Entries for Hunts Meet assure brilliant racing at Benning
Washington Riding and Hult Club hosts three days of racing at Benning course beginning next Thursday in fine form. Frank J Bryan announces strong entries including Metropolitan Club cup steeplechase, Chévy Chase cup and Stephen B Elkins cup events with Army and remount contestants.
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Lady Melba
Johnson Wins His Game By Masterly Exhibition
Detroit May 18 Walter Johnson pitched a masterly game to beat Detroit 2 to 1 before a crowd of about 25 000. Cobb stole home and Johnson’s defense and timely hits from Shanks Moeller and others produced the Nationals runs in the third inning. Zamloch pitched well for Washington but Detroit’s defense failed to back him. Johnson held the Tigers to seven hits and two runs while striking out one batter.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues
In American Association Louisville edged Minneapolis 4 3 in 12 innings Kansas City and Indianapolis topped Milwaukee 3 Toledo 1 first game Wisconsin second game Toledo beat Milwaukee 7 to 4 Columbus swept St Paul 4 0 first game and 3 0 second game International League Jersey City Montreal 3 Rochester Newark Newark won Rochester 3 Southern League Birmingham beat Mobile 4 2 Atlanta defeated New Orleans 9 4 first game New Orleans 2 seven innings second game Monrovia? Memphis 9 Chattanooga 4 Federal League Covington 9 Chicago 6 Cleveland 6 Pittsburgh Braves release De Vogt to Buffalo. other items unclear.
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Birmingham
Mobile
Alanta
New Orleans
Mon Govery
Noble
Amateur Games Today Across City Leagues
Schedule lists many league matchups across Capital City with venues at diverse streets and avenues including North Carolina Avenue and L Street NW Central League Sherwood MW WM A First and W Streets NE and departmental leagues at Warra L White Lot East Washington First Presbyterian 19 Reform Thirteenth and UV streets NE Federal League Stanton 3 Pension Bureau Gryuet circle Upshur Eastern League Avondates vs Western Buds Thirteenth and D Streets NE Rabroad League Exprevenen Car Depertines Fifth Street and Diaruma Northwest League Fourth in St Paul Georgia Avenue and Heaven Street Treasure Teague Hrdrowa C of Whitelot Marcus Teague War vs Navel Ends on Phices 6th Avenue Wihaerwsd Avenue
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Diaruma Ene
St Paul
Treorgia Avenue
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Hrdrowa
Whitelot
Marcurtre Teague
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Elliott Dent Leaves to Join Atlanta Club
Elliott Dent, former National, was sold to the Atlanta club in the Southern League by Manager Griffith and left yesterday to report to the Southern team. He said he was disappointed about not getting a Nationals trial in a championship game but remained content and vowed to pitch for the Southerners and seek another trial later.
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Griffith
Dent
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Southerners
High school championship field moved to Tennallytown road venue
Officials weigh Thursday afternoon for the high school track and field finals to be staged at a west field on Tennallytown road. National Cathedral School officials may be consulted today to confirm use of Satterlee field with Green noting no objections to the proposed shift.
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Hieischooretaculty
National Cathedral School
Satterlee
Athletics
BANKERS FACE CORNELL IN CAPITAL LEAGUE DATE
Bankers meet Cornell in a pivotal Capital City League pairing to fill open dates. The clash is seen as one of the district’s best amateur games in years with the outcome affecting the league race. Hoth brings top material while Bankers cope without Greene Hayes and Zachary from Catholic University.
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Bankers
Cornell
Hoth
Greene
Hayes
Zachary
Catholic University Nine
Cleveland May Sign Bender
Special to The Washington Port Norfolk reports Fred Bender a Hampton Necimal Institute student and brother of Chief Bender may get a chance with Cleveland. He won four events at a field day meet and is described as a clever ball player fast on the bases, not yet 19.
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Norfolk
Fred Bender
Hampton Necimal Institute
Chief Bender
Athletics
Cleveland
Fred
Tennis Tourney Opens At Chevy Chase Club
The annual Chevy Chase Club closed tennis tournament begins this afternoon with the Mens singles and other classes starting soon. Preliminary matches include W G Dunlop vs H B Rowland and M M Little against Chauncy Hackett, with first round pairings featuring Thomas Fisher and others.
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Chevy Chase Club
G Dunlop
H B Rowland
M M_ Little
Chauncey Hackett
E M Taylor
R Wi! Hills
J K Gravesbye
Thomas Fisher
Little Hackett
D D Morgan
W G du Bose
L Karrick
Robert Steadair
F Simmons
Pendleton Declines Entering Pro Baseball with Plans After Graduation
Princeton WV May and town rumor report Pendleton, Princeton football captain and noted college baseball player, denying plans to sign with professional baseball. He states intent to enter business after graduation in June. Supposed offers from Washington Americans manager Grimm and other officials mentioned.
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Princeton
WV J
Talbot Pendleton
Pendleton
Grimm
Washington A Americans
Vesases Nen
Altimore International Tech
Washington cricketers win intercity match at Sutton
The Washington Cricket Club defeated the Sons of St George eleven 67 to 44 in an inaugural intercity game at Sutton. Key performances came from De Motte and John Morton with sharp bowling and Duncan Morton's unscored wicket keeping. John Morton rallied with 20, while Gaveston and Warren Cannon contributed. Wand er led Monumental with four wickets for four runs in 18 balls.
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Wandeer
Australian racketers win in Baltimore exhibition
Australian tennis players vie with the All American team for the Davis International trophy in New York and Baltimore. Horace Rice defeats Wallace Johnson in the singles while Australia sweeps the doubles, with Stanley Duust and Aubres B Jones dominating.
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Imeles
Corurea
Horace Rice
Australia
Wallace Johnson
Philadelphia
Johnson
Stanley M Duuat
Aubres
Jones
Australars
Foe
Taman
Batumute Lhe
Lores
Bender Halts Naps In Cleveland Philadelphia Tilt
Cleveland and Philadelphia split the first series as Cleveland tops Philadelphia 4 to 4 in game played May 18. Barry accounted for three Philadelphia runs, Olsen and Turner each had key hits, while Wickoff left after two innings and Bender secured the win. Daley collected three hits in four at bats for Philadelphia.
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Wickoff
Bunder
Baitsa
Mple Dineen Oldring
Daley
Phila Abilore Johnston
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Chapman
Voldring If
Olsen
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Turner
Collm, Vy
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Qbaker Dbo
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McInnes
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Jackson Baker
Collings
Wyckoff
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Baker Barry
Bender
Balla
Syeen
Wrekof
Bteen
Wykof
Phodadelphia
Cleeland
Meser, Dineen and Hart
Fisher's Removal Costs Chicago Win Over New York
Chicago won the final game of the series 4 to 3, taking four straight from New York. Fisher was ejected after arguing balls and strikes with umpire O'Loughlin, shutting down the mound after two hits allowed in his stint. Chicago bats struck in the third and sixth innings, with defended fielding from Chase Fournier and Weaver helping seal the win.
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Fournier
Weaver
Daniels
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Clark
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Sehatke
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Berger
Walsh Stalen
Schalk Schaller
Collins
Weater
Wajsh
Strick Yat
Walsh
Wituh—Walsh
Mesers O'Loughlin
Ferguson
Red Sox Fall To Browns In St Louis Showdown
Roy Mitchell pitched steadily for St Louis as Boston labored with fielding errors. The Browns beat the Red Sox 9 to 1, with St Louis taking control early and Boston miscues proving costly in the final inning.
Wrestling Carnival Honors Gayet Manager Peck Tonight
Wrestling fans in the District are set for a mammoth bout program at Gayet tonight a testimonial to manager George Peck whose efforts boosted the sport this season. Featured is Joe Warner versus Tack Jordan with other bouts including Yon Olson against Jon Alhuist, Louis Yontsne versus Jess Hanson, and Lou Tuoggins against Tom Sangalem.
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George Peck
Joe Warner
Tack Jordan
Yoank Olson
Jon Alhuisht
Louis Yontsne
Jess Hanson
Lou *Tuoggins
Tom Sangalem
Mullin Debuts for Nationals Against Naps Today
Special to The Washington Post details Washington adding George Mullin to the Nationals and planning his first start versus Cleveland after limited recent pitching. The piece notes strong turnout, injuries limiting key players, and ongoing drive to win the current road trip and series. It recounts game day atmosphere, umpire calls, and a high-energy crowd despite recent setbacks.
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Cleveland Naps
Griffiths
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Tigers
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Griffmen
Colonial Hotel
Ed Ainsmith
Connolly
Gandil
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