Decision to Howard in bout at Ardmore
A bout at Ardmore Club last night matched Silent Howard against Charlie Collins of Columbia Pa. Collins substituted late for Eddie Bratton. After a fast start Howard dominated late, winning in the ninth when Collins retired with a hurt hand. Langford stopped Kid Greek in the semi wind up, and Kelly defeated Greek in the earlier action.
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Ardmore
Howard
Charlie Collina
Columbia
Eddie Bratton
Washington
Cal Rut Howard
Whwl
Collins
New York
Karl Herz
Riig City
Sam Langford
Baltimore
College nine’s triple bill set for tomorrow
Three college baseball games are scheduled for tomorrow. Montana? Marsland visits Georgetown while Catholic University meets Navy in Minneapolis and Rock Hill plays Maryland Aggies on the late field. Georgetown’s next home game is the Tast home game, with Gallaudet providing the final nerd on May 38 and the Hip roppers have one out of town contract to Putfill.
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Wealarn Marsland
Georgetown
Catholic University
Navy
Aneapolis
Rock HH
Maryland Aggies
Latteraieid
Sporgetown
Gallaudet
Reach finals at golf tournament held by heavy race club
The women’s golf final rounds were decided Friday with Oliver defeating Peasy, McCammon defeating Newell, Jackson defeating them crew and Daltell defeating Viator. May 17 saw pitcher Renny Swatt begin a campaign for the Pacific Coast Lease cup, returning to Detroit Amervan.
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Rolf
Hevy Haseclub
genti+ nnals
Vederiay Ag
Mra Olwer
Mrs. Peasy
Mick McCammon
Mire Newell
Curt Wire Jackson
Min
Mrs Daltell
Renny Swatt
San Francisco
Pacifc Coast Lease
Amer
Bray Bassball Manager Dead At Seventeen Years
Bray, a longtime manager in the Venlotrast League, died of pneumonia at 77 after years guiding his team. Thousands of fans mourned the loss of a beloved baseball figure whose leadership shaped the league.
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Tosngelead
Wailave
J. Bray
Bierti
Ilapitiy Tlugan
Holy Name Tossers to Begin Work-Outs
Holy Name Society of the Holy Name Church forms a parish baseball team for the Holy Name Society League. Officers elected include William A. Lusbs president and Rev. Andrew J. Carey treasurer. Initial practice tomorrow at 5:20 p.m. at Fifth Street and Florida Avenue Northeast.
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Holy Name Society of the
Holy Name Church
Holy Name Society League
Willam A. Lusbs
William F. Rabbit
Andrew J. Carey
John D
Pop
Business and Tech Meet In Key High School Baseball Showdown
A decisive game in the race for the league title unfolds at American League park at 3 30 today. Business remains undefeated in the series and Blundon will oppose Tech’s Stowers or Hurd, as Tech aims to prove it is the premier nine despite a season-opening loss to Central.
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Business
Tech
Central
Blundon
Trump
Stowers
Hurd
Jury for baseball pools cases questioned in Chicago
Four men arrested on promoting baseball pools were granted jury trials as Harman Schuettier said a test case would determine if the pools violate city gambling ordinances. Other notes include players moving between teams in Pittsburgh and Springfield and Harvard naming a new base ball coach for the Crimson.
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Chicago
Harman Schuettier
Unclear Southern Association Standings Noted
Fragmented odds and team results appear for the Southern Association and Virginia League including New Orleans, Birmingham, Mobile, Chattanooga, Rocky Mount, Suffolk, Newport News, Portsmouth, Norfolk and unclear spellings Meinotte Raabrille Leteraburg.
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Alinta
New Orleans
Meinotte
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Virginia League
Rocky Mount
Suffolk
Leteraburg
Newport News
Portsmouth
Norfol
Close to finals in Chevy Chase tennis event
In the Chevy Chase Club tournament men’s singles semifinals near, with H H Bundy vs Rol Doyle in one bracket and Connie Doyle against A J Gore in the other. Doubles saw Doyle brothers advancing, with Moorehead and Wilcox winning in a three-setter, and mixed doubles due to Pell and Bull’s delay until tomorrow.
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Chevy Chase Club
H. H. Bundy
Rol Doyle
Connie Doyle
A. J. Gore
T. BR. Pell
Charlies M. Bull
New York
Sweek
Bull
Dennis ‘Doyle
Gore
Bundy
Wallace Johnsdéhvner
Wallace Johnson
Philadelphia
Jin
Doyle Brothers
Moorehead
Wilcox
Hackett
Scott
Karrick
Chew
Irving Wright
Boston
Hoh. Bendy
L. I. Doyle
J Barber
Hillyer
McClean
Gates
É—A. A. J. Gore
C. Brown
C. B. Doyle
Millyer
Gould
McKnew
Watking
Jones
Partner
Barber
Doyle
Eincola
Carline
Gordes
Moore
Te Motta
Armstrong
Lewis
Fuller
Watkins
W. de Motte
A. ¥. Leech, Jr
A. Meade
A. Miller
A. Benton
Bya. BE. W. Donn, Jr
F. Simmona
Meade
de Motte
Dmine A. Morrison
Mira FB. Bryan
H. F. Bundys
H. B. Doyle
Mre
Wreth Va
Misa Baker
Misa Moore
Misa Morrison
Misa Fife
Mra
Wreth
Mixa Baker
Baseball Box Score Fragments From Rochester Buffalo and Toronto
Partial box score style report listing players, positions, and inning runs for Rochester, Buffalo, and Toronto games. Includes batting totals, errors, pitchers, and umpire, with scattered abbreviations and unclear lines.
Yesterday's Results And Today’s Basketball Schedule
Yesterday results show Philadelphia beating Chicago and Brooklyn defeating St Louis. Today Baltimore plays Chicago while Newark faces Pittsburgh and Brooklyn meets Kansas City.
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Pittsb'zl
Resolilia Ae Ou
Newark
St. Louie
Colcsgo
Baltimore
Kan
City
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Louis
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Gr’ds
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Kansas City
Washington
St. Latin
Boston
Cleveland
Petrolt
Baftnio
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Johnson Lifts Nationals In Pinch Hit Wins 3-2
In a tight Sportsmans Park game Walter Johnson pitched effectively as the Washington Nationals beat the St. Louis Browns 3 to 2. Connolly fueled the offense with three safe hits and scored twice, while Johnson finished strong, fanning Howard to end the contest.
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Johnson
Nationals
Stanley T. Milliken
St. Louis
Walter Johnson
Sportsmans Park
Browns
Howard
Young Connally
Griffith
Loudermilk
Connolly
Browns Rally But Fall Short In Fourteen Innings
The Browns and Griffmen traded tense innings as Bor struggled, Walker hit a pivotal triple in the fourth, and Gandit's error produced the first run. Browns rallied with two more in the eighth when Johnson faltered, but the late surge fell short. Austin contributed as a pinch hitter?
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Branch Rickey
Krownies
John Bor
Walker
Gandit
Browns
Johnson
Shotten
E. Walker
Austin
Work of Connolly A Feature in Three of Seven Hits
The article details Connolly and teammates in a tense baseball game. It notes Pratt and Leary contributing, Johnson dominating strikeouts, and Moeller, Milan, Gandil, Lavan, and Kauffman making key plays. Manager Griffith plans Bert Gallia to pitch next.
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Ab.r
Secerres OS
Louis
Shotren
Pratt
Kauffman
Wittaras
Serereid
Taran
Wallace
Severy
Lawdermilk
Crree
H. Walker
Perryman
Washington
St. Luis
Walker
Lanis
Tavau
Kaufman
Johnson
Morgan
Gandil
West
Ti Re
Laura
Milan
Leary
Austin
C. Walker
Browns
Loudermilk
Cincinnati
Louisville
American Association
Connelly
Moeller
Foster
Lavan
Connolly
Ainsmith
Severeld
McBride
Connolly l
Griffith
Bert Gallia
White Sox Beat Phillies 6-2 Behind Scott Strong Hit
Jim Scott held Philadelphia to one hit as Chicago bunched hits off Pennock and Davis to win 6-2. Offense featured E Collins and Fournier with two hits apiece for Philadelphia, while Chicago's lineup delivered timely run production and solid defense through six innings.
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Chicago
Jim Scott
Phila-delphia
Lajoie
Pannock
Phila
E.murphy
ZiFonwater St. Ae
Collin
Af Weaver
Schalk
Chang
P NeConnel
Poseler
Davis
Parladelphie
B. Murphy
Stunt
Felech
Roth
E. Collins
Fournier
Ettore—Strunk
Kopf
M. Colling
Sable
Barry
Rons
Om Pennock
Scott
Bressler
Colina
Rcott
Weaver
Brlet
Baree
Philadelphia
Errora
Philadelphie
Balis
Pennock
Davia
Moasie
Chill and
Connelly
Library Bureau Stuns Interior Printers in Tight Baseball Showdown
In a mixed newspapers-style recap, Library Bureau defeats Interior Printers 32 to 27 with strong hitting from Stringer Conover and Runer. Bowes and Ferguson lead on the mound for Library Bureau while Sweeney and Bennett pace Interior Printers with key runs. The game spans 1 hour 45 minutes, featuring several errors, stolen bases, and a decisive seventh inning push by Library Bureau.
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Abria Peldman
Mikay
O Conover
Stringer
Bowes
Willams
Sweenes
Bennett
Finnie
Fane
Gonover
Aivay
Cullinan
Govannett
Runer
Arrors
Stringer Ear
Kuen
Jubley
Githgens
Wittens
Ferguson
Sherer
Sweeney
Willdivans
Orm
Bennette
olDunre
Willame
GiUkirk
Williama
Hennett
Strick
Wsaliwin
Williams
Hp Sweeney
Mes
Grey
Mit—Thornberg
Mtolen
Tausill
Conover
Raver
Ty Sweeney
de Willams
Wiliams
Suess
Hampier
Th. Hull
Mara
MaDon'h
Rf. Weary
Gorton
Pawel
Rorhe
Donough
Lal
Mr. Shurtles
General Office A M L League Notes at Union Station
A game report lists players and actions including Thompson, Platz, Anderson, Snyder, Jarvis, and Miller. Base actions feature hits, strikes, outs, and stolen bases with citations of pitchers Johnson and Jotn, umpire George W. Keefe. Time of game showed 1 hour 35 minutes. A boxing show at Fort Myer, originally for tonight, has been postponed to Friday with exhibition bouts planned in multiple classes.
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al Drittery
ABHOA
Spaulding
Waton
Rieton
Harvey
Likwa
Carrivo
Rhineh
Melletts
Ebert
Wernstein
Steubens
Spaniding
Varella
Carrico
Toobi
Blair
Hausenstab
Bei
Sperth
Coulter
Histon
Baavenstad
Rhinehart
Stephens
Balle
Haesenstab
Toohill
Vernstein
Hiss
Haasenstab
Hasaenstab
Toohttt
Bane
Hagvenstab
Riston
Coogle
Frill
Powkte Plars
Spawlding
Ry Bhert
Toohll
Coogie
Jaenchke
R. R
Gen
Aen
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Abtio
Warthen
Anderaon
Odarby
Tburder
OlMiller
Sidarvia
Korman
Union Station
Amr
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Bell
Urdy
Spaon
Anderson
Snyder
Johnson
Erre Blecher
F. Thotmpaon
Arby
Jarvis
A. Hirat
O. Thompson
Jotuwon
Thompson
Jotn
Non
F. Thompson
Tdegnan
Platz
Miller
Jarvie
J. Wid
Degden
Omipire
George W. Keefe
Fort Myer
Joe Bateman
Holy Name and Gibraltar Win Narrowly in Rosedale League Game
Holy Name battled Gibraltar in a tight Rosedale League contest. Hallenger Miller and Follard led Holy Name with key hits while Verba and McGuire contributed on offense. Niland and Ballenger sparked defense with notable plays. Final totals showed balanced scoring and multiple errors, reflecting a closely fought early-season matchup.
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Rosedale
Gibraltar
Milier
OlGorswin
R.foltinra
Pananeil
T.folliard
Tatcarren
McGuire
Barbagilto
Urban
Mulvey
BEL
Ballenger
Holy Name
Hallenger
Miller
Follard
Errore
Niland
Goodwin
Hallenges
Nops
Hurrel
Hallecger
Verba
Uallevger
Neehout
Farley
Ball
Felliard
Aalk—Ballenger
Unie
Pire
Mr. Myers
Homers Tell Story In Phillies Victory
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 10 to 3 as Cravath drives in two with a homer and two runners, Becker and Niknoff homer with none on, Dolan adds a homer for St Louis with three doubles and a single in late innings. Pugsing, Altancroft, Back, Byrne, Dolan, Bechor, Miller, Cravath, Nicholl, Wilson, Snyder, Perdue and Mayer feature in a high scoring baseball recap with notable hits and errors.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cravath
Wile Niknoff
Becker
Dolan
al Phila
ABITO
Pugsing
Altancroft
Byrne, Ab
O Bechor
G Miller
Re Long
Pankert
Wilson
UO Nicholl
Butler
Welser
Reo Snyder
Whiskers
Perdue
n’Mayer
Lou Griner
Taotala
Faula
Delan
Miller
Snider
Bancraft
Byrne
Nichol
Krore
Fejer
Hancroft
Mitter
Snyder
Weber
Uerker
Niehoff
Hage
Louis
Bucrance
Hecker
Pases
Tavis
Sir Denis
A. Hite
OM Perdue
Geriner
Innin
Hs Perdue
Gmner
Mayer
Kyron
Orth
Sime
Baltofeds Lose In Ten Innings in Chicago
Chicago wins 5 to 4 in ten innings as Hanford delivers a tenth inning single to tie and win. Meyers had given Baltimore a lead in the visitors’ half before Chicago’s late rally. Batteries were Bender and Jacklitach for Baltimore and McConnell and Wilgon for Chicago.
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Baltofeds
Chicago
Hanford
Innins
Baltimore
Meyer
R. BE
Bender
Jacklitach
McConnell
Wilgon
Brooklyn Triumphs 7 Kansas City 5 in Wichita Showdown
In Kansas City on May 17 a bright display of hitting and base running led Brooklyn to a 7 to 5 victory over Kansas City. Johnson Packard Cullop and Brown starred for Brooklyn as the side built a decisive lead with timely hitting and sharp fielding.
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Kansas City
Brooklyn
Johnson
Land 25 Mines 7 Home Club League Hand
Box score style summary of a baseball game with players Land Mines and Home Club League. Includes lineups, runs, hits, errors, fielding, and umpires. Mentions locations Houston Fort Worth San Antonio and team names such as Dorel Wilcox Hansen Merritt Lakeman Barbour Crumbough Gallet. Time of game listed and weather-like notes.
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Mannek
Wood
Gailiett
Crombaugh
Cefingwell
Barbour
Herors
Dover
Hansen
Feloney
Munork
Gallet
Lefingwell
Burour
Barriss
Offiniliett
Burriss
Leffingwell
Gall
Georgetown Football Practice Opens With 35 Candidates
Thirty five candidates joined a light workout on Georgetown field yesterday afternoon led by Physical Director John O'Reilly. Albert A. Exendine, the head coach for next fall, called the session. The 1914 line members attended, with John Petruts aiding in blocking and starting. Whetlly drilled linemen on speed and starts. graduate manager Whatley coached ends and backs on receiving and passing the forward pass. Captain Barron participated, expressing optimism about the team’s prospects for the coming season. Practice continues as listed above for about four hours.
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Geogetown Field
John O’reilly
Albert A. Exendine
Hoge
John Petruts
Mahtum
Crowe
Giomette
Daly
Virginia Football Club Elects Officers for Next Year
The Virginia football club held its final meeting of the session in Charlottesville, naming Harrin W. Coleman president, Norborne Berkeley vice president, James White secretary, and George Wayne Anderson treasurer. Plans aim to have many players back by September 1, with early arrivals quartered near Lambeth field to practice and train together. brief remarks were given by Head Coach Warner, Sir William Tambeth, and captain Mayer. Mayer is expected to return, and he last season scored more touchdowns than any other player in the nation.
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Washington
Charlottesville
Virginia Football Club
Harrin W. Coleman
Stamford
Norborne Berkeley
Danville
James White
Memphis, Tenn
George Wayne Anderson
Richmond
Lambeth Field
Warner
Wiliam A. Tambeth
Erxliron
Maver
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