Nationals take three of four from Indians in pennant chase
Washington tops Cleveland 4 1 as Mogridge limits the Tribe to seven hits while Rice Brower and Shanks drive the decisive runs. Uhle struggles early, a late rally comes up empty as Nationals clinch game four and pull within 1 1/2 games of Detroit in the standings.
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Yanks Take Final Game From Tigers
New York Americans defeated Detroit 6 to 4 in a May 13 game. Harper was hit by a batted ball in the sixth, possibly fracturing his left thumb. Key hits by Roth, Cobb, Flagstead and others powered the visitors, while Ehmke, Ferguson and Mays pitched for Detroit in a wild, offensive contest.
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Dempsey Carpentier bout prices ignite boxing dispute
Arguments over ticket prices for the Dempsey Carpentier bout flare into protests and threats of expulsion from the National Boxing Association. New Jersey disputes NSBA rules, while promoters plan $6.50 to $50 ranges. A NY club plan could force private fights if the law collapses, risking major purses and broader boxing upheaval.
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Reds Beat Dodgers In Final Game 5-4
Cincinnati wins the last game of the Brooklyn series 5 to 4 in a drizzle. Bohne, Lee, Fonseca, Mingo, Johnston, Hood, and Miller drove runs as Rixey and Grimes locked in a tight pitching duel. Brooklyn totaled eight left on base while Cincinnati stranded six, with Grimes taking the loss and Risey earning the win.
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Post Office Receives 50 000 Pistols to Battle Bandits
War Department turned over fifty thousand pistols to the Post Office Department, Secretary Weeks told the Senate military affairs committee. Sixteen thousand pistols were recently transferred to postal employees for use against mail robbers.
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Red Sox Bunch Defeats White Sox In Big Batter Session
Chicago May 13 Boston bunched hits on walks to beat Chicago 16 to 8 in a high scoring game. Both teams collected fifteen hits with nine for extra bases including home runs by Menosky and Jones. The article lists players, bases, errors, and pitching details, then notes the government printing office team will play Speedway A C at the Tidal Basin diamond seeking weekday games against strong District teams.
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Gov Signs Attell Requisition Papers In Indiana
Governor Small signed requisition papers for Abe Attell, former featherweight champion and alleged fixer in the 1919 baseball scandal, to be returned to Chicago. Attell is held in New York on a fugitive warrant.
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Smith's Home Run Secures Giants Win in Rain Interruption
New York Nationals beat St Louis 5 to 1 in a rain shortened game after Earl Smith hit a decisive home run with four on in the fifth. Early downpour halted play in the sixth with New York already ahead.
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Suzanne Lenglen Dropped From Davis Cup Selection
Paris May 13 The French Tennis Federation announced Suzanne Lenglen will not be nominated for the Davis Cup matches. Officials say five nerve-wracking singles matches would be too heavy a burden for a woman player.
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Brooklanders Meet St. Mary Nine Today
This afternoon the Catholic university baseball team will face St. Marys college in Emmitsburg Maryland. Coach Moran will be minus two regulars Jackson and Vail but is confident of victory. Dollard will pitch for the Red and Black with Breslin possibly in left field. The rest of the lineup remains the same.
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Catholic U Tennis Match Called Off
The tennis match between Catholic University and Maryland State scheduled for this afternoon has been postponed due to unavailable courts at College Park.
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Major League Baseball Yesterday and Standings
Yesterday's results featured New York 8 Detroit 4 and Boston 16 Chicago 8. Cleveland beat Kansas City 4 2, Philadelphia 7 St. Louis. The standings show Washington 14 10, New York 18 9, Philadelphia 8 5, Chicago 6 14 0 and Pittsburgh 8 5 1 among the National League leaders. Today schedule includes Washington at Detroit and New York at Cleveland with a Pittsburgh at St. Louis clash.
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