U. S. Golfers Do Fairly Well In St. George's Tournament
U S golfers in the St George s tournament at Sardoih England performed respectably with Travers of Ipsper Montetatr tying for eighth place after a round of 72. Francis Culmet the US Open champion and Harald Hilton the British amateur champion also posted strong scores though results show mixed success as leading American contenders await the final rounds.
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U. S
St. George’s
England
Renand
St Georges
Ecome
T. Travers
Ipper Montetatr
Onis
Fansom
Francis Culmet
United States
Harald II Hilton
D Giles
Tondon
Travers
Tenytown and Chrydale Baseball Scores and Inning Details
The sheet details a doubleheader or league game with Tenytown against Chrydale and Southern against Marines, listing line scores, outs, hits, errors, and individual player contributions. Notable names include Holbruner, Dalley, Hughes, Calloway, Munch, and Carr Departments, with pitchers Munch and Bishoff among others. The record notes innings, umpire, time of game, and bases on balls.
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Ota
Stadler
Ktang
Horry
Jutrisie
Smith Wm
Rawson
Seger
Oleinstein
Siawart
Mennre
Yender
Oleeror
Bilpsn
Tye
Brown Class
Stadier
Bowamn
Nedea
Aeranzel
Adler Airkland
Stewart Sen Woodward
Grayson Veinatein Ben
Veinntein
Twa
Wits
Variery Hbeger
Hyame
Ay Henney
Branzell du Southern
Mulroo If
Pogh
Holbruner
Hughea
Viatz Cf
Callow
Braty
Kehl
Wagner
Flynn
Deli Motoy
Ostatthson
Dailey
Kilroy Rt Munch
Car Department
Dalley Hugh
Hughes
Smithson Kilroy
Munch
Jhit—Piatt
Bell Pugh
Smithson
Platz Dalley
Highes
Balk
Mr “Handiboe
Marines Spd
Gaross
U Breth Abhoa el Ninth
Burriere
Ol Howall
Hutch
Ij Rountree
Culligan Tb
lGlvanned
Noyes Ax
Ol Maxwell
Tipton el
OlMerris Sa
Seabright Jt
Madigan If
Mnore
OiKerper Re
Zepp
Heer
OlSparka Cf
Noes Rountrea
Maxwell Harris Vadigen
Leth
Balla
Bishoff
von Herbules
Giyannett
Rountree Culligan
Tipton Seabright
Tipton
Harrig
Rountree
Howell Mit
Bisbott
Herbudes
Palie
Mr Fanshaw
Buffalo Bucks Beat Tinkers In Laconic Baseball Tilt
Buffalo 5 Chicago 4 in a game featuring Delahanty Krapp and Lange. Stated line scores show reaching 34 to 29 in favor of Buffalo with late scoring setting the final margin. Umpires Kane and Goschel officiated as Lange pitched seven strong innings before Krapp closed.
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Burstato Abhoalr Chicago Abhorte
Hanford Cf
Flack If
Agler
Olzeider Bo
London
Die Ms
Brhlaty
OlHeck
Hoonla Cf
O Zwilling Cf
Delahanty
Wickland, Tt
Downey
Farrell
Blals
Wilpon
Krapp
Lange
Anderson
Stanley
Fisk
Chicago
Buffalo
Tog
Rune—Hanford
Agier Delahanty
Ander
Finck Zeidel
Tinker
Stanley Tiwo-baas
Rite—Flack
Zwilling Delahanty
Bonnin
Hy Lange
Filck
Balla
Langa
Blair Jie Agler
Hite
Ott Lange
Ionloga
I Fink
Ayres Wins Dramatic No Hit Thriller Over Scott
In a remarkable nine inning duel at Georgia Avenue field, Doc Ayres of the Nationals Youth defeated Jim Scott of the White Sox in a two team battle that stretched into the tenth. Gandil sparked the decisive run with a single and Shanks followed with a two base hit, delivering the game winner as Ayres bowled nine innings of near perfection and endured a late scare in the tenth.
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Jim Scott
White Sox
Doc” Ayres
Nationals
Georgia Avenue Field
Scott
Gandal
Howard Shanks
Ayers
Gandil
Blackwell
Shanks
Blackburn
Foster
Milan
McBride
Henry
Griffith
Areérs
Morgan
Neers
Chicago Abr
Hersosr O AE Demmitt
Herger
Chase
Oo Collins If
Fadia
Alcock
Blackburs
Oi Schalk
Chicago
Nationale
Chase Tuo
Shanke
Gandl
Messr. Dinsen
Connolly Tima
Engel and Cicotte Favored To Pitch In Today's Game
Engle and Cicotte expected to start for the series finale with the Sox. Cicotte has been assigned by Manager Callahan for a tough test against the Nationals. Griffith backs a confident youngster as Angel grapples with form and milk bottle twitrer. Milan and Demmitt feature in sharp fielding plays, Bodie and Henry supply hard hitting, and Milan turns two crucial plays. The description notes the extra inning win and a near home run that would have sent the ball over the fence if not for the rules.
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Brilant
Jim Scott
Doc Ayres
Richmond
Chase
Bodie
Alcock
Morgans
Blackburn
McBride
Wyatt Yancey Ares
Demmitt
Milan
Demmitts
Starle
Milliken
Joe Engel
Sox
Cicotte
Callahan
Angel Griffith
Clicotte
Nationals
Lannin Becomes Sole Owner of Boston Club After Sale
Boston gains sole ownership by I J Lannin of New York as Gen Charles H Taylor and John I Taylor sell holdings. The Fenway Realty Trust remains with Gen Taylor. Pittsburgh beats Kansas City 6 to 2 at home, with details of lineups, pitching, and scoring.
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Boston
Mass
I J Lannin
New York
B& B Johnson
Lannin
Charles H Taylor
John I Taylor
Gen Taylor
Fenway Realty Trust
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Taylors
James J McAleer
Lann
Philadelphia tops Cleveland in thirteen inning pitching duel
In Philadelphia May 4 Plank and Hagerman dueled to a 1 to 0 finish after thirteen innings as Achang scored on a bases on balls and Hagerman wild throw. Oldring robbed Lajoie of a home run and many sharp plays highlighted a standout defense. Only 43 batters faced Plank in the marathon, while Baker and Olson contributed extra base hits and stellar fielding for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Plank
Hagerman
Cleveland
Achang
Bally
Oldring
Lajole
Olson
Elever
Phila
DiLarp BO
Sehang
al Beg
Cleveland Poogodvod
Food Philadephia
Tuo
Baker
Johnston
Caritch
Olson Collins
McInner
Banen
Balle
Af Plank
Errere
Messrs
Ftoughshin
Hildebrand
Red Sox Rally Beats St Louis 4 2 in Boston Win
Leonard held St Louis to four scattered hits as Boston won 4 2. Gardner boosted the offense with a two base hit and a three base hit while Hamilton worked through seven innings before relief. Enble infield out and timely hits powered the Boston attack. Walker and Engle contributed infield and outfield plays.
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Boston Way
Leonard
St Louis
Boston
Ito
Hamlton
Gardner
Engle
Rhoden
Mooper
Howard
Yerkes
Frau
Lewin If
Willams
Speaker
Obe Walker
Seer Es Porto C
Walker
Ol Gardner
Sere Do Dona Omelet
Istarrigan
Fieonard
Jenkins
Hemilton P
Wallacet
Rodaoa
Hamilton
Boston Arpodgaad
Walker Fngle
Shatlea
Willama
Wares Willer
Yerker
Em Ervors
Huston
Kcaumgardner
Aspiros
Momragan and Craws
Gsme
Baltimore Wins 9-6 Over Indianapolis In Baseball Game
Baltimore defeats Indianapolis 9 to 6 as May 14 scores roll in. Meier Simmons Welsh and Jack hit for Baltimore while Quinn Wilhelm and Katserling work mound duties for Indianapolis in a game full of errors and late scoring.
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Indianapolis
Ecore Baltimore
Yodnapolis
Doslan
Scheer
OlRariden
Quinn
oMutin
Ono Wilhelm
O'Kasserling
Harter Po
Rousch
Alamrling
Od Ooll
Meier Simmons
Welsh
Poolan
Jack Iitsch
Wilhelm Campbell Kaart
Scheer Twosbase
Saerifee
Swacia
Knabe
taear—Weyer
Walsh Kauff
Dalle
Wilhelm
Katserting
Harter
Plisker
Katserilog Simvapog
Jsatserling
Haliimere
Indianapolis & Flist
Tennis Card at Chevy Chase Club Summary
Women doubles include Mrs Carlisle and Miss Pendleton versus Mrs Sullivan and Miss Meredith at 10 30. Singles feature Pendleton challenging Mias Haker at 8.30? Mixed doubles match sees Mrs Sullivan and Wallace Johnson against Misa Baker and H E Doyle at 5 30.
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Chevy Chase Club
Mrs. Carlisle
Miss Pendleton
Sullivan
Mias Meredith
Mias Pendleton
Mian Haker
Titteholder
Ofelock
Mrs. Sullivan
Wallace Johnson
Misa Baker
H. E. Doyle
Philadelphia Wins 14-Inning Thriller Over St Louis 5-8
In a 14 inning marathon Philadelphia beat St Louis 9 to 8 as Cravath starts a late rally with a May Be n, Becker singles, and Killifer provides the decisive hit. Perritt pitched long for St Louis while Mayer labored for Philly, with Magee and Cravath delivering key blows late.
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Becker
Byrne
Killifer
Philadelphia
Lt Lon
Phila
St Louis
AW Winge
Cimveth
Wilcon c
TaiSnyder_ c
Killifor Cog T Meeck Dbo
Mayer
Ino
Devore
Averitt
Oecheer
Od Yu
Mert
Alexandr
Robison
Cathert
Igasaz
Totatx Ra Gang
Perritt
Beck
Iinth Philadelph
Imes
Lobert
Magee
Cravsib Hecker
Gema
Wilson
Bees
Winson
Magee Beck Cravath
Luderas
Baeet
St Loula
Philadaphis
OM Perritt
Quidiger
Alexander
Robinson
Tyrone
Vaughn Invincible In Chicago Win Over Brooklyn
Vaughn led Chicago to a 12 run victory over Brooklyn 25 to 12 as Invincible ball held Brooklyn to one hit. Leach Zimmerman and Good contributed two base hits, with Leach driving in runs and Vaughn drawing walks. Ragon limited Brooklyn batters while Soler and Daubert added offensive support in a high scoring affair.
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Vaughn
Brooklyn
Egan Ss
JlCorrden
McArty
Ragon
Leach Zimmerman
Ragon Cortlden
Uases
Bravklse
Op Balla
Ay Vaughn
Messie Rigler
Emstie
GS Manutes
Giants Beat Pirates 4 3 In Season Opener At Pittsburgh
New York defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in the opener as the Giants out hit the Pirates 2 to 1. Meyers, Mitchell and Wilson had two-base hits. Demaree pitched steadily, with Adams taking the loss.
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New York
Reacher
Kelly
Grant
Michell
Demares
Sanderm
Hyatt Toon A
Ren
Gibson
Adama
Buse
Bedeher
Gran Meyers_Vicx
Mitchell Wilsor
Meyer Tiree
Ihson Mithhall
Pietcher
Bescher
Hzsa
Pittshire
Demaree
Adams
Pley— Fletcher
Merkle
Merare Wem
Hart
Reds Beat Braves In Second Game In Cincinnati
Cincinnati outplayed Boston to take the second game of the series in Cincinnati Ohio. Highlights include Moron Grroh Mersane and Von Holmitz with key hits and Benton and Davenport stifling pitching. Umpires were Mesars Quigley and Eason. time of game two hours.
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Collizs
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Onleunif
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Daal
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Oston
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Cineionatt Toozi
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Mersane Vunholmitz
le ‘Hoff
Gentoo
Denver
Ion Viotage
Meranyii
Brooklyn Feds Open With 4 1 Victory Over St Louis
Brooklyn defeats St Louis 4 to 1 in an opening game, with Cooper of Brooklyn and Hofman among standout performers. The box score shows runs, hits, and errors across both teams, noting Seaton and Willett pitched for Brooklyn and St Louis respectively, in a 1 hour 4% minute International League contest.
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St Louis
Hogaz! St Lous Arhore Cooper
Bridwell
Myers
OlBowcher
Olommars Rf
Hofman
Murphy
O'Drave
Western
Mier
Gagnfer Ss
Muthen Ah
Lend
di Hartley
Seaton Po
Tolan
Toals al Awat
RAN
Axe
St Louis Boon
Gagnier Willett
Drake
Evans
St. Louis
Seaton
Willett
Trophes
Messrs
Brennan and
McCormick
Johnson Wins Challenger Title in Open Tennis Event
Wallace Johnson of Philadelphia defeats H Buller of New York in straight sets 6 4 6 4 8 6 to claim the men's singles title at the Chevy Chase annual open, in a match noted for pace, few errors, and aggressive net play. Doyle and Hazkett win doubles, Pendleton and Wilcox reach mixed finals, while Johnson advances in other rounds amid a day of high quality tennis.
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Philadelphia
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New York
Johnson
Washington
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Buil
Bull
Doyle Feults
John
Petal Potnte
R Pelashia
E Dole
Doyle
Hazkett
H E
Dovie
Ciis
Mr¢ Sullivan
Richmond
Misa Pendleton
Cincinnati
W Wilcox
Wa1ard Jahanen
Hacker
Sillitran
Richmond Va
Mies
Meredith Washington
Nurs
Laughlisa
Miss Lippitt
Vrs
Carlisse Weshinger
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Priven
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Gould Lincoln
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Col Hardings
M Chesley
Herbert Shannon Simmons
Turrey
PS Taylor
D Fuller
J Dahert
S Fentead
Gréene
Cetaut
Cetaut Md—F Sinmong
EE Terey
L Lewis
AM Chesley
E & Babbitt
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