Home Run Spurs Clark Victory Over Black Specs
Clark teammates rally after early wildness by Bill Tait to power a 9 to 5 win over the Black Specs. Chariton, Colbert, and Martin spark the offense with timely hits as Tait steadies after a rough first frame and Clark advantages from Spec errors.
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Bill Tait
Clark
Colbert
Tait
Marquis
Powers
Clarks
Chariton
Rude
Rune
Chariter
Morris
Guyer
Reed
Rostef
Carlson
Guyver
Martin
Harper
Moore
Spec Rooters
Leonard
Mohler
Charlton
Rahtien
Whitetree
Sor. Ecues
Tatt
Rathien
Amoc Pires
Whitesides
Feibert
Coast League Results From Portland and Sacramento
Associated Press report notes Portland game details with Batteries Gould Peters and Schroe der Onslow. Sacramento Seattle game postponed due to travel conditions.
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The
Associated Press
Portland
Rk. H
Gould and Peters
Schroeder and Onslow
Government leaders help open golf course in Rock Creek Park
President Harding Speaker Gillette and Associate Justice Sanford joined Washington officials to open a new municipal golf course in Rock Creek Park. The ceremony kicked off the Washington Newspaper Golf Club’s third annual spring tournament, won by Charles Shaeffer of the Washington Herald with a net 69 after a 14 stroke handicap.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Gillette
Sanford
Supreme Court
Golf Club
Rock Creek Park
Charles Shaeffer
Washington Herald
Mr. Harding
Marion Star
Commission silent on Dempsey-Wills boxing battle
New York May 22 The state athletic commission discussed two requests for a declaration of attitude on a proposed Dempsey Wills heavyweight title bout next fall in New York The commission declined to announce its decision Promoter Tex Rickard sought notice of any objections while Paddy Mullins asked whether Wills would be recognized Rickard waited for the commission’s answer before proceeding different bids from Tom O Rourke and Simon Flaherty emerged and Rickard said Yankee Stadium could host the match if held in New York
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New York
State Athletic Commission
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Wills
Paddy Mullins
Rickard
Willis
Jack Kearns
Pions
Yankee Stadium
Boyle
Jersey City
Meaderville Defeats Williamsburg In Low-Scoring Tilt
Lefty Smith dominated on the mound with 11 strikeouts and a homer, guiding Meaderville to a 9 0 victory at Meaderville. Williamsburg struggled with a crippled lineup as Hastie and Nadeau worked in relief, but Williamsburg could not muster more than a single third inning hit to threaten.
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Meaderville
Williamsburg
Lefty Smith
Smith
Hastie
Invaders
F. Jovick
Mehelich
Simonich
Gibbons
Rivetts
Nadeau
Ruffato
Rivetti
Trucano
Crunch
McAlpin
Williamsburge
FE. Jovick
Sutter
Scheckenbach
Stodden
Choinard
Jovick
BE. Jovick
Sautter
Scheckenb
V. Jovick
Graham
Davis
MecAlpin
Cavanaugh
Catholic Ladies Form Study Club at St Patrick’s
A meeting of the Catholic Women of St Patrick's parish formed a study club. Officers were elected, and membership is open to all parish women. The club will meet each Tuesday at the social center on Galena and Idaho streets. Mrs Tebo chairs and Mrs W L Murphy is secretary.
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St. Patrick's
Galena
Idaho
Tebo
W. L. Murphy
Harry Walker
Helena
Study Club
St. Helena
Fifteenth Home For Gy Williams Drives Pittsburg Win
Pittsburg routed Philadelphia 13 to 6 in the second game of the series. Cy Williams hit his 16th homer of the season in the fifth, driving in Sand. Mokan, Russell and Traynor also hit homers. Carey collected four safeties on four at bats with a double, two singles and a triple. Score and battery details included.
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Associated Press
Hiladelphia
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cy” Williams
Mokan
Russell
Traynor
Carey
Cooper and Schmidt
Meadows
Bishop
Hubbell
Weinert and Henline
Wilson
Tony's Games and League Matchups Highlight Weekend
Tony's Games lists Mines League fixtures with M. Cole-Pitts at Butte. National League games include Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at New York, and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. American League features Boston at Cleveland.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
American Association
Kansas City
Salt Lake
Sacramento
Vernon
ARS
Mines League F. A
M.cole-Pitts
Butte
National League
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Johnston Advances In Tennis Singles In France
William M. Johnston reaches the quarterfinals of the international hard court championship at St. Cloud by beating Mashlangul 6-4 4-6 6-2 6-2. He expects to resume Thursday after a blistered racquet hand and will face the winner of a Spain France match.
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Associated Press
ST. Cloud
France
William M. Johnston
Mashlangul
Count de Gomar
Spain
M. Danet
Johnston
Ashlangul
Clifton Herd
Count Balbl
Cesare Columbo
Suzanne Lenegren
Mille. Conquer
Eleanor Goss
Freschlim
England
Mrs. Bostock
Leighton Crawford
Briton Defeats Gould For Court Tennis Cup Victory
England wins the Bath huret cup at the international court tennis tournament in Paris. E. L. Baerlin, former British champion, defeats Jay Gould of Philadelphia in the finals with a 4 to 8 score.
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Associated Press
Paris
England
E. L. Baerlin
Jay Gould
Philadelphia
Calza Wins Wrestling Match From Stecher
Italian heavyweight champion George Calza defeated Joe Stecher of Dodge Neb in a 90 minute match in Chicago with Calza gaining the decision Stecher had agreed to throw Calza twice in 99 minutes or lose. Charles Cutler beat Heinrich Steinberg in 14 minutes 40 seconds, Jack Reynolds and Adam Weismuller fought to a 30 minute draw. About 4 590 fans attended with many outside, police called to hold order.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George Calza
Joe Stecher
Dodge
Neb
Stecher
Calza
Charles Cutler
Heinrich Steinberg
Jack Reynolds
Indiana University
Adam Weismuller
Ruth Delivers In Fifteenth To Sink Cubs
Babe Ruth clubs a homer in the fifteenth inning to lift the Yankees 3 to 1 over Chicago in a pitchers duel between Pennock and Cvengros. Dugan scores ahead of Ruth on the blast as New York caps a strong western trip with 13-1-0 record. Cvengros and Pennock dazzled with solid pitching.
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Associated Press
Hicago
Babe” Ruth
Herb Pennock
Mike Cvengros
New York
Chicago
Dugan
Ruth
Yankees
Cvengros
Pennock
Pipp
Schang
Graham
Browns Take Odd Game In St Louis May 22 1922
St Louis defeated Washington 12 to 7 in an odd game as the Browns rallied from two down in the third inning. Jacobson collected four hits including a fourth inning grand hit to deep center with Root and Tobin aboard. The contest featured 32 hits. Batteries Kahnizer Hollingsworth Brillheart Charrity Danforth Root Pruett Severeid.
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Browns
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Washington Today
Jacobson
Root
Tobin
Washington
Kahnizer, Hollingsworth, Brillheart and
Charrity
Danforth, Root, Pruett and
Severeid
Giants
Cardinals
New York
New York Nationals Today
J Louis
Haines
Ryan
Groh
Freigan
Barfoot, Stuart and
Ainsmith
Ryan and Snyder
Lincoln bust unveiled at New York university hall of fame
In New York May 22, French ambassador Jules Jusserand praised Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War era. He highlighted Lincoln as a product of humble beginnings whose honesty and leadership helped the United States endure the nation’s most perilous test. He noted cooperation among Union and Confederate figures and the shared patriotism of both sides.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Jules Jusserand
France
New York University Hall of Fame
Lincoln
A. &. Grant
Robert FE. Lee
Turks and Greeks Still Deadlocked at Lausanne talks
Lausanne May 22 no compromise on Turco Greek reparations was found today as M Venizelos met with conference leaders to seek a way forward. Ismet Pasha remains in solitary confinement due to Swiss police concerns. The conference held no session as delegates avoided major issues, while a British Mediterranean fleet move sparked tense speculation among Turks and Greeks.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
M. Venizelos
Ismet Pasha
Near East
Turkey
Strangler Lewis Retains Heavyweight Title in Minneapolis
Ed Strangler Lewis, world heavyweight wrestling champion, retained his title by throwing Stanislaus Zbyszko in Minneapolis on May 22, the former champ suffering the contest only fall.
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Strangler
Zybszko
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Lewis
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Renault Delivers KO in Sixth Round Victory
New York May 22 Jack Renault Canadian heavyweight champion knocked out Joe Lohman of Toledo in the sixth round. Renault led the action throughout the bout and weighed 1938 pounds while Lohman weighed 172%
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Renault
K. O
Associated Press
New York
Jack Renault
Joe Lohman
Toledo
Ohio
Setting Hen Adopts Litter of Kittens
Harrington, Wash. PF. B Davins finds a mother cat’s brood enlarged when a Rhode Island hen hides three hungry kittens under her. The hen fights to keep them, the kittens have been without nourishment for about a day, and Davins reconciles by returning the kittens to the cat while sharing eggs with the hen.
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Harrington
Wash
Davins
Animal Kingdom
Mr. Davins
Rhode Island
Interventions Allowed in Grain Rate Case
Salem Oregon May 22 The Interstate Commerce Commission notified the Oregon Public Service Commission that it will be allowed to intervene in the Montana grain rate case known as the railroad commission of Montana against the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railroad Company.
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Salem
Ore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oregon Public Service Commission
Montana
Railroad Commission of Montana
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railroad Company
Dodgers Top Second Division, Buckeye? No This Headline
Brooklyn tops Cincinnati 9 to 6 in a four inning burst to lead the second division. Grimes pitched for Brooklyn while Luque relieved Donahue and Veck. Turner Barber released to Atlanta. Cincinnati sent Chester Fowler to Oklahoma City.
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Dodgers
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Grimes
Luque
Donahue
Veck
Brooklyn Today
Turner Barber
Atlanta
Southern Association
Chester Fowler
Oklahoma City
Donohue
Keck
Hargrave
Grimes and
Taylor
Cubs Find Pitchers In Boston Victory 8 to 2
Aldridge held Boston to four hits as Chicago hitters battered Marquard and Cooney. Chicago jumped to an early lead and maintained pressure with strong hitting by the top order. Heathcote and Hollacher turned away potential extra base hits as Chicago rolled to an 8 to 2 win.
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CUBS
Associated Press
Boston
Aldridge
Chicago
Marquard
Cooney
Heathcote
Hollacher
Cruise
Aldridge and
Martnet
Marquard, Benton, Cooney and
O'Net
American Association Scores and Miscellany Inconsistent
A shuffled recap notes Kansas City 4 Indianapolis 6 in Milwaukee 5 Louisville at Minneapolis and Toledo Columbus St Paul not Seiitad. Mentions the accordion’s invention by Damian in Vienna circa 1828 and current Paris production. Madagascar reportedly has 239 automobiles and trucks.
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Associated Press
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus-St. Paul
Damian
Vienna
Paris
Madagascar
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