New York Games on Sunday Under New Law
Major league games resumed on Sunday with New York hosting Philadelphia. Philadelphia won 4 to 3 after three third-inning runs aided by hits, a walk and a double steal. Williams homered in the ninth off Causey to seal the game as Jacobs pitched well with men on base. Other results include Pittsburgh beating St Louis 3 to 2, Cincinnati defeating Chicago 8 to 1, and Brooklyn beating Boston 8 to 2 in the Sunday slate.
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Bout Slow as Mitchell Fails to Dominate Inste
Willie Mitchell believes Pinkie Mitchell was outboxed by George Ingle in a tight bout in San Francisco. Both fighters struggled to move, with defense ruling and little footwork as Mitchell’s strong right proved hard to use after early bruising. Managers Salt and Ingle returned to Beattie to promote more matches.
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Cleveland Beats Detroit To Even Series In Nine Inning Tilt
Cleveland leveled the series by defeating Detroit 5 to 4. Cleveland’s two out rally in the ninth featured Chapman doubling and Smith driving in the go ahead run. Batteries included Mckee and Stanage for Cleveland and Coveleskie and O’Neil for Detroit.
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Rickard to relieve suspense on Dempsey arrival
Promoter Rickard announces today that Jack Dempsey will arrive from Toledo and that the location and timing of the bout will be disclosed tomorrow as the world awaits details of the heavyweight boxing match.
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Week's Summary Shows Baseball Week Across Leagues
New York led with strong offense as teams battled weather and slips, while Chicago climbed to first in the American League. Cincinnati and St. Louis traded hits in tight games, Boston dropped into a skid with eight straight losses, and Philadelphia plus Brooklyn battled to a 20 inning tie. Vick and Tyler fueled late scoring, De Troy debut marked by a win, and Washington pitchers handed 10 walks to aid Philadelphia in a rough Saturday.
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Fund to aid boxers proposed by Jack Curley
The plan envisioned a benevolent fund to assist boxing and wrestling veterans. Curley has begun a campaign to launch this fund, governed by a carefully chosen board to support athletes who struggle to reach or sustain top ranks, aiming to deter careers from ending in hardship.
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Unclear Score Update From Coast to Coast
Vague score snippets show AST Salt Lake 6 4, San Fi Sacramento 9 3 and Portland 4 with Lox Ange Daltand at three. No clear matchup dates or complete team names. Further readable details needed to identify teams, venues, or outcomes.
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Manitoba unity and provincial amateur move amid sport reform
Northwest sport talk from Winnipeg reports Pearson of Alberta returning to the province and opposing professional compromise. Pacific Northwest meets in June during Rose Festival. Inland Empire and Regina curling and hockey notes. Western industrial league clubs debate attracting players and signing moves. various cities discuss baseball and amateur status with trials and schedules.
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Dwight broke state javelin throw record
May 4. Dwight ton set a new state mark in javelin with a remarkable throw.
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Western Crack Shot Challenge in New York Chicago event
A fragmented 1918 era notice mentions Frank from Vancouver as a winner and Zant participating in a purse match. It describes a backer offering up to 20000 for a best shot, with five-man teams and various trap targets. The text is garbled but signals a high stakes shooting contest with regional shooters.
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Opening Day Draws Big Crowds and Rumored Scores
Rainy weather altered schedules for the Pirates vs Cubs in Chicago and Indians and Tigers in Detroit. Opening day expected a capacity crowd with 100,000 greeted in New York and other cities. Details mix exhibition anecdotes, player forms, and a tale of “Brick” Owens from a South trip. Tigers beat Pirates 5 to 0 after six hits by Frank Talcott.
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