Red Sox blank Nationals in series opener at Fenway Park
Boston hurlers stifle Washington in an 8 0 victory as Tom Phillips struggles. Joe Dugan and George Burns lead the attack with timely hits while Quinn shuts down the Griffiths, leaving the visitors winless in the opener.
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Army Princeon Fails to Clan Navy 10 in Matchup
Army Princeon suffered a 10 to 4 defeat against Navy in college baseball action. A sequence of early runs by Navy set the pace as Army Princeon could not recover.
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Miller's miscue costs Yanks game
Philadelphia wins 4 to 0 as Miller errors on Galloway drive in the eighth inning key the scoring. Rommell outduels Hoyt in a low scatter affair with eight Yankees banished in the ninth for obscene language.
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Perkins
Perfects New Wooden Club
Chicago reports a new golf club shaft combining second growth hickory core with parallel inlaid bamboo strips. The design aims to replace hickory and offers greater stability and resiliency with less factory work, as steel shafts are banned in Britain and by the USGA.
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Mickory
Great Britain
United States Golf Association
Nagasaki Out Of American Golf Championships
Chicago May 3 H Nagasaki Japanese golf champion will miss the American championships this summer due to business in his homeland. He had planned to contest Jim Barnes and Jesse Guilford for national titles and hoped to add cosmopolitan flair to the meets. Before departing for San Francisco he will play a few rounds in Chicago with Chick Evans.
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Iinks
Kingdom of the Pacific
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Jim Barsies
Jesse Guilford
San Francisco
Nawaski
Chick Evans
Local Golf Entry Additions At Washington Country Club
The Washington Golf and Country Club announced changes to the entry list for its annual invitation tournament. Chairman A D Burr reported morning qualifying rounds and added players including Conrad Doyle and Ros Stampton, Clay Kellerman and HW Kellerman, Sidney Kent and Burke Garnett, Ralph Barnard and Charles Selten, W B Carey Jr and C P Cowen.
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Golf Committee
Conrad RB. Doyle
Columbia
Ros Stampton
Clay S Kellerman, Sr
Bannockburn
HW Kellerman
Sidney Kent
Washington
Burke T
Garnett
Ralph TP
Barnard
Charles Selten, Jr
Colombia
W. B. Carey, Jr
C. P. Cowen
Nationals Notes Preview with Player Updates and Pitching Plans
Patsy Gharrity will miss two to three days with a charley horse after injuring in yesterday's game against the Macks. Manager Milan named a rotation of Magridee Phillips Gleason and Zachary behind him with Erickson Brillhart Courtney and Francis in relief as Johnson works back to form. Joe Gleason slated to start against the Sox in tomorrow's second game, Ferguson or Arr to face the Griff men for Boston.
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Jack Quinn
Griffith
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Nationals
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George Burns
Joe Harris
Sox
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Rice
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Judge's Station
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Walters
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Leibold
Silce Foster
Stanley Harris
Seibold
Joe Gleason
Ferguson
Arr
Griffmen
Bostonians
Hagan May Abandon World’s Golf Tour Plans
Walter Hagen, the Western professional golf champion, plans to sail May 30 for England to join Joseph Kirkwood in the British Open and exhibition matches. If a business deal clears, Hagen may settle in California and abandon a global tour, otherwise he and Kirkwood will play about 100 matches, with Kirkwood performing trick shots. Hagen has won national, Western Open, Metropolitan, French Open, and other titles.
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Great Britain
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Winnmes
New Zealand
Gleneagles
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Harenerto Tre
Notre Dame Golf Fever Spawns Campus Planning Meeting
Notre Dame, Ind May 3 reports a campus golf fever with a plan to build links on campus and form a school team to challenge other universities. A near 100 faculty and student converts joined the Scotch Zone as a university championship tournament looms over municipal South Bend links.
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South Bend
Witt Ranking Lead Off Man for Yankees
New York news from April 29 reports Miller Huggins paid Connie Mack 10000 to obtain Whitey Witt, hailed as the best Yankee lead off man in a decade. Some compare Witt to Willie Keeler as the top spark at the top of the batting order during Ruth and Meusel absences. Witt's status followed his salary holdout at the season start.
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Miller Huggins
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Whitey Witt
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Willie Keeler
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Publicity Injures Most College Players
Bill Coughlin Lafayette College baseball coach warns that heavy publicity during undergraduate days hinders players trying to reach the majors. He notes that standout college players receive as much attention as major leaguers, leading to inflated self assessments and imperfect progression.
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Bill Coughlin
Lafayette
Coughlin
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Detroit Tigers
Australian Mermaid Makes Record Time
New York reports Paula Hoeft of New Zealand swam 100 yards in 1 minute 5 seconds, a faster time than any this season in the United States and 7.13.5 seconds from the world mark held by Hellda Bleibtrey, signaling a strong rival for American sprint titles.
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Australia
Paula Hoeft
New Zealand
Hthelda Bleibtrey
Lassie
Antipodes
Bleibtrey
Helen Wainwright
Rateigh defeats Danville 3 2 in 11 innings
In a rain shortened Piedmont League game at Danville Rateigh edged Danville 3 to 2 after 11 innings. Navy netmen beat Washington and Lee in Annapolis, four straight singles, no doubles played.
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Major League Baseball Results and Standings Summary
In the American League this report notes games postponed by rain in New York and Cleveland at Chicago, with scattered scores: St. Louis 18 3, Cleveland 8, New York 4, Boston and Chicago also listed. Additional lines show Washington and Detroit figures, reflecting a mixed set of results and standings from the day.
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St. Lewis
League to Celebrate National Hospital Day
Chicago May 3 The American League president B B Johnson asked club owners to decorate ball parks on May 12 for National Hospital Day. He invited soldiers and government hospital staff to attend and suggested a flag raising and a chorus of the national anthem before games.
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B. B. Johnson
American League
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Maryland aims for wins over North Carolina St Johns and Johns Hopkins
College Park Maryland hosts North Carolina on Wednesday then St Johns on Friday before a Saturday trip to Baltimore to face Johns Hopkins. Maryland expects tough games especially against Hopkins as athletic relations resume. Shrider the lefty pitcher is likely to start against Johns Hopkins with many Maryland fans traveling to the Johns Hopkins game.
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Maryland Rooters
Young auto racer to enter big event
Indianapolis April 29 Youths join the International 600 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway May 30 with Harry Hartz and Peter Depaollo among the young pilots gaining attention as veterans struggle on other circuits. Various league results from AMPIRICAN ASSOCIATION SOUTH ATLANTIC FLORIDA STATE and VIRGINIA LEAGUES listed.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Los Angles
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Jimmy Murphy
Roscoe Sarles
Peter Depagla
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Hartz
Depaollo
Rally in Ninth Wins for Cards
St. Louis rallied with three ninth inning runs to beat Cincinnati 6 to 5 after trailing early. Stock delivered the decisive smog after two were out in the final frame, with both teams scoring heavily as pitchers were hit hard.
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Braves Defeat Giants 9 to 1 Behind McQuillan and Power Hitting
New York May 3 McQuillan steadiest pitching and four hit performances by Boecker and Gowdy powered the Braves to a 9 1 victory over the Giants. Groh's triple accounted for the Giants only run as Boston amassed 13 hits.
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Americans Enter Net Tourney at Brussels
Dean Mathey of New York has entered the international hard court tennis championships in Brussels May 13 to 21. He will play mixed doubles with Misa Elizabeth Ryan of California. It is believed Mie Suzanne Lengien will pair with Mangel Alfonso of Spain in mixed doubles.
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Dempsey May Fight Willard Again in Jersey City
New York reports that former heavyweight champion Jess Willard may meet his conqueror Jack Dempsey in a fall bout at Rickard arena Jersey City around Labor Day. Negotiations progress favorably and a definite signing is likely when Dempsey returns to the United States near month’s end.
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St Louis Derby Favorites Dominate at Kempton Park and Epsom
London reports favor Roman Bachelor and Silver Image in the Kempton Park handicap with odds at 5 to 1 while St Louis is a strong 4 to 1 favorite for the Epsom Derby after winning the Two Thousand Guineas. Other runners cited include Granely, Pole march, Franklin, Monarch, and Evander with varied odds.
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Jersey boxing body bans brutal blows in state
Trenton May 3 The New Jersey boxing commission outlawed the rabbit blow and the kidney punch as un sportsmanlike and brutal. The rabbit blow, said to have been introduced by Jess Willard against Jack Johnson, targets the back of the neck.
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State Boxing Commission
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Kingston's Jamaica Selections First Race
In the first race for two year olds at New Orleans Hughie leads a list including Bessie Leighton and Kewpie S with noted form. The field features Skinner and Pangsain among others while the second race targets three year olds and up with contenders Sammy Kelly Moody Timmie and Knobbie among likely contenders.
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