Hale American Defeated In British Amateur Round
Fraser Hale of Chicago was the sole American to lose in the second round of the British amateur golf championship at Sandwich England. Ivo Whitton defeated Hale four up and three to play, leaving five of ten American entrants still in the hunt for the title.
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Catholic University Defeats Villanova In Erretta Tilt 6 4
Special to The Washington Post reports Catholic University beats Villanova 6 to 4 in an erretta game. Players noted include Sheehan, Zachary White, Cooley, Carturich, McLaughin, Tracy, and Pendergast among others. umpires credited as Grimth. The contest includes multiple listed scorers and fielders with Derby and May dates.
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Johnson Case in Injunction Hearing on Reds Twirler
The Johnson case moves toward resolution as lawyers finish motions to dismiss a temporary injunction that bars George Johnson from pitching for the Kansas City Federals. Judge Foell took the matter under advisement in Chicago as a decision is expected within a week. Joe Tinker, ex Reds manager, will play shortstop Sunday for Andrews Park as the Chifeds meet the Papermen in the semipro league.
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Cicotte Stars as White Sox Shutout Philadelphia 3-0
Chicago pitcher Eddie Cicotte dominates as the White Sox beat Philadelphia 3 to 0 at White Athletics in Philadelphia. Only one Philadelphia runner reached first base, while Chicago fielders turn sharp plays and Shawkey delivers solid support in a brisk 1 hour 23 minute game.
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Nationals Break With Griffmen In Victory Over Naps
Nationals win third straight as Shaw holds Naplanders to four hits. Garbed by miscues by Cleveland, the Nationals convert two runs in each of the opening and fifth innings, with Milan scoring on a bunt and a timely steal as Grffmen Bailey Shaw shines in a light batting game.
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Giants win third game as New York halts Cincinnati
The New York Giants beat Cincinnati to take the third game of the series. Mathewson scattered hits except in the fourth, while Davenport lasted longer for New York. Bercher Merkle Groh and Doyle provided key hits as the Giants outlasted Cincinnati 1 to 0, with timely baserunning and strong defense shaping the contest.
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Pirates End Losing Streak With Win Over Boston
Pittsburgh snaps a six game skid by defeating Boston 6 to 0. Mitch Mitchell and teammates drive in runs, with key hits from MaranVILLE and Martin. Pitching by Crutcher and Rudolph holds the Red Sox in check as Pittsburgh edges to a two hour ten minute victory.
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Red Sox Triumph In Third Straight Over Tigers
Boston wins third straight over Detroit aided by early errors as Dubuc starts strong then Leonard falters. Key plays include Hooper Scott Bush, Lewis, Speaker, Moriarty and Burns driving runs. Pitching notes show Dubuc's early lead and Hall’s brief relief, with timely hits delivering a 6 to 6? score line and a 45 minute game.
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Hamilton Holds New York to Five Scattered Hits
Hamilton shut New York to five scattered hits as St Louis blanked the Yankees. Keating pitched well for New York while St Louis defeated New York 9 to 0. Wares Pratt Williams Agnew and others contributed. bases, hits, and fielding details listed with no graphic detail.
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Regatta Date Shifted to First Saturday in June
Washington Canon Club mem orial day officials announced Analostan events moved to the first Saturday in June due to opposition for a canoe regatta. Coach Hecox reported the largest Analostan squad in years trained yesterday afternoon, with two eight oared crews an intermediate four doubles and three singles, and practice will continue daily.
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Baltimore Gets Houck to Join IL Club Strikes Out
Fitcher Byron Houck of the Philadelphia Athletica was released to the Baltimore International League club but declined to join. He stated he would not pitch if he could not reach the major leagues. Houck had joined the Athletics in 190 from the volcano club.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues Reported
Baseball scores from the American Association and International and Tri state leagues show multiple games with varied outcomes. Key results include Columbus and Louisville, Toronto and Newark, Jersey City and Buffalo, and Southeast matchups such as Montgomery vs Chattanooga with Memphis and Birmingham also listed.
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Nationals deny Federal League bids as Johnson stars in win
Washington leaders dismiss reports that Walter Johnson Clyde Milan and Oddis Ainsmith planned to sign with the Federal League for 1915. Johnson and teammates pledge loyalty to organized baseball while the Nationals, buoyed by strong pitching from Shaw Ayres and Johnson, push toward first place as they prepare for a clash with the Browns and Tigers in Shibe Park.
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Phillies edge Chicago as Lavender held hot bats
Frank Schulta batted for Lavender in the seventh and hit a two percent triple that nearly cost Philadelphia the game. Magee homered for Chicago to save Dooin's men from a shutout, with Lavendar and pitcher Cheney stifling the offenses in a closely played contest.
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Buffalo Beats St Louis 3 1 In Five Inning Game
Buffalo 3 St Louis 1 in a five inning contest. Pitcher Jowney and Bridwell contributed hits for Buffalo while Krapp, Louden, Agler and Duaney starred for St Louis. The game featured notable base hits and an early Buffalo lead fading into a defensive battle with both sides claiming errors and runners left on base.
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Yesterday's Results in Baltimore Baseball Scores
Yesterday in Baltimore results show Buffalo defeating Kansas City by 3 to 4 and St Louis beating a rival 4 to 3.
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Cardinals Rout Brooklyn in Fourth Straight Win 6 to 2
St Louis pitchers dominate Brooklyn as the Cardinals win their fourth straight, 6 to 2. Key players include Dreckita, Claggins, Cutshaw, and OlDeln for St Louis, with Wagner and Parritt handling mound duties for Brooklyn. Multiple hits noted, three-base hit by Smid, and steady fielding contributions from both sides.
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School Nines to Play in Final Game Today
Central and Western meet in the high school championship at Catholic University field Brook land this afternoon at 3 30. Eastern has clinched the title but the game heightens the rivalry between the two schools with a win for second place at stake Cox and Johnson face Stowers and Steed Tech's battery supports the lineups.
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Falkenberg Wins as Indianapolis Dominate Brooklyn
Falkenberg of the Indianapolis Federals out pitched Brooklyn while teammates hammered three local pitchers. Indianapolis won 15 to 2 behind strong hitting by Esmond Warren Meyers and Falkenberg. Scoring details include runs by Campbell La Porte and Kaur with defensive gems from Meyers and Shaw, as Brooklyn struggles against Indianapolis' offense. The game stretched long, finishing after seven hours with Peters and Falkenberg contributing on the mound.
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Suggs Keeps Kansas City Hits Scattered In Baltimore Game
Baltimore takes second game from Kansas City 7 to 3 as Suggs limits KC hits after the first inning while Cullop remains wild. Zinn, Dvoran, Stovall, and Welsh contribute for Baltimore. Pitching and fielding moments shape a tight contest in a weathered box score from the May 1 game.
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Adams jumps to Stovall's Kansas City team in Brooklyn
Jabez Adams a pitcher with the St Joseph Western League club jumped to the Kansas City Federal League team in Brooklyn on Thursday according to Jack Holland manager of the local Western League team. Adams has been the mainstay of a Fort Wayne lineup. Barrett, outfielder, purchased by Fort Wayne from Jersey City and to report at once. Father Young, long a holdout, signed his contract. Michigan tennis team beat Lafayette five to one with three singles wins and both doubles.
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