Matches Carried Beyond 18th Green in Spring Invite
Yesterday at Columbia Country Club many long matches stretched into extra holes in the Spring Invitation tournament. Semifinals set with M B Stevinson of Columbia vs B R Hart and J Dunphy vs George J Voight. Numerous players from Columbia and Chevy Chase advanced, with dramatic finishes including a 21st hole win and a youngster's rally.
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Columbia Country Club
M. B. Stevinson
B. R. Hart
Dunphy
Chevy Chase
Voight
East Potomac Park
Stevinson
Lee Harben
George F. Wood
Virginia
Hart
George P. James
John F. Delley
Mages
Opt
Young Kan Kellerman
Walter H. McCallum
Wee
Albert R. MacKenzie
Roland R. MacKenzie
Foo
Allan Lord
Mach Roland
Karl Kellerman
Lieut
Comar
W.W. Smith
Ron
Leteen
Gordon F. Wood
T. W. Heescer
Balt. U. U
M. B. Stesinson
Columbia
Lee Harbor
Id A. Jean FF. Dalley
Oak Ills
H. T. Mhanney
Smith
Kellerman
Eixteen
A. B. Leet
Chevy
Chase
C. OR
Hatch
Col
Creighton
J. M. John
Atom
Onat
Clyde B. Asher
Hrown
Wnat
Don
Clark
C. Grits
Johnst Mary
R. Prentias
Charlotte Seleat
Saum
Breoke
Christman
Barr
Johnston
J. S. Bryan
Havane C
John J. Fower
Wash
Wy. B. Garrett
Bunn
Walter A. Swindell
Lee Crandall
Dana
Garrett
Bryan
PAGH
Giants Rally Sinks Phillies In 12–4 Victory
New York Giants defeated Philadelphia 12 to 4 with Tierney homering and multiple run totals from Williams Walker and O'Brien. Meusel Young and Grob contributed key hits as New York pulled ahead early and never trailed, while Philadelphia misplayed several plays leading to runs.
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New York
New York Giants
Phillies
Tierney
Philadephia Ad.a.o
New Yok
A. Mokan
We'stone
Williamsct
Walkerrf
Terney
Hoike
Parkingonan
Henlinge
Olg
Motate
Weinert
Wrightetosa
Ainta
Philndstob
Mahan
Wrightetene
Williams
Walker
Tinmey
O'Brien
Bancroft
Grob
Frinch
Meusel
Young
Kelly
Parkinson
O'Bren
Holke
Cunningham
Helly
Dolke
Davila
Pirates Close Fast to Edge Cardinals in Ninth
Pittsburgh wins seventh straight by rallying in the ninth to beat St Louis 2 to 1. Earhart Rawlings Grimm and Mueller singled for two runs after Morrison left. Traynor Rawlings and Grimm key hits, Solth error, Doak and Morrison pitched.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Earhart
Rawlings
Grim
Mueller
Morrison
S Smith
OlMarenttte
Traynorth
Retaburgh
Pogoogno
Solth
Traynor
Flark
Grimm
St.aulertisburgh
OM Doak
Doak
Brave Drive in 9th Puts Down Robins
Boston defeats Brooklyn 7 to 5 as Ruether dominates late. Ruether, in relief, hits six in the ninth inning to fuel the comeback while Decatur yields five Boston runs. Ford contributes a key double for Boston.
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Robins
Brooklyn
Ruether
Decatur
Ford
Boston
Yankees Arrive Tonight for Series With Nats
Miller J Huggins will lead the New York Yankees into town tonight to rest before tomorrow s tilt with the Bushmen. The Gothamites will play in Philadelphia today then head to Raleigh at 9 30. Their party includes 23 players and staff plus six reporters. The Bushmen play Boston today and will arrive tomorrow morning.
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Yankees
NATS
Miller J. Huggins
New York Yankees
Bushmen
Gothamites
Philadelphia
Rathler
Raleigh
Cv Outer
Charila O'Leary
al ‘Woods
Eddie Bennett
Boston
Alexander Blanks Reds With 2 Blows
Grover Alexander held Cincinnati to two hits as Chicago rode timely hits off Pete Donohue and fielding errors by Caveney to win 4 to 0. Lively scoring details and misplayed plays marked the game, with Chicago capitalizing on Cincinnati mistakes and Donohue yielding the runs in a shutout.
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Chicago
Grover Alexander
Cincinnati
Pete Donohue
Caveney
Cincinnati AB
H.O.A
O.A
Holtoe
Muno_Holtocher
Hartuatt
Donohue Holleckart
Baeeed tail—Winge
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Boys Club Tossers Face Schratzville Juniors Tomorrow
The Boys club junior team travels to Schratzville tomorrow morning to play the junior squad. Report players Panella Bruder Payne Emyart Heil Rugh Curtain Babbington Wilcuby Nickele Jana Shaw Nickols or Shaw will pitch with Bruder catching. For game calls, Main 2394 asks for Mr. Fyfe.
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Bchrateville
Schratsville
Flrat and
C Streets
Panella
Bruder
Payne
Emyart
Heil
Rugh
Curtain
Babbington
Wilcuby
Nickele Jana Shaw
Nickols
Shaw
Mr. Fyfe
King Pins Clash With Legionnaires At Central Stadium
The King Pins meet the Legionnaires this afternoon at 5 at Central stadium in a battle for bragging rights. Houston or Kelly will pitch for the Bullets with McCray batting.
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King
Legionnaires
Central Stadium
Espadad
Houston
Kelly
Bullets
McCray
Smacks Hit Three Homers to Beat Yankees 4 2
Philadelphia May 26 Connie Mack's Athletics defeated the New York Yankees 4 to 2 as three of the four runs came on homers. The Meckmest now lead the Yank 4 games to 1 in five games played.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
New York Yankees
Athletics
Kom Xone
ABC
Shawhey
Pinseoet
Rath
Matthews
Haaser
Brrore Galloway
Dugan
Drkes
Joway
Hauser
Ken Hark
Talladega
Basy
Naylor
Shawksy
Faber Dominates Tigers as White Sox Win 5-3
May 26 Detroit reports Faber shuts out the Tigers after the first inning and the Chicago White Sox claim a 5-3 victory. The game features strong pitching by Faber and Robertson’s earlier effort, with key hits by Hooper and Cobb and a defensive stand by the Sox to seal the win.
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Faber
Tigers
White Sox
Detroit
Robertson
Yeaterjay
Chicago
Abba Bateiye
Hooper
Meath Ee
Seaty
Faberp
Syteha
Funs
Colling
Montil
Isto Fi Bine
Cobb
Vend
Masti
Pittette
Tole
French Police Taught Boxing After Siki’s Rise
New York May 25 Battling Siki the Senegalese light heavyweight who knocked out Georges Carpentier did not reign long as champion of the light heavies but he reigned long enough to prompt the Paris police force to take up boxing. The theatrical manager Madi mon Corey arrived claiming the force faced difficulties with Siki during a Montmartre celebration and a class in pugilism was introduced at police headquarters.
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New York
Battling Siki
Georges Carpentier
Paris
Madimon Corey
Rochambeau
Squeeze by Shanks Produces Triumph in Tight Sox Win
Special to The Waakingtes Fest reports the Boston Red Sox rallied in the eighth inning to beat Washington 6 to 5. Howard Shanks laid down a squeeze bunt for the decisive run after Walter Johnson faltered. Boston built four eighth inning runs to erase a deficit, with key hits from Burns Reichle and Harris. Washington struck back in the ninth but could not overtake the Sox.
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Boston
Mass
Red Sox
Waington
Howard Shanks
Walter Johnson
Mitchell
Joe Judge
al Devermer
Sam Rice
Dick Reichle
Johnson
Nationals
Stanley Harris
Stan
Donie Bush
Walter
Flagatsad
Reichs
Géorge Burns
Joe Evans
Raichle
Waller
Allan
Russell
Allen
Joe Harris
John Colling
Burns
Shanks
Collins Ras Salling
John
Collins
Ruél
Nats
Gharrity
Russel
Heward
Washington
RHO A. & Brugge
Rice
Eva Peowopaugh
Ae Ruspe
Evane Shanks
Peckinpay
Flagstead
Boato
Washington Townsen
Johnzen
Piercy
Murray
Jo Feson
Innin
Piersy
Tate
Murray Ning
Iohed
Mat
Ercy
Bluege
Lesing
Younsen
Mesara
Rowland
Moriarity
Mildebrand
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Henry Litchfield West
A. D. V. Burr
Burr
Haines
Lad
FP. Seidemann
Indian Spring
WC. Prentign, Jr. Kirkside
Charles A.witeon
Watson
P. Brooke
P. C. Knox
Harry Whidman
Brooke
Wardman
Lynn Haines
Bannoggburn
Stein-Bloch’s
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Dumlap
Wardman Park
Boddington
Omay Mangan
Captain Gore
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Quakers
Giants
RUSH
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Roeckel
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Marquard
Leainge
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Mecquard
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Maether
Decater
Gulag
Ry Ruether
Gowdy
Reelag Plicher
Ruethe
Alexander Blanks
Battle Legion
Spaldings
Harris
Bill Piercy
Sox
George Murray
Bill
Piércy
Bran Harris
Singls
Enemy
Vans
Peck
Ruel
Goglin
Judge
Evans
Ruuel
Stan Harris
Triple Wave
Capital Craw
Zacee
Hahn
Fine Hahn
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