McBride Injured Playing For National League Team
Washington Nationals’ captain George McBride was injured making a great play at second base in the eighth inning. Doc Ayres starred with the mound, holding Cleveland Naps to four hits as Washington won. Johnson expected to pitch the finale, with Grifith weighing Sunday baseball dreams and clerical doubt.
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Wostanley T. Williken
George McBride
Natenals
Naps
Andison
Varisch
Ayres
Olson
Martin
Leibeid
Gandil
Uma
Morgan
Leibeld
Johnston
Nationals
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Richmond
Tack
Shanks
Henry
Moeller Sin
Waster
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Turner
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Jackson
Moeller
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Hegerman
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Mitchell
Lisland
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Mrergus
My Jackson
Glenn
Umptrer
Mesars
Wonally
Dineen
Champion Nine Defeats Business To Win Scholastic Title
The Champion Nine led by Lasteer Mfigh clinched scholastic baseball honors with a 12 to 3 win at Hedrews' park on Fifteenth and IL streets northeast. The game featured a chaotic, farcical crowd-pleaser with errors and wild plays as spectators watched the national contest unfold.
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Lasteer Mfigh
Hedrews’ Park
Ullizan
Lotwen
Ian Rwrner
Zalg
Hrennan
Klabtiy
Plunge Yoroy Oe
Raster Bae
Dean
Berset
Reemany
Tverea Ny Graber
Lawson
Muainess
Wanden
Ty Vatte von Wise
Yer
Pasos Fisher
Tascnett
Dyer Golea
Reonan
Central Wins 7-1 Over Gallaudet on Their Field
Central dominated Gallaudet yesterday in a 7 to 1 win on Gallaudet's field. Roo and Hartshorn anchored the victory with strong fielding and batting, while multiple players contributed across the lineup.
Shanks Strategy Seals 3-2 Victory Over Naps
In a tense game, Birmingham battles Cleveland with Ayres strong for the Naps until a sixth inning rally. Shanks steals second and scores on a daring dash, while Gandil walks and the Nationals lose the lead.
Athletics Win 3 1 In Pitchers Battle Philadelphia Triumphs
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 3 to 1 in a pitchers battle as Bender bests Russell. Five of six Philly hits came in the first five innings, with Russell flawless and Chicago held to eight hits. Scorers, lineups, and misc. details reflect a tight game with strong defense and timely offense.
U S Golfers In Even Break In English Title Tournament
Four Americans advance in the British amateur championship at Sandwich as Francia Guimet Frederick Herreshoff Charles Evans Jr and Fraser Hale win first round matches Travers loses to Culmet in a shock upset while other American entrants Weber and Lockwood sit out for now with byes and tomorrow’s pairings set.
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Sandwich
England
Francia Guimet
Woodland Golf Club
Massachusetts
United States
Frederick Herreshof
New York
Charles W. Evans
Chicago
Fraser Hale
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
N. J
Henry J. Topping
Greenwich Country Club
Connecticut
C. W. Inslee
Oneida Community
Edward 5. Knapp
Westbrook
Harold Weber
Toledo
Ohio
Arthur G. Lockwood
Belmont Springs Country Club
Travers
Thegreens
Quimet
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Manila
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Evans
Bretherton
Haneworth
Hale
Whitton
Oulmar
Herreshoft
Outmet
Tubbs
Littlestone
Verreshoff
Plast
Royal North Devon
Yesterday's Baseball Results From Major Leagues
Yesterday's sports roundup lists scores across teams including Washington Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Baltimore Cleveland Brooklyn Kansas City Pittsburgh Boston Detroit St Louis Buffalo Indianapolis New York and more. The results show varied outcomes with several games featuring two to four run differences and multiple teams posting wins.
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W. Il
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Palleusinna
New Fork
Coop
Ghleaay
Beatie
Sterday
Washington
Philadephia
Chicago
St Louis
Mit
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Solons Play Golf Today At Columbia Country Club
Leading golf exponents from the Senate and House meet at Columbia Country Club for a match followed by dinner. Senate captain Senator Hollis leads Saulsbury Cummins Hitchcock Bristow Townsend O Gorman Lippitt Walsh RansGell and Bourne. House captain Representative Oglesby heads Fitzgerald Gillette Whaley Townsend Treadway Prouty Tuttle and three others. Trojan Midgets beat Young Nationals 6 to 4 with Geradl and McWhirt starring. Manager John Maggie seeks games with teams aged 13 to M years. address 123 D Street NW.
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Senate
House
Columbia Country Club
Hollis
Saulsbury
Cummins
Hitchcock
Bristow
Townsend
O'Gorman
Lippitt
Walsh
Rans- Gell
Bourne
Houss
Oglesby
Fitzgerald
Gillette
Whaley
Treadway
Prouty
Tuttle
Trojan
Geradl
McWhirt
Fogers
John Maggie
D Street Northwest
Red Sox Defeat Tigers 2 0 Behind Foster Shutout
Boston wins as George Foster pitches a masterful two hitter over Detroit. Main held Boston to few hits and Hooper's defensive play sparked the win. Boston scores in each line, with strong fielding and timely hitting sealing the 2 to 0 victory in May.
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Boston
Hooper
Yerkes
OlRacanrgh
Lewle
Hellmady
Scott
OlCrawford
Gardner
Engle
Sextor
Gus
Om Main
Om Caval
Lattan Tases
Meskin
Vans
Mean
Eame
One Inning Tells Tale In St Louis Victory
New York 2, St Louis 4 in Chicago era game as St Louis bruised 3 runs in the eighth. James wild for the Cardinals, Nunemaker and Austin drove New York runs with walks and a hit by pitch. Final score St Louis 4 New York 2 with Shoden Paxton Pratt and Nunemaker contributing in the decisive frame.
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New York
St. Louis
James
Wnnnamaker
St. Lewis
Blutten
Austria
WiFartens
Walsh
G.willmarral
Hetden
Walker
Wares
Wilmsth LO
Agnew
Stalawell
Twelker
Chruesdale
Trossin
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Poe
Hernert Baumedr
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James Tm
McHale
Austin
Pratt
Nunaimaker
Elvore
Hulden
C. Walker
Walkar
Troesdale
Malsel
Will
Michigan and Syracuse clash in high scoring tilt
Michigan defeated Syracuse 8 to 6 in a rough game. St Louis beat Buffalo 6 to 3 behind steady hitting and strong defense. Pitchers and fielding miscues shaped the late innings as Buffalo stranded runners and St Louis capitalized on timely hits.
Syracuse Defeats Brooklyn 8 to 6 in Baseball Tilt
Syracuse beats Brooklyn 8 to 6 as Esmond drives in late runs and McRechnie, La Porte, and Esmond star with key hits. Campbell and Cooper pace Brooklyn offense with multiple bases, while Somers and Mulitz toil on the mound in a two hour sixteen minute game.
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Atril
Iedtamag
Conner
Campbell
Syracuse
Tiyem
Twolnvanero
Mani
Osta
Michigan
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Morgan
Sameera
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Rams
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Cooper
Myers
Braxs
Westercil
Maut
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McRechnie
Esmond
McKente
Seertree
Gaguler
Westerali
Cubs Hit at Right Time in Big Win Over Phillies
May 18 Chicago bunched three hits with a base on balls and two Philadelphia errors to power a 14 to 3 victory. Vaughn held the Phillies to three hits as Chicago raced ahead with early runs and team-wide hitting. Bresnahan, Bresnahan, Leach, and Paskert led a strong Chicago attack while Marshall and Vaughn combined on the mound for the win.
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Philadelphia
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Phila
Cravath
Williams
Becker, If
Ol Sweenes
Trelan
Iorridor
Davin
Bresnaton
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Leach
Bresnahan
Bresnabap
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Marsha
Marshall
Mavers
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Eason
Reds Win 10-5 In Rough Second Game
Cincinnati defeats New York 10 to 5 in the second game of the series, overcoming an early NY lead with strong hitting and base running. Notable players include Demaree, Schauer, Yingling, Groh, and Hoblitze, with multiple advances and errors shaping the controversy-filled contest.
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Ohio
New York Today
New York
AL Knvinnall
Mescher
Marenna
Rwliel
Butes
Wintenom
Oletarit
Olprigins
Ofenten
Schauer
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Buren
Plotzher
Merkle
Moran
Herzeg
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Marsa
Hoblitzell
Naked
Clark
Hamteriu
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Am Yingling
Henton
Nore
Shamnes
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Terzog
Marsens
Hoblitze Niehof
Demarer
Jon Wilse
Dougla
Kitchen
Ty Demaree
Iy jDemeras
Wilise
Bouginn
Yingling
Beaton
Umptres
Messrr
Emelle
Tinkers Cap Pittsburgh in 9 to 4 Victory
Chicago pitchers Walker and Adams held Pittsburgh to a 9 to 4 win in a May game at Pittsburgh. The box shows 15 safeties for Chicago with hitters like Lennox, Wicklestead, Farrell, and McGuire contributing multi hits. Pitching and fielding miscues shaped the contest as Chicago seized early control and never relinquished it.
Lasker Leads Chess Masters With Key Wins
In St. Petersburg on May 18, Lasker defeated Capablanca and Alechine beat Tarrasch in the masters tournament. Scores to date: Lasker 101, Capablanca 101. Alechine 9, Mangnall 71-2, Tarrasch ?
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Capablanca
Alechine
Tarrasch
St. Petersburg
Lasker
Margnall
Baltimore Edge Kansas City In Wild College Baseball Contest
In Baltimore, Kansas City fell 3 to 2 as detailed box scores show pitchers Stone and Wilt, with Quinn homering for Kansas City and Goodwin driving in key runs. The game featured multiple hits, errors, and a lengthy plate appearance timeline, ending after one hour forty minutes.
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Meyer
Wchadtine
Zinn
Coles
Olstme
Oferning O
Gilnoret
Lada
Haltimors
Manras City
Rune
Ian
Devian
Quien
Goodwin
Boston Beats Pirates 4 to 1 in Pittsburgh
Boston defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 1 as James shines on offense and McQuillan holds late. Early 1 0 lead slips for Pirates in eighth as James and Evers drive two runs, then Schmidt and James drive in insurance in ninth. Umpires Orth and Byron.
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Evers
Maranville
Connely
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Schmidl
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Gowdy
Wagner
Ivor Beaton
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Adams
Han Fer
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Innning
iRosten
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Marin
Jarey
Sallee Proves a Puzzle as Cardinals Shut Out Dodgers
Sallee pitched a complete game shutout, guiding St Louis to a 3–0 victory over Brooklyn in the second of the series. The Cardinals played strong defense and timely hitting, with double plays helping preserve the lead.
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Sallee
Brooklyn
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Dalton
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Jf Lintan
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Mba Ie
Shee
Wilson
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Pea
Hhaven Brooklyn
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Daubert
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Firée Bare
Bale
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Renthard
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Johnson Appeal Hears Plea for Rehearing
The United States circuit court of appeals today took under advisement the appeal of the Peceral district attorney for a rehearing in the case of Jack Johnson, a Negro prizefighter. The court previously ruled Johnson should be retried on some counts of the indictment and resentenced. Johnson had been fined 20 and sentenced to a year and a day in the penitentiary by the district court.
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Hivazo
May Wao
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Jack Johnson
Negro Priweighter
Vaniiried
Fines Baseball Manager In Scranton Case
In Scranton on May 14 F J Iwleman president of the Svnamran Baseball Association faced a suit in ber sears related to attempts to play Sunday ball. An appeal was taken to test the law, while arrests in the case stood continued against two players.
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Scranton
F. J. Iwleman
Svnamran Baseball Association
Neler Sears
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