Beach Elected Vice President of the Amateur Association
Beach Elected Vice President of the District Association of Amateur Baseball Clubs at a special meeting in Spalding's. The action followed the selection of a committee led by J. F. Waters, F. Tenney, Charles King, and James Marbury to study affiliating with the National Association of Amateur Baseball Clubs. Secretary Harry Y. Shurtles presided in President Robert H. Young’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheaward Beach
District Association of Amateur Baseball Clubs
Spalding
J. F. Waters
F. Tenney
Charles King
James Marbury
National Association of Amateur Baseball Clubs
Robert H. Young
Harry Y. Shurtles
Mail Room vs Transport'n Abb 9 Sullivan 4
Amateur baseball results show Mail Room defeating Transport'n Abb 9 to 4. Box scores list Sullivan Tawrencon Larcombe Barrett Hassan Miller Dorsey Burr McDonald and others, with errors and multiple hits noted.
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Sullivan
Barron
Tawrenson Db
O Ol Bacrett
Asp
Inhe
Daly
Coleoret
Hassan
Topler If
Rhodes
Cfs
Garsall
Hawes
Dorsey
Ol Burr
Wolf
Mall
Mayeria
Tawrencon
Larcombe
de Yopley
Barrett
Ithores
Burt
Miller
Nirere
Hasso
Gatehalt
Derney
Transportestem
Bally Om Viexen
Br Teut
Amrrett
Pichen
Barcett
West
Hasan
Hayes
Burr
Filter
Buffalo hands Pittsburgh Federals 9 to score defeat
Buffalo hammered Rogge and defeated the Pittsburgh Federals 9 to 6 in a May 27 game in Pittsburgh. Scoring details show Buffalo with a steady offense and solid pitching. The report lists pitchers Anderson Redfent Blair Nogge Dickson and Berry and notes a memorial day arrangement idea by Avenue Stars with youth teams. Raymond Ferber contact offered at 1219 E Street Southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Rogge
Pittsburgh Federals
H. Ee
Anderson
Redfent
Blair
Nogge
Dickson
Berry
Avenue Stars
Raymond Ferber
E Street
Play ends in tennis event at Chevy Chase Club
Miss Eva Baker and H. E. Doyle won the mixed doubles final, defeating Miss Kate Du Bosse and Spencer Gordon in straight sets 9 7 and 6 2. The pair claim the pan American cups donated by John Barrett, with wins in 1912 1913 and 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Baker
H. E. Doyle
Chevy Chase
Miss Baker
Doyle
Gordon
Young W and L captain named for Washington and Lee
Lexington Virginia May 27 Harry Ke Young will captai n the Washington and Lee track team next season He was elected by eleven varsity monogram winners Young hailing from Huntington West Virginia is a sophomore and has earned four letters this year across football basketball baseball and track Other monogram recipients include Capt Miles Curtis Shultz Seeley Young Cox Hallman Starnes Plerott Sweetland and manager N C Evans
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Lexington
Harry Ke Young
Washington and Lee
Hel
Young
Huntington
W. Va
7 Young
Miles
Curtis
Shultz
Seeley
Halman
Starnes
Plerott
Sweetland
N. C. Evans
School Nines Meet On G U Field Today
Tech and Central baseball nines meet at Georgetown Field this afternoon to decide the local high schools’ championship. After a slim chance to secure Ameri can League Park last week officials agreed to play at 3:30. Likely pitchers include Mark Stowers for Tech and Sam Gottlieb for Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Central
Georgetown Field
Mark Stowers
Sam Gottlieb
Georgetown Preps and Chevy Chase win dual meet big
Georgetown Preps and Chevy Chase High School athletes led a Georgetown field dual meet with a 64 to 26 victory. Hume of Georgetown topped scoring with wins in the 220 and 50 yard hurdles and broad jump, plus a third in the 50 yard dash. Other results include multiple event wins and places for both schools across sprinting, distance, and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Preps
Chevy Chase High School
Georgetown Field
Hume
Georgetown
Connor
G. P
Weller
Imerle
Corbett
Devereux
Shoemaker
Fine
Gardner
Tmerie
HH. S
Levy
Robertson
Cawaon
G.P
Welter
G Wweon
C. C
Robertso
Dudges
Dr. Devereux
Mr. McCannon
Mr. Cummings
Standings and results across the American and National Leagues
Baseball standings show Chicago leading the American League with 25 wins and 12 losses. Detroit trails at 23-18, Cleveland at 14-18, New York 17-15, Boston 18-14, Washington 15-17, Philadelphia 12-22, St. Louis 14-20. National League leaders include Pittsburgh and Chicago at 20-14, Brooklyn 16-15, St. Louis 17-17, Cincinnati 15-? New York 16-? Yesterday's results list several matchups including Washington at Cleveland, Detroit at Chicago, and Boston at Philadelphia with varied scores.
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L. Pet
L. Chicago
Wash‘ton
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Philed’n
Peting’n
Ai Ase
Ind
Pittsl
Chicago
St. Lows
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Only a Loaf for Johnson to Win
Walter Johnson earned his day's pay as the Nationals beat the Tigers 8 to 2. Washington jumped to an early lead, with Johnson handling crises and the offense piling up runs after Boland faltered. Cobb led at the plate with three hits, Morgan added three singles, and solid fielding supported the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Tigers
Stanley T. Milliken
Detroit
Mich
Walter Johnson
Nationals
Washington
Teast
Boland
Oldham
Morgan
Iseeeee
Bush
McBrire
Cobb
Ray Morgan
Vitt
Burns
Williams
Verdict to Indians in slugging batting contest
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 9 to 8 in a batting slugfest at Cleveland on May 27. Cleveland built an early lead but nearly squandered it in the eighth as Philadelphia scored eight, with one earned. Seibold Turner Chapman Jackson Graney Woot ONeill Morton Murphy Lapp Lajoie Thompson Davis among the lineup. Davies pitched for Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
al Phila
Seibold
Murphy
Turner
Walsh
Clapmen
Bi Lanp
Jackson
a'Schang
Graney
Bainie
Thompson
Nelll
Barry
Morton
Tllionf
Davies
Davia
Chapman
Woot
O'Neil
Murphys
Lapp
Lajoie
Harry
Koot
Davis
Errore
Harbare
Harned
Word
Lajaie
Tajo
Leftold
Mes
O'Neill
Lefbold
Davile
Kap
Ft. Paries
White Sox Win Ninth Straight Over Mets in Chicago
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 2 to extend its winning streak to nine. Benz pitched well for Chicago as bunched hits fueled the victory in the final game of the series. Lively offense and solid pitching dominated the contest with notable contributions from Pipp, Fournier, and Hartzell.
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Chicago
New York
Benz
al Fournier
Cook
Colina
Hartzell
Weaver
Hoone
Rweeney
Cottrell
New
Warhop
Mesera
O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Minor League Results Across Three Associations
In the Southern Association Chattanooga defeated Atlanta 3 to 0 while Nashville beat New Orleans in 8.5 innings due to rain. Mobile and Little Rock had wet grounds. In the American Association Louisville beat Minneapolis 4 to 2 with other scores listed as cold or wet conditions. The International League saw Richmond 6 Rochester 4 and Buffalo 9 Newark 3 with Toronto and Jersey City at 3-3 and Providence Montreal played in cold weather. Macon topped Charleston 6-2 while Charleston won 4-2 in a late game halted by darkness. Albany and Augusta both 8 in extra innings in darkness. Columbus 5 Columbia 4 in 6 innings due to agreement. Jacksonville 4 Savannah 3.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville
New Orleans
Mobile
Little Hock
Richmond
Rochester
Buffalo
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Providence
Montreal
Macon
Charleston
Albany
Augusta
Columbus
Columbia
Jacksonville
Savannah
Baseball schedule updates on holiday doubleheader
The Nationals versus Yankees game starts at eight o'clock. The morning Memorial Day game begins at ten thirty. The afternoon contest is scheduled for the remaining time slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Nationals
Yankees
Phillies big lead too much for Cubs in Chicago loss
Philadelphia built a large early lead and defeated Chicago 8 to 4. Saler homered, doubled, and tripled in four at bats, Cravath added a first inning homer with two runners, and Bancroft, Niehoff, Williams, and Weiser contributed key hits as Chicago pressed but could not reverse the deficit. Chicago hit series included Fisher and Zimmerman with runs, while Vaughn pitched for Chicago and Lavender started for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Saler
Cravath
al Phila
Abhoa Phelan
Bancroft
Pischer
Byrne
Kuisely
Becker
Yaurbn
Kuisiter
Lavender
Mayer
Cheney
Ares Adams
McLacry
Bresnahan
Adams
Chenea
Fisher
Zimmerman
Safec
Williams
Niehoff
Weiser
Kiliiter
Mages Erroce
Niehof
Kitter
Kiliter
Sajer
Lurderns
Chieags
Prekert
Crrath
Niebolf
Luderns
Vaughn
Lasender
Amalies
Messrs
Eason
Quigley
Bame
Dell Shuts Out Pitt As Brooklyn Wins Two Straight
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 2 to 0 in a shutout by Dell. Strong Brooklyn defense and timely hits lead to back-to-back wins. Stengel Wheat and O Mara contribute, with Daubert and Baird notable aboard. Umpires Mesars Byron Orth. Time 1 hour 53 minutes. Also notes Newark’s IL status rumors and Ray Demmitt loan to Toronto IL.
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Brooklyn
Duell
Pittsburgh
al Carey
Mara
Johosion
Danbert
Baird
Wagner, Ss
Gerber
Gideon
Miller
Totajn
Eams
Engel
Wheat
Ectors
Carey
Fox
Cutshaw
Getz
Daubert
Hinchman
O ° Mara
Myers
Gibson
Taft
Dell
Cooper
Hy Dell
O'Mara
Dall—Miller
Mesars
Byron
Orth
Cardinals Rally Past Giants In Ten Inning Victory
St Louis defeated New York 6 to 5 in ten innings, overcoming a late-game deficit with a decisive surge. key players included Beck Doyle Hyatt and Mathewson, while Griner and Perdue had solid pitching performances for the Giants and Cardinals respectively.
Last Game To Reds Divide With Braves
Boston May 27 Cincinnati last of the National League clubs to meet the world's champions so far this season evened the series by winning today six to six. Dale's pitching had Boston batters puzzled with several errors and key hits from Griffith and Dooin. The game featured two base hits by Griffith and a triple by Grimes, with defensive plays including a double play Date to Grob to Molivus and a pickoff. Time of game two hours and minutes.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Dale
Griffith
Gerhmidt
von Koln'z
Smith
Mollwit
Marancille
Doom
Date
Traveiner
Her
Althubert
Lotale
Whaling
Tragesser
Hughes
Groh
Gripth
Dooin Smith
Tragresser
J Hughes
Grimeh
Connolly
Grob
Moliwus
Herzog
Malleliz
Schmidt
Tapa
Rio Maranville
Bages Op Bals
Kiem and
Emslie
Runners and names appear in scattered race notes and standings
Morning Telegraph and Cincinnati Enquirer pages list numerous horse names like Ratina Sureget Seashell and riders or handlers such as Ruth Strickland and Grover Hughes. Included are racing outcomes, entries, and scattered league results with teams like Norfolk and Newport News and a Texas League reference.
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Morning Telegraph
Ratina
Sureget
Colle
Ruth Strickland
Paulson
Yermak
Langhorne
Amston
Mex
Grover Hughes
Chalmers
Seashell
Mary H
Marskon
Thought Reader
Brynkmab
Cincinnati Enquirer
Bob R
Innovation
Method
Amazon
Canfuorne
Black Beauty
Important
Marébon
Consoler
Cordie F. Feather Dunter
Guidepost
Loveland
Weteant Bary
Notables Expected at Army Navy Fray
West Point May 27 Navy's baseball team arrives from Annapolis to play Army in the annual game Saturday afternoon. Reserved seats for Secretary of War Garrison and Secretary Daniels. Naval Academy Superintendent Cant Fullam will attend with the Navy team. Generals and admirals and other government officials and officers will be present.
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West Point
Navy
Annapolis
Army
Secretary of War
Garrison
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Naval Academy
Cant Fullam
Lady Tandon Wins Woopline Feature at Yorkville Race
In the Alexandra plate for 3 year olds and up the Lady Tandon, ridden by Rice, captured the $600 added race over 6 furlongs at Yorkville in 1:10.8. Pesky and Cages placed second and third as crowds cheered the array of colored silks and steady betting totals.
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Yorkriie
Acton
Lady Tandon
Rice
York Lady
Peggy
Colors Galaxy
Perpetual
Mama Johnson
Kayderoseros
Bendal
Stenth
Schnapps
Canada
Lady Curzon
Connie Jean
Kennedy
Tom Suk Siso
Oida
Privet Petal
Smyth
Fountain Fas
Ormula
Ambrose
Egmont
King Hamburg
King Cash
Wolke
Young Morpheus
Williams
the African
O'Connor
Holzberg
Furtongs
Encora
Collins
Seid
The
Spirit
Atraight
Glint
Zindel
Adz Anne
Martian
Capt
Ren
Harvard
Convileo
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Steely
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Mr. Hunter
Congress Heights League
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University of Chicago
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Shade
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