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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1921

Page

2

Nationals Take Game In Indians Series Behind McBride Rally

Cleveland May 10 Nationals beat the Indians 6 to 7 in a tense game with George McBride driving the rally. Speaker homered late for Cleveland, while Acosta and Shaw endured rough innings as Washington trailed early before mounting the comeback.

John A. Dugan Cleveland Ohio George McBride Nationals Cleveland Indians Speaker's Speaker Baghy Age Caldwell Odenwald Cauldwell Uhite Washington Jr Shaw Strik Werbe Shaw Acosta

Ruth Hits Ninth Home Run in Yankees Victory Over Detroit

Babe Ruth belted his ninth homer of the season driving to center field for a 2 1 New York win over Detroit. Middleton fanned Ruth in the fifth as Detroit tied it with a ninth inning triple by Bush and an error. Meusel and Ward contributed key hits as the Yankees outscored Detroit 2 1.

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Major League Baseball Yesterday and Today

Yesterday results in the American League show Washington 9 over Cleveland 7 and New York 2 over Detroit 1. Chicago 4 over Boston 1 and St Louis 6 over Philadelphia. Today matchups include Washington at Cleveland New York at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago. Standings list Cleveland Boston Washington St Louis New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyn and others with varying win totals and winning percentages. In the National League yesterday Pittsburgh 5 Boston 2 Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 2 St Louis 7 New York 6 Chicago 0 Philadelphia 2. Today games feature Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia. Standings give Pittsburgh atop the circuit with high winning percentage, followed by Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Boston, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and St Louis.

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Russell Blows Up and White Sox Win First Game

Chicago 4 Boston 1 as Russell comes in eighth to spark the White Sox victory. Walter held Boston to six hits while Russell relayed Bush and Chicago claimed the opener of the series in the Eastern division.

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Eastern Triumph Over Business In Final Baseball Game

Eastern defeated the Stenographers 20 to 7 to clinch the district high school baseball series. Moran Barrett and Donovan led with circuit drives as pitcher Marah secured the win. Capitol Hill’s lineup produced 18 hits while several players contributed in the lopsided victory.

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American golfers play four ball match in England

American amateurs in England for the British championship played Hoylake. Guilford and Platt defeated Ouimet and Wright four up with three to play in 18 holes. Guilford and Ouimet each shot 73. Ouimet’s partner Wright 71. In another match, Bobby Jones and Maj. Vincent beat Fownes Jr. and Dr. Hunter by three up and two to play. Alexa Stirling captured scratch prize at Oxton with 74 over 18 holes.

London Associated Press England Hoylake Links Jess Guilford J. Wood Platt Francis Ouimet FP. J. Wright Ouimet Guilford Platt Wright Bobby Jones Atlanta Maj. Vincent Rye Club W. C. Fownes, Jr Paul Hunter

Baumgartner Hurts Cubs In Philadelphia Win 6 2

Chicago Baumgartner pitched effectively in early innings as Philadelphia defeated the Cubs 6 to 2. Wrightstone and Meusel hit homers for Philadelphia, while Alexander returned to action after arm injury. Final line shows strong hitting by Philadelphia and mixed Chicago defense and pitching.

Brassy Play Golf Technique by Charles Bryans

Instructional golf piece outlines a mental edge of a powerful drive and the mechanics of a smooth swing. It details stance, grip, weight transfer, timing, and follow through with emphasis on rhythm and relaxed movement to maximize distance and control. The article notes upcoming Washington Post serialization.

Charles “Chick” Bryans Washington Post National Newspay

Attell arrest in New York tied to 1919 Chicago scandal

Abe Attell a former New York fighter linked to the 1919 Chicago White Sox fix case was arrested in New York on a fugitive charge. Police court arraignment set bail at 4000, with a Supreme Court hearing scheduled after a habeas corpus writ. Investigators allege Attell acted as a traveling agent for gamblers and may have played both sides in the scandal.

New York Abbe Attell Chicago Attell James J. Coy Supreme Court McAvoy Times Square Coy Abe Abe Attell

Cards Gut Hit Giants to Win seven six

New York May 10 The St Louis Nationals beat New York 7 to 6 in seven innings key rally on Hornsby triple and Fournier and Lavan singles. Toporcer honored with gold watch before game. Hussle noted by box scores with Hornsby and Young homering for the Giants. North earned win, Sallee took loss.

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Reuthers airtight pitching beats Reds in Brooklyn win

Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 6 to 2 as Reuther shuts out the Reds except for a seventh inning homer by Hargrave with Crane aboard and Wheat following with a circuit over the right field. Olson shines at short and Hargrave earns the win for Brooklyn.

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Kumagae Defends Old Dominion Title in Richmond

Richmond May 10 Washington contestants in the Old Dominion tennis tournament were held on the courts of the Country Club of Virginia. Kumagae, defending his title, won the day with Captain Gore defeating Campbell 6 1 6 0. Mangan defaulted to Charest, a Baltimore one armed player. Arrow Athletic Club plans a game with Park View Athletic Club on the Ellipse diamonds at p.m. followed by a club meeting at 403 Tenth Street Southeast. all wishing to join urged to attend.

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Outfielder Kauff Accused in Auto Theft Trial

New York May 10 James Shelds a Benny employee and suspended Giants outfielder testified at Kauff's trial for larceny that Kauff with Jess Baines and another man stole James Brennan's automobile on December 8 1919 They unlocked the car with a screwdriver drove it to a garage altered its motor number plate and body then sold it for 1800 with equal shares reported The detective said Kauff claimed purchase of the car and showed a bill of sale at arrest. The trial resumes tomorrow.

New York James Shelds Benny New York Giants Kauff James F. Brennan Jess Baines Shields Brennan James F. Whelan Vale

Navy Yard and Navy Department Batter in Rough Baseball Card Box Score

Navy Yard 8 6 8 2 7 7 1 Navy Department 0 0 2 4 0 0 3 totals 86 82 7. Navy Yard pitchers Snow and Lintlyg allowed six runs while the Navy Department could muster three. Key players include Sterzer Blair Hiner and Cox with multiple hits and runs, defensive miscues by French Ortell Norris and Houlihao noted, and critical errors in the field shaping the final score.

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