Princeton Tigers roll past Harvard in seven two tennis win
Princeton, N J May 25 The Princeton tennis team defeated Harvard seven matches to two in singles. Williams the Harvard champion lost to Church Intercollegiate titleholder in straight sets. Princeton swept all doubles and took four of six singles.
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Princeton Protest Over Hanes Yale Nine Contests
New Haven May 25 Yale management protests Princeton against Hanes Yale star right fielder. Yale admits Hanes played previously at North Carolina, possibly rendering him ineligible under the three year rule, affecting games against Princeton and Harvard.
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Conn
Frinceton Baseball Management
Johnny” Hanes
Yale
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Hanes
University of North Carolina
Princeton
Harvard
Wales
School Meet at M. A. C. Next Saturday Morning
A special board meeting of high school faculty advisers results in the annual championship being moved. Track events will be held at College Park on Saturday at 10 o clock sharp with entries varying by school. Central Westerm and Tech plan full teams while Business and Hastery have few entries.
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Double bill of school games to decide league leaders
Two afternoon games set a double bill at American League park to trim the field in a four team tie for the interscholastic championship. Central meets Business at 1:30 followed by Tech against Western as fans expect fierce lineups and strong support. The winners advance to face remaining rivals later in the week to determine supremacy.
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Business
Tech
Western
Sherman A. C. Defeats Riverdale 8 to 6 in Close Game
Sherman Athletic Club beat Riverdale 8 to 6 in a well played game. Highlights were sharp fielding by Bosley and the battery of Atwell and Anderson.
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Sherman Athletic Club
Riverdale
Bosley
Atwell and Anderson
Philadelphia Poloists Defeated 17 to 10 in Woodcrest Cup
The Fifth United States cavalry polo team lost to Philadelphia Country Club by a score of 17 goals to 10 in the Woodcrest cup opening match played today at Bata. Phillies Release Pitcher Doeschger Doeschger, pitcher for the Philadelphia Nationals, was released today to the Providence International League club.
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United States Cavalry
Philadelphia Country Club
Bata
Phillies
Doeschger
Joseph Oestheer
Philadelphia Nationals
Providence International
Golf favorites win in women's metropolitan tourney
Scarborough N Y May 25 The Sleepy Hollow course hosts an eighteen hole match play round for the women’s metropolitan championship. Miss Lilian B Hyde and Miss Marion Hollins advance, both relying on long game strength as putting faltered. Final results list Hollins over Irving four and three, Stockton over Paterson four and thirty two, Hyde over Swift two and one, Morgan over Whitney one up in nineteen holes, Pickhardt over Roberson one up in eighteen, Davis over Shoat four and two, Faith over Barclay three and six, and Rossin over Donohue six and five with tomorrow’s matches en route to Friday’s final.
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Sleepy Hollow Country Club
Lilan B. Hyde
Marion Hollins
Miss Hollins
Miss Hyde
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W. J. Fiith
Wykagyl
Misa Hollins
Doubles Play Is Scheduled Today In Chevy Chase Tennis
In the Chevy Chase tennis tournament the men's doubles final features E Doyle and H Doyle vs T H Pell and C M Bull Jr at 3 30 this afternoon. The women’s doubles expected to begin with A M Doyle and Arline Dufour facing Minnie Baker and Elizabeth Bryan in the Anal round.
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H. E. Doyle
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New York
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Minn Up, Baker
Elizabeth Bryan
St Albans and Briarley Hall Baseball Scores
Briarley Hall defeats St Albans 12 to 6 in a high scoring game. Brewer Northrop and Holmes lead Briarley Hall with multiple runs and RBIs while Percy, Leavell, Lyddane and Davidson contribute for St Albans. Errors, base on balls, and wild pitches mark the contest as both teams post strong offensive totals.
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Potomac League Box Score Summary
Drillery and Anale Machinists clash in a narrow Potomac League game with mixed hits and errors. Key players include Coogle, Rabo, Giovanetti, Capito, and Daughton. Coegle hits a home run and Raba earns a three-bagger while Rhinehart and Imber turn double plays.
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Roundtree
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Williams starts belated rally that brings Nationals victory
Detroit May 26 Al Williams delivers a clutch ninth inning for the Nationals in a 8 4 win over the Tigers. Williams triples tying the game, then scores on Kavannaugh error as Moeller, Milan, and Foster drive in runs. Griffith uses three pitchers before Hoppe seals the win.
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Griffith
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Shaw
Mackmen Triumph in Twelfth as Phillies Edge Cleveland
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 6 to 5 in twelve innings after two were out on a pass to McAvoy and singles by Barry and Hopf. Jable starred for Philadelphia. Wyckoff settled after rough start, allowing only two hits in the last seven innings. Scoring details: Cleveland 2,1,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,4. Philadelphia 0,1,5,3,0,1,0,0,0,4. Umpires Dineen and Noble. game time 2 hours 40 minutes.
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Brooklyn Beats Pirates To Move Up In Standings
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 1 to climb to third place. Pfeffer pitched and hit, supported by strong Brooklyn offense including Johnston Daubert and McCarty. Pirates pitchers Harmon and Pfeffer struggled as Brooklyn added early runs and held the lead through the game.
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Rudolph Is Puzzle Braves Defeat Reds
Boston won from Cincinnati 4 to 1 in a game noted for an unusual first run on a foul ball play. The Braves tallied in the seventh as Chicago and Philadelphia box scores show quick exchanges and solid pitching from Rudolph and Alexander.
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Northwest U S League Baseball Box Score Summary
Brightwood and Whitney clash in a low scoring tilt as several errors, walks, and multiple players contribute to the final line. Key figures include McCarthy and Shipley with multiple hits, while Phelps and Flood issue walks and miscues influence scoring.
Mobile Retains Franchise in Southern Association
Directors of the Southern Association of Baseball Clubs met for four hours in Birmingham Alabama and decided Mobile will retain its franchise and proceed with the current schedule. All clubs except Memphis participated, with President R H Baugh presiding. The group also discussed maintaining visiting-team guarantees at 75 dollars per game amid a disrupted slate and rain delays.
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Als
Southern Association of Baseball Clubs
Mobile
Chiba
Memphis
R. H. Baugh
Cards Beat Giants In Seven Run Seventh
New York May 26 St Louis exploded for seven runs in the seventh to win the opener of the series with New York 11 to 6. Doak pitched well until the sixth when Murray hit a three run homer to left with two on. McGraw was ejected from the coaching box after an argument with umpire Rigler.
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Pittsburgh Divides With Brooklyn Feds in Doubleheader
Pittsburgh hosts Brooklyn in a twin bill, winning game one 4 to 2 and dropping game two 5 to 4 in nine innings. Batteries Seaton Pratt and Koeizer Berry supported by teammates in the opener. Marion Cpham Land Allen OConnor handled the mound in the nightcap.
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Kansas City Beats Newark 6 After Brown's Ninth Inning Slam
Kansas City trips Newark 6 to 5 as Brown hits a two run homer in the ninth with two on. Falckenberg and Harden, Main and Brown cited as batteries. Rex Athletic Club seeks memorial date May 31 and a June 20 contest. address James B. Wright 1157 Neal Street Northeast.
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Brown
Newark
Falckenberg and Harden, Main and Brown
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Washington Grove
Rex Athletic Club
James BE. Wright
Neal Street
Testimonial Show for Georgetown Boxing Instructor Joe Bateman
Georgetown University boxing students honor boxing instructor Joe Bateman with a testimonial musical and athletic show in Ryan gymnasium next Wednesday. The event celebrates his winter work and the sport's progress at the college with many enthusiasts attending.
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Georgetown
Georgetown University
Joe Bateman
Ryan Gymnasium
Bateman
Two College Games on Local Diamonds on Hilltop
Georgetown University baseball hosts its last home game of the season at the Hilltop facing Gallaudet at 3 30 with a large crowd expected. Catholic University also plays Bucknell, and past records offer little clarity as fans anticipate an exciting encounter.
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Gallaudet
Catholic University
Bucknell
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