Shamrock Club forfeits franchise to join Independence League
The Shamrock Athletic Club forfeited its Independence League franchise yesterday and the rights were transferred to Waverly Athletic Club. Shamrock had played only three league games, with two losses, and cited inability to meet league standards. Meanwhile, Teague’s group met with Secretary Crevice to form a new Interbureau League team replacing Bookkeepers, with Hoyt Rinkett as treasurer.
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Alfred L Stern
Martins Tomorros
Shamrock Ath
Letic Club
Waverly Athletic Club
Shamrock
Kannas Teague
Crevice
Hoyt Rinketts
New Interbureau League
The
Agricultural Department
Board of Minigers
First Osmpa League appearance yields win for Woodlenl club
Woodlenl, stepping into the Osmpa League, defeated Immanuel 14 to 6 in a hard fought game. Senseny powered the offense with a sensational one hand drive for a homer as the team built a lead in the second inning and held on through the later frames.
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Woodlenl
Sligo
Immanuel
Senseny
Immanel Amuona
Armatt Tas
Taylor Clas
Tany F
Riddle
Dthempson
Gitings Plan
Hoage Sort
Navy Yard
Eastern Athletic Club
Navy Bt Anh
Danwilf
Girsant
Rike
Murphy
Halin P
el Eastern
Hota Rune Mies
Hota Rune Mies Jaeschke Beart Giovannett
Zannetti
Jleker
Wasa
Pasa
Leonard
Aeshia Hatiwon
Piker
Sarikel
Carth Fallwin
Jackise
Stontaes Miles (i) Brome
Ballam Deiste
Rupert Ty
Mever
Myers
Mr Betts
Amateur Games Today Across Multiple Local Leagues
A schedule lists numerous league matchups including Bankers League-District versus Commercial Capital City League against Cornell Company sewer pumping, Independence League, Olympia League, and several others. Many entries show no game for Sunday School League, while others feature varied pairings such as Manhattan versus Ken aut and Silver Spring versus Brad dock.
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Bankers' League
Commercial Capital City
Cornell Company
Willard
Interlor
Wa Agriculture District
Columbia
Independence League
Manhattan
Kenaut Interburray
Solichorn
Main Building
Olympia League
Silver Spring
Braddock Railroad
Southern
Union Staton
Marquette
St Stephen
Corcran
Law Suburban
Hrightwood
Brookland
St Paul Triumphs Over National Union In Narrow 13 to 9 Victory
St Paul defeats National Union 13 to 9 in Independence League baseball after a lengthy, error filled game. Key names include Sannin, Vickery, Beall, Hughes, Barnes, and Ruppert among others. St Paul converts 9 runs in the late innings to pull ahead.
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St Paul
National
St Paul Arhoaf
Sac Ann
Harleton
Ritsehy
Father Ta Vikan
Harne If
Hughe Orf
McDonald c
Sannin
al Palconer
Valaen If
OlGraves
Jones
Deaver
Ruppert If
Qhatser If
Wolsenbrod
Olonkery P Nia
Bacnet
G St. Paul
National Union Oo
RGR
OH Rum
Harnes
Parker
Newman
Petworth Triumphs Over Silver Spring In Suburban League
Petworth edges Silver Spring 11 to 6 in a Suburban League game. Clayton sparkled with a one hand stab of Moores long drive for a homer and Wiser went 3 for 4 at the plate. Pitching by Diamond and Quintar supported a strong Petworth defense as Dempsey and Clayton starred for the Baby Dolls.
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Petworth
Silver Spring
Clayton
Baby Dolls
Moores
Wiser
Clark Cf
Oklayton If
Todge O
Mullen Sb Lb
Tarney If
Dimpier Ss
Mehonny Rf
Olseitr
Beggett
Idamond
Ugarrett
IfJonghans
Mosterg Ob
LfGallagher
Mere Rt
McCarthyt
Ug Tatas
Quinter Petworth
Dempsey Clayton
Hisero Tury Stewart Baggett
Garrett
Junghans Oasis
Issell Mollen
McKenny O
Quintar
Silver Spring — Marst
Ty Garett
RTA
Hare Wits
Clayton Ant Mullen
Carrett and Torney
Stefen Bares
Despees Clayten
Postoffice Narrowly Misses First in Departmental League
Navy defeats Postoffice 7 to 4 as Timmy Kerr delivers the winning run with two out in the ninth. Holt leads Postoffice batters with a 4 for 6 day, while Norris and Bradie shine for Navy in a hard fought midweek clash at the ballpark.
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Timmy Kerr
Navy
Holborn
Gorniks Cf
Owdek
Milcah
Borland
Bradles
Wilrey If
Ofarnimts
Dalyth Sue
Holt
Ainkle
Fenton
Ori P Boano
Fergus
Ryan
PLO
Oded
Rui
Wadekauf Kerr
Carniss
HM Ieran
Hombert Sud Norrs
SahoPst
Pein
Mimi Rar
Norris
Tao Hase Iitts
Val Wirut
Bradie
Bae Moittehwt
Tay Daly T
Schomter Berion
Haemhart
Hilt
Ty Norriss
Pasel Mail Katt Hanna
Must Play Game Over The Tame Between Southmnn And Tin Manuel
Executive board of Olympia last night ordered a replay of a postponed meet ing between Southland and Tin Manuel of Mas h W15. Southland forfeited the game and Braddach of Max tf played. An all star exhibition lineup for May 6 8 was selected with three players from each side.
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Southmnn
Tin Manuel
Mas H
Olympia
Copp
Fourteenth Street
Southland
Liver Spuog
Southlind
Braddach
Max Tf
Sie
Ali Lal Hay
Abe Satiny
Geol
Rae
Heat in Bourbon Handicap at Churchill Downs
In a one mile Bourbon Handicap at Churchill Downs, Kings Daughter and Ozina dead heated for the win with Bonnie Kelso third. The purse was split and the time 1:39.25 marked the fastest mile of the meeting. May 25, Toursville, Kentucky.
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Lousville
Bonnie Kelso
Toursville
Kings Daughter
Ozina
Churchill Downs
Wallon
Goose
Kuckner
McCahev
Stonestreet Sureget
Roberta Solus Torbelling
Setbach Harcourt
Marian Caset
Ian Muntuels
Walton
Alpine Hy
Archibald
Molle Piicher
Diate Hart
Camellia
Alpine
Keuveds
Jack Parker
Monck
Grover Hughes
Guy Fisher
Angelus
Raleigh
Ozana
Reed
Feuntlero
Honnie Kelso
Kennedy
Koerner
Latesia Cynosure Sidon Praetorian Brook
Patriuche
Mad Boo
Eubanks
Lady Lightning
McCahey
Pippin
T Rice
Alice Baird
Denny
Moat
Tomms WeGee
H Barr
Henne Topland Totson
Night Mist
Ida Vagalao van Matuels
Chow the Pippin
Alice Brird
TORONTO RESULTS AT SENECA RACE MEET SUMMARIZED
May 25 Syracuse report notes Cottrell, premier pitcher for Syracuse Unity nine, shut out Michigan 5 to 0 at Syracuse Stadium. Race results list winners on multi race card with payouts and mutuels for Alexandra purse Floridas Beauty Bride Lane Amalfi Golden Wedding Merriman Planatusa and Felix top finishes across eight races.
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Alexandra
Naushon
ShirLirg
Houghton
Williams
Roebuck
Sidney Rand Marbles
Mutuela
Reushon
Floridas
Musgrove
Satin Power
G Burns
Wright
Matuels
Diggins
Edda
J Wilsons
Garner
Clackford
Tirestone
Miles Chief Kee
Ghilling
Golden Wedding Sa
Wrispen
Jim
Alan Ian Mathers
Chidi Keago
Jim T
Walliams
Cronin
Hughes
Diana Ken
Sam Bell
Merriman
Dudge Cronin
Galner
Olesen
Hagle Bird Cardiff
Sir Raymond
Syracuse
Michigan
Staracuse NY
Cottrell
Syracuse Unity Crjsity
University of Michigan
Syracuse Stadium
Postponed National League games schedule announced
New York May 2 The dates for six National League postponed games were announced by Secretary John A Heydler. The schedule lists Chicago at Pittsburgh May 29 six games Cincinnati at St Louis May 29 two games June 11 St Louis at Cincinnati June 14 and 18. Washington Post Passaic WSJ May 25 In the first Passaic High School girls interclass athletic meet Emma Farrell a freshman cleared 4 feet 6 inches in the running broad jump. Her performance is believed to be a record for high school girls.
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N. L
New York
Imight
John A Heydler
Jshedule
Chirgo
Pittsbus
Cincinnati
St Louis
St Lows
Washington Post
Passaic Wsj
Passat
Wiss Emma 'Rall
Local Rail Expansion Prompts City Line Upgrades
Urban notices show plans for rail line expansion affecting Louisville and nearby corridors. Officials outline construction timelines, expected detours, and safety measures as projects advance across multiple districts and stations.
Nationals near cellar in tense finish with Tigers
Washington narrowly avoided dropping further in the standings after a tight game with Detroit. Had St Louis won and Washington not, the Nationals would have slipped to eighth or even eleventh depending on outcomes, with remaining schedule including Boston and New York and the Browns facing Detroit and Chicago.
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Washington
St. Louis
Nationals
Tigers
L. Pet
St.Louis
Browns
Old Rivals to Meet in Potomac Regatta This Saturday
Old rivals Analestan and Potomac Boat clubs to race on the Potomac in a one mile course starting at 6 o'clock. Potomac junior crew, strengthened this year, faces Analesians as both seek entry into the Peoples Regatta on July 4. Potomac lineup includes Bosch, Quintard, McDonald, Kehoe, Hough, Hoppe, Parker, Mitevitch, McKinney. Daly leads coaching and hopes for a Potomac victory.
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Brush
Analestan
Potomac
Analesians
Three Sisters
Aqueduct Lodge
Schuylki River
Daly
Joe Daly
Potomacs
Bosch
Bow
Quintard
McDonald
Kehoe
Hough
Hoppe
Parker
Mitevitch
MecKinney
Potomac Boat Club
J Thrall Mueller
Talbott
C G Warden
J H Doyle
J M King
Anish
Amherst Racketters Lead In Intercollegiate Tennis
Amherst and Dartmouth dueled in the intercollegiate tennis tournament with Amherst leading two sets to one in doubles as play paused. In singles, CL Johnston Jr of Amherst beat J Oakley of Williams in a four set match. Doubles finals were unfinished with S Miller and C L Johnston Jr of Amherst leading J D Nelson and F H K Harris of Dartmouth 6-5 7-16-8.
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Boston
Dartmouth
Amherst
CL Johnston, Jr
J Oakley
Williams
CL Johnston Jo Amherst
S Miler
L. Johnston Jr
J D Nelson
F HK Harris
Racing Entries in Louisville A Mixed Card of Purse Races
Entry list for today's Louisville races features multiple purses across 2 and 4% furlong sprints and races for 1 and 2 year olds. Notable horses include Pro Tore Senator Sparks Johnny Pitts Piping How McCreary Inciter Reyond and San Bernito Corinth Evia Sugar Lamp Mary Day Lachrose Forsherd Butterball and Winning Widow.
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Louisville
Senator Sparks
Johnny Pitts
McCreary
Inciter
Sir Blaze Judge Sale
Duvalug
San Bernito Corinth
Evia
Mochler
Wetton Street
Mav Wat
Nannie McBer
Miss Wiggs
Terrible Dan
Lack Boy
Cath
New Haven
Charley Brown
Tipperary
Amir
Siath
Dine
Henry Hutchleon
Murella
Prince Ingoldsby
Hughey Fats
Richmond
Shapdale
Sir Cleges
Fort Johnn
Lucky Mose
Warden
Intercollegiate meet at Harvard previews star sprinters and distance races
Harvard Stadium hosts the 36th Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association meet with trials starting tomorrow and finals Saturday. Notable entrants include Craig and McArthur, Jaques, Paull, and Hanavan in distance events, Gardner the pole vaulter, and Horner in the shot put. Cornell, Pennsylvania, Yale, and Harvard contend for the cup, with Michigan also in the mix.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mays
Intercollegiate
Amateur Athletic Association of America
Craig
Michigan
Young
Amherst
Pennsylvania
Cook
Cornell
McArthur
Lester
Williams
Kelley
Jaquas and Preble
Arvard
Putnam
Chaplin
Princeton
Jaques
Jones
Paull
Hanavan
Newton
Withington
Berna
Hainbaugh
Michiigan
Wale
R A Gardner
Yale
Horner
Blannister
Cable
Marden
Dartmouth
Boston
British polo team wins practice game at Cedarhurst
International polo practice in Cedarhurst on May 2 featured a three quarter game between the British army cup challengers and a scratch crew. Capt Bar rett Capt Cheape led 4 goals for Britain, Lieut Edwards 3, Capt Wilson 1 as the Americans watched. Walter Hamlin Dupee arrived from California with ponies to aid the American cup defenders for next week’s international matches.
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Cedarhurst
Herbert Wilson Ag Pack
Barrett
Cheape
Lieut Edwards
Capt Wilson
Walter Hamlin Dupee
Chicatgo
Califoria
California
Longworth Wins Golf Match at Chevy Chase Club
Representative Nicholas Longworth defeated J D Cassels in the Chevy Chase Club closed handicap tournament 7 up and 6 to play. Dalzell beat D Barry 4 up and 2 to play. Daily play continues this afternoon to complete the third round with pairings listed including Loftus versus Longworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
J D Cassels
Chevy Chase Club
Mr. Longworth
H .Loftus
Samuel Dalzell
Barry
W Canfield
J W Childress
H Clapp
HG Bayard
Reeve Lewis
A. Britton
F Downey
G P van Wyck
Sam Dalzell
D S Barry
E H Lofton
J. M Bterrett
Denfield
Clapp
Lewis
Fletcher- Newbold
Downey
Dalzell
Loftus
Longworth
English Crew Wins At Ghent Rowing Contest
English crew of Ghent Rowing Club and Jesus College Cambridge met on the Terneuzen Canal for an 1 mile 655 yard race. The English eight finished in 6 minutes 32 seconds, edging the Belgian entry which clocked 6 minutes 85 seconds before about 60 000 spectators.
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Ghent
Belgium
Ghent Rowing Club
Jesus College, Cambridge
Terneuzen Canal
Knockout Brown Defeats Murphy in Forties Seconds
In a rapid Madison Athletic Club bout Brown of the East Side stopped Tommy Murphy of Brooklyn in 40 seconds of the first round. The fighters traded rights and lefts before Brown drove Murphy to the ropes and floored him with a right and a left uppercut. Murphy rose, Brown pressed, a final right to the head left Murphy unconscious as Brown moved to the dressing room.
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New York
Brown
Little East Side
Tommy Murphy
Brooklyn
Madison Athletic Club
Murphy
Four-Leaf Clover trophies to be awarded at clubhouse event
The Automobile Club of Washington will honor Four-Leaf Clover run winners at tonight's gathering with Commissioners Canon Rudolph Johnston and Judson in attendance. Wine & Benson report Hudson sales to Watson Leary Jr and several other local owners, and Zell Motor Car showcases updated sales rooms and service. The Moisant aviators return from a Mexico Cuba tour with Goodyear fabric sails noted for strength, as rapid cross country flights test both pilots and aircraft.
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Automobile Club of Washington
Canon Rudolph
Johnston
Judson
W. Duvall
United States
Moisant International
Mexico
Cuba
Goodyear
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Rene Simon
Moisant
Burns Faces Wolgast in Lightweight Title Showdown
San Francisco May 2 Scarcity of Burns money shifted betting odds for Saturdays lightweight championship battle Wolgast is a 2 to 5 favorite with even money that Burns will not last to eighteen rounds Fans have placed several good commissions on the bout as the local favorite seeks victory in the ring.
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Burnsi
San Francisco
Wolgaat
Burns
Golfers Set Fast Pace in Metropolitan Tourney
In Garden City on May 2 the Metropolitan Golf Association championship advanced with favorites leading the pace. Fred Herreshoff of Garden City defeated W W Taylor 6 up and 5 to play, Jerome D Travers of Upper Montclair defeated Gardiner White 8 to 5, Oswald Kirkby of Englewood beat F M Wheeler 2 up, and Max Behr of Morristown counties routed E P Rogers of Shinnecock Hills.
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Herreshoff
Graves
Garden City
Fred Herreshoff
Jerome D Travers
Upper Montclair
W W Taylor
Ardsle
Travers
Gardiner White
Oakland
Oswald Kirkby
Michigan athlete Bill Dick in Ann Arbor hospital
William Dick, the Michigan athlete, remains dangerously ill in Ann Arbor after hernia surgery Monday. Condition slightly improved tonight but complications persist as four doctors stay at his bedside while Mrs Dick travels from Washington.
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Ann Arbor Mich
William Dick
Michigan
Washington
Parker-Bridget Suits Highlight PECTAL Patterns For Summer
In Parker Bridget collections the Sign The Sign PECTAL line showcases carefully chosen patterns for warm weather. Designers present breezy appeal with structured lines and bold fabrics aimed at modern wardrobes. The range emphasizes versatile pieces suitable for daywear and formal events alike.
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Parker-Bridget
Distinctive straw hats and wash ties feature new arrivals
Three prices listed for hats, $18 $20 and $25, with Sennette or Pencil-curl straw styles praised for quality and individuality. Parker-Bridget Straws priced upward by $2. Wash Ties appear by the score today, with prices starting as low as 2.59.
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Nine
Shamrocks
Independence Circuit
Southern Railway
Andrews
Woodland
Woltand
Seay Karonas
Gittings
Seay
Hy Cutlags
S Seay
Mink
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Artis Tosbase
Hedges
Senseny Sais
Mf Thompan
Richard Sor
Carter Charnes
Benen
Tanner
Richardson
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Medicos
Tennallytown
Fennallytown
Marquette Teague
Waral Medico
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National Union
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Johny Wise
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Irwin P Diggs
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Don Hamilton Caren
Hickory Birk
Henry Crasseaddin
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Berren
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Lydia Lee
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King
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de Atle
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Jambo
Wine & Benson
R C Watson
H B Leary, Jr
Hudson Cars
Hudson
Lena Lockwood
Medical Corps
War Department
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J H. Small
Frederick ‘Transom
Wow Gibbs
Staunton
Maxwell
James J Flynn
Zell Motor Car Company
H Street
Mr Flynn
Chalmers
Glenroy
Cluett, Peabody & Co, Makers
Troy
Onogram
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
Wolgast
Bill
Dick Dangerously
Washington Bay
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Cook & Stoddard Co
H St. N. W
Selden
M. T. Pollock
Ave
Chalmers Peerless Hupmobile
Zell Motor Car CO
Matheson
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Columbus Electric Pope-Hartford
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14Th ST
Parry
Frank D. Mitchell
Irving Garage
Irving St
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4Th St
Buick Motor Co
Connecticut Ave
Pullman
Bergdoll
St. NW
Miller Bros
14Th St. Nw
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Meridian Sales Co
Barnard McToe Cs
16Th St
Pensenger Stearns
Ford
Oddard Daveyton
Automobiles Meeley
Firestone
Eh Wilcox
Moideia
Congressional Garage CO
E. Tel
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Commercial Auto & Supply CO
N.Y. Ave
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Empire
SRO
14Th St. NL
Speedway
Potomac Automobile Company
Earle & Allen
Apperson Regal
Emerson & Orme
Sada
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