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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1916

Page

15

Indians Win 2 0 Over Tigers In 13 Rounds

Detroit and St Louis played a tight game with St Louis scoring in the final frame on a bunt and sacrifice. Dubuc started for Detroit, wild throw to the plate opened the door for two runs, while Detroit used four pitchers.

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Young Leaco defeats Boland in straight falls at Gaysty

Young Leaco beat Jack Boland in two straight falls at the Gaysty last night. The first fall lasted about eight minutes, the second about seven minutes. Tonight Young Leaco faces Alfred Garrigus for the tournament championship.

Young Leaco Jack Boland Gaysty Harmer Young Lesco Alfred Garrigus

Leonard Puzzles Yankees as Boston Shuts Out 3 0

Boston Americana pitcher Leonard limited New York to two hits in a 3 to 0 victory over the Yankees. Line shows New York totaling 28 at bats with few players reaching base while Boston built a 6 run edge across eight innings. Erroe and fielding notes accompany the tight mound duel and altered lineups.

Nationals stretch sixth straight win with Johnson shutout bid

Philadelphia May 4 Walter Johnson dominates as Griffiths troops beat the Athletics 3 to 0 at Shibe Park. Johnson works into the ninth before Strunk helps produce the only fight in a low scoring game. Strunk collects three hits as the Nationals improve to six straight victories while Sheehan struggles for the A’s.

By & T. Milliken Philadelphia Lnk Nationals Walter Johnson Griffith Athletica Shibe Works Grifth Amos Johnson Oldring Strunk Pick Foster Anay Witt Walsh Mackmen Nationale Francis P. Daily Calter Washington Dally Isat

Ryan Barred From Viewing Nationals Bench In Washington

Philadelphia May 4 Jack Ryan veteran catcher barred from viewing the ball game from the Nationals bench as a result of a dispute with umpire Owens and after a contracting dispute over signing with Griffith. Ban Johnson ordered Ryan to the dressing room when games start at the Georgia avenues yard. Johnson stated no contract existed for Ryan with the Washington club. Griffith maintains 26 players and Ryan, a known bench chatter, may be asked to sign if released. Weather changes threaten tomorrow’s game with Harpers and Myers likely starter for the Athletics.

Philadelphia Jack Ryan Griffith Bowers Nationals Georgia Avenues Ryan Ban Johnson Owens Washington Ben Johnson Johnson Nick Altrock

Braves Beat Matty in 10 Inning Game 7 6

Veteran New York pitcher Christy Mathewson starts his seventeenth season as Boston defeats New York 7 to 6 in ten innings. Mathewson allows one base on balls with two outs in the tenth, Smith scoring on Gowdy's single after a muffed play. Merkle, Maranville, Smith, and Tyler lead Boston's offense. Fletcher and Merkle have key two base hits. Umpires Mesers, Rigler, and Eason. Time 2:08.

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Knights of Columbus Bowling Banquet Sets Season End

Knights of Columbus Bowling League closes its first season with a Saturday banquet at the Commercial Club. Officers elected: President Joseph B. McCann, vice president William Warren, secretary-treasurer John Kiley. The Green Box team claimed the pennant after beating Columbia and tying for total pinfall.

Knights of Columbus Bowling League Commercial Club Gas Toseph B. McCann William Warren John Kiley Columbia

Dodgers Blank Phillies to Extend Lead in Standings

Brooklyn strengthens hold on first by shutting out Philadelphia 2 to 0. McQuillan allowed two runs as Brooklyn gathered two doubles and two singles in the fifth. Slow, error-filled game with Philadelphia miscues and key hits by Brooklyn lifted the Superbas ahead.

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Pirates Defeat Cubs 4 2 In Eighth Inning Rally

Pittsburgh beat Chicago 4 to 2 in Pittsburgh on May 4 as Lavender faltered in the eighth, allowing two triples a double and a single to spark three Pirates runs. Zimmerman Williams Hinchman and Carey starred for Chicago with key hits, while Cooper and Lavender matched on the mound.

Pittsburgh Chicago Lavender Pirates Schulte Johnston Flack OiWarey Mann Orarney Williams O Hinchman Zim’man Wagner Faler Baird Doolan Archer Schmidt E Yerkes Cooper Uitteburgh Rune Scrhulte Zimmerman Carey Hinchman Arech Knabe Barney Johnson Balla Cop Itcher Dmpires Mesara O'Day Herrison

Reds Win at Finish on Cardinals Errors

In St Louis on May 4 the Reds overcame two late errors by the Cardinals in the ninth inning to win 4 to 2. Cincinnati scored three runs as St Louis infield misplays opened the door, with key contributions from Betzel and Wingo and strong pitching by Toney.

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Badoud Challenges Britton For Welter Crown In World Fight

French welterweight Badoud disputes Jack Britton’s claim to world welterweight supremacy. The piece outlines Badoud’s French titles, his wins including Bashan, and Bartfield’s bragging as a Brooklyn challenger. It notes Badoud’s Geneva home, Swiss army term, and Britton’s USA title claim.

New York Jack Britton Kid Lewis England Fate Australia Jack America Badoud France Britton Nona du Monde d’Angieterre Europe United States Pedser Brooklyn Barteld Bartfield Mike Gibbons Kid Lewis Carpentier Switzerland Geneva Federation Ahearn Weiters Bashan Liverpool Dan McKerrick Bartfeld Daniel Sailor Sharkey Bartfield McKerrick

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