Thrilling Chevy Chase Tourney Battles Set Semifinalists
Henry Litorfield reports a Chevy Chase club golf tournament day with twelve matches decided on the eighteenth green and three going to nineteen holes. Semifinalists include Donald Parson and C H Williams Aronaviink against J Dunphy and Sam Darrell in a tense, wind affected event.
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Henry Litorfield
Chevy Chase
Aight
Donald Parson
C H Williams Aronaviink
J Dunphy
Columbis
Sam Darrell
Eorge
Leon Teranto
Parson
Roland MacKengsle
Umbin Aon
Albert R MacKensle
Williams
Albert MacKensle
Stevinson
Stevingen
Ba Maquarad
Power defeats Mempenny in Yourth Sixteen Hirst round
Round by round results list Greene and Chevy Chase, and many matchups across the Eight, Four, and Sixteen stages. Notable pairings include Columbia’s Smith beating J by default, and DeMoll defeating Columbia 5 and 4, with several 2 and 1 or 3 and 3 outcomes. Tournament names include Washington, Chevy Chase, and Talcott with multiple players advancing or being eliminated.
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Columbia
Burr
al ‘Treinte
Carowel
John Hilaps
Bi P Davidson Ad
Mobix
Bravy Chase
Robineon Tereato
Marvin Thompaon
Chevy Chase
Com Courtney Chevy Chase
Brate I. Taylor
Congressional
Fred Boyle
Horece Green
Seery Chase
Heota Tewls
Clark
Griffith Columns
HE Doyle Columbie
Freeman
Washington
Claude & Watts
Power
Armarauge
Sook Me Cham
Farry Beckburn
Crandall
Jones
Green
Griffith
Freerain
Coles
Holes
Mempenny
Greene
Bom Talcott
Woow Smith
DT “Byer
Calunlte
Vogel
Otto
DeMoll
John H Davidson
L Heep
John McMenamin
Hampton Roids
T Washington
Walt. Welzht Washington
Meynolda Barden
Reval Academy
Bagbert Stead Jreta Chase
J W. Childrens
Smith
Prescott
Vegal
Me Menemin
Derideer
Sted
Wright
Lyon
Brawner
MacKennis
Fosler
Hart
Lynde
Haughey
Axe
Robinson
Courtney
Pyle
Tri
la Mountain
Barr
Binzmeat
Doyle
Lewin
Eqfialt
Peck
Kraus
Coulson
Talcott
de Sitour Derauit Debtoll
Enp
Cutts
Childress
MacKenzie
Taylor Ve Partridge
A de Bure
Herris
Freaman
H W Burr
Amith
Mchynamin
Heap
Cards Heavy Gunners Rout Brooklyn In Five Run Tilt
Brooklyn, May 17 After holding the Cardinals to four hits through six innings Grimes faltered as five hits and a hit batter produced five runs. Brooklyn lost 6 to 3 as St. Louis hitters propelled the visitors to victory. Haines pitched for Brooklyn while Grimes worked for St. Louis in a game marked by errors and timely hitting.
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Brooklyn
Cardinals
Grimes
Smith
Nels
Rocke
oJobmnston
Teporeer
ST Grittare
Ormig
Myersot & 1
Oimccarsea
Aol
Preigeuss
Alsmmith
Totus
Decatur
Clath
Fans Sith
Topacoer
Alnemithe
Haines
Grifith
McGarren
Syee
Grimuan
Mieher
Grbnes
Giants Triumph Over Reds 13 to 6 in May Game
New York Nationals hammered Reds 13 to 6 as Meusel and Kelly homered with two aboard. Roush contributed Cincinnati’s offense with a homer, a double, and a single while Keck struggled, surrendering multiple runs.
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Giants
New York
New York Nationals
Donohue
Keck
Reds
Meusel
Kelly
Roush
Cincinnati
Barnes
Burna
Bancroft
Ak Daubertib
Groh
Harper
Bohne Sb
Keck P
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Racquet Club fence selections join U S fencing team
Eleven of twelve American fencers were named for the U S team to defend the Robert M Thompson trophy against Britain in London July 20 21 and 22 with seven alternates. Captain elect Met Hongycutt and managers O Connor Schoenmacher lead a list including Schoenmaker Breckinridge Lyon and Russell among others.
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Associated Press
New York
London
Centers League of America
Francis W Hongycutt
USA
Selacioud
Barnard O'Connor
Cha
Williams Hits 14th But Quakers Lose
Philadelphia and Chicago met in a May 17 game with one big inning powering Chicago to a 7 4 win. Alexander lasted until the sixth before his control faltered as Philadelphia drew several walks. Notable players include Williams and Hartnett for Chicago and Behan and Alexander as pitchers.
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Williams
Quakers
Philadelphia
Chicago
Alexander
Phillies
Williamuet
Behan
Olgfstocken
Bend
Phildelphia
Rust
Staty Follochar Grantham
Ente Xelteker
William Wrightetone
Henline
halle_Om
Kaufmans
Meadows
of Behan
Strick
Ty Alerender
Ty Kaufmann
Deban
Meadors
James
Beban
Jim
Innigga
Rattmenn
Xippe Balk
Kaufmann
Alexandér
Old Dick Rudolph Tops Pirates 1 0 In Pitchers Duel
Dick Rudolph pitched Boston to a 1 0 win over Pittsburgh in his first start of the year and first complete game in four years. The decisive run came after Boeckel singled and scored when McInnis hit a single, with a fielding misplay on a Felixe grounder allowing Boeckel to score.
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Dick Rudolph
Pirates
Boston
Pittsburgh
Boeckel
McInnis
Traynor
Felixe
iRostin Brideges
Allan
Ol Boeckelsb
Boston Baobs
Tun—Boackem
Adame Schmidt
Kopf
Marantid Gooner Ford Qhien
Adame
Merantille
Ford
Melanis
Mattsburgh
Gooner
Pudolph
Cooner
Rudolph I
Redolph (Schmist
Wilapitei
Voran Finneran
Derr Smet
Hagen and Sarazen advance in British and American golf
Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen, defending British and American open champions, won through rounds in Leeds and St Andrews amid strong winds. Abe Mitchell, Abe Horgan, and Joe Kirkwood faced shock eliminations as new rivals emerged. Dr Willing’s non-selection sparked heated debate among the American Walker Cup contingent.
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Leeds
England
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Hagen
T. Barber
Alderley Edge
M. J. Bingham
Snorbridge
Abe Mitchell Heaton
Sarazen
Mark Seymour
Rochester
George Gadd
Roehampton
Joe Hirkwood
H.C Kinch
Wovefloote Park
Kinch
Kirkwood
H C Habers
Weat Lancashire
Abe Mitchell
Audrey Boomer
St Cloud
H C Jolly
St Andrews
Scotland
Willings
Bob Gardner
Dr Wilhing
Sandwich
Vuimet
Deal
Exjsept Quimet
Roger Wethered
Wethered
Ouimet
United States
Sandlot Teams Meet Tonight at Spalding’s Store
Sandlot managers plan a meeting at Spalding's store on Fourteenth Street Northwest to organize independent clubs and set up titular series games. The session aims to align league and independent teams and determine the least amateur clause within their circuits.
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Spalding
Fourteenth Street
Chemplone
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