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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1914

Page

13

Solon Golf Teams Named for Tomorrow Match

The Solon golf squad announced its lineup for the upcoming match with Gorman of New York and John J. Fite of New York among others. The event features a permanent over property House and Senate representation with players including New York’s WooRtheeshy and Senator Ilenes Bobfallis. Other participants span several states, listing scores from cities such as Columbus Kansas City St Paul Indianapolis Louisville Milwaukee Cleveland Minneapolis.

Gorman New York John J. Fite New Dk Senate Mart York House Senate Columbus Kansas City St Paul Indianapolis Louisside Milwauhee Cleveland Minneapolis

Naps Rivalry Drives Griffith to Tweak Pitching Plans

Manager Griffith maps strategy against the Nationals with Doc Ayres as the likely starter while Joe Birmingham's Naps seek a creditable start. Boehling, Williams, Hagerman, and Mitchell loom as key rotation options as Montreal reports Paul Smith thriving in the International League.

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Federals edge Andrews in Washington invasion fray by one run

Baltimore Federals beat Andrews 7 to 6 in an exhibition game at Fifteenth and H streets NE. The report lists players such as Knabe, Walter, Duncan, Green, Roberts, Downey and Finneran on the mound and at bat, with numerous hits, errors, and stolen bases noted along a 1 hour 35 minute contest.

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Racing Entries Report From Today’s Card

The program lists six races with detailed entries for each, including horse names, ages, and weights. Notable entries include Mya Pell, Archery, Nash, Marian Goosby, and Christophina among others, with purses and conditions noted for maidens and two year olds. Weather is clear and the track is fast.

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Racehorse lineup features Pimlico entries and Louisville listed

A dense list of horse names and connections appears, including Ide Clara Hiker Land Bank Joe Knight Belray Golden Castle Hivebeard Province Feather Duster Bryndor Belmont entry Exton Lohengrin Galaxy Lady Lightning Belmont entry Warlock Spearhead Sir Caledore Netmaker The Parson Bayberry Candia Nash Lady Moonet Cloth of Gold Gainsborough Marlon Goosby Christophing Blots and Saddie Korihage Lenore Best tb and Tucker Katherine G Roadmaster Wilhite Strong Gon Marchmont Galdepest Boachim.

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Phillies Win After 13 Inning Battle With Chicago

Philadelphia defeats Chicago 7 to 1 in thirteen innings after a tense extra frame. Key plays include Luderus scoring on Lanori's sacrifice, Magee's single bringing in Lana, and late scoring by Lobert and Becker to seal the game. Chicago attackers are listed with Williams, Mayer, and Gorriden among those noted.

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Reds Defeat Giants In Cincinnati Narrows Park Crowd

Cincinnati May 17 The Jocals outbatted and outfielded the Giants in front of the season’s largest crowd, winning despite New York’s costly errors. Fromme pitched seven innings for the Giants, while Cincinnati players Bescher Markle and Hoblit zhit home runs and drove in runs.

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Home Runs Edge Pirates for Chicago Victory

May 27 Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 3 as Beck and Tinker hit home runs. Chicago fielded well while Pittsburgh struggled on the bases. Pitching saw Knetzer laboring early, with Beck and Tinker delivering the decisive long balls in a tight game that lasted about one hour and forty minutes.

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Cardinals Win Game as Aitchison Shines in 6-2 Victory

St Louis defeats Brooklyn 6 to 2 behind wild pitching from Aitchison and heavy hitting. Key players include Huggins, Cathar, Butler, and Daubert with multiple runs driven in. Umpires Klein and Hart called the exhibition contest after a 1 hour 30 minute game.

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Sees Trouble for Athletics and Pirates in the Race

Yankee manager notes Detroit Tigers look stronger than expected, cites Jennings recruits Burns and Kavanaugh, Cobb and Crawford fueling Athletics, and warns Pittsburgh Pirates may threaten the East. Giants' Clarke leads veteran Pirates. Western clubs weak, Chicago and Boston challenged. Eastern invasion will decide pennant chances. race tight over next weeks.

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Long Shots at Longchamp In Sunshine Throngs Attend Spring Meet

The first major spring racing meeting at Longchamp drew vast fashionable crowds under brilliant sunshine with royal and diplomatic presence. In the colts pool of 100,000 francs, Lise man captured the top prize at 1 to 0. Baron de Rothschild's Diavolezza won the Milles pool of 7,000 francs, with Porte Close second and Maestria third. Durbar and Mont d’Or were unplaced, while Rozanna and Ardee failed to place in other divisions. International League standings note Baltimore leading 1 1, Montreal 2.

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