Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
American League results include Cleveland 6 Chicago 3 and New York 5 Philadelphia 4 with St Louis 6 Detroit 1 and Washington Boston rain. National League shows St Louis 8 Cincinnati 2 and Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 1 amid wet grounds. American Association reports Milwaukee 6 Columbus something and Indianapolis 10 St Paul 7 Minneapolis 8 Louisville 6 Kansas City 5 Toledo 3.
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Baseball schedule card for two leagues
American League games include St. Louis at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston Chicago at Detroit. National League matches Cincinnati at St. Louis Chicago at Pittsburgh Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York. Additional fixtures Columbus at Milwaukee Indianapolis at St Paul Toledo at Kansas City Louisville at Minneapolis.
College Football Scores Snapshot From Saturday Games
Purdue defeated Ohio State 7 to 3 while North Carolina shut out Swarthmore 3 0. Colgate beat Clarkson Tech 22 to 6 and Ohio Wesleyan won 5 4 over Oberlin. Ohio University triumphed 11 5 against Denison and Miami beat Otterbein 3 2. Virginia edged West Virginia 4 to 3 and Penn State won 8 5 versus Bethany. A hearing note contrasts with the quiet room timeline.
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Swarthmore
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Oberlin
Ohio University
Denison
Miami
Otterbein
Virginia
West Virginia
Penn State
Bethany
Fords Entered in Great Rage at Indianapolis Race
Five past 600 mile sweep winners are among 32 entrants for the Indianapolis speedway event May 30. Ralph De Palma Howdy Wilcox Tommy Milton Jules Goux lead a field that includes Louis Chevrolet with two Fronty Fords and wireless pit systems. Wallace Reid debuts as De Palma’s teammate. Goux sails in two French Ballots. W Douglas Hawkes ships a Bentley.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Ralph de Palma
Howdy” Wilcox
Tommy Milton
Jules Goux
Louis Chevrolet
Wallace Reid
de Palma
Goux
America
W. Douglas Hawkes
London
Love Theory Sparks Debate Between Two Doctors
Dr. Andre Tridon and Dr. David Forsyth clashed over love psychology as Tridon argues a man may love two women fully at once while Forsyth insists one cannot be head over heels with two. Tridon cites statistics from his forthcoming book and cites the mother-type as central to erotic appeal.
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New York
Andre Tridon
David Forsyth
Washington
Tridon
Forsyth
Canton Republic Aids Manchu Warlord in Clash for Peking
Troops and naval forces of Sun Yat Sen, president of the south China republic, prepare to aid Gen. Chang Tso-Lin in the struggle against Gen. Wu Pei Fu for control of Peking. A united China is under discussion.
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Wu Pei Fu
Peking
Sen
Tso-Lin
China
Spaniards Use Tanks In Morocco
Fighting between Spain and Morocco intensifies with decisive battles ahead as armored units enter combat.
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New York Congressman to Wed His Secretary After Wartime Romance
The wartime romance culminated in a wedding as Miss Elinor Parsons of Yonkers aged twenty six, secretary to New York Congressman Benjamin Fairchild, tied the knot. Parsons came to Washington with the ordinance department and later served as Fairchild’s secretary after he entered Congress in 1919. Fairchild, a widower, had lost his only son in the aviation service during the war.
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Elinor Parsons
Yonkers
Benjamin Fairchild
New York
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Congress
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Parental Image Shapes Love According To Tridon
Tridon discusses how a woman may seek reliability and wisdom in a man who reflects her father while also being attracted to a different, unsafe type. He notes no single man can satisfy both protective and wild aspects, nor can one person embody both.
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Tridon
Ted Lewis Aims To Be World Light Heavyweight Champion
In a May training camp report Ted Lewis predicts victory over Georges Carpentier. He notes Carpentier as Europe’s top fighter, cites Carpentier’s right hand as dangerous, and projects a weight gap of about ten pounds. Lewis asserts he can claim America’s light heavyweight title by defeating Roy McCormick.
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National News Service
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Harrow-On-Hill
England
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Carpentier Ord
Leo
Georges
Carpentier
Europe
America
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Reverend Loveless to Deliver Final Nazarene Sermon Sunday
The Plains May 6 Reverend W. W. Loveless will preach his last sermon at the Nazarene church before beginning evangelistic work. He will speak in the morning at 10 30 and in the evening at 7 with Sunday School at 9. A full house is hoped for at the farewell services. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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Giants Turn Triple Play—Gowdy Collides With Kelly at First
In a Boston game between the Giants and Braves, Hank Gowdy on first base collided with George Kelly during a pop fly by Joe Oeschger. Kelly fielded the ball and stepped on first to retire Oeschger, while Gowdy scrambled off the bag. The incident was described as a rare two ply killing at the base. The piece also notes college pitcher Bill Tierney’s breakdown, Dodgers’ pitching strength, and some Yankees management chatter.
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George Kelly
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Braves
Boston
Hank Gowdy
Joe Oeschger
Joe
Gowdy
Kelly
Oeschger
Kelley
George
Tagging All Bases Strikes Aces And Trades In First Note
Ken Williams homered for the Browns in a loss to the Tigers while Sam Crane headed to Seattle and George Whitted to Kansas City in trades. Duster fanned Hooper for the final out as the Indians beat the White Sox for a second straight win. The Cardinals rallied to beat the Reds in a tense 7 to 5 finish.
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Dodgers
Sam Crane
George Whitted
Sam
Seattle
George
Kansas City
Duster
Hooper
Indians
White Sox
Huggins Faces Praise and Criticism as Yankee Manager
New York editor notes Mr. Huggins blends flaws with success. He has won a pennant while steering unruly Yankee players and draws mixed judgments about leadership, temperament, and strategy amid Carl Mays and Waite Hoyt disputes.
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Huggins
Grandfather
Yankees
Carl Mays
Waite Hoyt
Ruth
Meusel
Prettiest Girl Contest Aims For Kiwanis District Winners
Dr. F. S. Morrison of Martins Ferry announces a nationwide prettiest girl contest within Kiwanis districts to pick representatives for the United States Hour on the international convention stage in Toronto. Each Ohio club nominates one girl and sends her photo. the district winner earns a free trip to Toronto.
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F. S. Morrison
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
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Toronto
Canada
Ohio
Cleveland
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