Tennis Tournament Crowds Attend Annual Chevy Cham Meet
Weather drew a large crowd to the Chevy Cham lab yesterday for the annual tennis event. Semifinals in men's handicap doubles featured Nory Land and William DuBose beating J A Moorhead and Woof Wilcox, while several strong rallies marked women's handicap singles with Henrietta Fitch defeating Marion Stevens in a three-set thriller.
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Washington Players Invite at Cavarry Club Tennis Tourney
Avantion of Washington players direct the Cavarry Club of Virginia stylish annual tournament on June 10 with events including singles doubles and doubles consolation. Prize to Hemrac 4 holder. Theodore Houcerettaia of New York City linked to the prize. Entries and information via James Mulb, tennis committee chairman, Mu- Brel Building, Richmond, Va.
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Hightower shines as Cornell blanks Penn State in night game
Ithaca May (4) Hightower pitched a remarkable hitle ss performance for Cornell, defeating Penn State 2 to 0. He allowed no hits and struck out all twenty batters faced before the game was called at darkness. Score: 2-0.
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National League Rain Delays Boston St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati
Baseball summary notes rain interruptions affecting multiple NL games including Boston versus St Louis and Brooklyn versus Cincinnati with weather halting play. No final scores available due to rain delays.
BOWLERS WILL GET PRIZES AT WASHINGTON BOWLING MEET
Washington City Duckpin Association will award prizes for the recent tournament at a Wednesday meeting in Palace bowling alleys board rooms. Six Washington Fest medals and cash prizes over 200 will be distributed as the largest District tournament closes. President George T. Cox and Secretary M. Goldberg receive congratulations for the smooth conduct of the event.
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Collegians Clinch Narrow Victory Over Prep Nine
In a tight Georgetown field clash the Collegians beat the Prep nine 9 to 3. Lamberton doubled with bases loaded in the eighth to seal the win as McCarthy, Berard, and Ojr Lane contributed key hits and pitching.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues in Brief
Baseball scores from American Association to Southern League show varied outcomes. Indianapolis blanked by Columbus 0 to 3. Milwaukee scored 3 with 81 Paul contributing. Toledo toppled Lauraville while AC Kanass Cly Kansas City poured in 16 for Minneapolis 2. Buffalo and Newark both posted multi run affairs in International League. Montreal beat Jersey City while Toronto and Baltimore combined for a Tornots score. Worcester and Brockton settled 1 1. New Bedford defeated Fault River. Haverhill fell to Lyon 1. Wilmington beat Harrisburg 10 to 0. Lancaster upset Altoona 3 to 1. Allentown beat Johnstown 7 to 5. Trenton routed York 12 to 0. Greenabere over Greenabere 2 to 0. Spartan, Kadervon, and Shalloting noted. Deavilleville topped Portamouth 3 to 4. Petersburg shut out Richmond. Norfolk beat Roanoke 3 to 0. Lynchburg won over Newport News 3 to 1. Bristol beat Cleveland 1 to 0. Johnson City Asheville rain listed. Morristown over Knoxville. Jacksonville hosted charity event. Albany beat Savannah. Columbus edged Mecca in Columbus tilt. New Orleans shutout by Chattanooga 4 to 0. Birmingham downed Atlanta 2 to 1. Montgomery 2 0 Nash. Mobile and Memphis 7 noted.
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Groom Loses to Gregg in Fine Pitching Duel
In the Cleveland series third game, Groom and Gregg dueled with sharp control and limited hits. Cleveland won 3 to 2 as breaks favored the Naps after Washington stranded runners, with Gregg fanning nine and Groom seven. A disputed eighth inning pitch and a ninth inning RBI capped the decision.
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Nationals Edge Cleveland in Frantic Washington Game
Nationals squeeze out a late win over Cleveland as Milan and Cunningham spark a ninth inning rally. Pitching details linger amid errors and disputed calls, with Groom and Dineen ruling on a high strike and Washington holding third place in a tight division race.
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Tigers Beat Highlanders in Long Game 7 Hours
New Vorm May 14. Tigers defeated the Highlanders 6 to 1 in the third game of the series. Mullin limited the Highlanders to four hits. Caldwell struggled with wildness but kept Detroit from scoring much early. New York players listed include Beare Detroit and others. final umpire duo O Loughlin and Weeterrett. Time of game seven hours sixteen minutes.
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Rally Wins for Red Sox Over St Louis 6 to 6
Boston edges St Louis 6 to 6 after an eighth inning rally that produced one run. Pitcher Baumgartner struggled while Cicotte yielded uneven work. Key hitters include Speaker Gardner Wagner and Lewis with multiple RBIs and two-base hits. Jersey City IL adds K C Hagerman and Frist from New York Highlanders.
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Richmond Rebels and Senators split a doubleheader at Lee Park
In Richmond on May 14 the Newnham Rebels and Browne’s Senators split a doubleheader moved from Washington. Game one was tied 9th inning rally enabled the Rebels to win in 10 innings, while the second seven-inning game ended with Browne’s Senators taking the win to allow time for a train to Reading.
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Sallee Puzzles Dodgers In Brooklyn Victory
St Louis pitcher Sallee held Brooklyn to two scattered hits as his teammates chased Knetzer in the third inning, giving St Louis a 8 0 win in the opener. Hille Moran and Oakes among the standout batters. error-prone Brooklyn defense helped seal the score.
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Georgetown to Close Season Against Notre Dame
Georgetown baseball ends its season this afternoon facing Notre Dame, a strong drilled foe. Billy Sitterding leaves as a varsity athlete after eight years of prep and college competition in football and baseball. The report notes his honorable career and graduation in June as a fitting tribute. In boxing, Young Britt defeated Tommy Houcke in Philadelphia after fifteen rounds, Britt pressing the attack and Houcke absorbing punishment.
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United States League Games Today
Washington faces Reading, Priteburgh meets Chicago, and Cincinnati plays Cleveland in United States League action today.
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White Sox win third straight over world champions
In Philadelphia on May 14 Chicago hung on for a 7 0 victory fueling a three game run against the world's champions. Coombs struggled five innings before Pennock debuted, delivering the last four strong innings. Outfielders snagged hard drives as Chicago collected key hits and defensive plays to secure the win.
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Kilbane Dominates Burns In Ten Round Featherweight Bout
Johnny Kilbane retained his featherweight title with a decisive ten round performance against Frankie Burns at St Nicholas A C. Burns moved, feinted and was largely on the defensive as Kilbane controlled distance and produced sharp inside work. Burns showed brief courage late, but Kilbane kept the pace and avoided a knockout, earning praise for the champion’s close range uppercuts and clinch work.
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Refuse Johnsons Offer Fails in Smuggling Case
Chicago May 14 Champion attempts to compromise a government smuggling charge involving a diamond necklace into foreign counts. Johnson pledged 8000 with Federal authorities and asked the fee to be accepted, claiming prior similar compromises. he failed to secure drop of the charge.
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Cubs Beat Philadelphia in Low-Scoring Series Opener
Chicago pitcher Cheney held Philadelphia to scattered hits as his teammates attacked Alexander with timely hits. Notable figures include Rae Schuney and Tom- stett for Chicago, while Philadelphia saw Burns, Zimmermann and other batters contributing. Time of game listed as about 1 hour and 66 minutes with nine innings.
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