Washington Nats Rally Past Red Sox in 7-1 Victory
Jezeba Zachary and Joe Harris led Washington to a 7-1 win over Boston at Fenway. Harris drove in two runs with a double and single, while Burns and Rice contributed key hits as the Nationals capitalized on Boston defensive miscues and early errors. Ban Johnson attended, eyeing the sale of the Red Sox to Columbus interests, as Washington split the series in springtime play.
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Major League American League standings and results
The column lists American League teams with wins and losses and notes yesterday results such as New York and Detroit games. It then presents today’s schedule including matchups like Boston at Washington and Chicago at Detroit, along with the National League standings and today’s games.
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Paltegaia
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Macks Halt Yankees With Attack In Ninth
Philadelphia won the opening game of the series 1 0 over the New York Yankees on a ninth inning rally. Matthews started with a single, Hale sacrificed, and Perkins reached on a fielding error. Welch then delivered a clutch single to score Matthews securing the win and ending the Yankees nine-game streak.
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Hale
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Perkins
Hauser
Welch
Mathews
Yankees
Dipemmi
Anise Totain
Ron
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Errora
McGe
Cove leskie Pivots Indians to Victory
Cleveland wins the opening game of a four game set in St. Louis as Covelezky shines on the mound. J Sewell homers off Shocker in the sixth to score Speaker and Summa with Brewer adding a four-bagger in the eighth. Detroit Chicago game details follow with Robertson homering for the Tigers in a 6-3 loss.
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Avoid taking poor position on court net champ warns
William T. Tilden argues about court positions in tennis detailing where to stand for forehand and backhand, midcourt and net disputes. He emphasizes avoiding traps near the baseline and service line and stresses proper footwork and defense to counter shots.
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William
T. ‘Tilden
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William M. Johnston
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McQuillan Wins Fifth Straight For Champs
New York on May 24 Hugh McQuillan defeated the Philadelphia Nationals 8 to 2 for his fifth consecutive victory. Snyder sparked the win with key hits as New York rolled past Philadelphia., with Williams and Snyder contributing in a strong offensive showing and solid pitching from McQuillan.
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Yanan
Ai Kelly
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Moorel
Williams
Pirates slam Card hurlers to take 11 4 win
Pittsburgh pounded three St Louis pitchers to extend home winning streak to eight and hand the Cardinals an 11 4 defeat. Sherdel took the loss after a rough day on the mound as Pittsburgh built a big early lead and coasted.
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Brookland Seeks Sunday Game After Manhattan Nine Disbands
Brookland seeks a Sunday game after the Manhattan nine disbanded. Interested teams should call manager J. J. McCann at North 165-W between 5 and 7 p.m. Brooklanders will hold a workout Friday at 8:30 p.m. in Virginia League notes include results from Richmond Norfolk Petersburg and Petersburg area standings with several minor matchups listed.
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Golf Round Ends With Dramatic Finish At Columbia
Under bright conditions at the Columbia Country Club tournament, six players contended for a top-16 spot in a tense second day. Brown missed a final call, Asher and Harban faced rough starts, while Harban and Shannon each faltered, and Sheenan produced a remarkable chip near the cup. Gordon Wood and George Voight tied for low medal with 78, edging Dunphy and James at 79.
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West Cnder
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Columbia
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Golf tournament notes reveal near low net by Asher and Barnard
The tournament committee has not fully examined scores but Clyde B. Asher and Relph P. Barnard posted a low net of 88 on Wednesday. With only two prizes for low net, the top two will likely be determined by draw. The clubhouse crowd enjoyed a golf dinner as winners were celebrated.
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Washington
Fred J. J . Mackay
Country Club of
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E. E. Johnston
Maryland
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Basseer
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Nationals notes from Boston May 24 1920s mood turns sour
The Nationals endured a sour day after leaving London Ontario, with Altrock declining antics. Rumors fly that Ald Box moon sale to a Columbus syndicate. Joe Harris sparked chatter as the Sox sputtered. Rice struck danger with a double and triple but the offense remained quiet. The Braven watched, Mathenoth wished Griffith had joined, and Matty sought a bridge game with the Foxes amid league chatter and standings.
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