Braves Bow To Cardinals In May Baseball Thriller
New York Nationals beat Chicago league champions 3 to 2 in the first game of a series. Giants hit Alexander hard but broke through in the sixth for three runs led by Young Dole Kat and Mietcher. Other city notes cover St Louis 4 Boston 2 and Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 4 in extra innings.
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Second Division Sets Rifle Score Record in Le Mans Action
Fifth Regiment regiments at Washington May 13 reported the Second Division achieved the highest rifle score among all American expeditionary forces divisions at Le Mans France. The Fifth Regiment of Marines attached to that division led all regiments, with nine corps headquarters advised by General Pershing.
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Increase Limit of Players to Twenty Five and Schedule Fix
New York May 13 Return to the maximum list of 25 players for each club replaces the 21 player limit adopted earlier this year by the National League. The change stems from the division caused by superfluous players in the minor leagues and aligns with the upcoming schedule adjustments. Also noted are results from various minor league games and shifts in scheduling for the final weeks of the season, including Oakland and San Francisco matchups and Vernon, Sacramento contests.
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White Sox Suffer Early Defeat in St Louis
The White Sox, off to a poor start, fall to the Cardinals in St Louis. Recruit pitcher is hammered for multiple runs and lingered on the mound too long, raising questions about his readiness.
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Tigers Rally Ties Game Late In Detroit Victory
Timely hitting by batters and Detroit pitching woes helped the visitors win their second game of the postponed series. Cleveland led by four in the sixth before Ted Flagstead sparked a Detroit rally with a long homer that fell one short of tying, as Coombe Coveleskie ONeill Davis Cunningham and At smith closed out the win.
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Chicago Edges Browns to Close Series 2-1
In Chicago on May 13 Louis hit Roberson hard in the first two innings and the Sox won 2 to 1. Kerr relieved Roberson and blanked the Browns rest of the game. Davenport and Mayes teamed for Chicago’s lone run after a call at home due to interference.
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Marine Leads In Big Pistol Match At Le Mans
Le Mans report shows Marine with high score in a large pistol competition. Details indicate B York placed with a notable 885 score out of a possible 1000, as the event continues with results and standings to be announced tomorrow.
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Olson Drives Robins Infield Strength and Hall Hitters
Ivan Olson, a key Robins defender, shows consistent fielding and timely hitting, though critics question his reliability. He leads the batting order with steady speed and headwork, while Lew Malone and Lew Darey back field positions. new signings Perritt and Toney aim to boost pitching.
Gary selections set for national and meet
Akron Ohio May 13 Gary Ina chosen for staging of the Hirst national and meet. American Indian nation will meet here. Pitts industrial institutions employing over 000 men will send representatives. IUGOORTY WINS Eddie McGoorty Oshkosh Wis middleweight defeated Harry Reeve in third round in London bout last night.
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Famous Tournament to Be Played Soon
Announcement confirms the Classic Metropolitan championship for men singles and doubles on six clay courts at the New York Club. June 7 sets the date as Crescent Athletic Club’s Tehiya Kusner signals another bid for honors, with strong eastern rival prospects on hard surfaces.
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Nebraska Chose Doc Stewart Again
Lincoln Nebraska May 13 The board of the University of Nebraska re elected Dr Doc Stewart as athletic director to continue leadership of the university and college athletics in Lincoln and surrounding athletic cities.
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Star Athletes Enter Inter Allied Games Returnees Entering
Famous athletes who served with the American expeditionary forces may enter next month's interallied games. Gen Peyton chief of the American crews at Henley trains for July 15. A service race replaces the Henley event with crews from Ada Britain New Zealand and Australia. The interallied regatta two weeks after Henley includes teams from France Belgium and Czechoslovakia alongside the American. University of Paris defeats University of Lyons 4 to 3 in a baseball match with Army members studying in France. Stars for Paris include Wilmot Whitney Hugh Kelliher and George Abbot. The American expeditionary Union won the interms last year.
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Willard Dempsey Arena Plans Announced for July Fight
Toledo reports promoter Tex Rickard plans a vast arena for the July 4 bout with Jack Dempsey and promoter Kearns set to publicize seating. Architect JL McLoughlin described a venue four times Reno's size with 34 foot arena height and 600 foot width. Reserved seating to 4500, general sale to begin around May 24 as Dempsey and manager Kearns are expected to attend upcoming discussions.
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Racing Balloons Safe After Atlantic Flight
Ohio May 13 All seven balloons in a naval flying field race completed their Atlantic path safely. Sherwin Williams balloon piloted by Lieut Richard Howarth was fired on 13 times near Beaver Pennsylvania but landed five miles from Wilkinsburg. Goodyear balloon carrying W Leiberting landed near Milleiro Delaware. Other landings reported across Delaware New Jersey and Maryland amid snow and low temperatures. Winner to be announced after records tabulation. Wilson congratulates Glass on Victory Liberty loan.
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Nujol Aids The Body’s Police Force Against Disease
An old health notice extols the body’s immune system as a police force against germs. It warns constipation weakens this defense and promotes illness, urging use of Nujol instead of harsh laxatives to maintain regular, natural bowel movements.
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