Americans Out of Tourney as Miss Curtis Defeated
English golfers dominated the event at Newcastle Ireland as Miss Harriet S Curtis and Miss Margaret Curtis failed to advance. Harriet played a wide swing of form, losing to Miss M E Titterton nine up and seven to play after a morning up and down battle. Margaret won her morning match against Miss Grawferd but fell to Miss Hezlet in the afternoon in blustery wind, prompting Miss Curtis to question her own play.
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Ireland
United States
Margaret Curtis
Bliss Harriet S Curtis
Harriet S. Curtis
Lolet Hezlet
Tound
Curtis
Harriett
Yale Will Not Send Crew To American Regatta
New Haven Conn May reports Yale's advisory rowing expert says no one will be sent by Yale to the American Regatta on the Schuylkill River at Villade on May 25. Initial plans for a college eight were changed due to material shortages, prompting concentration of effort on a varsity crew instead.
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Conn
Mey
Ux Sutland
W. Curtiss
Yale
Schuyskitt River
Villadet
Arst
Brentwood Keeps Lead In Suburban League
Brentwood defeated Berwyn 12 to 2 to extend its clear lead in the Prince George’s County Suburban Baseball League. Heavens and Cleve Beckett led Brentwood with strong hitting, Payne and Beckett scoring, while Sam Brown and Mowatt starred for Berwyn. Hyattsville and win are tied for second as Laurel trails with a string of defeats.
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Larcipt
Kerwyn
Berwyn
Brentwood
Prince George County
Hevens
Cleve Beckett
Payne
Beckett
Sam Brown
Mowatt
Hyattsville
Win
Laurel
Baseball Briefs Show Surprises as Season Mixes Up Standings
Brows near easy for Chicago. McGraw finds spring harder. White Sox beat Cleveland but lost. St Louis and Philadelphia games noted. Seymour predicts big put-out totals. McGann sidelined by weather. Ban Johnson targets batter coaching with no runners, while Durbin stays with Cubs after deal collapse. Doyle strike in Philly games cited as causing fan consternation amid long extra innings. Minor league schedules and Eastern League results included.
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McGraw
White Sox
Cleveland
St. Louis_ Yeattie Phillies
Fpreffer
Munijor Jeagie
Cincinnati
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Oy" Seymour
Mount Vernop
Battery
Daniel McGann
New York
Jlb
Marine
Ban Johnson
West
Elaina Durbin
Cubs
Chance
Pittsburg
Clarke
Walter
Durain
Philadelphia
Starvchers
Doyle
Golfers Start Play Today In Chev Chase Spring Tourney
The annual Chevy Chase Club spring golf tournament opens today on the Chevy Chase links. About seventy five entries from Philadelphia California New York and Delaware join top players from Chevy Chase Columbia and Bannockburn clubs for the qualification round in a stroke play all eighteen holes.
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Chevy Chase Club
United States Golfing Association
Chevy Chase Links
Philadelphia
California
New York
Delaware
Chevy Chase
Columbia
Bannockburn
W. G. Carr
Oakmont Golf Club
Edward
A B. Shelton
Brattingly
J. C. Davidson
D. Carusi
John L. Ve George
H MacAdam
F. B. Pyle
G. W. Noyes
Duvail
Dr. and Thomas Francis
Coluanola Golf Club
Samuel Bartle
A. W. Donn
J. W. Brawner
W. H. Reynolds
B. W. Trafford
Rupert Stead
M. E. Gates
Ralph Jorkins
B. T. Johnson
Alexander Britton
W. F. Ham
Ormsby McCammon
F. H. Ellis
Reeve Lewie
B. F. Ladd
Ben Miller
W. C. Ford
W. M. Gray
Morven Thompson
Larkin White
W. R. Tackerman
Horsee White
J. Mi. Sterrett
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Heshuen
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I F. Jewell
H. Oliphant
BW. Loftus
TJ. D. Fuller
Golf Club
Schreck and Hart Match for Tonopah Bout
Special to The Washington Post Cincinnati May 18. Schreck Hart glove contest for Casino Athletic Club Tonopah Nev on Decoration Day May 30 was finalized in the Enquirer office tonight when Jack Curley secured John McKee Marvin Hart manager signature. Curley wired backers Abe Brown and W S Johnson that terms are OK and the boxers will depart immediately for the battle grounds. McKee and Curley held a long consultation and no hitch occurred. Hart and Schreck left for Tonopah tonight with Curley.
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Washington
Battle Grounds
McKee
Curley
Hart
Schreck
Tonopah
Virginia Trims Tigers In Tight Virginia Princeton Game
Virginia defeated Princeton 3 to 2 in a tight baseball game. Virginia took the lead in the third inning with timely hitting and patient baserunning, while Princeton rallied but fell short. Batteries: Virginia Susong and Woodson. Princeton Drewes Walker Cooney. Special to The Washington Post from Staunton Va. May 3. Staunton Military Academy beat Augusta Military Academy 16 to 0 with strong pitching by Maxwell and heavy home hitting.
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N. J
University of Virginia
Virginia
RH. BE
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Woodson
Drewes
Walker
Cooney
Washington Post
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Staunton Military Academy
Augusta Military Academy
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Fitzgerald Back in Stroke For Georgetown Crew
Fitzgerald of Georgetown Varsity eight has fully recovered from illness and returned to his seat. His absence was keenly felt by Coach Russell as the crew regroups and aims to improve with his return.
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Caraman
Fitzgerald
Russell
May Race Cancelled as Penn Crew May Send Substitutes
The May 1 race at Annapolis between the Naval Academy crew and Baltimore’s Arielg was canceled. It’s possible Penn may send one or two crews to Annapolis on that date. Past years saw Naval first and second crew clashes with Penn’s varsity and freshmen. this year a date disagreement halted the match.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Arielg
Baltimore
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
McAleer Opinion Faces Browns in St Louis Series
Nationals open Western trip with St Louis clash as Cantillon plans left handed starters Graham and Patten to face the Browns. Davenport notes Browns could push Nationals to last place before Chicago series. Jones praises Pat Dougherty and Fielder Jones. Trade talk centers on Stahl and Leah and a looming price by the league.
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Patten
Graham
St. Louis
Chicago
Jones
Walsh
Nationals
St. Louia
McAleer
Browns
Cariillon
Cartillion
Standings and results from regional baseball league play
Yesterday's results show Chicago 12 Brooklyn 4 New York 4 Pittsburg 0 St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 4. Upcoming games include Chicago at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Boston with St Louis at Philadelphia. Virginia State League standings list Norfolk and Portemeut with brief records.
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Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Beaton
Cincinnati
Pitaburg
Boston
W. L
Pitapurg
St. Louth
Cardinals Win Game Over Phillies In 9th Inning
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1 as McGlynn held the home team scoreless until the ninth when four runs crossed on five hits and a base on balls. Beckley saved for the visitors with Titus delivering the decisive hit. Sparks pitched three innings for St Louis and Moren worked the final innings for Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
Sparks
Moren
McGlynn
Aafe
Basse
Beckley
Titus
St. Lonta
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Abhore Kelly
Thoman
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O'Aara
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Tin
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MecQuitlen
Seeridos
Kelly
Mathewson In Form In Opening East West Game
New York blanked Pittsburgh at the Polo Grounds as Christy Mathewson dominated. Local batters hit Leifeld with ease, while various fielding miscues and errors surfaced in the Pittsburgh lineup.
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May
Pittsburg
Polo Grounds
Mathewson
Leifeld
Futsburg
Shaanos
Olymer
Strang
Clarke
Rute Wagner
Seymour
Tehlp
Gresmzhan
Nealon
York
Davlin
Dalen
Stelen
Dahlin
Powerman
Wagn Let
Chicago Cubs Triumph in Opening Brooklyn Game
In Brooklyn on May 8 Chicago Cubs defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 9 to 4 in the National League opener. Sheckard, Chance, and Steinfeldt led Chicago with multiple hits as Brooklyn struggled offensively. Brown pitched for Brooklyn while Stricklett started for Chicago.
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N.Y
Chicago
AB A
Oas Stagie
Maloney
Sheckerd
OlCacey
Schulte
Bergen
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Rune—Slagel
Shockard
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Steinfeldt
Evers
King
Brown
Maroney
Casey
Lumley
McCarthy
Steinfeidt
Jordan
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Cleago
Strickiett
Rigler
Hoyre
Sox Play Well but Lose to Cleveland in 7th May game
Chicago, May, outhit and outfielded Cleveland but lost 5 to 7 as Fiene’s wild sixth inning followed by Wicks’ three-base hit decided the game. Clarke benched for disputing umpire Stafford’s calls.
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Wiick
Clarke
Stafford
Chinsga
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Ax Hann
Fulet
Oo Jones
Bradley
Figne
Moore
Rune
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Graitoy
Altrock
Plane
Bia & Sayings
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Lajoie
Stovall
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Donohue
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Stevet
Bella
OM Attrock
Joss
Amateur Baseball: Maurice Jorce Engraving Defeats Judd & Dotters
A Maurice Jorce Engraving Company team defeated Judd & Dotters on the Monument Lot last lay. The feature of the game was Turner’s hitting for Judds. A Navy Department team, picked from the Navy Departmess, played yesterday afternoon. Bivens pitched well, fanning fourteen. Witnesses were Sifrens and Anni, with Stone and Wrons behind the plates.
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Ulue
Judd & Doters
Turner
Navy
Departmentat
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Jwnite
Sekibel
Prestone
Bivens
Withness Sifrens
Anni
Ty ' Stone and
Wrons
Prestons
Pfeffer Keeps Hitless Game Against Reds
Boston pitchers Pfeffer and relievers shut out Cincinnati 6 0 as Boston wins easily. Bates, Tenney, Bridwell and Brown triple and drive in runs while Pfeffer, Ganzal, Bridwell and Huggins add hits. West Point beat New York University in an unrelated college score report.
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Kenet
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Baaton
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Ilone Bates
Tenney
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Burke
Brown
Wpenlel
Prefer
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Pfeffer
Howard
Macon
Huggins
Gamzel
Beases
Cinel
Batle
Ganzal
Bridwell
Strucis
Frefler
Moon
Mr. Ewetle
Tima Ae Ee
Fragmentary OCR on Apparel Patterns and Vests
The readable fragments describe menswear items such as vests and patterns with mentions of a town and clothing details. The text is garbled and offers limited coherent facts about fashion items and sourcing. No clear events or named entities present.
Football rules changing require speed and new skill
A sports column discusses shifts in football, noting coaches must seek faster, skilled players to win under new rules. It mentions candidates once rejected could shine now, warns about coaches clinging to past methods, and cites other sports observations including a pitcher Pfeffer’s pitching feat and the Mike Kelley case ongoing with the national commission.
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J. Bogr
Coa
Blertmesa
Mike Kelley
National Commission
Kelley
Des Moines
Commission
St. Louie
American Association
Yale Defeats Dartmouth In Tight 2 1 Finish
New Haven May 8 Yale edges Dartmouth 2 to 1 after a pitching duel and sharp defensive plays. Meyer held Dartmouth at critical moments but Yale produced a third inning score on a single, stolen base, and error. In extras, a sequence including a hit by Madden and a decisive run from Sweeny sealed the win as McDevitt and Skillen played key roles.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Dartmouth
Eee
Hobart
Meyer
McDevitt
Skitlen
Merritt
Skillen
Madden
Church
Sweeny
Roanoke Beats Portsmouth In Rainy Seven Inning Tilt
Roanoke defeated Portsmouth in a seven inning game that was called after the seventh due to rain. The drizzle through six innings and a downpour in the final frame affected play as Reynolds and Cooper starred for Roanoke while Holman and Martin held for Portsmouth.
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Virginia
Middies Triumph Over Pennsylvania In Tight Naval Return
In Annapolis May 8 the Naval Academy edged Pennsylvania 5 to 4 as all Navy runs came in the second inning. Fennell started, lasting two frames, with Simpson finishing. Navy hitters Stiles Dague Gilliland and Hambech drove in runs, while Pennsylvanians Wilson Brokaw Lange Hambech earlier produced three runs aided by walks and wild pitches.
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Pennsylvania
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Garrison
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Hambech
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Brown
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Henry
Lange
R.H. E
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Opo
Lotr
Suatteries
Fenner
Simyeum
Hwa
Lanoifer
Hambeoh
Becker's single wins game in Marquette league opener
The Marquette League opened its season yesterday at the old Olympic grounds with St. Vincent and St. Dominic as contenders. Becker's ninth inning single to right drove Roundtree home for a 3 2 victory, as St. Dominic committed ten costly errors and Navy Yard's trio of late runs sealed the win. Today's schedule lists Trinity and St. Peter at North Capital and L streets.
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Olympic Grounds
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St. Dominic
Becker
Navy Yard
Trinity
St. Peter
North Capital
L Streets
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di Waple
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Cheupen
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Phelps
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Roan
OZ Rune—Spalding
Rider
Roundtree
Wapte
Errora
Baree
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Ebbest
Ryan
Gordon
Rialon
Mith
Waitig
Hyattsville Beats Laurel 43 to 7 in Baseball
Hyattsville, Md May 8 Hyattsville pounded Laurel 43 to 7 led by pitcher Latre R and hitters Steenm, Gelt, Feeckete, and Fulton. Laurel struggled on both offense and defense as Hyattsville displayed strong batting and base running in a lopsided regional game reported by Special to The Washington Fort.
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Toten
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Fetter
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Beckett
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Michael's Good Work Westenders Win Easily
Western defeats Central 11 to 1 at American League Park as Western pitcher Michael dominates with 16 strikeouts, Smith shines infield, and Central struggles after an early run. Key hits include a Michael three-base hit and strong fielding by Smith and Richardson, with Central unable to respond after the fourth inning.
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Rheem
Central
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Inj Ming
Smith
McCambridge
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Morse
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Radford
West End
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Bye
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Rune
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Polyheumum
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Wpetarn
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Fureprown
Richard
Harrah
Southern Railway Wins Openers 7 to 1 in Capital City League
Southern Railway defeated Government Printing Office 7 to 1 in six innings at the Capital City League yesterday. Helly and Kleinschmidt sparked the winners with timely hitting while McKnight got support from teammates, despite five errors by the losing side. Hayden returned for Southern Railway in his first game since suspension as McKnight pitched well for Government Printing Office.
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Phelps
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Erroce
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