Sewage Pumpers Remain Loyal to Capital League
The Sewage Pumpers vow continued membership in the Capital City League amid financial strains and a shaky start. A meeting at the Pacific building with four clubs discussed league status, transfers, rivalries, and plans to secure two more fast clubs to strengthen the circuit.
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Capital League
Alfred L Sthan
Capital City
League
Ang
Asma
Prexifant SH
Fumpera
Mcntosh
Staton
Polowera
Capital Streets
New
New Oon Kren
Newage Humpingstatt
Cornell
Iy Enugh
Tigers
Arsund
Navy Yard
Hemo Feedex
Aam
Thia
Aagia
Amateur Games and Local Baseball Leaders Stir Washington Fans
Capital City League matchups and intercity amateur games spark strong interest as Baltimore and Richmond pursue similar schedules. Johnny Priest, a Washington product, shines with the Northern club. Bob Murphy excels for Portsmouth in the Virgini a League. Dick Woodward officiates Northeast League games at Union League Park. and Sam Stearnes departs as amateur baseball’s veteran mentor.
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Washington
Baltimore
Richmond
Johnny Priest
New York
Albany
Priest
Oret Base
Dick Woofward
Lnion League
Woodward
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS FROM PRATTABURGH AND CINCINNATI
Yesterday's sports brief notes results from Prattaburgh and Cleveland with mentions of Chicago and Reading teams. Cincinnati is listed with games today at Westington.
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Prttaburgh
Chicago
Clewand
Cincinnati
Westington
Reading
Cogan Family Tragedy Strikes Georgetown Captain’s Father
telegram from Georgetown announces sudden death of W G Cogan father of B H M Cogan Blue and Gray captain Young Cogan. Team en route to Fordham game at Fordham field learns of loss and heads home to Bayonne New Jersey. University to send floral tribute and students express sympathy. Graduation planned in June for Young Cogan. father had planned to attend.
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Georgetown University
W G Cogan
Bhm Cogan
Young Cogan
Cumberland Hotel
New York
Fordham
Bayonne
Washington
Chooes Fight Arena In East Las Vegas For Flynn Curley Bout
Promoter Jack Curley plans a Johnson Flynn bout at a fast Las Vegas arena to be built in the East Las Vegas district. May 12 reports indicate a decision near. Mayor Taupert and Senator Tripp attended as observers while architects marked ground lines. Tommy Ryan promised Curley he would be in Flynn s camp with sparring partner Howard Morrow. other details incomplete. Detroit Americans beat Providence in International League action 15 to 11, scoring three runs in the ninth.
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Las Vegas
Las Vega
Mex
Jack Curley
Johnson
Tesa
Taupert
Tripp
New Mexico
Architela
Tommy Ryan
Curley
Howard Morrow
Flynn
Detroit
Providence
Rocky Point
Detroit Americans
Rams
Permall Cosingtor Oastow
Hockler Carel Harden Heckendort
Reynolds
Homers Put Cleveland Past Washington in Rainy Tilt
Buddy Ryan belted a grand shot in the sixth to clear the 45-foot wall, giving Cleveland six runs and the lead as Washington stifled by nine hits. Pitchers Kaler and Akers labored in wet conditions with rain delays, and Cleveland held on for a 6 1 victory while Washington managed ten hits but failed to convert runners.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohile
Buddy Ryan
Pacific Coast
Ryan
Lexington Avenue
Buddy
Hue
Washington
Connolly
Iine
Ehena
Kater
Akers
Nationals
Kaler
Tun
Griffiths
Cashlon
Jackson
Cunningham
Firat
Cashion
Noted of the Nationals Cleveland May 12 Four hits in row a record
Cleveland beats the Nationals as May 12 highlights four consecutive hits setting a new record. Griffh Intends to start Walker or Becker against the Naps, Blanding to work for Cleveland, Birmingham leads with a double and two singles, while Moeller hits a long drive but falls short of a homer. Umpire Hart discusses a close call, and Jackson and Milan contribute strong fielding and base running. Perrine debuts as Cleveland umpire amid planned 19 games this season.
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Akere
Napa
Jacksons
Birminghams
Cashion Ryan
Birmingham
Milano
Naps
Akers
Butcher
Graney
Glaon
Jackson
Cunningham
Ryan
Becker
Washington
Fosters
Cleveland
ABA
Olson
Japkeon
Ib Bolacer
Bondzi
Byan Sf
Mosiler
Cashion
Ryan Garrifira
McBride Onion
Thaler
Dackenn
Milan
Lansage
Ingtogs
Balle
Kaler
Hirst
Lefton Bance
Mesars Connelly
Mart
Hart
Bronkle
Flynns
Patoute
Bach
Tommy Connolly
Bull Perrine
Detroit
Chicago
Perrine
Dinesa
Real Fight for Third Place to Begin Today
The Nationera meet Cleveland in the third game of the present series at Ives Yard. A win by the Naps after yesterday’s victory keeps them in contention for second division berth, with Philadelphia’s possible win forcing the Nationals down a notch. It is likely Hughes will be used in practice, with Bie a probable starter after an injury. Gress will be available, and Davi’s lineup remains unsettled.
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Cleveland
Ives
Naps
Griffin
Philadelphia
Nationals
Hughes
Tle
Davi
Rockville Beats Sandy Spring in Tight High School Game
In Sandy Spring on Saturday Rockville High School edged Sandy Spring 3 to 2 in a lively baseball clash. Rockville pitchers Momnen and Hays held the line while Sandy Spring’s Lynn and Cupp worked well in a close game.
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Washington Post
Rockville Md
Sandy Spring
Rockville
Momnen and Hays
Lynn
Cupp
Middle States Regatta to Be Held on Potomac River
At the annual Middle States Regatta Association meeting in New York the next regatta is set for the Potomac River in Washington with races of one mile straightaway. Officers elected include Lee Williamson president and C W Preisendantz vice president. Entries to the Olympic program faced funding disputes between Arundel Boat Club and New York Athletic Club, risking a withdrawal from international competition.
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Washington Port
New York
Middle States Regatta Association
New York Athletic Club
Potomac River
Washington
Labor Day
Malta Boat Club
Philadelphia
Lee Williamson
The
Ariel Rowing Club
Baltimore
C W Preisendantz
Fairmount Rowing Association
David Brown
Atlanta Boat Club
Fred C Mueller
Palisades Boat Club
Zappone
Middle States Regatta Regatta
Claude Zéppone
Washington Wood
Ralph Ariel Rowing Club
Herman
Harry Penn Burke
Eyisdedia
Preisendantz Fairmount Rowing Association
Phila
Arundel Boat Club
Shell Crewa
Tthey
Olympic Committee
Arundels
Reds Win Over Dodgers In Sloppy May Game
Cincinnati tops Brooklyn 4 to 2 after a cold, muddy field. Suggs pitches well, Egan Bates and Phelps lead the batting honors as Rucker is charged with the win in relief. Specifics note six innings for Rucker and a late scoring burst by Cincinnati to seal the victory.
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Cincinnati
Rucker
Brooklyn
Suggs
Egan Bates
Phelps
Cinnimath
Northen
Daly
lEpan Tb
Aarata Hummel
OjPhelan
Tooley
Fheipe
McLean
Ter Rucker
Prooklin
Cincinnat
Smith Northen Bescher
Hob
Mitchel
Emith Bates
Smith
Beecher Wite
OM Rucker
Barger
Bi—Eamond
Baron
Bates
Daubert
Hummel
Daubet
Brooklys
Cincinneti
Umptrea
Mesers Erenman
Owens
Cardinals Win in Eighth on Walks and Errors
In St Louis on May 12 the Cardinals rallied in the eighth inning to win 4 to 3, aided by a base on balls and errors by Miller and Campbell Evans. Willis held the visitors hitless through seven. final scoring came after key plays and a double. Multiple players contributed, including Kling contributing a stolen base and Chambers, with relief appearances by Dickson and others. Umpires Mesare, Wer, and Freneran officiated.
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St Louis
Miller
Campbell
Evans
Stouis
Willis
T. Lowle
Boon
Ogrias
Sweeney Mb
Gifs
Cempbell
Mowry
Stinert
Komsthy
Olimckson If
Alee
Witla
Teksta
Dia Bouton
Leute
Auta—Hugeine Ellis
Komethy Bilas
Camphal
Dackeoo
Homeer
o-Bane
Kling
Hoggie
Konetchy Tyler
Houser
Willie {Jackson
Mesare, Wer and
Freneran
Tours
Hawaiian Nine Faces Hawaii For International Baseball Showdown
Georgetown hosts the College of Hawaii on the hilltop field for a rare international clash. The Hawaiian squad, boasting sprinters among its regulars and noted for sensational base running, aims to challenge Washington baseball traditions after defeating Keio University in prior series. The game begins at 4 o clock with a pregame practice drill on the boards.
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Georgetown
College of Hawaii
Washington
Keio University of Japan
Keio
Gand Alands
Chee Bui
Apau Kau
Akana
Asam
Lai Tin
Ayau
Kan Yin
Sing Hung
Pimlico Race Meet Shows Sport Popularity
Pimlico begins the final leg of its spring meeting with strong attendance and high racing quality. Wealthy owners like Harry Payne Whitney and August Belmont dominated many events, despite legislative discouragement, while notable horses faced mixed outcomes and the Preakness was highlighted by a featured mile race.
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Harry N Price
Baltimore
Pimlico
Maryland
Notale
Harry Pane Whitney
England
August Belmont
Charles R. Flelachmann
Cinemar Millionaire
Afl Numlers
Washington
Billy Gar
Toronto
Garth
Uttle
Tittle
Hugh
Fair Associations Pool Race Results and Entries
In Ogdensburg Plattsburg and nearby areas horses and jockeys compete across six races. Notable entries include Mer and Coa, Worth and t goa it ra, James Sir Glp, Bukhara Steeth, and Cockepur with weights ranging around 1 to 17 each. Weather shows cloudy track near, with conditions affecting late races.
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Houghs
Vreeland
Goa
Jaes
Arcene
Joe Depold
Orne
Greseman
James
Herompense
Bukhara Steeth
Cockepur
Roy
Mack
Eubanks
Adams Eaprese
Bacher
Patrs
Malden
Lary Roberts Molli
Richard Ard Gold
Dean Hons
K Peer
Phe Peak South
Adair
Jackson
Seling
Mie
Weader
Bobeo
Rocky Oarl
Ashmeade
Earh
Maguele Ie
John Tau
Weaher
Running Well Today in Louisville Racing Card
A scrambled report mentions horses and trainers in Louisville with references to Red Labold Sea litt Arene Pink Jad Poly Worth and others. It notes cinema and Enquirer Sap Eliott 64 ton Hone Bet Towlatia Golenda Jorlsion Sapier and Burning Daylight Vesper. The fragment references Port Hopasck Mothe Richards Gala Color Forehead and several named people including James Joe Dlebrd Slen agh Fria Brade ent and Pender Teh Tack Question Mark.
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Louisville
Kanquiree
Labold Sea
Congrenman
James Joe Dlebrd
Slenagh Fria
Say Port Hopasck
Mothe Richards
Cinema! Enquirer
Sap
Towlatia Golenda Jorlsion
Sapier
Burning Daylight
Vesper Dupee Tanémark
Pater Young Wate Vale
Bob R
Alackford
Fal Peet
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Sidney West
Dunlap
North Capital Street Circuit
Tim Murnane
Baseball Authority
Lands District
Sporting News
Amual City League
Ink
Edward Reach
Atana
Ateana
Yoo Asta
Fred FE Young
Tim Millrnane
Ka Sue
Mpeorting
McMena
Macane
Army of
Ha Ann Robert Young Ts Press
Capital City League
North Capitol
Atreets
Navy
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Government
Atreeta
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Fifth Street
Florida Avenus
Ingram Va
North Carolina
Treasury
Hydre Va
Bob Murphy
Portsmouth
Virginia
Murphy
Atgla
Ntow
Sam Stearnes
Stearnes
United States League
Rucamond
Pritaburgh
Srl
NEM Spapet
Cogan
Eixteen
Grane
Baler
Akera
Waas
Ter & Base Moeller
Williams
Petche
Aphilaselphis
Boston
NLEX
Waspington
Pittsburgh
Bob
Laue
Jos AY
St. Lowe
Beaton
St. Louis
Bos
Stockholm
Delphia
RDAY
Jerry Akers
REDS
Dodgers
Hammer Rucker
Cardinals
Preakness
Handleaster
Sam
Noel
Rian
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Plattsburg
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de Pamlico
Cole
Arrard
Selund
Hat Masterson
Toolston
Crecian Bendiy
Pat T Isserter
Carers
Tandmark
Ig . Praroda
Pmard
Ambatn Mg
Sats
Calans
Stetir
Stakvery
Wells
Irene Feu
Peter Pender
Clem Bearhey
Pimbeo
Bes Mer Inc
Vasu Wertz & Merte Co,inc
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Cluett, Peabody & CO
Wm. Hahn & Co
Goldheim
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Lore
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Silas E. Robb
I. Haas & CO
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Meyer’s Military Shop
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