Huge Chevy Chase golf tourney entry list breaks records
A near hundred and six entries flood the Chevy Chase event, state that the annual tourney under Chevy Chase District and Seaside Golf Club draws a massive field from Washington and neighboring towns. Notables include Barry Taylor C. and BR Bab, with many players listed by club and home city across Mol. The event features a qualification round and a main draw with scheduled starts as organizers from local clubs coordinate the field.
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Seaside Golf Club
Wilmington
Mway Fe
Barry Taylor C
Daddean
Hawes Va
Stepan Foo
Valoar Washinston
Tedesco
Banna
Mackenze
JM Stoddard
Weaver
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Pulte
Robert Stoatt
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Tuckerman
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Seasion
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Mersen Thompson
James Leland Ormaby
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J J Watson
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W. E. Pearson
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Mof Danforth
Minnigerode
Wood McNally
Aggies suffer wide margin loss to Maryland in tense game
At Rock Hill on May 19 the Maryland Amblers overwhelmed Aggies with a decisive victory. Key players included Pessagno Schmideger and Rosendale for Maryland while Oberlin and Donovan led the Aggies. Final stats show strong hitting and multiple RBIs, with Oberlin making several notable plays.
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Newark Fed erals Trim Pittsburgh 7 to 2 in May Meeting
Newark Fed erals defeated Fittsburgh 7 to 2 in Newark. Morales pitched a strong game for the visitors, facing pressure but remaining un hittable in key moments. Pittsburgh's lineup struggled as catcher Seweth and others contributed in the loss.
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Newark Federals
Morales
Ras
Seweth
Tittsburgh
Miccaiey
Rarldan
Hearne
Barger
Conner
Michigan Beats Cornell 2 to 0 In Ann Arbor Tilt
Uthara pitcher S May 19 to 0 today as Michigan topples Cornell with strong defense. Bryant of Cornell managed ten hits in the series, while Michigan’s Hatterlee and Sisler combine on the mound. Mobile buys Tigers pitcher Benny Kair from Detroit club in the Southern Association move.
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Cornell
Sister
Ann Arbor
Bryant
Cornel
Mobile
Tigers
Woble
Mobile Club
Southern Association
Benny Kair
Ordnance Defeats M.G.D. In War Interbureau League
In a tight game Ordnance edges M.G.D. 8 to 4. Webster leads with multiple runs including a homer? and 8 players contribute at bat. Schnurr Young Burke Cahoon Jacobson Panzer Ford Simpkins also collect hits. Richmond on mound for Ordnance secures win with 7 strikeouts over Pallas. Time listed as 1 hour 20 minutes.
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G.D. Abhoa Webster
St Caren
Od Sebourr
Bigham
Bz Mitchell
Tugan
Boo Wand
Ocnhoon
Nelaney
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Schnurr
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Cahnen
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Richmond
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Cahoon
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Simpkins
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Simpson
Jacobom
du Ton
Wildpitches
Mr. Pettit
Navy Edges Catholic U. In Close Baseball Contest
Annapolis May 19 Navy defeated Catholic University 5 to 4 in a pitchers duel that shifted on timely hits and aggressive base running. Blodgett and Fahey matched strong work, with Navy seizing momentum through rallying hits and base paths.
Morgan to Stay with Nationals in Trade Talks
Nationals manager Griffith and Browns president Hedges discussed possible pitcher trades as Griff denied any deal for Ray Morgan or Pratt. Hedges said he needed pitchers and considered Baumgardner, while Griffith claimed overstocking in pitching and a lean roster as costs rise. The club faces tight finances amid slumps and attendance challenges with Boehling set to start the opening game of the Naps series.
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St. Louis
Grimth
Nationals
Hedges
Browns
Sportaman's Park
Griffith
Fox
Cleveland
Griff
Hodges
Pratt
Ray Morgan
Morgan
Brownie
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Washington Baseball Club
Uttla
Doug Neff
Tommy Connolly
Georgetown University
Charley Pick
Henri Rondeau
Gallia
Johnson
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Boehling
Ans Ayers
Rein
Chicago
Detroit
Jos Boehling
Naps
Harper Throws No-Hit Game For Minneapolis Club
Harry Harper, 20, lefthander recently acquired from Washington, pitched a no-hit game for Minneapolis against St. Paul, winning 4 to 0. He struck out twelve, walked seven, and was charged with a balk, though he tempered his wild moments with men on base.
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Minn
Harry Harper
Minneapolia Asociation
Washington
St. Paul
Minneapolia
Harper
Mack Refuses Trade for Home Run Baker
Chicago owner Charles A. Comiskey sought to trade or induce Connie Mack to alter his stance on Home Run Baker. Mack reiterated Baker would not play for any team other than the Athletics. Chicago was reportedly willing to offer cash and a pitcher for the third baseman.
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Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago Amerians
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Americans
Baker
Macks
Imve
Athletics
Doyle Wins In Tennis Final At Chevy Chase Club
C B Doyle defeats H Doyle in the Chevy Chase open final 8 4 7 5. Doyle will face Wallace Fohangan of Philadelphia in the challenge round tomorrow. Eva Baker wins the women's singles final 6 4 6 1, with Pendleton not defending. Doubles and mixed results feature several close matches as the tournament advances with band program planned.
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HE Doyle
Doyle
W. D. Wilcox
Chevy Chase
Connie
Connie'’ Doyle
Wallace Fohngan
Philadelphia
Eva Baker
Miss A. Morrigan
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Doyle Brothers
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Mrs. Bell
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Misses Sewall
Miss Baker
Miss Bryan
Miss Johnson
Misa Scriven
Misa Morrison
Miss Reno
Charlen McVay
Indians Break Even With Red Sox Club
Cleveland evened the series with Boston 5 to 2 as Hagerman faltered in the ninth and Joe Jackson debuted at first base for Cleveland. Ruth pitched well for Boston while injuries sidelined Wambase and Thomas. Details show Grane y Speaker and Hoblitzell among others contributing, with Jackson's first base showing noted.
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Coombs Shuts Out Cincinnati for Third Straight Win
Brooklyn star Jack Coombs allowed only five hits as Cincinnati fell 2 to 0 in a May game. Coombs logged his third consecutive victory and second straight shutout, with Brooklyn backing him via timely hits including a three-base shot by Eiliifer and a double play by Herzog to Mollwitz. The mound duel lasted 1 hour and 45 minutes as Ames pitched for Cincinnati.
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Jack Coombs
Cincinnat
Coombs
Mara
Hoerver
I Daubert
Briore-Ames
O'Maraara
Eiliifer
Brolenee
Clark
Wheat
Grifith
Herzog
Mollwits
Freruog
Cincinnati
Brock- Imm
Balla
Ames
Coombe
Quigley
Eason
Giants Triumph as Vaughn Exits in Victory over Chicago
New York, May 18. The Giants defeated Chicago 4 to 1 as veteran pitcher Vaughn left the game in the sixth inning. Zimmerman, Archer and Merrey contributed two hits apiece, while Chicago’s errors helped the Giants gain the lead.
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Chicago
Giants
Vaughn
Phelan
Adams
Grant
Toberteon
Bramant
Meyers
Murray
Erron
Robertzon
Zimmerman
Archer
Murrey
Trobertaon
Eissed
Layt
York
Piret Bane
Ene
Stroud
Adammphree
Cobb Drives Tigers Past Yankees 3 1 in Detroit News
Detroit May 19 Cobb's daring baserunning and timely hits powered the Tigers to a 3 1 victory over the Yankees. He singled to drive in Coveleskie and, after stealing second and third, capped a rally halted by Stanage. In the eighth Cobb walked and stole third then scored on Young's error. Other details include Coffman, Veach, and Coveleskie driving in runs and Keating yielding the loss for New York.
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Coveleskieé
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Veach
Young
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Balle
Om Keating
Caldwell
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Memarn
Wineon
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Giphers for Braves Mamaux Puzzle in May 13 Baseball
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 9 to 7 in final game of series as wild pitching by Philadelphia aids Chicago offense. Details include Abe Anson Murphy and Oldring contributions, with scoring and defensive miscues shaping the comeback. Philadelphia pitchers struggle, Chicago posts nine runs across eight innings.
Minor League Scores Across Leagues Reported
Baseball results from American Association, International, South Atlantic, Southern, Texas, and Virginia leagues show Minneapolis beating St. Paul 4 0, Rochester routing Jersey City 9 8, and multiple other games including Charleston over Albans 6 5 and Newport News beating Petersburg 3 1. Several college and university scores appear, with Georgetown College and St John’s College in action alongside Villanova and Michigan.
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St. Paul
Rochester
Jersey City
Uffalo
Providence
Richmond
Toronto
Montreal
Newark
American League standings snapshot from early season
A terse table shows team records and positions, listing New York, Washington, Cleveland, St. Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and Pittsburgh with win loss totals. It reflects a contemporary league snapshot with scattered abbreviations and compact standings.
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Waab'tov
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Feago
St. Louie
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Philad'a
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Detroit
Pittsburgh
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Cubs Seek Pitcher Davis From Braves Amid Trade Hopes
Chicago May 19 President Thomas of the Chicago Nationals left for Boston to find a pitcher and admitted Davis looked like a likely choice. He would not confirm an offer to Stallings. If Boston fails, Thomas will seek a trade with Philadelphia.
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Only 27 Men Face Griner of Cardinals in Shutout
Philadelphia May 19 Griner pitched a remarkable nine inning game allowing only two singles and no walks as St Louis held a 8 to 0 shutout over Philadelphia. Chalmers supported well while Griner received strong defense. Epiphany Wins Ten Inning Game. Epiphany defeated Western Seconds in a ten inning game yesterday 8 to 7 with B Deans pitching and Ensles hitting noted.
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Advent Eynolds Triumph Over Keller In League Tilt
Advent beat Keller 9 to 5 in East Washington S S League action. Whitmarsh and Loomis combined on the mound for Advent with strong hit support from Hausman Mortimer Daly and Reynolds. Errors and stolen bases marked the game as both teams traded runs in a two hour affair.
Steel Plant Beats Hamilton In Rough Baseball Tilt
Steel Plant tops Hamilton 4 to 2 as errors by both sides shape the game. Pitcher Brown allows the decisive runs while Hamilton commits five errors. Key hits include a two base shot by Tarres and stolen bases by Jarres Johnson and Flaherty. Pitched by Burgess with a long foul time.
Land Reclamat ion game summary near long players
Baseball box score style entry lists Kleinhaus Wilcox Ritenour Knapp Potter and others with team holders Tomlin Pelfer on mound. First base on walls Tomlin Hite Teenlin, off Pelfer, Struck out totals 8 for Tomlin and 6 for Pelfer. Two base hits Mansuy Conover Hansen. Stolen bases Fleinhaus Wilcor Hansen Conover Bevel Ritenour Clark. Hit by pitch Flannery. Passed ball Clark Carr. Time of game done and 20 minutes.
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Princeton Beats Dartmouth 6 1 in May Showdown
Princeton downed Dartmouth 6 to 1 in a late May game at Princeton N J. Chaplin, Parrott and Wanamaker teamed for the win with Kelleher catching. batteries listed. Harvard edged Holy Cross College in ten innings 2 to 1 at Cambridge with doubles by Gannett and Hardwick.
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