McCallum Sets Washington Club Qualifying Record In Heavy Rain
Walter R. McCallum carded a 68 to lead the Washington Golf and Country Club qualifying round amid soggy fairways and rain. He equaled the par mark, beat Eddie Styles by one stroke, and led Donald Woodward by three as he eyes match play triumphs.
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Faber Again Holds Indians to Two Hits in 4–0 Chicago Win
Faber pitched and Sneely batted in a 4–0 victory over Cleveland after Thompson’s double and Jamieson’s infield hit. Chicago’s pitcher limited the world champions to two hits while speaker doubled for Cleveland.
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Dempsey Completes Summit Training Before Welcoming Atlantic City
Jack Dempsey finished his preliminary training at Summit New Jersey then heads to the sea shore for final preparation for the July 2 bout with Carpentier in Jersey City. Freddie Welsh notes Dempsey has built a solid foundation, needs to shed excess weight, and should stay diligent to avoid a stale ring condition.
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Lamar Returns to Fold of Robbins Brooklyns
Bill Lamar utility outfielder for Brooklyn is off the hospital list and rejoined teammates at Polo Grounds after swift home treatment in Rockville. Manager Robinson now has Wheat Myers Griffith New and Hood as outfield options.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Summary
Yesterday in the American League Washington-NY game was postponed by rain. Chicago defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 and Detroit beat Bt Tour Boston. Philadelphia also had a rainier day. Standings show New York 7 7, St Louis 11 3, Chicago 5 0. Philadelphia 10, Boston 6, Chicago 7. In the National League Pittsburgh beat St Louis 3 to 1, Cincinnati 11, Chicago 7, Philadelphia 6, Brooklyn 12 to 8 over Boston. Current leaders include Brooklyn 12 4, New York 12 7, Philadelphia 6 11.
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Oldham Dominates Tigers 9-0 In Series Opener
St Louis May 6 Detroit shoots 6 runs in sixth inning to beat St Louis 9 to 0 as Oldham allows only a few safeties. Cobb hits a grand slam into the bleachers. Blue, Bush, Tobin and others contribute. Shocker takes loss after six innings. Deberry and Burwell also see action.
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Central High "C" Club Track Meet Set for May 14
Plans advance for the third annual Central High "C" club track and field games at Central stadium on May 14. Committee members Cy MacDonald Fondy Marr and Al Hendley sent invitations to elementary and preparatory schools with many showing intent to enter. Special grade school events are arranged and district clubs may contribute competitors.
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Harvard crews ship shells for Princeton race
Cambridge May 5 Harvard crews sent the three shell boats to Princeton for Saturdays race against Navy and Princeton. The group includes first and second varsity and freshman crews with 28 rowers and three coaches. Ted Ohie appears as a substitute despite being skipped from the third crew.
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Freak golf shots and anecdotes headline the screen
On Sports columnist Hugh S Fullerton recounts bizarre golf incidents and freak shots from matches involving notable figures. He notes famed strokes at East Lake in Atlanta and recalls historic and humorous episodes from players, clubs, and venues.
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Golf Ball Fatal Blow Story Told in 1921 Oddity
A golf tale from 1921 describes a 180 yard drive that hits a man in the back just as he lines up his fifth putt. The ball drops into the hole, killing him, provoking shock from the group and a reaction from the doctor.
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Catholic U Downs Fordham 4-2 In Brief College Game
New York May 5 Catholic University defeated Fordham 4 to 2 in a tight game. McNamara pitched better than Dollard as Fordham squandered chances. Line scores show Fordham struggles on offense with multiple errors and key hits by Cousineau Dunn Lynch and McNamara. Catholic U earned runs on timely hits and Fordham errors. Mississippi State League item follows with Greenwood beating Jacheon 4-3.
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Cincinnati Pounds Out Win Over Cubs
Cincinnati defeats Chicago 11 to 7 as Bohne Hargrave and Brenton highlight the attack with a tripled and a steal home. Marquard and Brenton hold off late rallies after Hanson exits. Luque wins on the mound. TEXAS LEAGUE scores include Shreveport over Dallas 10 to 8 and Houston over San Antonio 10 to 1.
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Pirates Triumph in Rain Shortened 8-3 Victory Over Cardinals
Pittsburgh defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 8 to 3 in the rain delayed opener. Pitcher Perrica fledged gold ball while errors by Hornsby Fournier and others costly. Cooper allowed nine hits in nine innings, with Bigbee Carey and Whitted leading the fielding miscues.
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Golf stance and nerves advice from Chick Evans
The article discusses stance types square open and left foot forward with pros and cons for iron play. It shares tips on pivoting with outward toes, keeping uniform stance, and handling nerves with confidence. It notes how stance tweaks aid grounding and consistency and asks about hole by hole play strategy.
Middies Primed for Win at Princeton Boat Race
Annapolis prepares for a naval academy crew race against Harvard and Princeton on Saturday. The eight, with the same lineup that defeated Pennsylvan ia last week, sails from Annapolis after rough seas delayed practice. The crew departs for Princeton with hopes of triumph at Lake Carnegie. Georgetown to play Carnegie Tech on the Hilltop diamond at 3:36.
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