Tilden Demands Reopening of Player-Writer Issue in Tennis
New York May 13 William T Tilden accuses the USTA of sharp practice and calls for a re opening of the Player-Writer rule case. He says the Ward report used confidential player information and argues the rule infringes on individual rights while the association seeks profits from the sport.
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Davis J. Walsh
WYORK
William T. Tilden
Unit 2
Sagem Lawn Tennis Association
Associan
Fidence
Tilden
Nda
Baseball scores from a rainy day across leagues
National League results Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 1. Brooklyn 7 Chicago 3. St Louis 6 New York 3. Boston Pittsburgh rained out. American League all games postponed due to rain. American Association Milwaukee 5 Columbus 4. St Paul 8 Louisville 6. Toledo 8 Kansas City 2. Minneapolis 4 Indianapolis 3.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Boston-Pittsburg
American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Baseball matchups listed for today across leagues
Philadelphia hosts Cincinnati in one game as New York visits St. Louis. Brooklyn plays Chicago while Boston meets Pittsburg. In the American League Cleveland goes to Philadelphia and St Louis visits Boston. Detroit travels to Washington with Chicago at New York. Columbus faces Kansas City and several other pairs appear in the schedule including St Paul Milwaukee and Minneapolis.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
American League
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
American Association Columbus
Kansas City
Oor
St. Paul
Milwaukeeville
Minneapolis
Petal Home Key Advantage Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR note references a home advantage in a league with a player count and a 71 score, highlighting an unclear game context and team details.
Tommy Ome to Referee at Grand Beach Olympic Elimination
Local report from MRICAGO states Tommy Ome will depart his training at Grand Beach to serve as referee in the Olympic elimination event. The move signals Ome’s expansion into officiating duties amid upcoming athletic qualifiers.
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Tommy Ome
Grand Beach
Ty Cobb May End Regular Play After Twenty Season
May 13 report suggests Ty Cobb’s twentieth season with Detroit marks the end of him as a regular. Cobb joined in 1907 and plans to transition to utility roles by 1924, after acknowledging slower pace and 26 fewer hits last year than in his prime. He aims to avoid boos and recalls past legends Lajoie and Wagner.
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TY Cobb
Detroit
Cobb
Lajoie
Wagner
Steubenville Boxing Results Highlight Local Wins
In Steubenville Tony Ross of Pittsburgh outpoints Tod Smith of Canton over 19 rounds. Buddy Stewart of Canton defeats Jimmy Trainor of Steubenville in eight. Ray Mitchell of Last Liverpool stops Archie Hocker of Steubenville in the third.
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Steubenville
Tony Ross
Pittsburgh
Tod Smith
Canton
Buddy Stewart
Jimmy Trainor
Steuben Ville
Ray Mitchell
Liverpool
Archie Hocker
Dayton
Joe Delensy
Johnny Tillmen
St. Paul
Pittsburg
Harry Greb
Pat Reed
Boston
Detroit
Sid Barbarian
Bob Sage
Norm Genet
Akron
Dave Burke
Hamilton
Dave Burns
Tanner Bhaw
Eddie Smith
Children donate coins to St. Luke’s Memorial Hall in London
At a London station 566 children placed envelopes with their saved money for St. Luke's Memorial Hall. One boy, overcome by seeing Princess Arthur of Connaught, forgot to let go of his envelope until the Bishop of Kensington reminded him.
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London
St. Luke's Memorial Hall
Princess Arthur of
Western clubs vow to heat up for cold East foes
Western teams prepare to battle the East in frigid conditions as players aim to overcome winter moods at home. If home games fail, supporters fear a sweep by the visitors.
Connie Mack and Cy Perkins T Heavily Teased Catcher Trade Talk
New York May 13 Dame Rumor says Connie Mack is unhappy with his catching despite Cy Perkins being regarded as one of the best. Perkins no longer catches Rommel in Mack s pitching staff. Only Rommel besides Perkins has shown promise among Mack s pitchers. Perkins rose to stardom two years ago and has since maintained his high standard. Several American League clubs could use Perkins type catchers and might arrange trades if offers are adequate.
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New York
Connie Mack
Cy Perkins
Perkins
Rommel
Mack
Baseball Rules Clarify Balks and Ball Calls
The excerpt answers who decides balks, when an appeal is needed, and how baserunners score on a batter ball. It explains that balk calls are umpire judgments, appeals are not strictly required, and runners may score on a ball when bases are loaded even if the third out occurs before the plate.
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J. M
Mike
Enie Plate
A. J
Beaneaters Fear Life Insurance Threats Amid Rebellion Rant
A Boston baseball club faces threats from a furious fan or faction who vow to renew the 1775 rebellion and cast opponents into Back Bay, intensity rising as fears of life insurance collections loom.
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Hub Patriota
Back Bay
Black Gold Now Favored To Win Kentucky Derby
Louisville, Ky May 13 The Derby favorite status shifts after Mad Play lost in the Preakness and Wise Counsellor withdrew leaving Black Gold as the leading chance. Western hopefuls Beau Butler Alta Wood Chilhowee and Black Gold vie with weather and track conditions to shape the Derby field.
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Louisville
Wise Counsellor
Black Gold
Bracadale
Mad Play
Beau Butler
Alta Wood
Chilhowee
Smallpox Outbreak Worsens in Glouster Village
In Glouster Ohio on May 13 local doctors led by Dr. J. M. Higgins fight a growing smallpox outbreak first noted Thursday. Cases total 138 with exposure widespread among residents and visitors. Nurses assist vaccination and quarantine efforts as authorities push to regain control within days.
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Glouster, CO
J. M. Higgins
Athens
Perry County
Canton Man Sentenced to Year in Atlanta Federal Prison
Charles Gerstenfeld of Canton pleaded guilty to concealing assets in bankruptcy. He was sentenced by Judge John M. Killitts to one year in a Atlanta federal prison after prosecutors alleged he hid furs valued at $20,000 from bankruptcy trustees via a staged fake robbery in Cleveland Ohio.
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Cleveland, CO
Charles Gersatenfeld
Canton
Atlanta
John M. Killitts
Toledo
Gerstenfeld
Millionaire Durant to Drive Record-Price Car at Indy 500
R C Durant heir to a motor magnate fortune will pilot a 25000 speed car in the Indianapolis 500 on May 30. The buyer spent nearly 500000 on racing gear over nine years and aims to stay in front, while Durant juggles aviation music business and yacht plans after the race.
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Indianapolis
Ind
R. C. “Clift” Durant
Durant
Pacific Coast
Tommy Milton
South Sea Islands
Indianapo
Ohio Teams in Action Inconsistent Play Hurts Athletics
Errors by Walker Woether Har and defensive miscues mar a game as Roush Pine and Daubert drive runs. Donohue and Mitchell fans record two and three strikeouts respectively, while Laseman Bishop is sidelined by illness. Strand struggles to find form after 325 Pacific Coast League hits last year and the Athletics sink toward the rear of the standings.
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Woether
Harper
Roush
Pinell
Daubert
Bohne
Henline
Donohue
Mitchell
Laseman Bishop
Strand
Rommel
Athletics
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Philadelphia
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Sands
Mokan
Williams
Pond
Ereee
Hoike
Woehr
Wrightstone
Tienline
Abrhpo
Burns
Connie Mack Faces Hard Times With the Athletics
The aging manager has endured a long slide since 1914. After past glory, Mack rebuilt briefly in 1919 and again added hitters Simmons Bishop and Strand, hoping for a big year. He predicts New York will win and Philadelphia will finish second.
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New York
Athletics
Manager Faces Aches Of A Big League Season
The article surveys the burdens swirling around a major league manager, detailing pressure from fans, media scrutiny, player injuries, and the challenge of balancing expectations with team performance throughout the season.
Extradition Granted for Detroit Bank Robbery Suspect
Walter Mailloux a 29 year old Detroit man lost his bid to fight extradition to Youngstown Ohio where he is wanted for alleged participation in the November 12 robbery of The Dollar Savings Bank and Trust Co Governor Guresbzk approved extradition on the condition that officials of the Youngstown bank travel to Detroit to identify Mailloux.
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Detroit
Walter Mailloux
Youngstown
Ohio
Dollar Savings Bank & Trust Co
Guresbzk
Youngstown Bank
Mattoux
Carpentier Due In United This Afternoon
Georges Carpentier is set to return to the United States this afternoon after a lucrative European tour. The French boxing star, now wealthy, will face Tom G i and Gene Tunney in upcoming heavyweights clashes, continuing his postwar fame.
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New York
Fisth
Georges Catier
Tom Gi
Gene Tunney
Invasion of Giants Territory Meets Disaster
Cardinals drop Giants from the top in a 5 to 3 loss as the Reds win 4 to 1 over Phi. Dazzy V twirls Robins to a 7 to 3 win over Cubs for a fourth straight victory amid rain delays in the American League.
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Cardinals
Robins
Dazzy V
Wild Bull Turns Down Offer for Half Million in Bills
A famed fighter, known as Wild Bull, rejected a $500000 all in offer paid in $100 confederate bills, signaling bold stance and high-stakes negotiations within the combat world.
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