Specs win in listless game over A C M 11 to 4 at Clark Park
Black Specs toppled the A C M 11 to 4 as Marquis kept the mound steady with five hits and two home runs. O Connell allowed seven safeties while Guidas starred with a late triple and a two run homer, helping the Specs pull into a three cornered tie for second place with the Powers and the Angdes.
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Iowa Seeks To Oust Athletic Director At Iowa State
Ames May 28 The Iowa State college athletic council seeks the resignation of athletic director C W Mayser over charges of lack of executive ability jealousy and unwillingness to cooperate with the faculty The student body demanded reasons after a five hour session with 20 students the council and President R A Pearson A second meeting was planned with witnesses to follow Col Guy Brewer a council member said Sam Williams the football coach may resign over his poor relations with Mayser
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Suzanne Lenglen collapses from over-exertion in finals
Paris, May 28. Suzanne Lenglen, the French tennis star, collapsed at St. Cloud during the hard court championship finals. Heart and lung specialists found the collapse due to over-exertion and excitement and advised against strenuous play. She may compete at Wimbledon in singles only, after calling her triple-final effort a silly stunt and promising never again.
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Bout Called Off In Detroit Lightweight Clash
The scheduled 10 round bout between Sailor Friedman of Chicago and Johnny Mendelsohn of Milwaukee was canceled in Detroit on May 28. Friedman exceeded the weight limit by seven pounds and Mendelsohn refused to concede the weight advantage.
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Brooklyn Breaks Streak of Giants
Brooklyn ends New York Nationals eight game win streak to take a 8-7 series opener. Johnston homered among three hits, Frisch error and three walks sparked a seventh inning rally. O'Connell hit his second straight homer for New York.
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Red Sox Take Opening Game 8 6 Over Philadelphia
Boston broke the game open with four runs in the sixth after Byron Harris started the rally, then Rommel faltered in the eighth as Shanks cleared the bases with two on. Sammy Hale injured on a first inning run. Final 8-6. Boston batters tally 11 hits to Philadelphia 3. Perkins?
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Exhibition bouts planned for Jess Willard
Los Angeles May 28 Ray Archer Willard's business manager sails east to arrange exhibition appearances en route to New York and a title bout with Luis Angel Firpo on July 7 Willard will depart Los Angeles June 6 and plans to invest in Southern California oil land then divest Kansas holdings.
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Tommy Gibbons Targets Dempsey Title At Shelby July 4
Tommy Gibbons challenger to Jack Dempsey for the heavyweight title arrived in Great Falls Montana May 28 and will head to Shelby Tuesday night for an exhibition at a local theater. He and manager Eddie Kane plan training in Shelby, with Kane noting dates may shift if Canada dates cancel. Gibbons, in peak form, predicts victory and says he has knocked out 30 of his last 34 rivals.
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Dempsey Enjoys Peaceful Rest With Park Walk At Great Falls
Great Falls May 28 Jack Dempsey spent a quiet day in warm sun at a park near Great Falls with a two hour walk eight miles and sparring partners trainers and a rubber. He read letters and telegrams from many parts of the country and planned a trout stream outing with locals after a sparring bout left him with a small lip abrasion from George Godfrey.
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Never Say Die at Empress Delights Local Audience
The Empress Players presented Never Say Die to a receptive audience last night. Albert Patterson impressed as Dionysius Woodbury in the Collier role, with strong support from Miss Newton and the ensemble including Rose Golden as Buster.
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Struttin Along Real Hot Stuff at the Broadway
Mamie Smith and Her Jazz Hounds under Ackerman and Harris ignite the Broadway last night in Struttin Along a two act musical comedy. The show delivers tuneful jazz lively dancing costuming and strong chorus with a masterful cast despite a small audience. It tops local musical entertainment and promises a repeat performance tonight.
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Coast League Results From San Francisco Note Mixed Scores
At San Francisco several battering pairings were noted with Dell and D Murphy, Scott and Agnew among the batteries. Sacramento games show partial scores and multiple pitchers and players listed, while Salt Lake Seattle and Oakland Portland schedules are unclear.
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Close Game Won by Williamsburg at Meaderville
Williamsburg defeated the Fast Side 9 to 7 in extra innings at Meaderville grounds. After seven innings the game was tied 6 all, Williamsburg pushed four runs in the extra frame, while East Side fell short by two runs in a late rally. Batteries were P. Stodden Jackson and 8S Stodden for Williamsburg and Pasco Chubb for East Side.
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Today’s Games Mines League in Butte and MLB matchups
Montana Power faces Cole Pitts in Butte in the Mines League. National League games include Philadelphia at Boston, Brooklyn at New York, Chicago at Pittsburg, and Cincinnati at St Louis. American League action features Cleveland at Chicago, St Louis at Detroit, New York at Washington, and Boston at Philadelphia.
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Leonard and Mitchell To Tangle In Chicago Tonight
Pinkney Mitchell brother of Ritchie Mitchell to face Benny Leonard in a 10 round bout in Chicago sponsored by the Chicago Society for Charity. Gate receipts expected between 85000 and 100000 as the test of Illinois prize fight law and injunctions. Leonard will not defend his lightweight title as both fighters miss the 135 pound limit.
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Twenty Two Qualify for Indianapolis Auto Race
In Indianapolis on Memorial Day eve Jimmy Murphy, last year's winner of the 00 mile race, posted the fastest time among 14 qualifiers. His 10 mile run came in 5:45.94 at an average speed of 194.05 mph. Twenty two drivers have qualified for the event, which starts Wednesday at 10 am.
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