Senators and Representatives Match Skill at Golf
Senators and representatives will compete for a trophy in a Columbia Country Club links match on Tuesday afternoon. The event marks a rare joint sport contest between the two bodies with Henry F. Hollis as Senate captain and Woodrow P. Ogelsby leading the House team. Jonathan Bourne Jr. will participate by courtesy on the Senate side.
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Senate
Wif
Henera
Columbia
Ainner
Ailver
Inabe Tenaman
Amon
John J. Witagerald
New York
Lofter
Wee
Oglesby
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
Feds Case In Fed Leagues Motions Over Injunctions
May 11 report on motions in the Federal League case seeking to dissolve an injunction against Cin ebi lralignals. Key figures include Pitcher Imlingon and President Gilmore shaping future of several players amid appeals and court actions.
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Chirasu
Legrms
Federal League
Cinebilralignals
Imlingon
Walnorrow
Gilmore
British amateur golf draw stages coarse U S hopes
Sandwich England hosts the British amateur championship draw with American entrants seeded for easier early rounds. Notables include Jerome Travers of the United States facing Charles Palmer, with other matchups listed against W Cranston, Frederick Herreshoff, and Edward Knapp as the field narrows toward next week's play.
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Sandwich
England
America
Naegor
Jerome D
H. St. John
Northam- E Flomer
Birkdale
Francis Hale
Chicago
W. Whigham
Royal Georges
Edward S Knapp
West K
A. Chadwick
Gina
Transit 80 6 ElConovar versus Robinson and Shalin
Interior 6 War game notes list players such as ElConovar Robinson and Shalin with positions. Tatt on baber War plan mentions interior seat base walls and Gray Humphries. Stolen bases involve Pullar Tansull Robinson Shatta Flatmery Pollock. Pitcher hit by Humphrian Bergucon Witt. Time of game 1 hour 5 minutes.
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ElConovar
P. O'Robinson
Ushalin
Tfiannery
Opalleck
OlPergynon
Bauer
OlGray
Towle
Ae Baete
Concror
Robinson
Shalin
Gray
Ty of Humphries
Mumphriey
bates—Pullar
Tansull
Shatta
Flatmery
Pollock
Humphrian
Bergucon
Witt Pliob
Nationals Edge White Sox In Windy City Tilt
The Nationals and White Sox squared off in Chicago with Griffith starting Shaw for the Nationals and Gallia relieving later. Russell led a late rally with a triple, and Milan stole multiple bases as the Nationals seized the momentum, while Shaw and Bentley held the visitors’ offense to shape a tense contest.
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Rilesol
Ruegell
Fotka
Cama
Gerasa
Red
Russell
Griffith
Jim Shaw
Jase Shaw
Erro
Vwaltora
Tela
Windy City
Gallia
Shaw
Hut Fou
Wildreay
Jon
Blackburn Ang
Mare
Wasta Sox
Pastiming Mors Thuin
Wildneya
Washington
Gandil
Herger
Muelle
Henry
Sox
Berger
Collins
Cubs Beat Dodgers In Shutout Victory
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 6 to 0 as Reulbach and Wagner pitched well. Key hits and timely plays fueled the easy win, with strong defense and steady offense supporting the strong pitching performance. Line details and individual at bats appear in the box score.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Reulbach
Wagner
Paanes
Brasklyn
EL Chleege
Dallow
Abe
Brith
Shoe
ObWillams
Sioagal
OlSeevey
Aio S
Poorest Baseball of Season Shown in Game of Yesterday
A.cluttered game report notes the Nationals and White Sox produced a poor exhibition. Pitching by Johnson Ayres and Engel faltered, Bouters positions left, and errors highlighted the sloppiness. Heary and Kuhn faced wild play as Griffin’s pitchers failed to keep runners in check. Boehling was the winning pitcher entering an injured list.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Nationals
White Sox
Griffith
Dharg
Nationale
Shaw
Nelling
Johnson
Coffeyville Wonder
Grifith
Ayres
Tals
Bouters
Engél
Cashion
Griffin
Fox
Joe Boehling
Natonals
John Heary
John Leta
Pell
Pei
Fell
Johson
Baker and Venger Lead Friday Mine Game
A fragmentary report notes Baker and Venger leading a Friday mine game with sparse details soft on outcomes. Locational names and full context are not readable in the torn OCR snippet.
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Adlegon
Venger
Tvs
Cincinnati Triumph Over Boston In Tight Opening Nine
In a tense early season baseball tilt Cincinnati edged Boston 1 to 0. Moran plated the lone run after a first inning rally aided by Herzog’s double, while pitching and defense kept the deadlock through the rest of the game.
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Onlo
Mass-A
Bace
Moran
Herzog
Boston
Beane
Borten
Byers
aGroh
Aa Grimm
Marnany
Aa Schmidt
Owl
Weaye
Mann
Bodames
Behmidt
Ninuk Jaying
Cardinals Triumph Over Phillies In Low-Scoring Game
Errors by Ireland and Marsnail’s wild seventh inning pitch allowed St Louis to score two runs and pull ahead in a 5 to 3 victory. Reedied as opening series with Philadelphia, the game featured miscues and key plays across the seventh inning, with Ireland relieved and Doak/Marshall worked on the mound.
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Ireland
Marsnail
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Abhoat
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Abhore Paskett
Ftupgins
Byrn
Olbalages
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Irebind
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Hive
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gHan
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Lober
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Wiseon
Heck
Dolan
Crossp
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Griner
L. Mages
Huexine
Wilnott
Hugetus
Hyroe
Lamen Hasote
Philadsignig
Firat Bese
Balie
O Doak
Marshall
Gunnar
Mesors
Brwan
Yankees Buy Nunamaker From Red Sox For Yankees
Boston May 1 Leslie C Nunamaker catcher for three seasons with the Boston Americans was sold to the New York Yankees announced by team president Bangin. The price was not given.
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Zectre
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Leslie C. Nunamaker
Eatcher
Boston Americans
New York Yankees
Bangin
Focal Cig
St John’s over Friends Lefert in five straight
St John's trounced Friends Lefert School HW to Store to extend a five game winning streak. Notable players include Batkerley Clemania Hertulls Boynton and Miller. In St Petersburg May 13 Marshall defeated Tarrasch in adjourned chess rounds while Capablanca Lasker and Alekhine held draws. Buffalo Federals release two pitchers Schlitzer and Purry and Outfielder Petersrew in May.
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Lefert School
St John
Henda Batkerley
Clemania and
von Hertulls
Boynton and Miller
Marshall
St. Petersburg
Tarrasch
Capablanca
Lasker
Sig. Lasker
Alech Ine
Buffalo Federals
Buffalo, N
Buffalo, Wederat Baseball League
Schlitzer
Purry
Johnson Wins Chevy Chase Open Final In Five Sets
Wallace Johnson of Philadelphia defeats T R Poli of New York in a grueling men singles final at the Chevy Chase open, 2-6 6-9 0-8 6-2 6-2 after a two-day match. Pendleton of Cincinnati defeats Mrs Sullivan of Richmond 7-6 6-1 in the women's singles.
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Rackster
New Yorker
Wallace Johnson-T
Pell
Chevy Chase
Fohnson
Johoson
Jonnaan
Javerige
Miss Pendleton
Cincinnati
Sullivan
Richmond
Mrs. Sullivan
Wallace Johnson
WOMA
Cincinnai
Mire
X. E. Doyle
Washington
W. B. Y. Hackett
New York
Wallace Johson
H. J. Lawrence
T. Re Pri
Bull
Spencer Gurnan
John K. Graves
Granfi
Arthur Hellen
E. J. Orrey
Bo Darnfox
Mrs. Curlialy
Brooke
Mise Dowsing
Loxehiin
Miss Lipzitt
Wefeaed Miss
Meg Porter
P. M
Taylor
Kenilworth Defeats Waverly In Close Nine Innings
Kenilworth 4 Waverly 3 in a tense nine inning game. Staunton and Mayu pitched well for Kenilworth while Randall Kraft and D Breen contributed at the plate. Key plays included two base hits by Blalinton and Daniely, with McCormack and Stolan among the fielders making noteworthy stops.
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SMI
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Co Espeey
Antip-Long
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Moran
Randall
G. Kraft
Piret
Eernr
Waverly A
Kenilworth
Kenworth
Balle
Blalinton
Staunton
Mayumusasa
Daniely
Farsmunsey
Shoemaker
Backtcu
McCormack
Stolan Bever
Rosemussen
Mr. Wolmerston
Garme
Technical baseball lineup and game notes from Columbia win
Columbia defeats Pennsylvania 5 to 3 in twelve innings after a late rally. Notes list players: Te chnical reserves G Reser s and others, with pitching details for Classen Moore Hird and Sim pson. Final score and box indicate key hits, errors, and sacrifice plays shaping the extended game.
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Abe WA
Bi Tech H
Abroad
Mellig
Roopes
Newmen
Pirad
Trinke
Millar
Bet G Courter
DOD & RE
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Melils
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Moore
Miller
Courre
Renney
Flood
Simpson
MelCarthy
Classen
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Berrie
bit—Simpson
Sertifice Free Courier
pases—McCarthy
Han- Teln
Meills
Bieel
Hird
Steed
Eastern High Triumphs 6 2 Over Central In Championship
Eastern High defeated Central 6 to 2 at George Town Field to win the high school baseball championship. Dean and Greer made key catches, with Greer driving in the decisive run in the ninth as two Central runners stood on base. Byer pitched well for the winners and Cox for the losers.
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Serton
Central
George
Town Field
Dean
Greer
Byer
Cox
Rewer
Nrommon
Lawson
slGottiles
de Ruis
Flaherty
Roddy
Hoberts
Helin
Balle
OW Dyer
Gottlieb
Trulnge
Cor
Ot Cox
Minor League Baseball Scores From Regional Circuits
International League Rochester Jersey City and Toronto Newark results with scattered wins. Southern Association Nashville Mobile Birmingham Atlanta Chattanooga and Memphis games noted. South Atlantic League Charleston Albany Augusta Columbus and other minor league results listed with several incomplete lines and odd spellings.
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Jersey City
Bortzin-Newark
Toronto-Baltimora ¢Rslz
Provsterne
Mentrmal
Southern Association
Nashville
Mobile
Columbia
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Monizomen
New Orieam
Memphis
Raly
Tristate League
York
Reading
T. Hackshare
Wilminghon
Allentown
Charleston
Jacksemvene
Savarals
Albany
Augusta
Columbus
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