Nine A Winner In Eleventh Inning On Hilltop
A pitcher's duel on the Hilltop yesterday ends 4 to 3 after eleven innings as Brennan and Rasmussen duel it out. Georgetown wins with Spiilane's smash scoring Barron from second on a ball that struck the umpire’s knee. Key players include Brennan Rasmussen and Rockwell with runners advancing on hits and errors amid a tense late game.
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Frennan
Georgetown
Rasmusen
Gallaudet
Spiilane
Barron
Geotown
Ltorkwell Ss
Jove Vs
Dsrhowe Is
Fewin
Trenke
Tornes Tbch
Marshall, Ib
Porren Orf
Tendall c
Daoma Bho
Moore
Cunaik
Beracchini
O'Hladk
Srennan
Rasmussen
Gearstown
Jallander
Rune Rekewell Marshall
Rendall
Joyce
Qareon
Rockwell
Ramiter Shiogue
Guaranie
Loiseralty
Brennan
Joyer
Hockwell
Rasmursee
Billy Martin
Central
Business
Walter Cox
Zeke Blundon
Cox
Blundon
Gary Roberts
Dowrick
A. Mrao
BR. Wise
Wee
Burviners
Rune—Roberts
A. Mcdonald
Hartshorn
Hart
Chapin
Wassman
Culligan
Leiden
B. Wise
R. Wise
Ro Efrat
Om Cox
Gerardi
A. Macdonall
Roberts
A. Macdonald
White
Dewrick
B. Wine
N. Macdonald
Ray Wise
Ralph Wise
Wildecsee
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St. Joseph
Aril Ganey
Torito
Castell
Flaherty
O'Brien
Byrnes
Lewis
Gayer
Quigley
Freeman
Courtney
Murphy
Tollo
Mediann
McLarney
Borg
St. Martin
Rans
O'Connell
Robertson
Ganey
McCann
I' Torillo
Hunt
T. Torillo
Cassell
P. Torillo
Lynch
St. Martin's
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph’s
Balle
Torillo
Pitenea
Whitebi
Alts
Rortto
Whitehill
Brookfeds Defeat Pitfeds 6 to 3 in Pittsburgh Showdown
In Pittsburgh on May 26 Brooklyn Federales defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 3 with Lafitte dominating the visitors and Elearne bearing the brunt for Pittsburgh. The box shows Prooklyn 10010602 2 140912 2 Witthourgh 100001001871, batteries Taftte and Pratt, Hearne, Leclair and f tonnor.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Federale
Lafitte
Elearne
R. H. B. Prooklyn
Witthourgh Oo
Taftte
Pratt
Hearne
Leclair
F Tonnor
Catholic University Defeats Bucknell 4 to 1 in Final Home Game
Catholic University wins final home game 4 to 1 over Bucknell to cap a strong season. Frank Fahey led the offense with consistent play, while Kilian starred at first with 19 assists and two putouts. Bucknell's Smith dropped a ninth inning ball that prevented a shutout.
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Catholic University
Bucknell
Frank Fahey
Smith
Miller
Kilian
Abhoal
Abhga Topham
Murray
C. Boi
I Cheves
Oads Brenner
Roe
Fynch
Donnelly
Buffington
Fahey
Killian
Cheves
Burkhell
Burknell
Balle
Brenner
Strick
Donnally
Topham
White
Mr. Woodward
Tigers Win in Erratic Fray Ends in Detroit Victory
Detroit's Tigers win 10 to 6 over Washington in a cold windy game marked by wild pitches and erratic defense. Four pitchers and two pinch hitters were used as Griffith shuffled the lineup. Cobb and Vitt delivered key hits while Gandil and McBride sparked Washington's late threats.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Detroit
Mich
Griffith
Tigers
Washington
Jim Shaw
Bush
Vitt
Cobb
Dubuc
Hopper
Engel
Gellla
Johnson
Gandil
McBride
Moeller
Foster
Shanks
Williams
Morgan
Burns
Washington Club
Morller
A Foster
Q Connolly
Milan
A Morgan
Ainemith
C. McFride
Shaw
Gallia
Acasta
Johnsont
FR. H. Cae
Young
Stanage
Teach
Barner
Dubue
Engle
Evane
Eldridge
Doyle Brothers Lose Five-Set Chevy Chase Doubles Clash
T R Pell and C M Bull of New York retained the Chevy Chase Club doubles title by defeating C B Doyle and H B Doyle in a marathon five setter 7 5 6 4 8 10 4 6 6 8. Pell and Bull built a late edge with strong serving and net play as Doyle brothers rallied from two sets down to force thrilling long exchanges.
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Doyle Brothers
Pell and Bull
New York
T. R. Pell
C. M. Bull, Jr
Chevy Chase Club
C. B. Doyle
H. B. Doyle
Washington
Ll. W. Glazebrook
Hmit
Jennia
Sleew
Pell
Jon “Rol
Doyle
Connie* Doyle
Connie” Doyle
Bull
Ball
Central and Tech Survivors In Fight for Baseball Title
Central and Tech clash for local high school baseball supremacy after wins over Business 7 4 and Western 4 1. Central’s Walter Cox hurled six innings with two walks while Zeke Blundon issued five free passes. Tech’s Denby Hird starved Western’s offense with nine strikeouts as Technical defeated Western 4 1 in a two inning lead change and strong defense. The playoff date and venue remain unannounced.
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Central and Tech Survivors
Central
Tech
Gods of
Business
Western
Minor League Results Across Multiple Leagues
Baseball scores tally across American Association Southern Association and more. Bt. Paul defeated Indianapolis 6 to 1 while Milwaukee beat Columbus 4 to 1. Louisville topped Minneapolis 2 to 0 in ten innings. Other results include Little Rock routing Mobile 12 to 2 and New Orleans downing Nashville 5 to 1.
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Bt. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Southern Association
Little Rock
Mobile
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
Hirmingham
Collins Fine Throw Makes White Sox Saver
Chicago wins to extend their streak, 7 to 4 over New York, with John Collins throwing out Mutten at the plate in the ninth to preserve the lead. Pipp drove in three runs as Chicago rallied past the deflated visitors after a tight early game.
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Collins
White Sox
Chicago
John Collins
New York
Mutten
Maisel
Pipp
Malsel
Faber
Scntt
Score
Abhoa
Manuel
Felsch
Peck'pa’h
O/Roth
Cree
O'R Collins
Il Fournier
Cook
Bartzell
Weaver
Boone
Brief
Sweeney
Schalk
Keating
Mullen
Oicette
Scott
Cicette
Felech
Fournier
J. Collins
E Gollins
Hasens
Fetsch
Pino
Kath
E” Collins
Hartzell
Peckinpaugh
Fourniers
Massel
Firat
Balla
Cicotte
Messrs
Hildebrand
O'Loughlin
District 1 high schools track meet slated at Maryland College Park
One hundred fourteen athletes from five local high schools will compete in the District 1 championship next Saturday at Maryland Agricultural College College Park starting 10 am. Chairman Robert Maurer announced entries and selections will occur at a faculty advisors meeting today.
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Robert Maurer
Tech
Central
Western
Eastern
Business
Maryland Agricultural College
College Park
W Gates
H. Aj Johnson
W. Hill
RS Durant
D. J. Griffth
Ansles—Western
Widred Parks
Cole
Mardell
Sheehan
Technical
Mr Bihannon
Sweeney
Dowrick
Ready
Carpenter
W Aflintead
WJ Gates
J Pennyhacker
P. Birthwright
Hunt—Central
TR. & Mexam
T Durant
Ansley
DJ Caifith
L. Whelcheil
T Ansley—Weatern
Johnson
Pearson
Hardell
Warth
Lipacomb
Rordy
McElhannon
C. Hassett
Marr
Milfard Central
T Peyton
W O'Brien
Lenovits
Fleida
J. Grigith
Brooks
Wilam Ruppert
Rooney
Mansing
W. McClean
F Bridget
L Whelchell
Nelson in Great Bout Headliner Fight at Ardmore
Frankie Nelson of New York defeated Johnny Mayo in Baltimore while substituting for George Chaney who was sidelined by a sprained ankle Nelson had only trained as Chaney’s sparring partner ahead of the Ardmore headliner Nelson will meet Charlie Egan in a 15 round bout and is favored to win.
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Frankie Nelson
New York
Charlie Egan
Ardmore
Baltimore
Johnny Mayo
Nelson
George Chaney
Chaney
Egan
WAR INTERBUREAU LEAGUE SUMMARY OF ORDNANCE AND AMPHROSIE
In the War Interbureau League game between Ordnance and Amphrosie, Richmond pitched for Ordnance and held the offense to several hits while Amprosie contributed multi-base hits. Scoring featured Le Buff Scheer Smith and Mitchell with key runs for Ordnance, aided by Richmond on the mound and solid defense behind him.
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AG A
al Ordnance
Foster
Webster Ss
Mitchell
Scheer
Schourr
Montgery
Conion
Elis
O Delaney
Skippon
Young
Caldwell
Smith
Richmond
Johnson
le Buff
Scheen
Conlon
Ambrosi
Church
Errote
Sebeer
Mr. Armel
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