Nationals Beat White Sox 9 to 5 To Tie Series At Comiskey Park
George McBride's Nationals overcame a hard hitting Sox lineup at Comiskey Park to win 9 to 5 and even the series. Poling had ten hits in the game and Zachary limited Chicago’s batting through six innings before Merride switched to Johnson who closed out the ninth. Jolted by Harris and Miller in key innings, the Nationals built a three run first and extended their lead with strings of two more in the third and seventh. O’Rourke and Gharrity contributed timely hits as Johnson, Hodge, and McWeeney tried to stem the rally.
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Chicago
George McBride
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Clan
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Sox
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Mer Rde
Walter Johnson
Sring
Johnson
South Siders
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Judge
Milan
Gleason
Dicky Kerr
Hodge
Douglass McWeeney
American Association
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O' Rourke
Rice
Harris
Texas
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Falk
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Gharrity
Ray Schalk
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Kerr
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Bagby’s Form Wins For Indians 4-1
Cleveland defeats Boston 4 to 1 as Bagby pitches best game of year holding Beston to four hits. Luke Sewell debuts with Indians, brother of Joe Sewell. Bellows: Melanix Evans Burns Stephenson drive runs. Bagby, Thormahlen dominate pitchers. Boston’s lone run comes on a Merrill triple and Sac fly.
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Scotts
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University of Alabama
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Keane
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Stephenson
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O'Neill
McInnis
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Sewell
Vitt
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Bouton
Firat
Karr
Speaker
American Golfers Triumphs and Scrambles in Bad Weather
American golfer Ouimet opens with a quick rally against Dick, after a shaky start. Burton beats Thompson three up with a late seventeenth hole putt while English rivals mix steady drives and bunker misfires under damp air and cloudy skies.
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Burton
Thompson
Park Chicago on trade talks with Detroit and St. Louis groups
Fragmentary report notes President Griffith’s West trip aimed at trade discussions with Detroit and St. Louis managements. It mentions Bobby Quinn liking Jim Shaw and repeated efforts to land him, with Cobb and Rube Shockers in the mix as Griffith seeks a broader deal.
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Chicago
Prident Griffith
Detroit
St. Louis
Bobby’ Quinn
Browns
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Cobb
Griffith
Major League Scores And Standings Summary
Yesterday in the American League Washington beat Chicago 9 to 5 and New York triumphed 6 to 4 over St Louis while Cleveland lost 4 to 1 to Boston and Detroit edged Philadelphia 5 to 0. Today Washington visits Chicago New York plays St Louis Boston hosts Cleveland and Philadelphia meets Detroit. In the National League Chicago faces Brooklyn Cincinnati meets Philadelphia rain is noted in several showdowns with St Louis at Boston and Pittsburgh at New York. Standings list Cleveland Boston New York St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Brooklyn with varying records and percentages.
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Louis
Tigers Stop Mackmen In Five Two Victory
Detroit pitchers limited Philadelphia to 2 runs as Leonang held the mound. Bush scored on a fifth inning bunt play and Walker hit a homer, with Witt, Jones, and Griffin contributing hits in a 5 to 2 Detroit win.
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Leonang
Philadelphia
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Perkins
Griffin
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Witt
Young
Dugan
Cobb
Walker
Ench
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Jones
Doble
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Hate
Wirst
Balla
Harris
Leonard
Pipp's timely single gives Yankees game
In St Louis on May 23, Pipp delivered a ninth inning single with bases loaded and two out, scoring two for the Yankees in a 6 to 4 win over the Cardinals. Davis passed Ruth to set up Pipp as the decisive batter.
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New York
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Mitchett
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Menuel
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Schang
Sieler
Davie
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Hayt
Government League Box Score and Inter-Bureau Notes
Box score style report lists players and stats from the Treasury Inter Bureau game and related Hygenic Annex notes. Includes line scores, hits, errors, and bases on balls with numerous abbreviations for players and positions.
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Treasury Inter-Bureau
H. Lab
Usweeney
Hutson
Oo Miller
Wenzel
Rusx
Bender
Hinivon
Burthe
Lingren
Siwindelturs Wright
Unanmersty
Brrori
Hutyon
Wright
Phillips
Fingren
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Barche
Britain weighs 16 inch guns in new Hood class ships
Reports from Britain say the admiralty tested the American three gun turret and 16 inch rifle. They may equip four Hood class vessels with eight 16 inch guns, replacing the former 5 inch standard. Naval officers note US battle cruisers with eight 16 inch guns would outrun these British ships.
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Admiralty
Baden
Great Britain
United States
Dempsey Trains Amid Windy Camp Preparations
Dempsey faced sparring trouble as ring partners were scarce with Jack Clifford gone and Leo Houck considering quitting. Babe Herman stepped in for a lightweight session, while Georges Carpentier trained in New York with limited activity due to cold temperatures. Tex Rickard seeks Jersey City bout license as seat sales surge. British beat Spain in Davis Cup prelims on hard dirt courts, highlighting early tension in the 1921 series.
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Jack Clifford
Leo Houck
Dempsey
Larry Williams
Bridgeport
Babe ‘Herman
Pacific Coast
Herman
Manhassst
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Georges
Francois’ Descamps
Elye
Descamps
Jersey City
Carpentier
New York
Tex Rickard
New Jersey State Athletic Commission
Jersey City Athletic Club
Utle
Mont~Somery Park
Rickard
Madison Square
Hendon
England
Lycett
Lowe
Woosman
Manuel Alonzo
Clant de Comar
Jose Alonzo
Eduardo Flaquer
Champs to Meet in Baltimore Fight Bill
The American Legion Athletic Association of Baltimore has arranged an 80 round boxing bill for next Friday night at the Fourth Regiment armory. Main bout features Mike Paulson and Johnny Sheppard in a 12 round lightweight clash. Semifinals match Banty Sharpe versus Danny Duarte, with Ted Mitchell versus Ed Burnbrook in a six round opener. Emeralds reorganize after defeating Seat Pleasant A. C. and formerly Western Buds.
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Baltimore
Fourth Regiment Armory
Mike Paulson
Harrisburg
Johnny Sheppard
London
Banty Sharpe
Army Corps
Danny Duarte
Washington
Ted Mitchell
Atlantic
Ed Burnbrook
Camp Holabird
Thirty Colleges In 1 A. A. Championships
Camoriage Mass May 23 Thirty colleges named 710 entries for the intercollegiate AAA championships to be held at Harvard stadium next Friday and Saturday. Boston College may gain a waiver to enter late. Georgetown has a strong chance to win. All member colleges participate except Boston and Johns Hopkins. California athletes have been in Cambridge acclimating. Institutions listed include Amherst Bowdoin Brown California Cincinnati Colby Colgate Columbia NYU Cornell Dartmouth Fordham Harvard Penn State Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Princeton Rutgers Swarthmore Syracuse Williams Yale.
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Maine
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Pennsylvania
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Swarthmore
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Yale
Canoe Regatta Set by Washington Clubs on Decoration Day
Interclub Canoe Association of Washington seeds a May 30 regatta at Sycamore Island on Potomac broadwater beginning 2 pm Entries for 13 events cover novices juniors seniors and trick paddlers Prizes for first and second place Entry fee 25 cents per contestant Entries close noon May 29 Soldiers forfeit game at Walter Reed versus Fort Washington after dispute Spalding A C Wens beats Del Ray 10 to 7 Watson homered tripled and singled in five trips to plate
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Interclub Canoe Association of Washington
Sycamore Island
Potomac River
Spalding A. C. Wens
Spalding A. C
del Ray
Watson
American polo team wins practice game in Roehampton
In Roehampton England on May 23 the American polo team led by J W Webb Thomas Hitchcock Jr and C C Rumsey with Robert E B Strawbridge defeated a rival lineup of Louis Stoddard Earl W Hopping Cal R C Ritson and Sir Edward Horlick nine goals to five Strawbridge substituted Milburn so he could watch from the sidelines The Pioneer A C seeks games in the 17 year class contact Herbert Levy 510 H street northeast
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England
J. W. Webb
Thomas J.hitchcock, Jr
C. c. Rumsey
Robert EB. Strawbridge
Philadelphia
Louis Stoddard
Earl W. Hopping
Cal. R. C. Ritson
Sir Edward Horlick
Pioneer A. C
Herbert Levy
H Street
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