President Harding Plays At Rock Creek Park Course
A large crowd watched President Harding play two rounds of nine holes at Rock Creek Park yesterday. He scored 102 in net terms with a 2 handicap, while prizes were awarded to multiple officials, newspaper men, and guests amid a mixed course showing.
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Henry Litchfiete
Harding
New Rock Creek Park
Washington
Golf Club
Aldent Harding
Amiid
Tam
Flo
Cer Gillet
Sanford
United States Supremes Court
Judicial Branch
Edgar Markham
Fourth Estate
Ambassador Harvey
Speaker Gillett
Diay
Dung H. Rudolph
Charles Schafer
Washington Herald
Walter R. McCallum
Evening Star
Horace Green
HB. Miller
Collrge
Leo Wrank Hartig
the News
Philip C. Kaufmann
The
Star
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Carter Field
New York Tribune
Thomas L. Stokes
Sherrill
We. OH Armetrong
Robert
Roan Bartley
Htouney Re
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Relph Collins
Fingrae Heax
Robert Denean
Keemet Dewgherty
Bruno
Buswell P. Edwards
Frasknio Fisher
Albert W. Bex
Bart P. Darcett
Bond P. Geafea
Olderthe Greevenor
Charles
Reves
Imndiry Themon
Frank Hartig
Paul Haupert
Columbia Golf Tourney Opens With 340 Entries This Morning
The Columbia Country Club hosts its annual spring golf tournament starting at 3:10 AM with the first pair. About half the field plays 18 holes today, the rest tomorrow. match play begins Friday with semifinals Saturday and finals later that day. Nearly 340 entrants listed with numerous players and scores.
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Columbia
Williams Hits 15th Homer as Phils Fall in rout
Williams homered for the 15th time as Pittsburgh crushed Philadelphia 12 to 6 in the second game of the series. Carey, Traynor, and Williams supplied key hits while Birds pitched poorly, with errors by Sand and Rowell. Measured by innings, Pitt led early and never relinquished control, leaving Philadelphia battered in May at Failageipnia.
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Failageipnia
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pittaburgh Ab.h.c.a
Philisdlphia Abo. Ma'aritis
Mekao
O Rand
Cb Fore
Wwilliamed
Ogee
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Ruse
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Traynor
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Sand
Wiliams
Holke
Kingon
Wilson
Rowell
Mokan
Parkinson
Mgatog
Foner
Weisert
Meadows
Rock Creek Park Opens Municipal Golf Course to Public
Public building office announces Rock Creek Links new municipal course open for general use. Rates listed: 15 cents for 9 holes, 28 cents for 18 holes. Weekdays only this rate. 25 cents for Saturdays Sundays and holidays.
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Office of Public Building and Rounds
Rock Creek Park
Theeneral Public
Francis Suspended and Fined for Training Rule Violation
Detroit officials announced Ray Francis portside pitcher for the Detroit Americans was fined $100 and suspended indefinitely for failure to observe training rules. Francis, who was acquired from Washington last winter, faces the disciplinary action effective immediately.
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Francis
Detroit
Ray Francis
Detroit Americans
Cobb
Washington
Tilden on Poor Volleying and Footwork Advice
Instructional piece excerpts coach remarks at Germantown academy Philadelphia. Emphasizes footwork alignment, weight transfer on forehand and backhand volleys, and timing. Includes notes on overhead smash technique and a Davis Cup match announcement between Japan Canada in Montreal with dates July 28 27 28.
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William't
Tilden
Germantown Academy
Philadelphia
Japan
Canada
U. S
Montreal
Tennnis
Mount Royal
Fawn ‘Tennis Association
Zenzo Shimizu
Giants Open Season with Strong 7-2 Win Over Cardinals
New York May 22 The New York Nation defeats St Louis 7 to 2. Players listed include Abelao Bancroft, Ray Flack, Jackson, Frisch, Haines as pitcher for St Louis and Ryamp, Barfoot or Bryant for New York. Key defensive plays feature double play Frisch to Bancroft to Kell and Frisch to Kelly. Final line shows St Louis 2 runs, New York 7, with errors by Tersa and Rapproft.
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New York
New York Nation
St Louis
Lous Abelo
H.O.A. iRmithit
Bancroft
Ray
Flack
Jackson
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Bottomley
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Frish
Kelly
Frisch
Bancourt
Kell
Horneby
Lareno Lotteriey
Spyder
Frisc
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St. Louis
Ityan
Barfont
Bturiert
Haines
Aldridge Dodgers Bravely. Cubs Edge Boston Rivalry Rehash
Boston pitcher Aldridge held the Red Sox to four hits as Chicago pitchers Marquard and Cooney slammed the door to win. Heathcote and Hellecher made key catches for Chicago, while Aldridge worked into trouble in the seventh. Errors by Grantham and Kelleher surfaced as Boston fell short.
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Braves
CUBS
Boston
Chicago Bruad Marquard
Cooney
Heathcote
Hellecher
Chicago
Hoston
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Benton
Hagwell
Joan Cooney
Henton
Wanton
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Grantham
Artnet
Kelleher
Hartnett
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Pitel Marquard
Brooklyn Advances by Trouncing Reds
Brooklyn dominates Cincinnati with strong offense and pitching. Key players include Roush, Wheat, Garber, and Daubert contributing hits and runs as Brooklyn seizes control early and holds on for the win.
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Brooklyn
REDS
Many Golfers Try for Team Places
More than 60 players opened the East Potomac Park elimination for a national public links event. The 20 lowest medal scorers advance to round two, with 22 players posting 69 or better to qualify for next Tuesday’s final 18 holes. Tipton led at 77, Valet at 78, among those failing to reach the cut.
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East Potomac Park
Web
Tipton
George J. Valet
Dauss Leads Tigers to Victory Over A's in Detroit
Detroit May 2 Dauss was in good form today and won his seventh victory in eight starts as the Tigers defeated Philadelphia 4 to 4. The detailed box shows Dauss dominating with a strong pitching performance, supported by timely hits and key defensive plays.
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Tigers
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Philadelphia
Philad’phia
O.A. Matthewaer
Olrineth
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Pratt
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Cutehaw
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Helmach
Cleveland
Hoston
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Boo Byhen
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Senior Golfers to Hold Medal Event at Chevy Chase
The Seniors Golf Association schedules a handicap medal event at 18 holes at Chevy Chase next Tuesday. Players may opt for nine holes on Monday and finish the rest on Tuesday. A revised handicap will be posted May 28.
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Seniors Gif Association
Chévy Chase
Jr Mechanics Defeat Navy Yard Marines at Congress Heights
The Jr Mechanics beat the Navy Yard Marines 1 to 0 on the Congress Heights diamond. Leety White pitched a one hitter with 11 strikeouts, allowing Hendricks a single and fanning ten.
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Junior Order of American Mechanics
Navy Yard Marines
Congress Heights
Leefty White
Hendricks
Marines
Two Teams Clashing as Nationals Beaten in Final Bre Game
Washington scouts report a late relief effort by Pruett unable to stop the Browns as Schliebner, Severeid and Tobin seed the scoring with three runs in the sixth inning. Williams, O'Neill and Evans contribute in a high scoring clash, while Bluege and Peck drive later offense for the visitors.
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Truett
Hoot
Danforth Zahniser
Hollingsworth
Ebrhart
Nationals
Pruett
Stan Harris
Rice
Bluegé Niied
Robertson
Judge
Aleyes
Evans
Bluege
Peck
Tobin
Gerber
Jacobson
McManus
Severeid
Browns
Rootr
Danforth
Zahniser
Farris
Schiepner
Root
Jonkheer Hollingsworth
Wade
Willams
McMaouk
Severeld
Schliebner
Nets
Gharrity
Jeft
Fisher
Vruette
O'Neill
Brillhart
Washington
Fahles
Bushmen
Dector
Beington Alon t Jrade Beats Washington at Home
Washington and St Louis clash as Beington Alon t Jrade leads at bat. Key players include Severeid Evans Schliebner Jacobsin and Robertson with Brillhart and Hollingsworth pitching. Pruett secures the win as Holmes and Evans umpire a 2 hour 13 minute game.
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Beington Alon T Jrade
Wade
Fahniser
Hollingaworti
Brilthart
Williancs
McManus
Rovertson
Schuebner
Danforth
Reot
Hollingsworth
Beoe
Fisher
Brillhart
Nieth
Washington
St. Louis
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Wada
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Harris
Schliebner
Jacobsiin
Blee
Roberteon
Rice
Pecinpaugh
Gerber
St Boule
Hollingsmith
Pruett
Zann
Suis Salt 'Ay Bantord
Janees
Yy Pruett
Rica
Tribes Edge Red Sox In Narrow Cleveland Win
Cleveland defeats Boston by two runs in a well played game at home. Starters and relievers contributed amid scattered hits with key moments from Speaker and McMillan.
Augustine Delivers 14 Inning Hitless Performance
Reading fragments, Augustine pitched 14 hitless innings as Stora defeated Avenue Grands. He walked five and exited after five innings with uncertain Cubs-era notes. the source text is garbled but indicates a long scoreless effort and a positive pitching display.
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Af Thes
Aputiars
Stora
Thie Avenue Grands
Zoe
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Suatine
Ies
Snairs
Sabe
Leading Hitters in the Major Leagues this Season
Summary of top players across American and National Leagues. Highlights include Pat Tiemann Detroit with 27 games at bat and a .448 average, Itelchee Boston, Millee Philadelphia, Cobb Detroit, and Jameson Cleveland in the American League. National League leaders Wheat Brooklyn, Bottomley St. Louis, Grimm Pittsburgh, Hornsby St. Louis, and Freeh New York are listed with their hits and averages.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hoston
Sostan
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Pet
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Agel
Butane
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Lonmin
Chicago
Boston
Fittaburgh
Incingati
St. Louis
Aburgh
Chivers
Bontun
Pat Tiemann
Detroit
Itelchee
Millee
Cobb
Jemieson
Cleve
Leveland
R. H. Pet. Wheat
Bottomley
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Grimm, Pittebough
Hornsby
Louis
Freeh
Nationals St Louis Game Notes From May Series
Washington’s Harris tripled in the first inning and went eight trips in two games. Jacobson and Beverend each had four hits as Washington’s offense clicked. Peckinpaugh and Rice led with three singles apiece, and Rice turned a double play in the sixth. The team heads to London Ontario for an exhibition, with Ben son’s three-game series opener at home vs the Yankees and Shriners ceremonies planned for Capital Site.
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St Bouts
Stanley Harris
Washington
Fisher
Hollingsworth
Fokhl
Pruett
Root
Pitet
Gibson
O'Neil
Harris
St Louis
Hig Tai —Jacobson
Beverend
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Rice
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Peckinpaugh
Typ Washington
Jett St. Louis
Londo
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