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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1921

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17

Tigers Beat Nationals in Slugging Showdown

Detroit defeats Washington 17 to 2 as Tigers' hitters pound three Nationals pitchers. Shaw starts, then Schacht and Courtney struggle. Cobb, Shorten, Jones, and Hellman power Detroit while Middleton, Brower, and Harris aid Washington's onslaught. Tony Brottem debuts for the Tigers.

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Yanks Strengthen Hold On Top Rung In Cleveland Loss

Cleveland loses 8 to 3 as New York pitchers blunt the Indians in a game marked by Mays return after last August tragedy. Ruth Pipp and Meusel pace the Yankee attack while Cleveland angles for offensive sparks from Roth and Speaker in a tense afternoon in May.

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Faber Checks Rally and Sox Win 5 to 4

Urban Faber relieved Kerr to halt Philadelphia as Chicago rallied for a 5 to 4 victory. Kerr lasted 6 13 innings, Faber 2 2/3, with key hits by Perkins and Strunk and defensive plays shaping the late innings.

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Long hitting on baseball and pennant race effects

Sports writer argues long distance hitting splits teams and may tilt pennants. He notes Giants, Dodgers games show slugging against steady baseball, urging balanced hitting and smart baserunning over pure power.

Braves Slug Vaughn To Down Chicago 7 to 1

Boston defeats Chicago 7 to 1 as Vaughn allows 12 hits over 8 of the game. Holke and Ford star with the bat and Nixon makes key plays including a double play. Bart Barber and Grimes contribute in the Boston lineup while Chicago miscues help seal the victory.

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Maryland U Nine Shuts Out Delaware in misty game

Maryland catcher Seke Bailey tripled in the inning and scored on Groves single to edge Delaware 1 to 0. Keene pitched well for Maryland allowing one hit. Collins and Ramsey delivered solid relief for Delaware in a pitcher’s duel on a damp afternoon at College Park.

College Park Seke" Bailey Husky University of Maryland Delaware College Groves Maryland Keene Newark Collins Ramsey Delaware Wilson Elseman Donohea If Semler McDonala Pallock Balley Moranif Burroughs

Martinsburg Opens Blue Ridge Season With 21 0 Win

Martinsburg defeats Chambersburg 21 to 0 in the sixth annual Blue Ridge league opener held in Martinsburg W Va. A crowd of about 3000 watched the game highlighted by the strong hitting of Rewlings a Washington boy.

Martinsburg W. Va Chambersburg Rewlings Washington

Major League Statistics AMERICAN LEAGUE YESTERDAY’S RESULTS

Yesterday results for the American League show scores and standings with teams such as New York Cleveland Philadelphia and others. The brief table lists wins, losses, and winning percentages for clubs as reported.

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Giants Take Third Game From Reds 7 to 4

New York Nationals win third straight over Cincinnati 7 to 4. Giants rally after Reds score four in the first half of the fifth, knocking out Coombe in the second half and tallying five runs on six hits. Frisch Young and Snyter among multiple hitters in the victory.

Wythe Tigers Stan Bush Cobb Hellman Tinter Rice Tuic Jones Bassler Middleton Ee Brower Lewis Harris Young Tigers Bacon Bosh Harris Cobb Giants Brooklyn Lam Robby Dodgers New York New York Nationals Cincinnati Toney Coombe Bolme Barna Bressler I Ui Bancroft Housch Frisch Duncan O Snyder Napier Torny Brown Rogge Ryan Hargrave Teeny Snyter Bohne Lee Crane Coumbere Rousch Fonesca Roush See Burns Housh Rapp Kelly Cinemnati Power Goumbe O ® Toney Gombe Conmbe Loaing Pitck

Schaefer Claims World 18.2 Ball Line Record In 400 Point Run

San Francisco May 16 Jake Schaefer of San Francisco set what was claimed as a world 18.2 billiard record by scoring 400 points in three innings against Belgian champion Edouard Horemanns. Horemanns had 111 points in two innings. Schaefer’s run included 326 points in the first inning and 76 in the second, with 4 points finishing the third. The 1,000-point match total stands Schaefer 3,600 Horemanns 2,191.

San Francisco Calif Jake Schaefer Edouard Horemanns Schaefer Los Horemanns

Lenglen and Brugnon Capture Mixed Doubles Title in Paris

French tennis star Mlle Suzanne Lenglen and her partner J Brugnon won the mixed doubles championship of France in Paris. They defeated Mme Billout and M Decusta 6 4, 6 1 in the final. Mme Golding won the women's singles title defeating Mme Binout 6 2, 6 2.

Mlle Lenglen Paris Suzanne Lenglen J. Brugnon France Mme. Billout M. Decusta Mme Golding Mme. Binout

Wilson Chip Title Fight Signed for Detroit Bout

Boston May 16 Johnny Wilson middleweight title holder will fight Joe Chip in Detroit on May 25. The agreement was announced by Wilson's manager Martin Killilea.

Boston Johnny Wilson Joe Chip Hero Today Martin Killilea Wilson Detroit Eijllea

Phillies blank Pirates in extra innings win

Philadelphia despite Cansey leaving with an arm injury, edged Pittsburgh 1 to 0 as Ring steadied relief. Williams and Pettit added solid defense and timely hits, with Cansey and Hamilton each contributing.

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Robins Fall For Third Straight To Cardinals

St Louis rallied past Brooklyn 4 2 as Doak limited Sunerbas in early innings and Miljus was knocked out in the fourth. Krueger and Hornsby sparked the offense with key hits while Millius lasted three innings.

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American Golfers Prime for Matches at Hoylake

London May 16 American amateur golfers arrived to contest the British championship over Hoylake links. Dr Paul Hunter of California led the day with rounds of 72 each, just one stroke from the amateur record. Jones struggled early, shooting 76 in the morning. The Americans dominated practice with large galleries as England and United States prepare an eight-man team for Saturday foursomes and afternoon match play.

London Hoylake Paul D. Hunter California Hunter Franks Ouimet Bobby Jones Jones Guimet J Wood Platt William J. Fownes, Jr Fred J. Wright Platt Jesse Guilford Charles Evans, Jr England United States

Yankees Acquire Title to New Bronx Field Stadium

New York reports the Navy York American League club formally acquired titles to its new Bronx stadium. The arena, seating 75 000 and costing 2 000 000, will be erected with preliminary work starting immediately. Owners Col Ruppert and Col Huston reportedly paid 620 306 for the site. The Yankees had shared Polo Grounds with the Giants. Owings Nine beat Indiana Beach 8 to 0, Conner earning the win with a strong performance.

New York Navy York American League Baseball Club Bronx Jacob Ruppert T. L Huston Yankees Polo Grounds New York Giants

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