Nationals defeat Mackmen in overtime baseball clash
Joe Ide sparked a 6 to 2 Washington victory at Shibe Park beating the Mackmen in ten innings with a triple after two were on in the tenth. Pitching by Zachary and Keefe kept the Mackmen scoreless until late, and Judge's triple sealed the win for the Nationals.
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John A. Bouan
Philadelphia
Joe Ide
Shibe Park
Athletics
Shanks
Gharrity
Nationals
Zachary
Allonas
Washington
Roy Moore
Davy Keefe
Judge
Béth Judge
Milan
Riddlee
Rice
Dugan
Miller
F. Walker
Listris
Fee
Micks
Dukes
Witt
eSfiter
C. Walker
Zach
Moore
Rourke
Keefe
Frank Walker
O'Rourke
Witt Gharrity
Stdse
Galloway
Charrity
McBride
Dusty Lewis
Miler
Clyde Milan
Lewis
Gotham Wrecking Crew
Florida Avenue Stadium
Yanks
Walter Johnson
Shaw
New Yorkers
Arthur Davis Jones
Griffmen
Balboa Club
Panama
PO. A
Iif
Tice
Harris
C. Zachary
Pe Beers
Bes Ae Totala
ILA
BEL PC
A. Dykes
Walker
C Perhlus
J. Walker
Calloway
Ae Moore
P. Ie Keefe
Ab “Welch
Keats
Mpires
Connolly
Moriarity
Kids Organize Shows Resourcefulness Against High Equipment Prices
A March 1921 column urges repeal of the 10 percent athletic goods tax to help American youth clubs. It recounts neighborhood schemes where Chicago and Brooklyn kids raise funds, secure uniforms, and rent gear, showing how small teams financed equipment amid rising costs.
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Congress
America
Ways and ‘Means Committee
Jefferson Parks
Chicago
Osiiewski
Whch
Dave Levinson
Oskiewski
Dave
Bears
Jefferson Park White Sox
Giants
Ogkiewaki
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Younsseer
Ravenawood
Cordell & Bro. McDonnell
Peebie Bros
Schloesser’s
Sheridan State Bank
New York Evening Malt
Babe Ruth Objects to Scoreboard at Ball Park
Boston baseball controversy erupts as Babe Ruth insists he is not a Boston resident yet the city demands payment of vehicle taxes after a claim that he used Boston as his batting HQ. Meanwhile a court action seeks removal of a 40 foot scoreboard near Lewis A. Jackson’s home alleging zoning and safety violations.
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Babe Ruth
Boston
New York
City Hall
Neithee
Ruth
Lewis A. Jackson
Fifth Street
District Supreme Court
Justice Hitz
Ball Club
Gandil Takes Bond in 1919 World Series Case
Chicago May 3 Arnold Chick Gandil former first baseman for the Chicago American League club appeared in court and posted a $6 000 bond for his next appearance on charges connected with the alleged 1919 World Series fix.
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Chicago
Arnold
Chick” Gandil
Chicago American League Baseball Club
Major League Results and Standings from Yesterday
Yesterday in the American League the Phillies and Yankees tied two two. Boston and Detroit had 18 to an unknown. In the National League New York beat Boston seven to two. Pittsburgh and Chicago games were postponed. Standings show Detroit leading the American League with 8 wins and 1 loss, Philadelphia mid pack, Chicago and Boston with middling records. In the National League Pittsburgh and Brooklyn trail, while New York leads the circuit with a 10 and 6 record.
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Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chiong James
Washington
Chicago
Philadel
Hoodland
Rlington
Batibt
Louss
Jomten
Hoston
Pittsburgh
Louis
Tigers Wallop White Sox Pitchers 18 to 1
Detroit bats hard behind Leangya and routed Chicago 18 to 1 on May 3. Faber struggled early as Detroit built a big lead. Chicago avoided a shutout only with a late double by Falk and Mulligan’s single in the ninth.
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Tigers
White Sox
Detroit
Leangya
Easly
Chicagd
Faber
Ins ‘Ning
Hig
Falk
Mulligan
Sistre
Chicago
Hooper
SiXoune
Johnson
Collins
Sheety
Strunk
Beit
McWeedey
Azth
Mostit Aifth
Verdh
aJonea
Baekge
Young
Baeh
Davenport
Wilkinson
Davenmort
Leonard
MckVeeney
Wilkincon
Leering
Piteter
National Trotting Association reinstates several members
New York May 3 The board of a review of the National Trotting Association announced reinstatements and suspensions. J C Mott of Washington was expelled for racing as Nellie Hope in North Carolina. J L Grubb Ashburn was suspended pending return of winnings from Hillie/ Ashburn Belle races. George S Howell and Cleveland Grover were reinstated. Charles Dickergton temporarily reinstated. Hal Oatman denied removal of his expulsion. The board will conclude its session tomorrow.
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New York
J. C. Mott
Washington, D. C
National Trotting Association
W. Gocher
Hartford
Ashburn Belle
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
George S. Howell
Dodge City
Kans
Cleveland Grover
Batavia
N. Y
Charles Dickergton
Mount Holly
N. J
Hal Oatman
Buffalo
N.Y
Minor League Results Across Leagues In Mixed Scores
International League games show Newark blank Toronto 0 and Jersey City 6 Rochester 1 with Reading beating Buffalo 6 2 in a second game. AAL results list Wichita Falls 4 Dallas 3 and Beaumont 13 Hongton 2 with Shreveport Fort Worth San Antonio Galveston 4. American Association reports Columbus 6 Toledo 2 and Indianapolis 4 St Paul 2. College baseball notes Maryland State 3 North Carolina 3 and Furman 9 North Carolina State 5. Washington and Lee 18 Gunterd Coltesh ta i.
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International League
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Byracage-Baltimore
Boltelo
Reading
Buffalo
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Beaumont
Hongton
Shreveport
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Galveston
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Maryland State
North Carling
S. West Vircinld
Furman
North Carolina State
Princeton
Pennsylvanis
Washington ‘and Lee
Gunterd Coltesh
Maryland U Battles Tarheels to 3 3 Tie
Maryland and North Carolina played to a 3 to 3 deadlock in eight innings as a ninth inning delay allowed the Southerners to catch their train. NC scored all runs in the third on a walk double and triple, while Maryland tied it in the seventh and led off the eighth before the game was called.
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Johnny Walker
Perkins
Galloway
Walker
Keefe
Shanks
Zachary
Witt
Judge
Harris
Zack
Dugan
Boston
Seratch
Ward
Schang
Piercy
Roth
Peckinpaugh
Collins
New York
Boston Ee
Rothet
Foster
Ruth
Ol Menouly
Pipmlle
Pratt
L Meuvel
Hehdryx
McInnis
Cort
Ocolll
Plerey
RueLewa
Russell
Chaplin
Pennock
Runsell Ia
Ain
Tits — Schang
Menoaky
Seulen Baer
Menosky
Prax
Pecklipan
Wirat
Batle
Ott Piercy
Pennock, 2, Alte
Fennécis
Donings
Peongek
Coliege Fark
University of Maryland
North Carolina
Maryland
Paganucci
Semler
Pollock
Braves Unable to Hit Rube Benton
New York defeats Boston 7 to 2 as Rube Benton limits the visitors to few hits in his season opener. Bancroft Burns Young Kelly Rapp Powell Boeckel drive runs for the Nationals while Frisch, Kelly, Rapp, Ford (2) commit errors. Benton fends off Boston with 2 strikeouts and 1 walk. Watson allows 7 in relief.
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New York
New York Nationals
Boston
Benton
Eame A
OjBenton
Ford
Bancroft
Burns
Young
Kelly
Rapp
Powell
Boeckel
Frnsch
Baxe
Snyder
Fried
Frisch
DM Benton
Watson
Oeschger
Hite
Bangroft
Watser
Pairings Announced for Washington Golf Tourney
The Washington Golf and Country Club hosts a three day spring tournament open to USGA affiliated clubs and invited guests. Qualification round medal play features 140 entries, with first and second rounds Friday, and semi finals plus handicap medal play Saturday. Pairings list many Washington and Columbia players among early starts from 8:30 a.m. through 3:10 p.m.
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Washington Golf and Country Club
United States Golf Association
A. m
John I. Power
Washington
J. A. Talbot
B. J. Howell
L. B. Moore
L. B. Platt
Carl Casey
C. R Jvans
Columbia
H. Gifford
Bangs
D. F. Hewett
Bannockburn
Herman Stabter
W. RB. Pearce
E. J. Doyle
Hugh Mackenzie
Harry F. Lewman
John EL. Barr
Arthur Russell
Col. A. A. Penn
Dr. J. Walker
Fred ©. Clark
James A. White
Bannockpum
Howard T. Douglas
R. EB. Carlosa
C. B. Hatch
R. H. Machu
J. M. Willis
C. W. Bond
A. Call Yates
H. H. Thomas
Charlotte
J. B. Cunningham
Clark
Kirkettle
W. Ray Garrett
Gert Hookstadt
den F. Reed
W. 4B. Baker
B. M. Manly
Eecasekbuen
Lee Crandall, Jr
Bannockyarn
PIMLICO WORKOUTS AND GOLF STANCE NOTES
Racing results show three sighths of a mile times for Ben Hampson on Chasseur and others, with detailed horse names and speeds. The piece then shifts to golf stance advice from Chick Evans, outlining square versus open stances, pivot comfort, and methods for different shot lengths, concluding with a note about future Washington Post Sport section.
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Ben Hampson
Chasseur
Horahiler
Hitdur
Billy Helly
Dark Horse
King
Bag Ti
Mark ‘West
Thotlie Bornes
Motor Sa Wa
Charlie
Hershler
Lina
Alope
Beck
Milk Maid
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American League Park
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Louis Abrahams
Queen's Club
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T. L. Tucker
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William Oldt
Lady Rochester
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Miss Prosperity
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Lina Clark
Martha Fatlon
Bernie K. Wadeworth
Last
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Millie Cook
Sequolia
Maudie Wilson
Dr. Hall
Lucie May
Pin Money
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Major Fisk
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My Gracie
Robert L. Owen
Lady Longfellow
Indiscrest
Minnie H. Dianchlia
Pullux
Harry Rudder
Miss Martan
Manilla Martan
Leader Theater
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Fourteenth Street
Harrington
D. C
Duffy
Dort
Braves
Rube Benton
M. C. Woodward
Oi Nagle
Bannockuarn
G. T. Birkley
T.baers
Majash
Ernest Kelly
Bae
Joseph Mcl Gough
Wa Iack O'Connor
Avery
Morey
Frantuseron
Otell
Bacebrook
James J. Toy
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Daniels
Edward Stafford
John Shugrue
Sidney B. Kent
William Henry White
W. C. Prentiss
Kirkside
Clarencs Hall
Wainrebie
Sherman Ford
Barnes
J. A. Hull
Asking
Col. W. Rivers
Oeree
Q. Peters
L. Most
W. A. Hiliott
P. Garnett
F. F. Greenawait
R. G. Hunt
Frank
Smith
Alfred Young
H. W. Burr
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Mart Thayer
A. P. Thompson
E. O. Gott
G. P. Orme
H. EK. Cornwell
Charles H. Orie
L. H. Laudies
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J. R. de~ Forges
L. McAtee
Atlantic City
J. D. Thomas
Chevy Chase
J. A. Graves
J. D. Carter
Robinson’ White
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Barr
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Donald Woodward
M. B. Sivingon
G.B. Truett
J. Barnes
Molise
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Mack
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Waevika
Samuel Pasell
Allan Ward
Chev Chase
A. S. Mattingly
H. ©. Chamberlain
Columbh
G. T Howard
T. H Lowe
W. ©. Barr
Pimlico
Charles
Chick”) Evans
Washington Post
Sigsbys
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Chagrin
Miss Coolandie Wilsa
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Tommie
Beeton
Lucie
Dr. Hart App
Wilton Mijib
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Anna Jacki
F G. Corley
Lord Byron
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Edgh Horse
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Mary Mallon
Olympian King
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Joe Goodman Loch Leven
Gracie Cave
Suds
Billy Boots
L Longfellow
Bright
Judge Price
Mannie Monroe
Douglas Fumrbrnksisddie McBride
L. Gentry
Werther
Clear
Southern Association
Birmingham-Atlanta
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Mobile
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Loth St. N.W
Riggs Turkish Baths
Baltimore
Inc. Gov. Pax
W. BR. & A. Electric Ling
Union Station
the Fashion Shop
Faith
U. S. Treasury
Ninth
HE Streets
Crandall
Washington's
Broadway
Manhattan
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