New York Breaks Chicago Winning Streak in Extra Innings
May 18 reports New York halted Chicago's winning run by Totals to six in a tense road contest. Trendrix's hit and Bird's twelfth inning scoring swing sealed the game as Hubbell faded after a double by Hunter. Gouvies contributed nine runs late in the tenth as St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati-Brooklyn games were also noted with scattered scoring and pitching action.
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Matt Ihe
Hubbell
Caeeerk
Benton
Winters
Douglas
Neaf and
Smith
Hendrix
Martin
Vaughn
Killefer
O'Farrell
Stoop of Kalispell 15 High Amateur Shot
Lewison Pomeroy wins Spokesman review trophy in trapshooting event. Stoop of Kalispell Montana is high amateur with 383 of 400. Jens Troeh and B S Thayer also place, while C K Owen tops meet by breaking 310.
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H.H. Poston
San Franisco
W. R. Parker
Spokane
BJ O'Holohan
Portland
C.K. Owen
Wenatchee
Man o War Wins Preakness Stake at Pimlico
Samuel D. Riddle's three year old Man o War won the Preakness stake at Pimlico today. Harry Payne Whitney's Upset was second and his Wildair third. The time for the mile and 4 furlongs was unspecified. The race was worth 23000 to the winner.
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Samuel D. Riddle
Preakness
Pitilico
Harry’ Payne Whitney
Queen Elizabeth Gossip From London May 14
In London on May 14 reports describe Queen Kazaveth as strong yet frail under strain. Frederick the chamberlain claims a wealthy woman connected to Brot and a famed historian based in KE cites authentic medical records.
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London
Kazaveth Wis
Vie Broualy
Frederick “Chamberlain
Ean
Fina
Koya Tnetl
Kerbal
Malivon
Nora
Pacific coast trials threaten Olympic hope for Montana athletes
The piece chronicles a heated dispute over whether Pacific coast tryouts will occur for the U S Olympic team. It details funding disputes, with Pasadena offering $2,500 to cover Northwest and San Francisco athletes, and Mr. Weaver opposing use of AAU funds for transportation. It notes Montana figures like Jack Stirling and McGowan among others who might compete, and mentions Boston as the final site if coast trials are canceled. It also covers baseball notes from the New York Yankees and local boxing and track updates.
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Los Angeles
AA. U
Aino
San Francisco
Althletes
Pasadena
Montana
Pacife Coast
State University
Jack Stirling
Boston
McGowan
Baker
Sullivan
Adams
State College
Detroit Slugs With New Energy In Tight Baseball Card
DETROIT May 18 Detroit heavy hitting continued today with a 7 2 victory over Philadelphia. Hellmann and Sykes homeruns helped Detroit win the two consecutive games as Cob b stole a base after a triple. St. Louis Washington and New York summaries follow with pitchers touched for many bases and Ruth out of the game with a strained groin. Yankees beat Cleveland 189 0. Chicago beat Boston 4 3 on a late Menosky single. College games Colgate Brown Rutgers New State Darton Pennsyla and Keio defeated. Derby called off in Readville with Entries too few to warrant renewal.
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Hellmann
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Keefe
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Rommel
Perry
Perkins
Myatt
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Severeid
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Ehaw
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Anie
Shawkey
Hannah
Boston
Readville
New Champion Johnny Wilson Seeks Action in Ring
Johnny Wilson, the new middleweight titlist, pledges to be a fighting champion with every challenger given a fair shot. He plans a country tour after rest, recalls beating Mike O Dowd for the crown, and credits Marty Killilea for guiding his rise from $11 purses to world title. Wilson, born March 23, 1893 in New York to Italian parents, married Boston and lives near the Bunker Hill Monument, with boxing and the Knights of Columbus as his main interests.
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Herbert Caryl
International News Service
Boston
Johnny Wilson
Johnny
Mike O'Dowd
Wilson
St. Paul
P Dowbett
Marty Killilea
T O'Dowd
John
Francis
New York
Sharkey Athletic Club
Perto
Acer
New Engl
Everla
Camp Deveys
Killilea
George Robinson
Pal Eid
Pat Carthy
Young Wisher
Frank Carbone
Silent Martin
Young Ahearn
O'Dowd
Ahearn
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Knights of Columbus
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