Start Tennis Play In Women's Circuit
In the newly organized Washington District Women’s Tennis League play begins today with teams announced by officers. Sections include Chevy Chase Sewall Calumia Country Club Department of Agriculture Washington Country Club Hannackburn Mount Pleasant High School. eight players per team, 44 matches to be completed by next Friday. Courts on Columbia Road near Seventeenth Street ready for use. section leaders assign opponents based on ranking and matches run through the week.
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Red Sox Beat Yankees Five Three In Season Opener
Boston wins its first game of the season over New York by 5 to 3. Hooper and Peckinpaugh hit homers for the Yankees, while Leonard earns a win for Boston, with notable plays including a three-base hit by Leonard and a double play from Lewin to War ne. Warner steals a base as the game unfolds over 1 hour 43 minutes with Mearrs Mullanes and Evans officiating.
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Helen Donovan Granted Divorce From Donovan in Reno
In Reno Nevada on May 7, Helen M Donovan wife of W E Donovan manager of the New York Americans was granted a decree of divorce. The complaint alleged failure to provide since September 1913 and Donovan did not contest. Before marriage she was Miss Nellie Stephen of Windsor Ontario. She recently inherited a comfortable estate from her mother’s death.
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Tigers and Browns clash as Baumgartner excels in nine
Detroit edges St Louis 11 to 2 as Baumgartner takes mound in the ninth. Bush Vitt Cobb Crawford Kavanaugh Baker Coveleskie Shotten Pratt drive runs while Cobbs Bush Veach Agnew error. Two base hits by Walker and Kavanaugh. Stolen bases by Cobb Bush Crawford Agnew. Pitchers Hamilton Hoch Baumgardner. Time 2:21. Pittsburgh routs St Louis 6 to 4 behind Carey Johnston Beck Snyder with Homers by Carey and Beck. Texas League Houston beats Dallas 5-2. Virginia League none played due to wet grounds.
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Mode Clothes Offer Special Price
The catalog describes exclusive pattern suits with modeling English and conservative cuts. It boasts high tailoring standards, claiming products are far better than $17.50 values and available at a special price.
Shawkey Puzzles Nationals in 4-1 Loss
Philadelphia May 7 Shawkey outpitched Nationals hitters while Engel and Rollers from the Athletics combined with errors to limit Washington to one earned run. Morgan and Shanks had early hits, and Moeller reached base thrice as Shawkey's mix of pitches shut down Griffiths club.
Nationals and Athletics Aide Mackmen in Detroit Stop
Nationals plan to catch an early train to Detroit for the final game of the series against Mackmen with Johnson slated to pitch in the wind up. Mackmen answer with Bush as starter and Bentley replaced by Engel and then Hopper before Rondeau batted for Hopper. Four bases stolen aided the Mackmen as John Henry struggled with wild throws, Griffith using four pitchers in a close contest.
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Mackmen
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Chicago
Griffith
John Henry
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Engel
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Rondeau
Larper
Harper I8 Farmed to Minneapolis Club
Philadelphia dispatch reports Harry Harper left for Minneapolis to join a club on a possible waiver deal with Griffith free to recall him. The left hander, a developing wood pitcher, is joined by Picki. Oldring Schang and Lajoie contributed in the opener with several notable plays. Shawkey fanned five as McBride and Gandil featured in fielding highlights.
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Griffith
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Oldring
Shawkey
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Gandil
Milan
Shanks
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American League results and standings summary
Yesterday's baseball results show multiple American League games with teams like Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago and Washington scoring in various margins. Key outcomes include Cleveland beating Washington and New York, Pittsburgh and Brooklyn posting wins, and Cincinnati and Baltimore games noted with several close scores.
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Chicago
Washington
New York
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Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
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Tech Wins School Game 7 to 2 Over Eastern High
Tech defeated Eastern High 7 to 2 at American League Park led by Mark Stowers pitching seven strikeouts on five scattered hits. McCarthy homered with two on in the second, Tomlin added a homer for Eastern, but Stowers and fielding errors limited their scoring as Shields struggled in two frames.
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Braves Beat Giants In Slugging May 7 Affair
Boston May 7 The Braves defeated the New York Giants 11 to 7 in a high scoring game. Both pitching staffs were hit hard as the Braves pulled ahead with a flurry of runs. Key hits came from Maranville Burns Smith and Magee while Fromme and Rudolph absorbed the loss. Umpires Klemm and Emelie. Time two hours twelve minutes.
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Reds Beat Cubs 9 to 2 in Chicago May fixture
Cincinnati trounced Chicago 9 to 2 as Vaughn pitched keys while batters Bresnahan Phelan and Wagner contributed multiple hits. Twombry Herzog and Groh aided the attack, with Chicago’s defense miscues helping the visitors pull away early.
Barker Breaks Disus Mark With 315 14 in.
Baltimore May 7 Virginia’s R A Barker set a South Atlantic intercollegiate discus record at Homewood during trials, 315 feet 14 inches, beating the old mark by one foot. Other qualifiers listed for upcoming events include runners, jumps, and field events from Virginia, Georgetown, Johns Hopkins, Catholic University and Washington and Lee.
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