues
Balk
Navy Yard Interference Ends Navy Yard Effort in Low-Scoring Tilt
Federal League sees Navy Yo ABE a Ship edge Shipping Board 9 to 4 as Watt and Kubnert exchange blows on the mound. Chedister and Klucken lead with three and two hits respectively, while Sterzer and Williams add key plays in a tight ballgame marked by errors and stolen bases.
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Pegnan
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Williams
Oakley
Wallfares
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Rabbington
Degnan
Hovlaian
Klucker
Binie
Brickert
Soy
Bell
Watt
Thomyson
Nationals Notes See Milan Name Mogridge For Final Game
Manager Milan tonight named Mogridge to work in the final game of the series with the Athletics tomorrow. Rommel will handle the mound for the Macks after checking Griff attack Saturday. Bush struggles with a weak throwing wing while Shanks and Gharrity figure in the scoring and defensive plays as Smith makes a key catch to save a homer.
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Mogridge
Athletics
Hd Rommel
Griffs
Macks
Donnie Bush
Wilson
Harl Smith
Asa
Galloway
Rice
Sean Ah Ea Au
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Bush
Bae
Ae Ie
Shanks
McGowan
Bobby la Motta
U Ava
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Smith
Loway
Hrickson
Young Baseball Hero Costs Sox $2 600
Chicago May 1 Chakley Robertson Chicago American League pitcher, who yesterday inscribed his name on baseball's record of the most consecutive batters retired in a perfect game against Netralites rookie Imat. It is the third try in the big league for Robertson, who became the sixth in a half century to retire consecutive batters. Robertson has won three starts this season.
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Chakley Rovertson
Netralites
Imat
Tor 'Nan
Uegely
Hoberison
White Sox
Sherman
Gledson
Sox
Robertson
Minnea Holls
Gleason
Local sandlot action fuels busy weekend lineup
Bethesda team travels to Silver Spring next Sunday at 3 for a key Montgomery County league clash led by Cy Cummings. Meanwhile Cherrydale, Chevy Chase, Plaza, Langdon and other clubs post big wins as teams seek perfect June schedules.
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Bethesda
Montgomery County League
Silver Spring
Maj. Brooke Lee
National Capital
Cy Cummine
Han Trek
Rohwer's Triple Wins for Pirates in Pittsburgh Victory
In Cincinnati on May 1 Rohwer batted for Adams in the eighth and drilled a triple that sealed Pittsburgh’s 7 to 1 win as Morrison struggled. Adams pitched well before being pinch hit for. Luque took the loss. Adams earned the win.
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Rohwer
Adams
Pittsburgh
To & Guyue
Morrison
Pittsl
Oinetonatt Abad
AL Sayles
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Duncan
Laque
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Hite
Hamilton
Major League Stats National League Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's National League results show York beating Boston 10 to 9, Pittsburgh defeating Cincinnati 7 to 6, and Brooklyn defeating Philadelphia 2 to 0. An unclear fragment mentions anewie canene.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Anewie Canene
Slugfest Game To Giants 10 to 3
Boston May 1 New York beat Boston 10 to 8 in a high scoring game Power and Rawlings starred for New York with strong catches and hits Bancroft Rawlings Young Meusel and Southworth among those contributing runs for the visitors while Groh Barnes Kopf and Craise provided Boston’s offense. Pitchers Odschger McQuillan Morgan worked for Boston with Barnes taking the loss as New York pulled away late.
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Shriver Shuts Out Phillies in Brooklyn Debut
rookie pitcher Harry Shriver of Brooklyn blanked Philadelphia 2 to 0 in his first start. He struck out nine as the Dodgers' Post and others contributed in a low scoring game played before a small crowd. Shriver allowed four assists and benefited from strong fielding behind him in this May 1 contest.
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Hrrora
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Walker
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Leslie
Henlins
Rapp
Parkinson
G. Smith
Hen- Une
O'Day
Hart
Emshie
Potomac League Brana'd 0 AB 0 Shaw tf 2 Behtr 3b 28 Douglas
The Potomac League game reports a line score with Brana d 0 and Shaw 2, along with other players scattered across positions. Burns from Penn, Queen in center, and Wood at catcher lead offensive contributions. Errors credited to Queen and Burns, with Ballinger, Byrne, and Cornell handling pitching duties and fielding miscues.
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Zally
Rune
Shaw
Barry
McCarthy
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Fenn
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Jarvis
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Wirst
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Gonter
Cornell
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Corneil
Departmental League Treasury ABLHLO Agriculture Action Shot
Treasury totals and agricultural league play detail a rough box score with players Tingle Johnson Jones Burney Dender Smith G Thompson Shanklin Owens Barker and Benner. Pitching by Thompson Russeau Boland plus fielding errors and base statistics noted for the contest. Game context indicates War vs Printers next.
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Barker
Neppe
Shanklint
Owens
Zis
Treasury
Asricutture
Tingle
Johnson
Jones
Burney
Dender
Smith
G. Thompson
Shanklin
Thompson
Boland
Tingie
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Horney
Norris
Russeau
An ‘Belis
War Department League Scates ABHCAM Grenmer Bartlett Qu Mistletoe
In a War Department League game, batters and pitchers logged lines with Niedfeldt, O Keeffe, Legge and Prescott among hitters. Notable feats include Niedfeldt with three base hits and O Keeffe driving in runs, while Bartlett and Wiedfeldt turned double plays.
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Tetrault
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R.mitchell
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SiLegrae
O'Mestre
Bproseatt
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O'Keeffe
Legge
Preacott
Starks
McLaughlin
F. McCaffrey
Shoemaker
Collins
Mutche
W. McQeffrey
Prescott
Tetraulé
McCaffrey
Wy Prescott
Kraft
Wiedfeldt
Lenglen and Mallory Set for Wimbledon Duel Next Summer
New York May 1 Suzanne Lenglen and Molla Mallory are seen to meet in Europe next summer with a high profile clash likely at Wimbledon. The year-old feud will flare again after Forest Hills and the two stars plan to renew hostilities on foreign soil as Mallory vows to beat Lenglen and Lenglen prepares with mixed doubles and strong practice.
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Suzanne Lenglen
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Europe
Mlle. Lenglen
Wimbledon
Mile. Lenglen
Mallory
Forest Hills
Mrs. Mallory
Mile Lenglen
Forest Hill
Tilden and Richards Defeat Coast Netmen in Los Angeles
William Tilden II, world tennis champion, and his partner Vincent Richards defeated William M. Johnston of San Francisco Pacific Coast champion and Harvey Snodgrass of Los Angeles 6-3 and 8-4 yesterday. They paused here en route to San Francisco for East West matches.
Atlanta Boss Resigns Berth At Atlanta Crackers
May 1. Charlie Frank resigns as manager of the Atlanta Southern association team due to health. Roy Evnam to lead the local club temporarily as president R. J. Spiller travels for players to bolster the faltering Crackers.
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Atlanta
Charlie Frank
Atlanta Southern Association
R. J. Spiller
Frank
Southern
Roy Evnam
Spiller
Gonzaga Triumphs Over Tech 19 to 7 On Plaza Diamond
Gonzaga rallied in the fifth inning for four runs to defeat Technical High 19 to 7 on Union Station Plaza yesterday afternoon in a shortened six inning game Batteries Foley and Kelly pitched for Gonzaga as Tech struggled with fielding and timely hits despite a late push by Tech in the sixth inning
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Gonzaga
Union Station Plaza
Wee
Generals Take Game From Mountaineers in 12 Innings
In Lexington Virginia on May 1 Washington and Lee defeated rivals University of West Virginia 2 to 1 in twelve innings. Generals Huffstetter and Collins starred with tight defense and Linburgh pitched airtight. Final score and errors noted in the closely contested contest.
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Washington and Lee
University of West Virginia
Generals
Huffstetter
Collins
Linburgh
R.H
West Va
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Results of Bowling in Title Tournament
Bowling title event results list reads St. Paul 6 Loulapile 2 Minneapol 39. Indianapolis Columbus 5 Kansas City 0 Milwaukee Toledo I.
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Loulapile
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Bowling Tourney Tonight Naps Includes Multiple Matches
Tonight's bowling schedule features Business Men's Night with numerous singles and doubles events at Cinsy C alley and Beltline venues. District and club teams under Veterans' Bureau and Mount Pleasant circuits prep for doubles and singles events, followed by Florida State and South Atlantic League results with St. Petersburg, Lakeland, Augusta, and Birmingham victors.
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Ames A. Corrittee
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J Smith
Benson
L.kupfer
B. Barbogalli
J. Earl Steele
Frank A. Campbell
McGorrick
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