Lard Advances to Semifinals in Baltimore Golf Tourney
Allan Lard of the Chevy Chase Club Washington reaches the semifinals at the Baltimore Country Club event after defeating B B Swindell Jr and M Edwards in early rounds. He advances to face B Warren Corkran as the field narrows in the annual tournament.
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Chevy Chase Club
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Columbia Country Club
John ©. Davidson
Columbia
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Woodland
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Marylant
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Baltimore
H. L. Bond $d
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Ellicott
Richards
Swindell
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Englewood
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Holy Name Gircuit Forms Amateur Baseball League
Representatives of Holy Name societies met at Frank Wessner’s home to organize an amateur baseball league. Eight teams will compete St Dominic’s St Aloysius St Anthony’s Holy Name St Stephen’s Holy Trinity St Peter’s Holy Comforter with a 25 game schedule opening next Wednesday. Officers elected are Edward Gunning president Ed Schlesinger secretary and Harry Walsh treasurer. Games will be held at Thirty fifth Street and Wisconsin Avenue or the old Central League grounds at First and Mareeta northeast.
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Frank Wessner
St. Dominic's
St. Aloysius
St. Anthony’s
Holy Nama
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Holy Trinity
St. Peter’s
Holy Comforter
Edward Gunning
Ed Schlesinger
Harry Walsh
John Mahoney
St. Anthony's
E. Schlesinger
St. Dominic’s
St. Martin's
Thomas B Mcintyre
Schlesinger
St Anthony's
Thomas McIntyre
J Lansdale
St. Stephen’s
J. McMahon
F. Keene
Julian Poore
M. Donohoe
Thirty-fifth Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Marquette
First and
Matreeta Northeast
Shaw Beats Nationals 2 0 In Pitching Duel
James Shaw pitched six strong innings to shut out Washington 2 to 0 for Chicago. Danny Moeller starred with a park homer and a key throw to nab a runner at the plate, while Henry, Morgan, and McBride anchored a standout White Sox defense. The Nationals mounted a late rally but could not overcome Shaw’s control and the visitors’ timely plays.
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Chicago
James Aloyalus Shaw
White Sox
Nationals
Danny Moeller
Iowa
Milan
Morgan
Moeller
Sox
Fournier
Weaver
Shaw
Eddie Collins
Phillies Halt Pirates Streak In Tight 4-2 Win
Philadelphia ends Pittsburgh six game winning streak with a 4-2 victory. McQuillan allowed heavy hits but strong Philadelphia support backed him, as Carey Wagner Cravath Burns Alexander powered the decisive runs.
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Pittsburg
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Bancroft
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Hinehman
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Burns
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Paskett
Raitt
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Balla
Miasra
Klem
Emalie
Brightwood Versus Whitney Tilt Near Dodgers
Brightwood and Whitney faced off at Kitney Avenue as Brightwood loses 0 to 5 in a rough game. Key players include Dutton and McCarthy for Brightwood and Chiem Hall Phelps on the mound. A long list of hits and errors marked the contest with notable steals and two base hits by McCarthy and Phelps.
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al Whitner
Strickey
Dutton
McCarthy
Herr
Closton
Schicker
Odanielz
Ova Oakley
Chiam
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Iva
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Dyer
Pheine
Q'Jones
Phillips
Brightwood
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Runz
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Baggett
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Jones
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Schickler
Oakley
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Rupa
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Hares
Talla
Om Chiem
Hell
Chiga
Hall
Hita
Chiem
Bhelps
Phelpa
Stanley
Harr
R. Phillips
Paniels
Chien
Mr.Woodwanl
Yesterday's Results From Baltimore to Brooklyn Scores
Yesterday's results show Baltimore 6 Pittsburgh 5 Buffalo 4 Kansas City 7 Chicago . New York area games and Brooklyn status unclear with partial scores not fully readable. Entities include Baltimore Pittsburgh Buffalo Kansas City Chicago and Brooklyn.
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New York
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Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Chicago
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Nationals and White Sox Clash in Second Game Preview
Nationals favored Gallia or Boehling to start as Boehling recovers a finger injury from Philadelphia. Russell slogs bullpen duties with Scott possibly recalled. Moeller impresses with a two hit game including a homer and sharp fielding, while Connolly rests leg after limbering in batting practice.
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Gallia
Boehling
Nationals
White Sox
Philadelphia
Cardinals Win Game By Count Of Five To One
Boston May 11 Better pitching batting and fielding enabled St Louis to defeat Boston five to one today Doak kept the locals hits well scattered Runs Dolan Long Wilson Butler Snyder and Maranville for St Louis Moran Be ck and Schmidt for Boston scattered hits with Miller and Gowdy catching and fielding well in a tight intercity game. St Louis total 8 9 27 18 Boston 9 27 18 7 with Doak earning the win Rudolph the loss as St Louis improves their standing in the series.
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Goway
Messie
Quigley
Eason
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Scholastic Game Today at American League Park
Business and Western, the only teams with clean records, meet this afternoon at American League Park for a high school game with undisputed top position on the line.
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Business and Western
Cubs Beat Dodgers Pierce In Top Form
Brooklyn May 11 Pierce pitched almost perfect ball today when Chicago beat Brooklyn 5 to 1. Rocker struggled as Chicago produced nine singles and three doubles and two triples in eight innings. Game details include unsteady Brooklyn defense and scoring by Zimmerman Safer Williams Pierce and Schultz with Hummel adding to the totals. Time of game 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Daubert
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Rucker
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Schultz
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Zimmerman
Laler
Jane
Pierre
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Hart
Baltofeds Winners on Sloufeds Slips
Baltimore capitalized on St Louis errors and wild pitching to win 6 3 over 6. Bender allowed four in the opening frame but settled, driving in the decisive run with a two base hit in the eighth. Highlights include Bridwell Barton and Hartley scoring, while Desi Johnson and Wilett contributed in later defense.
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Ideove
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AlMitter
Hartley
Uldead
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Watson
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Tae
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Kirkpatrick
Doo
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Desi
Willett
Walsh
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Wateon
Owens
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Tucbers
Davas Adds One Is Six In A Row
Detroit defeats Boston 5 to 1 in the opener at Detroit with Dallas earning his sixth straight win. Boston had four hits while Detroit totaled ten as Ruth and Dauss pitched for the Red Sox and Tigers respectively in a one hour 59 minute game.
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Red Sox
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Abbo Hooper
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Wagner
Avitt
Speaker
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Lewis
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McNally
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Ruth
Lewin
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Hooper
Dauss
Hush
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Gainer
Thomas
Brauss
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Danser
Mesars
Dineon
Nol- Uno
Georgetown and Catholic College Games Set for Today
Georgetown visits Annapolis to face the Midshipmen while Catholic University meets Western Maryland at Brookland with a 4 p.m. start. Either Johnson or Fahey will pitch for the locals.
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Hilltoppers
Annapoli
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Indians Take First From the Yankees
Cleveland opens its series with New York and wins 2 to 1 behind Hagerman who limits the Yankees to three hits with one inning of trouble. Jackson homered for New York with several other repeated threats spoiled by good defense and pitching.
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Lelvold
Turner
Wood
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Evans
Mulvnney
Road, 11 Sec. Office, 7. ARHOA Baseball Box Score
AARHOA Roads vs Secretary's Office game details include lineups, hits, and errors. Gingell hits a home run for Roads. Kohlmeier and Catts combine for pitching. Final tallies show Road s 7 runs, Secretary s 11 with multiple errors by both sides and key players named.
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Mr. Bailey
Southern Railway League Law ABHGA game recap
In a traffic era score note long line, Robinson and Bauman suffer errors. Lane Lansdale Murphy and Jones contribute. Tanner and Bauman split pitching duties with 8 strikeouts each. Final box shows Kastration 12 to 0?
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Athletics 3 0 Defeat the Browns in St Louis
Philadelphia won 3 to 0 over St Louis as Strunk opened scoring with a fourth inning single and McInnes scored on a fumbled grounder. Shawkey pitched for Philadelphia and Hoch for St Louis in a Regulation nine-inning game with Philadelphia taking the win.
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Machinists Beat Fairlawn In Potomac League Clash
Machinists 6 Fairlawn 4 in Potomac League action. Highlights include Giovanetti and Raba delivering for Machinists, with Zirkle securing key hits and Kubnert earning the pitcher’s win. Rounds of errors and stolen bases pepper the box score as both teams combat for league standings.
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Kuhnert
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