Phi Delta Theta Wins Annual Track Meet at OHIG
Phi Delta Theta captures first in the Ohio University intramural track meet at Ohio Field over three days with five firsts. Kappa Psi Alpha takes second, Sigma Pi third, as events included sprints, distance runs, relays, and field events.
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Yesterday's results across major leagues recap
In the American Association St Paul beat Columbus 6 to 4 Louisville defeated Milwaukee 7 to 3 Minneapolis topped Toledo 10 to 7 and Indianapolis won 8 to 5 against Kansas City. National League Cincinnati 3 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 8 New York 7 Brooklyn 11 Boston 4. American League Cleveland 5 St Louis 3 Detroit 3 Chicago 5 New York 10 Philadelphia 5 Boston 0 Washington 5.
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St. Paul
Louisville
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Multiple NBA matchups listed for today across leagues
The schedule lists Columbus at St. Paul Toledo at Minneapolis Indianapolis at Kansas City Louisville at Milwaukee Cincinnati at St. Louis New York at Philadelphia Boston at Brooklyn Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago and a stray line with Boston and New York matchups.
Baseball Player Stats From Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Chicago
A compact summary shows players Fournier Wheat Williams Ruth Sheely listed with team affiliations Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago New York. Totals indicate season counts and comparisons to last year in both American and National Leagues.
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Brooklyn
Wheat
Williams
Philadelphia
Ruth
New York
Sheely
Chicago
Legator Who Can Fight Freddie Britten's Early Ring Feats
Washington May 6 Freddie Britten now Congressman Fred A Britten of Illinois rose from San Francisco amateur fighter to national figure. As a youth he defeated Johnny Flynn twice and earned fame in the Olympic club. he later won the amateur Pacific Coast title and central Chicago championship. His swift 12 second kayo of Mackier and other feats are noted, with Britten also being a swimmer diver and sprinter.
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Ctarles
P. Stewart Washington
San Francisco
Freddie Britten
Fred A. Britten
Illinois
Johny Flynn
Johnny
Freddie
Walter Watson
Joe Choynski
Jim Corbett
Young Mitchell
Olympic Club
George Sister
Nels Innes
Cape Horn
Johnny Flynn
Britten
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Kayo
Johnny Mackier
Mackier
John RB. Crum
Tagging the Bases
Jacobs walked Caveny with the bases loaded in the ninth to force a run, leaving the Reds ahead 3 to 2 over the Cubs. Ruth hit his sixth homer as the Yankees routed the Athletics 10 to 5, Shawkey lasting six innings before tiring. the House of Mack suffered its seventh straight defeat.
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Caveny
Reds
Cubs
Mays
George H. Ruth
Yankees
Athletics
Shawkey
House of Mack
Cincinnati
Chicago
Caveney
Adams
Graham
Grimes
Eeene
Friberg
Erenee
Grigaby
Heathcone
Burnett
Dodgers rout Braves as Fournier hits two homers
The Dodgers defeated the Braves 10 to 4 in a one sided game. Fournier homered twice and Wheat added a homer. Bancroft Stengel and Powell were ejected for vocal indignities toward Umpire Powell.
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Wheat
Bancroft
Stengel
Powell
Red Sox Dominate Senate Pitchers in Easy Victory
Boston hitters overwhelmed three Sena torial pitchers in strong fashion. Flagstead Wamb and Lee stood out with key contributions as the team built a commanding lead and sealed the win.
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Red Sox
Flagstead
Wamb
Lee
Phillies Edge Giants 8 to 7 After Quick Pitch Rush
After Class X play the Phillies rushed Wayland Dean off the premises in four innings and beat the Giants 8 to 7. This upset shows a bold early-season performance by Philadelphia with Dean removed earlier than expected.
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Phillies
Wayland Dean
Giants
Indians Rally Past Browns 5-3 Behind Edwards Victory
Edwards shut down the Browns after the third inning as the Indians broke open the game with timely hitting and limited fielding errors. The final score was 5 to 3 with Edwards earning the win and the Indians pulling away late.
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Edwards
Browns
Indians
Kelp
Heilmann’s Four Safeties Lift Tigers Over White Sox
Heilmann collected four safeties in five at bats powering the Tigers to an 8 to 5 win against the White Sox. The victory places Detroit in second while Chicago falls to fourth.
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Heilmann
Tigers
White Sox
Walker Cup Matches Set for Garden City Links
The British and American golf teams will contest the Walker Cup at Garden City on Long Island September 12 and 13, testing the testing and beauty of the famed links.
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Garden City
Long Island
Bitterly contested California presidential primary decision
California voters in San Francisco faced one of the most bitterly contested presidential primary selections in state history as polling continued to decide the outcome. The May 6 contest centered on party delegates and the battle drew broad public attention across the city.
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California
San Francisco
Cal
Martina Bags First Big League Start After 12 Years
Joe Martina, 34, makes a Washington debut against the Yankees, pitching seven strikeouts in a 7 2 victory. He then defeats the Athletics, enduring only three hits. His perseverance since 1913, after years in the minors, culminates in a hopeful, confident big league career.
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Joe Martina
Washington
Martina
New York Yankees
Walter Johnson
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Hot Springs
Ark
Boston
the Springs
Yanks
New York
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South
Texas
Harris
Piffie
Leading Major League Hitters
Player and club standings listed with batting percentages and figures for Wheat of Brooklyn, Kornsby of St. Louis, Snyder and Kelly of New York, Grigsby of Chicago, Heisman of Detroit, Williams of St. Louis, Surmma and Cobh of Detroit, Harris of Boston. The data shows top hitters and their PC scores with mixed OCR errors.
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Brooklyn
Kornsby
St. Louis
Snyder
New York
Kelly
Grigsby
Chicago
Heisman
Detroit
Williams
Surmma
Cleveland
Cobh
Harris
Boston
Timely Tips to Amateurs Pitcher Strategy
The Chicago White Sox pitcher stresses treating every opponent as dangerous and not underestimating any hitter. He notes batters vary in ability, and pitchers should focus on each pitch, adapting to individual quirks while avoiding overconfidence. He reflects on adjusting his own approach over years.
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Chicago White Sox
Boxing results from multiple cities glossed in one report
In Columbus Bryan Down ey defeated Jack Delaney in a 12 round middleweight decision. Waldo Patterson stopped K O D Wary Wade in Ohio State University welterweight bout. Jack Shea drew with Young Simms in six rounds. Billie Carpenter beat Joe Monaco in four. In East Chicago Cowboy Warnier Smith edged Barney Adair in ten. Tillie Herman beat Alex Trambitas in ten. Milwaukee saw Joey Sanger stop Mickey McAdams in eight. Carl Tremaine outpointed Earl McArthur in ten. Abe Goldstein defeated Clarence Rosen in Detroit in ten. Joe Lucas beat Connie Curry in ten. Jimmy Britt defeated Dave Sutherland in Detroit in ten. In Scranton Ty Coleman won referees decision over Battling Murray in ten.
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Bryan Downey
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Alex Trambitas
Portland
Milwaukee
Joey Sanger
Mickey McAdams
New Ox York
Carl Tremaine
Cleveland
Earl McArthur
Sioux City
Detroit
Abe Goldstein
Clarence Rosen
Joe Lucas
Connie Curry
Jimmy Britt
Montreal
Dave Sutherland
Scranton
Ty Coleman
Battling Murray
Philadelphia
Benny Walger Reputed Hardest Figh ter in Ring
An exchange proclaims Benny Walger the hardest man to fight and toughest to secure bouts. The remark adds he is also the hardest to watch in the ring.
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Benny Walger
Winning factors in baseball say Connie Mack
The question to Connie Mack on the bench of the rejuvenated Athletics elicited a concise answer. He cited consistent hitting and solid fielding as essential, emphasizing teamwork and steady performance as the core path to success.
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Connie Mack
Connie Mack Emphasizes Pitching as Key to Teams
The manager Connie Mack believes pitching plus fielding are the two best weapons. He says good pitching is the great asset that builds confidence and improves hitting and defense.
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Connie Mack
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Value of pitching shown by the club behind its ace
The article stresses that good pitching proves itself in the brand of ball usually played behind the team's pitching ace, highlighting the influence of the ace on game style and performance.
Walter Johnson’s steady rhythm boosts Washington club
The Washington players note Walter Johnson stays calm after errors and often pitches out of trouble. They trust him to hold a lead with minimal margin, relying on his reliable form to secure wins.
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Walter Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Athletics Lead With Rommel In Strong Pitching Duel
The Philadelphia Athletics with Eddie Rommel on the mound were far ahead of Washington, whose Johnson pitched competently but could not match Philadelphia’s form in this tight game.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Eddie Rommel
Washington
Johnson
Carpentier Offered Bout With Slattery at Local Park
Georges Carpentier top light heavyweight from France received an offer to fight Jimmy Slattery the 19 year old Buffalo sensation who beat William L Young Stribling by decision. The six round bout would be staged at International Teague ballpark this summer if promoter Charley Murray’s plan succeeds. Carpentier likely to be paid sixty thousand dollars, sources say.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Georges Carpentier
Irance
Jimmy Slattery
William L. (Young) Stribling
Paris
Charley Murray
Boxing Commission
Murray
International Teague
Carpentier
Havre de Grace Jockey Jack Burks Shines This Spring
One of the best jockeys at Havre de Grace this spring is Jack Burks who rode six winners in his first eleven starts and whose average to date is still considerably better than .500.
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Havre de Grace
Jack Burks
Rickard May Change Date of Big Fight
New York reports indicate Tex Rickard may move the Dempsey-Wills bout from September 6 to Labor Day or August 30 to avoid polo fixtures and weather risks. He aims for ideal conditions and a strong gate, with Dempsey's end around 750000 dollars and a top ringside price of 26 dollars.
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Tex Rickard
America
Britain
Polo Association
Rickard
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Central Park
Saints Beat Senators In Opening Game Of Series
St Paul scored six runs before Columbus Senators could respond and won 6 to 4 in Minnesota. Russell singled for two bases in the ninth, aiding St Paul as Murphy had a triple and scored. Davis, Baird, Grimes and Hartley contributed for Columbus with limited offense.
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Fillmore Van Hyde Tops National Squash Rankings
Fillmore Van Hyde is named the nation's top squash player with Thomas R. Coward in second place. The article notes squash as a swift, scientific game distinct from track or gardening, and calls it a form of tennis.
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Error Gerber Riots and Baseball Box Score Note
A compact box score notes two base hits by Ellerbe Jacobson Sister McNulty and a stolen base by Jamieson. It lists sacrifices by Severeid and others, double plays by several players, walks by Kolp Edwards and Vangilder, and strikeout counts with Kolp taking the loss.
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Ellerbe
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McNulty
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Severeid
J. Sewell
Fanster
Burns
Kolp
McManus
Lutzke
Balla
Edwards
Vangilder
Hite
Cleveland
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Speaker
MecNutty
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Imade
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Eve
Tobin
Rf Hilerbe
Sister
Eevee
Williams
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Sevvese i
Vaughn
Sestue
Akvans
Thee
Asa
Fewater
McNutty
Summa
Thutzke
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Séese
Baseball Play-By-Play Fragments From Obscure Box Score
Fragmentary lines show players Molen, Grimes, Grantham, and Mays in a baseball game. Scattered notes include two-base hits, sacrifices, a double play, stolen bases, strikeouts by Mays and Sane, and a passed ball attributed to Harrinett. The text is garbled but indicates standard scoring events and pitcher Jacobs.
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Adams
H Martsett
Caveney
Grimes
Adania
Grantham
Haliso
Mays
Jacobs
Sane
Harrinett
Guide on Pitching and Batting Rules for In-Plate Impacts
The questions ask two rulings. First, batters hit by a ball that sails directly over the plate are ruled as hit by pitch if the ball makes contact with the batter. Second, the Major Leagues historically treated spitball pitches as illegal and often ruled the pitcher a balk or ejected. modern practice bans the pitch with penalties.
Umpire Opinion On Delivery And 1929 Pitcher Usage
The article notes the umpire’s view on whether a delivery met strike specifications and mentions pitchers from 1929 and their career allowances and usage patterns. It emphasizes how rulings affect evaluations of pitches and long term pitcher activity.
Promising Rookie Burns Faces Removal Amid Spring Struggles
Danny Burns, a right handed er who showed early promise for the Athletes last fall, is meeting heavy trouble this spring. He has been hit hard in every start and Manager Mack plans to send him to the bushes.
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Danny Burns
Mack
White 80x Whipped Twice in Peculiar Accidental Game
In a strange sequence a player named White was whipped twice while baserunners from Louis took an unexpected tie lead. The crowd saw several baserunners faint after missing a pitch, resulting in an easy six runs for the home team.
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Louis
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