iroom Carved Niche In Hall of Fame By Pitching Eleven Hitless Innings
Bob Groom of the St. Louis Browns pitched eleven hitless innings across a double header against the White Sox. He delivered two consecutive complete scoreless outings, contributing to a 3 to 0 Browns win in the second game.
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La Salle High Defeats Maynard 7 to 2 in Waltham
La Salle High defeated Maynard 7 to 2 on Saturday in Waltham. Captain O'Brien of Maynard struck out 20, allowing two hits and scoring one run, while Tervo made 17 put outs in the field. Powers of La Salle struck out 15 Maynard batters as the game ended with La Salle 8S 7 to 2.
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Billy Fitzmaurice Rates Con Lent as Fastest Player Seen
Mass Agricultural College coach Billy Fitzmaurice hails Con Lent as the speediest player he has ever seen in his baseball coaching career. Lent impressed during this year’s varsity team activities.
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Mass. Agricultural College
Con Lent
Flying wedge originator Om F Deland dies at 62
Orin F Deland, senior Harvard coach who originated the flying wedge, died at his Boston home at age 62. He described the play as a military tactic inspired by Napoleon, transforming football. His wife, Margaret Deland, known by her pen name, survived him.
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Battling Nelson Faces Diminished Ring Return
The once legendary lightweight champion Battling Nelson, now 35, clings to fighting amid years of punishment. His peers Terry McGovern and Ad Wolgast warn of fate after decline, as Nelson persists for a pittance despite fading stamina and public pity.
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Ad Wolgast
Miller Huggins Pride: Mule Watson Predicted for Great Career
Miller Huggins proclaims his discovery Mule Watson of the St. Louis Cardinals as a rising star. The young pitcher wandered into Huggins camp last summer, showed high class games, faced early doubt, and now returns with the same strong results. Huggins coaches him daily, forecasting a sensational career for the powerful right hander.
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Huggins
Cubs Have Recruiting Station at Open Season
When the Chicago National League team appeared on the field at the opening of the season each player wore an American flag on one sleeve. A recruiting station has been erected at the baseball park to accommodate patrons who wish to enlist in the army.
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Imposing Record of Mike Gibbons Boxer
The St. Paul middleweight Mike Gibbons has an imposing boxing record, active since 1907 with eighty fights and many exhibitions, losing only once to Jimmy Clabby in 1910. Gibbons later defeated Clabby three times over ten rounds.
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St. Paul
Jimmy Clabby
Gibbons
Mogridge Earns Hall of Fame Nod With No Hit Win
George Mogridge of the Yankees rose to fame by pitching a no hit game against the world champion Boston Red Sox. He had a strong previous season, though sidelined by an injury in mid year. He notably excelled last season against the Red Sox and White Sox.
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Boston Red Sox
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Bill would curtail racing across Canadian provinces
A bill introduced in Canadian Parliament aims to limit each province to one race track. If passed, nearly twenty Ontario and Quebec tracks would close. The proposal would shorten racing seasons to fourteen fall days and fourteen spring days, affecting major venues in Ontario and Quebec.
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Meeting Thursday Evening To Form Local Ball Team
A Riverside hall gathering at 7 30 Thursday invites all fans and locals to propose ideas for creating a home team. Attendees urged to share plans for starting and sustaining weekly games, with season tickets as a suggested option. Local players available from Y M C A and All Stars, promising a strong home squad.
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Maynard bowlers win two from Marlboro Live Wires
The Maynard All Stars defeated Marlboro Live Wires 1502 to 1402 at Collins alleys after a tight, high scoring match Thursday night Ed Billet topped the scoring chart.
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Dundee Beats Simler in Armory A A Bout
Johnny Dundee of New York defeated Chick Simler by decision at the Armory A A. Marlboro supporters attended and split on the verdict with some claiming Dundee earned the win while others believed Simler deserved a draw.
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New York
Chick Simler
Armory A. A
Marlboro Sports
Johnny
Simler
Maynard vs Lowell Baseball Game Called Off By Rain
The scheduled game between Maynard and Lowell for Saturday was canceled due to rain. No makeup date was announced. The teams sought alternative arrangements for rescheduling.
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Lowell
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