Doyle Wins Tennis Title in Three Sets at Chevy Chase
C B Doyle of Washington defeats Wallace Johnson of Philadelphia in three sets to win the Chevy Chase Club open singles title and claim the handsome army cup valued over 200 dollars. Doyle dominated most of the match with precise placement and strong overheads, while Johnson fought to keep pace. Doubles and mixed events reach semifinals, with Doyle brothers to play Gordon and Moore in the men’s doubles final.
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Philadelphia Triumphs In Slugfest Over Detroit In Eighth
Philadelphia edged Detroit in a high scoring game, breaking a tie in the eighth when Schang sacrifice fly and LaJolais single brought in the winning runs. Dauss held Detroit before Cavet closed out the late rally as Philadelphia claimed the victory.
QamasterS Nine Defeats Foster In Interbureau League
In the War Interbureau League game, Qamasters beat Abio Foster 14 to 5. Montgomery, Montgomy and Pallas starred with multiple runs and hits. Errors and walks shaped the scoring as Curtin and Panzer worked on the mound for the teams.
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Longest game of the season Chicago tops Boston in 17 innings
In a 17 inning marathon Chicago defeated Boston 3 to 2 as Faber earned his seventh straight win. Weaver doubled and Quinlan was hit by a pitch, Schalk beat out a hit and Daly batted for Fisher with the bases loaded to drive in the deciding run.
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Yankees Lose to Browns in Ninth in St. Louis
St. Louis defeated New York 5 to 4 after a ninth inning rally. Highlights include Pipp Sweeney Fisher Austin Pratt C Walker and Boone with multiple runs scored. Lowdermilk pitched for New York while Perryman and Fisher worked for St. Louis. Errors by Hartzell Sweeney Pratt Leary Agnew Lavan and others reflected in the box score. The game lasted 2 hours and 16 minutes with umpires Menars Chill and Connolly.
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Cubs Win Pitchers Duel In Boston Series Opener
Chicago defeats Boston 3 to 2 in a tight pitchers battle between Rudolph and Lavender. A fourth inning two-out rally, aided by a Connolly mounting error, produced the decisive runs for Chicago. Phelan, Moran, and Connolly tally for the visitors while Zimmerman and Connolly contribute key plays. Umpires were Menora, Byron, and Orth. time of game 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Cleveland Fans Hear of Birmingham Ouster Trade Rumor
Cleveland club president Somers dismissed Joe Birmingham as manager and said Lee Fohl would be given a trial. Trade chatter linked George McBride to Washington for Chapman, but Griffith and Somers denied the plan though many still talked of it amid rain delays and poor pitching.
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James R. McAleer
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Doc White Named Venice Canal League Manager
Los Angeles May 21 Doc White former star pitcher for the Chicago Americans will manage the Venice Canal League team. White, a Washington man, has early ties to Central High School and Georgetown University and will take the Cleveland club’s management role. The report notes other candidates and references long‑distance talks among Griffth, Hedges, Somers and McAleer amid shifting Cleveland management rumors.
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Cal
Doc” White
Chicago Americans
Venice
White
Washington
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Cleveland
Heinie Wagner
Boston Red Sox
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Indianapolis
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New Orleans
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Golfers Reach Semifinals in Chevy Chase Club Tourney
Walter R. Tuckerman J T Bishop E H Jackson of Baltimore and John C Davidson of Columbia survived two rounds of match play in the Chevy Chase Club spring tournament. Allan Lord of Chevy Chase upset, losing to Davidson then eliminated by Dalzell. Davidson beat Reyburn 1 up while Dalzell shot 72 in morning. Semifinals and finals set for today across sixteens and handicap event.
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J. T. Bishop
E. H. Jackson
Baltimore
John C. Davidson
Columbia
Chevy Chase Club
Allan Lord
Chevy Chase
Reyburn
Samuel Dalzill
Brillant
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Golf Team Matches Feature Broad Chev Chase Results
Report lists first sixteen and second rounds from a golf competition with players from Columbia Chevy Chase and Mayfield among others. It details wins by Tuckerman Parrish Jackson Davidson and others, with round times and advancing players through semifinals and finals across four sixteen divisions.
Western and Eastern in high school championship clash
Western and Eastern meet in the high school championship today with a 10 o'clock morning game. The contest was postponed yesterday due to issues at the school field.
Early lead undone as Pittsburgh Downgrades Baltimore Feds
Pittsburgh defeats Baltimore 3 to 2 on a soggy field after taking an early lead the Federals could not overcome. Batteries Quinn and Jacklitsch for Pittsburgh. Rogge and Berry for Baltimore. Also Chicago blanks Brooklyn 4 to 2 as Hendrix sparks scoring with a triple and homer.
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Newark Beats St Louis In Tight City Match
Newark wins 4-3 over St Louis in a low scoring game played today. Falkenberg and Plank pitched well but received little support. Batteries were Falkenberg and Rariden for Newark with Plack and Chapman for St Louis.
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Kruger's Four Runs Spur Kansas City Victory Over Buffalo
Kansas City defeated Buffalo 4 to 3 after Kruger scored four runs from a trio of singles and a double. Schultz allowed ten hits in five innings before Ehmke relieved in the sixth. Batteries: Schultz, Ehmke and Allen for Buffalo. Blair, Gallop, Main and Brown for Kansas City. Avenue Stars challenge district youths aged 15 or 16 to Sunday or holiday games. contact Allyn Birch at 1229 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast.
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Georgetown Nets Suffer 6 Matches at Michigan
Georgetown's tennis team lost all six matches to the University of Michigan on the Hulton yesterday. Michigan won four singles and two doubles, with O Boyle and Keresey among the Georgetown players appearing strong in spots.
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