Nationals Rally As Cashion Injures Arm In First Inning
Cleveland May 1. Carl Cashion twisted his elbow while attempting a curve in the first inning at bat by Joe Dackton. Trainers massaged to relieve pain. a surgeon will examine him tomorrow. If bone injury, sent to Youngstown. if ligament, return to Washington.
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Capt. McBride
Martin
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Reese
Washington
English Polo Team Strong in England to challenge America
New York May 13 England fields a strong polo team missing Buckmaster due to injury. Captains Cheape Edwards Ritson and teammates Freake and Lockett are rated best England can muster. June 10 marks the start of the international series at Meadow Brook.
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England
America
Hurlingham
Meadow Brook
Long Island
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Leavle St. George Cheape
A. Noel Edwards
Vivian Lockett
I. M. Freake
Eight Matches Decide Chevy Chase Club Men's Singles
Eight matches were played in the men s singles of the annual closed tournament. W B Wood beat FF Simmons in two long sets after 32 games. J I Karrick defeated Robert Stead Jr in the other extended set. Preliminary and first round results feature Dunlop over Rowland 6-3 6-2 Karick over Stead 6-1 2-8 6-2 Morgan over Cut Bore 6-3 6-1 Harriman over Calvert 6-1 6 Watts over Land 6-1 Spencer Gordon over Donn 6-0 6-2.
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FF Simmons
J. I. Karrick
Robert Stead, Jr
W. G Dunlop
Rowland
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J Lb. Kartick
Robert Stead
F. Simmons
BL Harriman
J. W. Calvert
W. C Watts
E §. Land
Tennis Invaders Play Brilliantly in Davis Cup Prep
Philadelphia May 19 Hundreds of spectators watched the Australian tennis team in a Davis cup prep session at the Philadelphia Cricket Club Capt Doust faced Jones in singles Horace Rice met Hicks in singles and the team played doubles No scores kept Jones impressed with passes and fast returns Doust produced spectacular shots while Rice and Hicks played well with left handed serves and receptions
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F. M. Doust
A. B. Jones
Horace Rice
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Jones
Capt
Doust
Rice
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Easy Detroit Victory Opens Series
Detroit tops Philadelphia 9 to 3 in the opening game as Willett held the Phillies hitless through major stretches. Cobb leads a Tigers onslaught with three clean singles while Williams, Vitt and Crawford drive in key runs.
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Oale
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Collins
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J. Bush
Oun Bu Winett
Thomay
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Chance Bats Out Of Turn In New York St. Louis Protest
St Louis protested to American League President Johnson after New York beat St Louis 6 to 4. Manager Chance batted out of his turn in the eighth inning, batting for Fisher and scoring twice, prompting the protest after the inning. Umpire Hildebrand ruled it too late to penalize.
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Wood Pitches Strong Game in Boston Win over Chicago
Chicago starter Scott faltered as Boston built a 6 run lead before Smith relief. Wood dominated, scattering hits and striking out eight in eight innings. Final score 10 to 1 in Boston, seven home runs avoided by Chicago until darkness ended play. Princeton tops Harvard in tennis, Tigers win four singles and two doubles.
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Harvard Today
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Minor League Scores Across Leagues
International League results show Baltimore 8 Toronto 2 and Newark 2 Rochester 10 Providence 3 with Buffalo blanked. Montreal Jersey City rain. American Association Milwaukee 15 Sledo 1 Indianapolis 6 Kansas City 9. Minneapolis Louisville postponed by rain. St Paul Columbus postponed by rain. Tristate York 4 Trenton 14 Harrisburg 2 Wilmington 15 Allentown 12 Atlantic City 5.
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American Association
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Atlantic City
Foster Rapidly Recovers From Typhoid at Georgetown Hospital
Eddie Foster, third baseman for the Nationals, left his Georgetown University Hospital room after weeks with typhoid fever. He basked in sunlight on the roof garden and reported feeling better. Doctors expect his return home late this week as he regains strength.
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Georgetowna University Hospital
Nationals
Arden
Foster
Falkenberg Shuts Down Nationals in Cleveland Loss
Fred Falkenberg of the Cleveland team delivered a puzzling mix of speed and floaters to contain Washington in a 4 to 1 victory. He allowed five hits, earned his eighth win of the season, and narrowed the gap behind Walter Johnson in the pursuit of consecutive pitching wins.
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Cleveland
Fred Falkenberg
Washington
Walter Johnson
American Association
Griffmen
Nationals Draw West Attention From Association Circuits
News from Cleveland dated May 19 shows growing West Coast interest in the Nationals with newspapers in the American Association circuit printing details from the Washington club games. In a seventh inning surge the Navy added to their total in the eighth as Chapman beat a bounder to a short, Olson advanced on a sacrifice, Turner reached third on Joe Jackson’s hit, and Jackson’s third hit spurred a run before Morgan covered Ryan. Laporte’s single in the ninth and a second base steal preceded a routine grounder to short to end the game.
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Phillies sweep Chicago but falter in later game
Philadelphia swept the three game series with Chicago then faltered 10 to 4. Chicago jumped to a 3 run lead on Brennan's early hits, but Philadelphia's pitcher settled in. Notable hits included Mitchell Zimmerman Kilifer and teams reached base on walks and errors as the game progressed. Umpires were Rider and Byron. time 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Barrow suspends Swacina and fines Newark players
New York May 19 President Edward Barrow moves to curb rowdy tactics in the International League. First baseman Swacina of Newark is indefinitely suspended for arguing with umpire Hayes in Newark yesterday. Manager Smith and Zimmennan, Newark third baseman, are fined $30 each for trouble in a Rochester game on Saturday.
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Edward Barrow
International League
Swacina
Newark
Hayes
Smith
Zimmerman
Rochester
Giants Win 3 2 in Fourteen Inning Duel
New York defeats Pittsburgh 3 to 2 after a pitching duel between Marquard and Camnitz. Hendrix relieves and helps tie. Herzog and Meyers deliver in the 14th for the decisive run as Burns' fly fields the run scored. Carey's first-inning tally and Pittsburgh's early lead contrast a tense extra-inning finish.
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Pittsburgh
Camnitz
Marquard
Hendrix
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Carey
Viox
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Doyle
Simon
Kelly
Herzee
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Coopers
Hyatt
Tesreau, P
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Connelly's Home Run Ties Giants but Cincinnati Wins 9-4
Boston battles back from five runs down in the ninth as Connelly hits a tying homer and Sweeney drives in the tying run, but Cincinnati pulls ahead in the tenth. Clarke, Becker and Titus key the visitors offense as Beeston loses to Cincinnati 9 to 4.
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Becker
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Duffy Beats O'Brien in Fast Olympia A A Bout
Jimmy Duffy of Buffalo defeated Young Jack O'Brien in Philadelphia at the Olympia A A, lighting a fast first three rounds with steady action in the last. Cubs begin a major scouting drive for minor league pitchers to shore up the Chicago Nationals after a weak eastern trip.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Duffy
Buffalo
Olympia A. A
Johnson seeks Calgary bout as Johnson runs afoul of law
In Calgary on May 1s Tommy Burns receives a telegram from Ea W Smith of Chicago proposing a match between Luther MacCarty and Jack Johnson in Calgary. Johnson asks a 60 day stay in US court claiming he is dead broke to raise funds. Burns weighs the proposal while MacCarty trains for Pesky on May 44. In Chicago on May 19 Federal Judge Carpenter delays a new trial motion for Johnson due to the absence of AUS Parkin who prosecuted the case.
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Alberta
Tommy Burns
Ea W. Smith
Chicago
Luther MacCarty
Jack Johnson
Johnson
United States Court
Burns
McCarty
Pesky
Carpenter
Manny
United States
Harry A. Parkin
Bare Hand Fight In County Jail Sparks Prison Bout
San Rafael California May 1 officers report a bare knuckle boxing match inside the county jail between John Mills and Paddy Williams both convicts. They revived a four round draw from five years past and staged an immediate return. Referee timekeeper and seconds were fellow inmates. The six round bare fist bout ended in a draw as the janitor broke it up with a mop. Mills serves a year for shooting and Williams six months for vagrancy. Mills is a Negro.
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Cal
John
Jack) Mills
Paddy
Kid) Wiliams
Eee Mills
Williams
Mills
Brooklyn Eleven-Inning Win Over St Louis Seals Series
Brooklyn and St Louis split the series with an eleven inning 2 to 1 Brooklyn win. Rucker left after injuring his hand. Yingling held St Louis to six runs over ten innings for a strong relief showing. Brooklyn plates the decisive run in the eleventh after an earlier close game.
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Yingling
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Hummel
Batle
Griner
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