Best of Browns Twirlers Set to Face Griffmen
Nationals remain in strong A L contention as they edge ahead with six straight wins. Griffin plans to start Boehling or Kugel against the Browns in a three game series at home while Johnson’s pitching for the Naps is described as inconsistent yet effective when ahead. Me Bride’s defensive play stands out as a highlight, with Morgan showing improved form and Williams catching well.
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Stanley
Milliken
Nationals
Preas
Wee
Frothold
Athletics
Chicago
Littia Nemo
Seaps
Monaca Marvel
Griftmen
Browns
Mackmen
Detroit
Philadelphia
Tigers
Rickey
St. Louis Browns
Nick
Griffith
Joe Boehling
Grifth
Boeming
Fox
Finger Kugel
Mana Griffith
S Conese
Creaps
McBride
Jackson
Morgan
Williarps
Johnson
Moeller
Foster
Mlan
Gandil
Seibold
Shanks
Williams
Lajole
Milan
Garidil
Lalbold
Naps
Bassler
Turner
Gandll
Graney
All Schools Enter Meet at Maryland Aggies Championship
Five high schools send entries to the Maryland Aggies meet at College Park on Saturday. Entries include Davidson and Clark, Eastern, Central, Western, and Tech teams across multiple events, with numerous runners listed for sprints, hurdles, jumps, and relays. A college football note says Tulane plans to invade Cuba during Christmas holidays with games in Habana, per Connolly and Dineen.
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Maryland Aggies
College Park
Davidson and Clark
Eastern
Agnew
Milstead
Fishback
Donaldsah
Whaleuiss
Fuller
Western
Mobley
Clarkson
Ochsonvolter
Cupp
Fristoe
Harde
Shear
Harsh
Elared
Stearns
Wise
Business
Delandort
Dyre
B. Wise
Culligan
Greer
Plaberty
Willams
Roddy
Bantam
Epaldel
Knox
Goodman
Central
Grayson, Doxton
Rameau
White
Gibson, Borger
Tech
J. Wise
Businees
Polavault
Speldel
Oyster
HL. Millard
L. Millard
Solomon
E. Fuller
Astern Hennig
Teck
Plater
H. Millard
Ty ‘stMlard
Falkner
Steffens
Meanly
Harsch
Cuba
Tulane
New Orleans
Habana
Connolly
Dineen
Clearance Sale of Used Cars From Early 1900s
Classified notice lists six cylinder OLDS MOBILE, Pierce Arrow, Locomobile and other models. Items boast overhaul, repaint, new tires, electric lights, horns, and accessories with prices from 350 to 2250 dollars. Includes 1911 1912 models, mobile power outputs and period features.
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Pierce Arrow
Johnson Dominates Nationals In Shutout Victory
Johnson silences the Nationals with seven strong innings and superb defense as the Cleveland Naps fail to score. Gregg struggles early but keeps it close. Coffeyville’s McBride shines on defense and offense, with Moeller and Foster contributing key blows.
Even Up With Browns Yankees Take Closing Game
New York evened their series with St. Louis by winning the final game 3 to 1. Caldwell outlasted Hoch as Hoch weakened in the seventh. Nunamaker hit a homer for New York, with Maisel and Holden contributing in the late rally. St. Louis managed only four hits as the Yankees claimed the victory in a light-hitting affair.
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Yankees
Caldwell
Hoch
Trugsdale
O Caldwell
P. Brande
B.walker
Agtitort
Boon
Oood i Wellman
Baumgardner
tRan
BE. Walker
St. Louis
New York
Reas
Leacs Maisel
Holden
Nunamaker
Trohazehi
Saerificituis
Harteal
Leary
Malxol
Peckinnauen
Lous i
OW Caldwell
Howk
Weilman
Ay Calwell
Ky Hoch
Hy ‘Traumgardner
Hill
Hoek
Ioninga
Amophea
Messrs, CuAl and
Sheridan
Tech Is Winner All-Scholastic Nine Triumphs in Championship
The Tech nine captured the high school championship with a 9 to 5 victory over Central. Stowers pitched for Tech, supported by strong hitting and key defensive plays despite Central using three pitchers. Roberts, Ochsenreiter, and MacDonald provided offensive punch, while Gottlieb and Stowers starred on the mound in a quarrel-filled game lasting 2 hours and 19 minutes.
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Central
Fhal
Tech
Stowers
FCO Abi Central
AK ‘J Roberta
M.roberts
Flood
Rush
Simpson
Whedim Ab
Motarthy
Myers
White
Mclonald
Ratte
Hartshorn
Dr'miller
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Centra
Tach
Piret
OM Stowers
Cox
Gottlelb
MU Ton
Om Cox
Gottletb
Ril Ton
Robarts
Freed
Goldelb
Steed
Jqhmean
Heila
Sitltom
GmpireMe
Handibos
Gotfleld
Milto
Georgetown Rackets Edge Michigan On Hilltop Courts
Georgetown racketeers defeated Michigan 4-2 on the Hilltop with Morgan and Hillyer defeating Wilson and Randell in doubles. Singles saw Morgan, Hillyer and McLean secure wins for Georgetown while Andrews and Doyis added Michigan points. Young Nationals beat Young Americans 13 to 12. address H King 824 Twelfth Street Northwest.
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Michigan
Georgetown Racketers
Morgan
Hillyer
Georgetown
Wilson
Randell
D. D. Morgan
Mandell
Douglas Hillyer
Andrews
A." Doyis
George
Town
Norrix McLean
Hall
Morgan and
Hanydel
Nall Ad Andrews
Michigann
H. ‘King
White Sox Turn Back Phillies 6 to 2 in Rainy Noon
Chicago easily defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 as Scotti held the home lineup to scattered hits. Bush exited after five innings with Tennack relieving in the sixth, Chicago piling up hits and two double steals. Walters hurt on Collings’ bat left the game. Recounted lineups show Demmitt, Slagle, and Oldring among Philadelphia’s outs, with Pennock and Bush both pitching for the Phillies as Chicago connected for multiple runs.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Scotti
Bush
Tennack
J Bush
Walter
Argue
J. Collings
Bama
Demmitt If
Slavepby
Gldring
O.collins
OlBaker
Rept
Moinnes
de Arkhuegs
oStrunk
Schell
Barry
Yas Scott
Schang
Tost
Pennock
Pordie
Npau
Weaver
Chago
Philadellphia
Hush
Pirat
Plicher
Ferinock
Beott
Bueh
Penhock
Pennach
Messia
Hildebrand
O'Loughlin
Red Sox Crushed as Detroit Sails to 3 6 Victory
Detroit tops Boston 6 to 3 in a game highlighted by strong pitching from masterly twirlers and sharp defense. Cobb was sidelined with a sore side. Crawford led Detroit with key hits while Bibs and Veach supported.
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Boston
Detroit
Gore
Collins
Danvas
Speaker
Lewis
Cobb
AB Beaton
Bushy
Hnalgh
Hail
Waad
Honudicson
Colfina
Corrigan
Detratt
Philadelphia Phillies Defeat Chicago in Grimy Baseball Clash
In a pitched encounter at Philadelphia, Bresnahan and Good launched key two-base hits, while Sal Leach and Leach produced homers. On the mound, Oeschger and Zabel matched pace with Cravath providing a late sacrifice as the Phillies edged the Chi Cubs 8 to 7 after eight innings.
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Gay
Phila
Swenney
Ireland
Corriden
Doomn
Schultes
Ifar
Itomying
Dewonger
Bresnakian
Bere
Slanbel
Phadelotta
Chicago
Paskett
Reed
Lobert
Luderas
Leach
Baler
Zimmerman
Williams
Sebulte
Byosgaban
Bresnahan
Good
Tuderua
Sal Leach
Piatée
Milonniga
Zabel
Gin Finnings
Sweaney
Cravath
Willama
Bweenty
Lett
Philadelphis
Chicana
Fleet
Oeschger
Pieree
Witcher
Plaree
Empires
Quigley and Eason
Ford's Work Delivers Buffalo Victory Over St Louis
Russell Ford pitched the Buffalo club to a 2 to 1 win in the final game of the series against St Louis in Buffalo. The lineup included Downey, Handford, Bridwell, and several others with solid defense and timely hits. The game lasted 1 hour and 36 minutes as Buffalo seized control late with key plays and took the series.
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Buffalo
St. Louis
N. Y
Russell Ford
Scorp
Arhoale
Anhore Downey
OlUridwell
Agier
OlBoucher
Loudon
If Kormmers
Oy Hendfort
Milles
Delahanty
Drake
Tighley
Tota
Cramdell
Willett
St. Lou
Louis
Downey
Smitz
Louden
Delehaak
St Loui
Hendford
Blair
Iman
Bridwell
Handford
Piechor
WillaLt
Messia
McCormick
Bren
Gaize
Kansas City Beats Baltimore 7-6 in Tight Tilt
Kansas City batters, led by Stovall and Goodwin, struck Baltimore’s second-string pitchers for seven runs to six. Key moments include two late Stovall runs and a triple by Stovall in the seventh, as Kansas City edges Baltimore in a three hour plus game. Notes list line scores, hits, and errors for both clubs, with individual performances highlighted.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Stovall
Goodwin
Haulmors
Chadb
fiZion
Gilmore
Knabe
BoadopKeow
Duncan
Ridgews
Doe
Oomler
Young
Rupsel
Ruckers
Bao Igwithelm
Totets
Ridgeway
Cantey
Mayers
Kansas Flyers
Kenworthy
Perrine
Hen
Ining Gine
Sweeina
Russell
Wilhelm
Simmions
Jim
Dolan
Perving
Henning
Perriog
Zinn
Chadbourne
Staten Haser
Jackliach
OM Hidgensy
Caning
Heanleg
Conley
Marshall Draws At Chess In St. Petersburg May 20
In the eighth round of the international chess tournament Tarrasch defeated Capablanca while Alechine drew with Marshall. Current scores list Lasker 11, Capablanca 10 3, Alechine 1 91-2, Marshall and Tarrasch 9 each. Little Herdics defeated the Essens 9 to 4.
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St. Petersburg
Tarrasch
Capablanca
Alechine
Marshell
Lasker
Marshall
Luque Shines But Bruised by Poor Support In Pittsburgh Victory
Boston errors and three Jong nits by Gibson, Carey, and Leonard doomed Luque as Pittsburgh won 4 to 2 in a May game. Luque pitched well for the Cuban, but Boston’s errors and limited support sealed the loss.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Gibson
Carey
Leonard
Luque
Secra
Elapurgh
Abhoaeb Evers
Aigaat Mann
Murray
Qj Leonard
Pois Schmidt
Wanner
Martin
IjKoueldig
Gowda
Cooper
Pittsburg
Viox
Cerey
Konetchy
Ay— Cooper
Hite
Grth
Byron
Giants Shut Out Reds as Tesreau Dominates
New York defeated Cincinnati 6 to 0, keeping the series even. Tesreau allowed only scattered Cincinnati runners, with Niehof the sole triple for the Reds. Merkle and Doyle contributed runs for the Giants as the shutout secured a clear victory.
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Tesreau
Cincinnati
New York
Niehof
Hescher
OlNorac
Metcher
Ce Doyle
Hoan Merkle
Mhobnzet
Benten
P. Doaa
Touglass
D. Aaae Heer
Poo
Amo Yinging
Berghamme
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Donlap
Christy
Griffmnen
Ike Wellman
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Hin Itness
Alva Williams
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Seligelt
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Zoo
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Lear
Benton
Meyers
Rigier
Emelie
Lehigh
Bethlehem
Gettysburg
GEO. A. Dickel & CO
Dixtilters Nashville
Tana
Ming
Meyer
Pennsylvanta Ave
Washington, D, C
S. Goldhei & Sons
Seventh Street
Daily Post
Holy Land
Iy Post
Mertz
Martz
Seventeenth Street
Bundeys
Sunday Post
P. B. & Co—Men's Outfitters
Pither Bridgisp Co
Ninth
Morton C. Stout & CO
Hahn’s
Pringe Albert Amd
Pimlico
Maryland Jockey Club
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