Ayers Wild Heave Costs Nationals a Possible Tie
Nationals and White Sox played a tight game until Ayers threw wildly in the sixth, allowing two White Sox runs and shifting momentum. Faber shut down Washington after early hits, while Gallia and Ayers faltered. Morgan and Henry produced late, but Chicago held on for a 4-1 victory at Georgia Avenue Yard.
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Stanley T Milliken
Ken Dirctor
Yancey Wratt Ayers
Alabbier
Henry
Weaver
Nationals
Georgia Avenue
White
Gallta
Faber
Bertemidnt
White Sox
Gallia
Ayéra
Ayers
Cardinals Rally In Ninth To Top Braves 5 4
St Louis capitalized in the ninth after Wilson singled and Mornaby tripled to erase a 4 3 deficit. Jisper held Boston to 4 hits through 8 innings as a late rally by Wilson and Hornsby produced the decisive runs for St Louis with Bavder and Miller driving in the final tallies.
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Wilson
Mornaby
Miller
Bavder
Boston
Jisper
Arrora
Hornsby
al St Louis
TJ Amith
Byers
Orban
Cellins If
Beacher
Withott Rf
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O Wison
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Compton
Flower
Thittler
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i/Snyder
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Wileon
Jaaper
Boxton
Leute
Hans Freca
Colina Witholt
Kornethhy
Retwel Huggins
Kornehy
J C Smith
Bescher
Konateby
Aidolph
Hitvel Miller
Hornebr
Basumpton
Corban
Oo Meadows
No. Tuna
Rudolph Strick
Br Janper
Rudolph
Menere Rigler
Flarrison
Houra
Bominvites Eee
Fair and Marlboro Horse Show Meets Special Trains
The notice lists a May 25 to 30 event with special trains from District Line at 32:00 TH and 1400p, plus a Chesapeake Beach Rallied Special from Union Station. It references movie days and screenings at local theaters as part of a new archive effort.
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Marlboro
Inc
Chesapeake Beach
Union Station
Thorse Gay
Niehoff Big Factor In Phillies Victory
Nishoff doubled with the bases loaded in the ninth to lift Philadelphia to a 6 5 win over Chicago. Zimmerman drove much of Chicago’s offense, with multiple players contributing in a high scoring affair played in Chicago on May 4.
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Phillies
Chicago
Nishoff
Philadelphia
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Am Ga Byrme
Olfehulte
Mann
Flack
Zim’erman
A & Oj
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Mulligan
Seaton
Kur
Byrne
Stock
Cravath
Good
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Willame
Neaton
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Frecher
Stuk
Williams
McCarthy
Ted
Rizey
Bender
Hite
Rixey
Eynings
Demaree
Tnain
Demeres
Goaton
Wita
Biney
Tein Imiechen
Ireneesare
Kiem
Emelie
Harvard grew loses veteran oarsman Parson
Cambridge Massachusetts May 34 Kenneth B G Parson a Harvard varsity eight oarsman for two years has been ordered by his physician to give up rowing He was recently moved to the second boat His doctor says he has lost 17 pounds since the season began and further rowing would threaten his health Potomac League game Cumberland defeats Lonaconing 3 2 to jump from last place Batteries Cumberland Stafford and Grayce Lenaconing Jamie on Tobey and Cobb
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Mass
Kenneth B. G Parson
Harvard
Parson
Washington Post
Cumberland
Lonaconing
Stafford
Grayce
Lenaconing
Jamieon
Tobey
Cobb
Indians Win On Wild Pitch In N Y May Ball Game
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 5 to 4 as Bush uncorks a wild pitch and Graney steals home. Turner and Speaker drive key hits, while errors fuel all home team runs. Morton and Bush split mound duties with Morton allowing five runs on six hits. Umpires Mesare Hildebrand Hyans. Time: About 1 hour 55 minutes.
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Bush
Cleveland
Washington
Graney
Turner
Speaker
Abbo al Phadel
Abhor O Witt
LjSteunk
Rune
Roth
Wambaanss
Witt
Strunk
Lajole
Walsh
O'Neill
Morton
Pick
Stellbaner
Hite
Hoth
Alsh
Bits
Andil
Waleh
Bath—Bforton
Brooklyn Wins 10-Inning Baseball Thriller Over Pittsburgh
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 3 to 2 in ten innings as Daubert Stengel and Wheat key a late rally. Daubert singles in the 10th, with Stengel and Wheat also contributing to the decisive inning.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Daubert
Stengel
Wheat
Giants Sweep Reds As NL Record Stands In 6 1 Victory
New York's baseball club extended its winning streak to 13 with a 6 to 1 road victory over Cincinnati. Graf, Merkle, and Doyle starred as the Giants continued their East Coast trip, maintaining the National League record by defeating the Reds in Cincinnati.
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Ohio
New York
Cincinnati Today
OjGroh
Borgs
Ruption
OlNeale
Chase, Doyle
Kauf
Mitchell
Schule
Sie
Kaui
Fletcher
Merkle
Neale
Fisher
Emmer
Wingo
Merkie
Pases
Doyle
Mchkechnie
Doyie
Poa
Perritt
Schuls
Peraea
Bebal
Pita Schule
Amirée
Mensis
Essah
Tims
Nationals and White Sox Clash in Tight Classic Final
Final of the series with the Nationals and White Sox in a close battle. Morgan led with two hits while intense infield play slowed fast actions. Faber and Ayers pitched. Henry and Judge supplied key hits as McBride starred with a remarkable double play. Rowland shuffled the batting order, Shanks and Collins contributed crucial plays, and the Giants continued to surge in the standings behind the leaders.
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Nationals
Griffith
Slabpista
Urban Faber
Faber
Breary Walker
Matt
McBride
Morgan
Henry
Jaula
Mosller
Gallia
George
Ayera
Weaver
E. Collins
Fournier
Jackson
Felach
Shanks
Schalk
White Sox
Hoehling
Collins
Judge
Shank
R.H
A Fonter
Ates Milan
Rondeau
Esas
Shank If
Ad Henry
Oa McBride
Boenting
Moeller
Jamieson Sea
Eecee
Chicago
BR Bose Eo-Ab
Murphy
Rt Waaver
EB. Collins
Ay Fournier
Chalk
C - McMillin
Nationala
Chica
OM Galle
Boehling
Innin
Boehlin
Galli
Milan
Eddie Collins
Jamieson
Ruth Puzzles Tigers and Scores Shutout
Boston May 24 Ruth held Detroit to 4 singles and with three great catches by Harry Hooper shut the visitors out 0 to 0. The Red Sox batted savagely Ruth and Hooper driving in runs while Ruth pitched a shutout aided by fielding.
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Ruth
Detroit
Harry Hooper
Red Sox
Hooper
Abhoal Benton
Rune
Janvein
Burns
Walker
Hoblitzell
Lewis
Hobliteel
Thomas
Datrolt
Dubuc
Rice
Dale
Hite
Messrs
Nallin
Dineen
Yankees Run Past Browns 10 to 1 in Second Game
New York defeated St. Louis 10 to 1 in the second game of the series, sending Wellman out in five innings while Shawkay held the visitors to five hits. Manager Donovan announced Frank Baker would rest a week with a strained left tendon, and Roger Peckinpaugh would miss ten days to two weeks for a strained back.
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St. Louis
Yankees
Wellman
Parks
McCabe
Shawkay
Donovan
Frank Baker
Roger Peckinpaugh
Boone
al Austin
Bevereld
Walters
Shawkey
Bindher
Crandall
Fincher
Ruce—Miter
Gilhoclay
Magee
Bauman
Pipp
Walters Briar
Severold
Walter
Messia
Connelly
Oqwena
Start Golf Tourney at C. C. Glub Today
The sixth annual spring invitation golf tournament at Chevy Chase Club opens with 7 30 a m tee times for the first qualifying round. Over 200 players enter the 18 hole medal play in today’s qualifying rounds, with match play starting tomorrow and semifinals and finals set for Saturday across all classes.
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Chevy Chage
Frst
Hst
Treanor to play in Middle Atlantics tournament
Paul Treanor of New York will participate in the Middle Atlantics tennis tournament at Columbia Country Club starting Saturday. He may enter singles, men's doubles, and mixed doubles but has not yet found doubles partners from nearby states. The doubles winners advance to national preliminaries in Chicago.
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Paul Treanor
New York
Connie” Doyle
Columbia Country Club
Reanor
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Chicago
A. Y. Laech, Jr
W. H. Ronsaville
Berbert T. Shannon
Co. B. Doyie
C. A. Slater
Hatrieg
Darcy Seeks American Fight Run With 20000 Guarantee
Australian middleweight champion Les Darcy aims to tour the United States to fight top title claimants, proposing $20,000 for three fights, with payment posted in a Canadian bank. He seeks Kearns as handler, faces Australian travel bans during war, and notes interest from Mike Gibbons.
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Work
New York
Les Darcy
America
Darcy
Les
Kearns
Billy Murray
Australia
San Francisco
Hugh McIntosh
Gibbons
Mike Gibbons
Kid Lewis
California
L'heureux
Oakland
Liheureux
Jess Willard
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