Indians Triumph 5-2 as Coveleskie Excels
Cleveland, May 13 William Warmouth wild yet effective earns a win for the Indians while Stan Coveleskie dominates with airtight pitching. Washington’s offense struggles as Cleveland plates five runs to secure a 5-2 victory and move up in the pennant race.
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Nationals Face Setbacks in Regular Lineup
Notes from the Nationals indicate a series of handicaps affecting key players. Sanfielda and Joe Judge are out, Washington misses them and Dempsey. Johnson may start with Zachary or Mogridge. Loubis and Yarmouth’s Recroatty disrupts early passes as Mune Lotske shines with a brilliant goal and strong batting form.
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Bacharach Giants Cop Slugfest 13 10 In Atlantic City
Bacharach Giants of Atlantic City tie the series with a 13 to 10 win over Ben Taylor’s Potomacs at the American League park. Heavy hitting from Crockett Lundy and White leads, with the deciding game set for today.
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Dauss Runs Wins To Six As Tigers Trim Yanks
Detroit defeats New York 4 to 1 as George Dauss earns his sixth straight win and Harry Heilmann extends his hitting streak to nineteen games. Haney Cobb Fothergill and Hoeffmann contribute key hits in a four-run fourth inning. Errors aid New York’s lone run off Kerr and Witte.
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Williams Hints Eighth In Brown Triumph
St Louis shut out Boston 2 0 with Shocker on the mound. Ken Williams hit his eighth homer of the season in the eighth inning as Browns score on errors and timely hits. Plarcy allowed five hits in a low scoring game.
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Mack's Tactics Go Amiss In Chicago Win Over Philadelphia
Chicago edges Philadelphia 3 to 2 as Connie Moecks strategic moves fail to click. Romm replaces Haimach in the third, walks load bases, and Matthews drives in the decisive run after a catch. Philadelphia 4 3 1 0 4. Chicago 0 0 3 0 0.
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Triple Play by Legion as Mercury Goes Down
The Washington Legionnaires defeated the apestly Mercurys at the Washington barracks 8 to 3. A first reported amateur triple play occurred as Tommy Degnan and teammates executed a relay to plate to McClay, then to Tommy for the final out. Degnan starred in the second inning with a bases loaded line drive, while Lenky Joe Mitwhwan held the Mercury bats to six singles.
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Mohawks Defeat Gunners In 1560 Title Match
The Mohawk nine dominated Seaman Gunners with nine hits from Sothern on the mound. Key sticks came from Charles Cox and Drew as Pringl allowed a circuit. Brush by 1560 and Feenbldert/Seager noted in the recap of the Virginia avenue result and title action.
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Giants Win Behind McQuillan Two-Hitter Over Pirates
New York World’s champions extend NL lead with a 4 0 victory as McQuillan allows two hits to defeat Pittsburgh. Grimm extends hitting streak to 23 games for the Pirates while New York’s offense spins up runs and errors by Tierney and others.
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IQUBS DROP DODGERS 5 2 ALEX STARRING
Brooklyn lost 5 to 2 as Chicago won the series tie by scoring six hits off Vance in the seventh. Alexander pitched well with 51 straight scoreless innings, while Brooklyn’s hitters stayed scattered. Obiengo and others occupy the lineup as both teams mix substitutions and positional changes.
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Maryland and Hopkins Face Crucial Battle
College Park Md May 28 University of Maryland baseball and to crease teams stack up against their decreat foe Johns Hopkins in Baltimore Saturday. The result of the ball same WHS virtually decide the State championship. The nine will meet again bare on May 94 the game to be a feature of the big annual Farmers day celebration. Tuesday Coach Byrd will take his diamond artists down to Charlottesville to engage their old rival the University of Virginia. Maryland freshmen ball tpexgen will face Technical High school of Washington here on Friday. A Saturday Big Bill Beers South Atlantic champion shotgutter will compete in this event. In the Southern Conference championships at Montgomery Ala It will be the last meet thin year in which the Bleak and Gold will be represented.
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Heavies to Battle to Meet Dempsey
Tex Rickard plans a heavyweight series to crown a challenger for Jack Dempsey after Willard and Firpo won high profile bouts at Yankee Stadium. Talks focus on Firpo versus Willard with possible clashes against Wills, aiming for late June or July at Madison Square Garden or Jersey City venues. Rickard expects strong gate, notes milk fund payoff near 206000 dollars, and outlines upcoming negotiations with Rickard, Mullins, and representatives of Firpo and Willard.
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Dempsey Gibbons Bout Plans for Moriana Fourth of July
The matchup centers on Tom Gibbons challenging champion Jack Dempsey for the title with a $300000 cash gate and a $800000 potential payoff. Dempsey would receive initial returns from the gate until costs are covered, then Gibbons earns a substantial share of proceeds. The setting hints gate receipts may be modest in Shelby Montana, a small town.
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Paddock and Dempsey Training Costs Debate
A 1938 sports column examines training expenses for boxing figures Dempsey and Gibbons, noting Dempsey’s higher spend and suggesting fair funding alignments. It references Babe Ruth’s 1930s era form, amateur administration, and plans for Olympic selection governance, with critiques of current AAU control and call for fair national representation.
Americans Defeat Moles In Golf Match At Woking
In Woking on May 12 American amateurs beat The Moles by 8 to 0 with five foursomes and ten singles. Notable results include Culmer and Horan toppling Tolley and Harris 4 and 2, Gardner and Willingham beating Torrance and Aylmer, and Lewis and Merwell Marston losing to Layton and Hezlet.
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East Potomac Park golfers seek spots in national tourney
Twenty East Potomac Park players filed for the local qualifiers to determine who will represent the course in the June 26 national public links event. Entry runs until 6 p.m. Saturday as familiar names appear, missing champion Charley Agnew.
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National defeats Park View Juniors in tight contest
National defeated Park View Juniors in a hard fought game with final scores near 40 across the page. Lydon led for the winners with key defensive plays and scoring bursts as several players contributed in a chaotic box score filled with abbreviations and crossouts.
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