Rejuvenated A. C. M. Blank Anodes Rally Past Anodes 6-0
In a hectic inning the A. C. M. team exploded for six runs in the third frame aided by seven hits and two errors. Ray Adams earned the win over Larkin, while Loders slumped from first place as Clark held the top spot with Marquis pitching. Crabtree and Tremblay sparked the attack with key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin
Ray Adams
Anaconda Anodes
A. C. M. Celebriies
Clark Park
Nore
Ray
McGlone
Lewis
Chekaluk Wild
Marquis
Anodes
Clarks
Pitts
Loders
AC. M. Wreckers
Adams
Walsh
Crabtree
Tremblay
Callan
Rolfe
Trembling
Smith
Conrad
McGeehan
Wade
Lang
Tucker
Portlight reflections on sport and fair play by Grantland Rice
Grantland Rice argues that international sport education is slow but essential. He laments bystander interference, notes improved Anglo American competition, and discusses economics of foreign players. Yale’s season is praised, and questions about aging athletes and career wear in boxing, football, and track are explored with emphasis on stamina and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpentier
Dorando
Johnny Hayes
America
Firpo
Yale
Dope Bucket Upsets Clark Park In Baseball Upset
Clark Park faced a stunning defeat as A. C. M. toppled the leading Mines circuit club despite low prior success. Callan sparked a third inning rally with a misplayed grounder, Larkin delivered a three hit night, and Wade, Crabtree, and Goleman made key plays. Sundberg smiled with supporters as A. C. M. eyed a possible upset future. Clarks and Pitts meet at 6 15 tonight.
Reds Seize 4 2 Victory With Three Home Runs
Cincinnati hitters power past Philadelphia 4 to 2 as three solo circuits drive the win in a pitching duel between Donohue and Glazner. Pirates topple Giants 10 to 6 after late rally as Bigbee draws a base on balls setting up a burst of hits. Boston edges St. Louis 6 to 2 behind Barnes shutout, while Brooklyn beats Chicago 4 to 2 aided by early offense and solid pitching. Also notes bumper harvests in India tea industry raise labor independence and shortages.
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Goleman
Crabtree
Waleh
Callan
Wade
Sells
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Reds
Donohue
Glazner
Wingo
Carlson
Wilson
Pirates
Giants
New York
Pittsburg
Bigbee
Extra Inning Tilt Won With Homer
Falk hit a homer with none out in the thirteenth to carry Chicago Sox to an 8 to 2 win over Boston. Piercy was hit hard but fielding kept Boston’s score low. Archdeacon had a double and four singles in six at bats. Also reports: Philadelphia defeated Detroit 4 to 3 in Detroit after a ninth-inning rally, and St Louis shut out New York 5 to 0 as Dixie Davis struggled. Cleveland beat Washington 4 to 8 behind clutch hits in the ninth for a fourth straight win.
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Conrad
McGeehan
Mueter
Coleman
Crabtree
Anodes
Rolfe
Tucker
Baker
Walsh
Smitch
Callan
Short
Carpentier
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Associated Press
Chicago
Falk
Sox
Boston
Piercy
Archdeacon
O'Neill
Mec Weeny
Coengrose
Schalk
ST. Louis
Dixie Davis
New York Yankees
Browns
George Harold Sieler
Brown
R. H. EF
New York
Hoyt and Schang
Davis
Indians
Cleveland
Larry Gardner
George Uhle
Washington
R. H. E. Washington
Marberry
Zachary and
Ruel
Smith
Myatt
Scoreless five innings as double plays halt two teams
Five scoreless innings featured one strong chance for each side, snagged by a double play. Ride FB faced Philadelphia and Detroit in a tense game with Detroit finally scoring three runs in the last two frames while Philadelphia added eight. Batteries were Harris Baumgartner Perkins and Braggy Holloway Dauss Bassler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het Dage
Mines
Detroit
Philadelphia
Harris
Holloway
Ride
Baumgartner
Perkins
Braggy
Dauss
Bassler
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Maeier
Sangie
Trembley
Chisholm
Angdes
Selis
Stokke
Keystone
Black-Pitts
Conrad Sa¢ Peer Eeene
Fee Owereeene
Tegmviag
Aou ES
RA Po
A Goleman
Rolfe Sa Seecereresee & Tucker
Afucter
C . Ween Serkin
Eewee Marquis
Amoges
Aebhcressen
Wals Paber
Smirch
NASA
Hickey
Grantland Rice
New York Tribune, Inc
Cobb
Vieee Eprinters
Sach
Hussey
Douniee
Butte
Sundberg
AE DO
Donahue
Bentley
KR. H.R
Kremer
Yde
Stone
Morrison
Schmidt
Gooch
Jonnard
Barnes
Mann
Snyder
Gowdy
Cardinals
Jess Barnes
Bell
Dyer
Gonzales
Gibson
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Reuther
Cubs
Keen
Pierce
India
Homer
Chicago Sox
Tigers
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
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