Johnson Pitches Griff s to Victory
Veteran pitcher Walter Johnson carried the Washington Nationals past the St. Louis Browns 2 to 1 in the third game of the series on Georgia Avenue. Johnson allowed two runs, struck out key hitters in the ninth, and received timely hitting from Joe Judge's triple and hits by Peckinpaugh and others to end a winless stretch. The Browns mounted a late threat but Johnson and solid defense sealed the win.
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Walter Johnson
Washington
Georgia Avenue
Bailiwick
St. Louis’ Browns
Nationals
Frank
Dixie") Davis
Joe
Jonson
Johnson
Smith
Grover
Browns
Enerbe
McManus
Roger Ckinpaugh
Peckinpaugh
James Lorcune
John
Mound City
Jacobson
Texas League
Judee
Bower
Fieder
Frank Pavis
Dixie
Joe Judge
Davis
Bush
Harris
Riese
Judge
Natx
Louis
Te Tobin
Gerber
Sinler
Williama
Severekt
Eterte
HeManns
Sant Wei
Ton An
Shy
Harrlin
A Brower
Simith
Dih
St. Louis
Tobin
William
Menanus
Eupagh
Ty Harris de Jade
Bett Ou Wynseit
Fouis
Raxe
Strack
Hy Johnson
de Hitch Plicher
Davin
Evans
Dineen
Howr
Thinnte
Han
Clemons
Cunuun
New -York
St. Loui
Baas—Young
Meusel
H. Smith
Hornsby
Heathcote
Arrare
Iournier
McHenry
Mann
Kelly
Clemens
Bancroft
Keil Bancroft
Tawlings
New York
St.Louis
Balle
Pfeffer
Barfoot
Iby Necht
Anning
Tfeffer
Browns Edge Griffs In Slow Scrappy Game At Bat
Fragments of a baseball contest describe tense rallies and key plays. Davis halted a Browns rally while Johnson and Severeid sparked scoring in the middle frames. Sisler made a standout play to steal a run from the Griffs, but neither side tallied in crucial late innings as McManus and Shorten closed the game.
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Jolngan
Tobin
Smith
Peek
Cobin
Gerber
Pherbe
SleManus
Phinioh
Davis
Johnson
Griffs
Reing
Ciild Pugh
Veck
Tiernich
Wash
Harris
Rice
Judgs
Brower
McManus
Browns
Jeft
Sister
Jacobson
Severeic
ilcEice
Sisler
Peckinpaugh
Judge
Peck
Lister
Severeid
Williams
Jacobsen
Severeld
Sox Halt Winning Streak Of Yanks
New York May 10 Chicago broke New York s winning streak in a tight eleven inning pitching duel. Robertson bested Mays as New York misplays allowed Johnson to score the winning run in the eleventh. Chicago held advantages in hits and errors, with key moments in extra innings deciding the outcome.
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New York
Chicago
Tod
Robertson
Mays
Johnson
I. O.A
Witt
Schang
Fenster
Foy Baker
Sewalk
t—McClel
Hite
Ahartson
Selnie
Beot
Scott May
New Chicago
Robert
I Es
Roper Fulton Bout Postponed To May Sixteen
Denver reports the scheduled May 10 boxing bout between Capt. Bob Roper and Fred Fulton is postponed due to Roper failing to arrive in time for transportation. The title bout will now be held on May 16.
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Denver
Colo
Bob Roper
Fred Fulton
Buffalo
Frank Troeh Leads U S Trapshooters This Season
New York May 10 Tank M Troeh an amateur from Vancouver Washington tops the list of trapshooters for the current season as announced by the American Trapshooting Association His score stands 2 266 targets broken of 2 200 after participation in four tournaments
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New York
Tank M. Troeh
Vancouver
Washington
American Trapshooting Association
Argentine Poloists Defeat English in Open Match
London May 10 The Argentine polo team won its best match today defeating the English side by nine goals to eight Captain Freder team led in defense but the Argentines held the advantage with accurate hitting. ALBANS WIN Heavy hitting by Dalton and Griffith gave St. Albans victory over Donaldson.
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Associated
Preas
Eigh
Freder
Albans
Dalton
Griffith
Donaldso
Macks defeat Indians seven to six in baseball
Philadelphia wins second straight as Dykes belts a eighth inning home run driving in Miller. Indians push Homers but were unable to hold the late rally. Pitchers Harrison and Harris held the visitors while Cleveland ousted moundsmen. Rosebuds seek district opposition. Old Dutch Market nine faces Meridian A C. Cherale seeks revenge. Manhattan club seeks games in May.
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Philadelphia
Miller
Cleveland
Indians
Heimach
Moore
Harrison
Harris
Athletica
Sothoron
Gardner
Hanser
Garrison Ott Ste
McTantss
Sewell -Young
Johnston
Perkins
Galloway
Young
Walker
Waor
Helmach
Sothro
Barris
Toning
Piteh
Nationals Day at League Park Amid Browns Indians Tilt
Secretary Denby Assistant Secretary Roosevelt and Dr James Cooper Montgomery will officiate at National hospital day ceremonies before Cleveland Indians visit to the Capital. The Marine band will play as Old Glory unfurls in centerfield. Tom Phillips faces Browns in final game with Urban Shocker or Davy Danforth slated for mound duties.
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Navy
Denby
Roosevelt
James Cooper Montgomery
Wil
National’s Hospital
League Park
Cleveland Indians
Rooosevelyt
Montgomery
Johnson
Smith
Peck
Bush
Tobin
Peckintaugh
Gerber
Gérber
Willfima
Picinich
Brower
Geist
George Sisler
Browns
Ken Williams
Bartra
Frank Wile
Brown
Sisler
Rice
Hnson
Jacobson
Severett
McManus
Peckinpaugh
Gene
Gerbert
Tom
Phillips
Urban Shocker
Davy Danforth
Woman net champion loses exhibition set
A Washington tennis exhibition featured Mrs Mallory and Mrs Jessup in singles with Jessup winning 6-4. The event, part of a mixed doubles display with Williams and Washburn, included top players and officials like Myrick and Davis Cup figure Dwight F. Davis, highlighting strong play and rare cross gender matchups.
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Harding
Washington
Mallory
Sto
Willams
Washburn
Herold Throckmorton
Karl Behr
Throckmorton
Behr
JuHad
Myrick
United States Lawn. Tennis Association
George B. Christian, Jr
Dwight F. Davis
Christian
Manory
New York
Major League Standings and Results Summary
American League standings and yesterday results noted with teams such as Philadelphia Boston Chicago Detroit New York and St Louis. Current records show W and L figures and percentages, highlighting leading teams and recent outcomes across the league.
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American League
It. Louis
Uy Trait
Topayern
Cleveland
Philadelphicage Aew
Detroit
SLUBE
W. L. Pet
W.L. Pe
Philadelphis
Boston
Wowis
W. L
Brooke
Louis
Cincingo
Central High Meet Draws 300 Entries for Saturday
Hindred entries fill the program for Central High School track and field meet set for Saturday at Central Stadium. District and Maryland schools, including Central, Western, Tech, along with Em ergon and Army Navy preps, will compete. Officials Dr. George Ts Sharp and starter John J. Mough of New York are named for the event.
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Central Stadium
Virginia
Maryland
Central
Western
Tech
Emergon
Army
Navy
Baltimore
City College
Baltimore Poly
Gilman Country Shool
Laurel High
Tome
Cabra
George
Ts Sharp
John J. Mough
New York
Jungabeers Down Boston in slugfest
In May Boston Boston and Detroit clash in a high scoring slugfest. Detroit wins 10 to 9 behind Dauss and Quinn pitching, with Bassler Burns and Pratt contributing in the offense. The game features multiple extra hits, double plays, and late rallies as Detroit edges Boston.
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Jungabeers
Boston
Baasler
Blue
Detroit
Boston Arroa Blue
Lethold
Hellmann
Spiterf
Burns
Rigney
Fosterdb
Hossler
Walters
Quinn
Tmenosk
Clark
Hei “Gibsion Danes
Nella
Bugs Pratt
Smith
Urréts
Heilmann
Righty
Kite-Blire
Bassler
Pratt
Foster
Ton
Dauge
Eck
Karr
Strick
Dauss
Bar
Hite
Pillotte
Dams
Pennock
Kary
Ste
Maple Heights Track Results Show Varied Purses and Times
A typed race card lists multiple events from Maple Heights with horses or runners including Boganski Stylist and Loch Leven in sprints and routes. Purses range from 0 to 18 dollars with times from about 0.48 to 2:14 for various five eighths to one mile distances, noting a new track record for Raela and American Eagle.
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Bisa
Atwell
Groth
Deutarla
Argo
Bettie Dear Alco
Loch Leven
Holloway
David Craix
Dringe
Horne
Tan
Bolly New
Tio
Kroger
Bobby Alten
Murphy
Chris. A. Burn Aleo
Baigneur
Giants Defeat Cardinals In High Scoring NEHF Game
New York Giants rally to edge St Louis Cardinals 6 to 3 after a tense early deficit. Hornsby homered for St Louis, while Meusel and H Smith contributed for New York. Pitching shifts and late runs sealed the Giants victory in a game filled with base hits and errors.
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Louis
Cardinals
Josing
Pfeffer
Barfoot
Wallops
New York
Louis Abwoa
Bancroftes
Meunef
Bourvierib
Zialstdekan
Bornglr
Sebult
Smith
Shinners
McHenry Jf
E.smith
Laganes
Clemons
Meadows Pitch Cubs to Win in Scrappy Chicago Tilt
Meadows end Chicago, on May 10, scatters seven hits as Philadelphia bats surge. Cheeves and Alexander held the locals to four runs while Philadelphia rapped for ten hits and seven men left on base.
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Chicago
Meadows End
Philadelphia
Alexander Ang
Cheeves
Ehla
ABO. A. Lebrveaulé & Chitazo
Stutz
Hollacher
Kelleher
Flack
Fletcher
Miller Iz
Leslie
Uterss
Helin
O'Farrell
c.Meadows
Alexander
Callaghan
Gotats
Assanne
Hen- Hae
Walker
Grimes
Lebourreau
Parkinson
Miller
Satrifice Iit
Ballé
OT Meadows
Meadows
Legander
Barton released by Cleveland club in ten days notice
Cleveland Ohio May 10. vasco Barton semi pro pitcher of Lynch Mines Ey has been given ten days notice of his unconditional release by the Cleveland baseball club.
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TRIBE
Barton
Cleveland
Ohio
Vasco
Lynch
Mines
Cleveland Baseball Club
District Golfers Tourney Draws Top Players
A Washington exodus travels to Baltimore for the spring Baltimore Country Club tournament. Qualifying rounds attract leading district and metropolitan players including A Kammerer Weir Gerald Runcell Guy Stanifer Dortald Woodward Georg P James Alex MacKenzie P Orme Chasmar Hugh all members of Columbia clubs. Entries include Richmond Virginia figures Reynolds Hayden and Naval Academy cadets, with practice rounds underway.
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Baltimore
Ball
A. Kammerer
New York Metropolitan
Dis Weir
Wilmington
Cyenig
Gerald Runcell
Walton Heath
London
England
Waington
Amane
Guy Staniifer
Dortald- “Woodward
Georg P. James
Alex. R. MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Gardinér
Doyé
Chateseg Sune
W. W. Rapley
EC. M .H. Chasmar
Hugh’ H
Columbia
Richmond
Reynolds -Hayden
Naval Academy
Maryland Trims Gallaudet Nine in Shutout Victory
College Park Md May 10 Maryland pitcher Nini spun brilliant ball as the Terps blanked Gallaudet College 10 to 0 for the second straight shutout over the Washington school. Nini allowed three baserunners to reach first, one to advance to second, and Maryland’s defense turned in a flawless game with Beachley and Semier making sharp catches.
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College ‘Park
Central High Nines Down Park View A C In Lopsided Win
Central High School’s baseball team defeated Park View A C 12 to 1 at the stadium yesterday afternoon. Johnson led the offense with key hits while Barrow pitched for the win, his first of the season, as the Mt Pleasanters suffered the loss. St Teresa Midgets seek games with Holy Comforter and St Stephen. call Tudge at Main 6488 or write 423 Homer Building City.
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Sendiysike Park View A. C
Johnson
Barrow
Mt." Pleasanters
ST. Teresa
Holy Comforter
St.Stepheng
Shipping Board
American Railroad Administration
Tudge
Homer
City
Aldrich's Hitting Helps Yale Beat Pitt
Yale defeats Pittsburgh 8 to 3 as Aldrich stars with two home runs. Game played in New Haven Connecticut on May 10. Strong Yale offense supported by White and Romine.
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Aldrich
Eli
PITT
New “Haven
Conn
Yale
University of Pittsburgh
Princeton Tigers Beat Virginia 5 to 2 in Early Lead
Princeton takes a three run edge in the first inning and holds on to defeat the University of Virginia 5 to 2. Sexton delivers hard batting, Townsend limits Virginia to two runs, with Parish and Serton contributing on offense as Princeton wins on May 10.
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Tigers
TRIM
Virginia
Princeton
Sexton
University of’ Virginia
Townsend
French Fighter Heads to Heavyweight Title Bout
London May 10 By the Associated Press Georges Carpentier favored to win the heavyweight world title tonight with Ted Kid Lewis as a close second betting choice. The anticipated victory would set up a possible match with world champion Jack Dempsey. Dempsey will be introduced during the preliminaries as the crowd cheers the event at the Blackfriars Road arena.
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Nationatn
Barber
Atlantic City
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Adriantic City
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Lenglen
Treebooters
Beals
Fox
Alex Mickard
Dempsey-Carpentier
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London
Associa I Press
Georges Carpentier
T. World
He Beers
Ted
Kid
Lewis
Blackfriar’s
Shei
Ja 4
Dempsey
Iworta
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