Mitchs Musings Red Sox rebuild under Yawkey era and new players
The column recalls Frazee's sale of Babe Ruth and the decline of the Red Sox, then credits Tom Yawkey's takeover with opening the purse strings. It highlights Marty McManus and Eddie Collins, new additions Dale Alexander Johnny Hodapp Bob Fothergil Roy Johnson Rick Ferrell Bill Werber and notes fielding issues with Wareller and others while hoping for balance.
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Association Scores Pivot Game Bucks Milwaukee Versus Kansas City
Milwaukee and Kansas City split a doubleheader with high scoring games. In the second game Braxton and Young led Milwaukee while Fette and Brenze contributed for Kansas City. First game featured Caldwell Beas Erickson and others amid a Louisville Toledo clash.
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Giants Rally To Tie Pirates For First In N L Standings
New York Giants stage a dramatic early season comeback to tie Pittsburgh for first in the National League as Roy Parmelee’s six hit effort and three Pirate errors fuel a 5 to 1 victory. St. Louis, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and Chicago also notch wins in a dense early season slate.
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Reds climb to NL third with double win over Cubs
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 5 to 3 and 1 to 0 to move into third place in the National League. Red Lucas earned his fifth win in six starts in the first game, holding Cubs for seven innings. St Johnson beat Lou Warneke in the nightcap as Hafey and Bluege delivered the Reds’ lone seventh inning run.
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Red Birds Narrow Gap In Standings After Twin Bill Losses
In Columbus on May 15 the Red Birds split a doubleheader with Indianapolis. The Hoosiers won 2 1 in the opener, while Columbus took the nightcap 5 to 2 to close the gap on the league leading Brewers who lost twice to Kansas City.
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Dodgers defeat Phillies 8 in slugfest with late rally
In Philadelphia Brooklyn scores eight runs four in the fourth and a late surge to win 8 6. Stripp and Wilson homer for the Dodgers while Whitney, Hansen, and O Doul drive in runs. Thurston earns the win, Collins the loss, with multiple pitchers used in a high scoring interleague game.
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First Cuban and Mexican champions set for title defenses
New York May 15. Kid Chocolate of Havana defends the featherweight crown against Seaman Tom Watson in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Chocolate is the favorite. Battling Shaw of Mexico meets Tony Canzoneri in a 10 rounder at Heinémann Park New Orleans, with Canzoneri’s lightweight title not at stake Sunday afternoon.
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Miami ousts Cincinnati in rainy track meet
Miami University defeated the University of Cincinnati 72 to 47 on a wet track. Joe Horn of Miami set a Buckeye Conference record with a discus throw of 136 feet 8 inches. Eight firsts and two swept events highlighted Miami’s performance amid rain.
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Yesterday's Heroes HACKwanee Dodgers Win Narrow Ninth
Dodgers hit a game winning ninth inning grand slam with bases loaded to beat Hackwanee. Oral Hildebrand and the Indians won a fifth straight game by limiting the Athletics to four hits and driving in the winning run with a bases loaded single.
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Merchants Cop Albany in 7 to 1 Victory
Athens Merchants extended their win streak by routing Albany 7 to 1 on Sunday. Pitcher Cross allowed three hits in four innings before being relieved by O'Pretas, who yielded two hits while Laczkowa allowed one. Key players included Athens hitters Cross O Pretz Pauley and Atte.
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