Yesterday's baseball results from major leagues and American Association
In the American Association Toledo beat Columbus 6 to 5 and St Paul defeated Minneapolis 6 to 4. Louisville edged Pacmnance 5 to 1. Milwaukee was postponed by rain. In the National League Puesber and Brooklyn tied 4 to 4 after 9 innings as rain affected several games. Cincinnati at New York, Philadelphia at Chicago, and St Louis at Boston were also delayed by rain. In the American League Boston beat St Louis 6 to 3 and New York defeated Chicago 5 to 3. Detroit won 5 to 7 against Philadelphia while Cleveland topped Washington 4 to 2.
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Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Lances City
National Leagu Puesber
Brooklyn
Cinccinnati
New York
Iladelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Nats
Washingto
Washington Today
Smith
Johnson
McNeely
Jamieson
Seeewe
Spurson
Enone
Washington BR
U of MeNeeis
Arris
Goslin Seeees
Lee
Ruel
P Sneer Seeees
Gus Foix
Moran
Brooklyn BR Wit
Hes Cox
Eeereeseree Fewster
Tere Res Ernens Wheat
Ceer Soeseseee
Herman
Cuyler
Dows
Eeereesere A
P. Eeerersessse
Baseball matchups across the league today
Louisville faces Columbus. St. Paul meets Kansas City. Indianapolis plays Toledo. Milwaukee travels to Minneapolis. National League games include Philadelphia at St Louis and Boston at Ork. New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Cincinnati. St Louis at New York and Cleveland at Philadelphia. Detroit visits Washington. Chicago plays Boston.
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American Association
Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Ork
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Box Scores From Brooklyn and Pittsburgh Game
Box score notes show Brooklyn and Pittsburgh tied 4 to 4 with late runs. Pitchers Meadows McWeeny Songer and others are listed with walks and strikeouts. Sacrifices and double plays highlighted indicate key defensive plays contributing to the final.
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Seosseste
Songer
Brooklyn Eeeeeseresssen
Pittsburgh
Herman
Maranville
McWeeny
Cuyler
Wright
Fewster
Rhyne
McInnis
Traynor
Meadows
McMeadywa
Henhate
Bone
Critics fret over pace as Reds lead early pennant race
John B. Foster surveys early season form noting the Cincinnati Reds and rival clubs such as Detroit St. Louis Browns and the Yankees show varying stamina and momentum. He argues the weekend record is decisive for pennant chances and highlights Pittsburgh and Cincinnati as the league’s dangerous contenders while Giants Cubs Phillies and Boston lag behind.
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John B. Foster
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Cincinnati
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Yanks
Nature
Athletics
Washington
Yankees
Little Boys In Blue
Cleveland
Chisox
Boston Reds
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Robins
Giants
Cubs
Philies
Boston
St. Louis Nationals
Paolino Uscudun Crowned European Heavyweight Champion
Paolino Uscudun defeated Erminio Spalla on points over 13 rounds to take the European heavyweight title. The Basque fighter, nicknamed the woodchopper, plans a visit to America soon as part of his rising career.
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Barcelona
Paolino Uscudun
Europe
Erminio Spalla
Italy
America
London
Jockey Club
National Hunt Committee
New York
Ruby Goldstein
Mike Dundee
Ace Hodkins
Bid Terrig
Johnny Hodkins
Jamaica
Married man's true party loyalty lies with his wife
A humorous observation notes that a husband often follows his wife in all matters, even political preferences, suggesting the spouse exerts the real guiding influence in domestic life.
Bride Seeks Mice Trap After Husband’s Gift Backfires
A lighthearted local note recalls a bride asking her husband for another mouse trap after the previous gift contained a live mouse. The anecdote highlights domestic whimsy and humorous misunderstandings in family life.
Hair-Groom promises lasting style for few cents a jar
A drug store combing cream named Hair-Groom is advertised as inexpensive and effective. It offers a natural gloss and lasting control, keeping unruly or previously shampooed hair manageable all day with a crease resistant, thickening effect.
Six Athletes to Represent Athens High at State Track
Six wearers of the Black and Red will travel to Columbus to defend Athens High School in the state track meet at Ohio State University. Fields and Wilson will compete in high and low hurdles and the broad jump. Preston aims to break the pole vault record. Perkins will contest the shot put and javelin and discus. Norris will run the 440. Wanless will run the half mile. These selections honor the team’s performance this year.
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Columbus
Athens
Ohio State University
Fields
Wilson
Preston
Perkins
Norris
Wanless
Homestead Grays To Visit Glouster For Big Legion Match
May 19 Glouster announces a major event as the Homestead Grays colored baseball club, top in the nation, travel to Glouster on Sunday May 23 to face the Glouster American Legion team. Manager C W Posey has built a strong road club, with past clashes drawing large crowds and likely to break attendance records at Glouster park. The Grays from Pittsburgh have defeated the Monarchs and Blacksox, proving they are the era’s strongest team of stars.
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Glouster
C. W. Posey
Glouster Park
Kansas City Monarchs
Baltimore Blacksox
Grays
Pittsburgh
Legion Club
Amateurs Fall Short in Walker Cup Tests
America's amateur golfers failing to show expected form in England with eight players underperforming in international play. George Von Elm and Rob ert Harris tied for second in tough conditions while veterans Bobby Jones and Francis Quimet progress toward the British amateur at Muirfield. The group heads to Scotland for the British amateur tournament kickoff Monday.
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Paul W. White
New York
America
England
United States
George von Elm
C. O. Hezlet
von Elm
Robert Harris
Oxford-Cambridge Golfing Society
Invaders
Cables
London
Muirfield
Scotland
Watts Gunn
Bobby Jones
Francis Quimet
Glouster Loses To Athens High In 7-4 Ballgame
Athens High defeated Glouster High 7 to 4 in a loosely played afternoon game postponed from last Saturday. James pitched five innings for the Big Red with Wolfe relieving in the fifth. Athens coach Wise criticized the home team for failing to use their baseball knowledge and a rematch is set for Saturday at Glouster.
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Athens High School
Glouster High
James
Big Red
Wolfe
Wise
Athens High
Glouster
Athens
Chauncey Nine to Play Grays on Next Sunday
Chauncey Independent baseball team resumes schedule with a trip to Marietta to face the Grays in a return game Sunday afternoon. Chauncey won 9 to 2 when they met here two weeks ago as Marietta strengthened its lineup since then.
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Chauncey Nine
GRAYS
Chauncey
Zanesville Tile Company
Chauncey Independent
Marietta
Washington D. H
Hobson
Ohio Briefs Hold the Driver
Columbus police placed George Martin of Columbus under technical arrest in connection with the death of 61 year old Frank Gatton who died from injuries after being struck by Martin’s car.
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Columbus
George Martin
Frank Gatton
Martin
Lightning Death Fatal for Kenton Youth
Virgil McQuistion an 18 year old son of a local farmer was struck by lightning while working in an open field near here. The accident ended his life with a single bolt during an outdoor task.
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Kenton
Virgil McQuistion
Here
Six Ordered Out Cleveland Deportations of Six Men
Federal authorities in Cleveland deport six men accused of entering the country illegally. The action underscores ongoing immigration enforcement operations in the region.
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Cleveland
Sandusky shoe merchant dies in funeral cortege
Henry J. Close, a Sandusky shoe merchant and captain of a Knights of Pythias patrol, died here in the funeral procession for Frank R. Lang. The death was caused by apoplexy during the ride in the cortege.
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Sandusky
Henry J. Close
Frank R. Lang
Knights of Pythias
Close
Dollar Model Dies Philadelphia
Miss Anna W. Williams a retired school teacher who posed in 1876 as the model for the silver dollar died here recently.
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Philadelphia
Anna W. Williams
Watching the Scoreboard Yesterday's Hero Tony Lazzeri Key Hit
Tony Lazzeri hit a bases loaded homer to beat the White Sox 8 to 5 and help the Yankees win their seventh in a row. The Robins and Pirates battled to a 4–4 tie after rain halted play in the ninth. Cleveland beat Washington 4 to 2, and Detroit topped Philadelphia 5 to 2. Kehmke limited the Browns to five hits as Boston edged St Louis 6 to 3.
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Tony Lazzeri
Yankee
White Sox
Robins
Pirates
Cleveland
Washington
Walter Johnson
Tigers
Athletics
Kehmke
Browns
Red Sox
Boston
Question Box invites readers’ sports inquiries to Foster Perry and Fair Play
Readers are asked to write questions about baseball football boxing or other sports to John B Foster Lawrence Perry and Fair Play at 814 Worth Building. Include a stamped self addressed envelope for a personal reply. otherwise questions will be answered in the column.
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John B. Foster
Lawrence Perry
Dempsey Hurled To Floor By Firpo In Third Round
In the third round Firpo struck Dempsey on the jaw with his right. The champ’s knees buckled and he fell forward touching the floor. He rose and fought on, so no knockout could be scored against him. B wins.
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Firpo
Dempsey
Question Answer on Maj or League Players Education
The discussion asks whether more major league players have college education than not. The answer is no, indicating more players lack a college education than those who have completed it.
Body Jab Tactics for Beginners and Veterans
The body jab is not advised for beginners as it can open them to counter blows. Experienced boxers use the body jab more as a feint to draw reactions and set up other attacks.
The Bible’s wild goat is an ibex
A concise note identifies the wild goat mentioned in biblical texts as the ibex, clarifying a species reference in ancient scripture.
Schedule To Be Released Next Sunday
Athens Twilight league advisory board met to adopt the season schedule and announce it by Sunday. Edith Pierre won the concession bid at $50 and contracts from all players were accepted. A practice game between the Studebakers and Jostens was postponed to Thursday at 5:30 p.m.
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Edith Pierre
Studebakers
Jostens
Central Methodist girls reach 100th straight win milestone
Detroit, May 19. Central Methodist Episcopal Nationals girls basketball team ends a four-year schedule with a 100th consecutive victory. Ann Lacy set a single-game record with 36 baskets. Over four and a half years they scored 6,437 points to 1,837 by opponents, including a 116-0 win in 1924 and a high 121-4 in 1922. Their narrowest game this year was an 11-9 win over Flint Musketeers.
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Detroit
Mich
Central Methodist Episcopal Nationals
Ann Lacy
Flint
Bob Gats Faces Wittenberg in Crucial Home Tilt
Ohio University baseball returns home to host Wittenberg at 4 o clock on the Ohio field aiming to extend a win streak after beating the Pioneers. Fuller will likely start on the mound after limiting Wittenberg in a prior meeting, while Sweeney rests for Denison.
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Stom
Eessseeeres American League
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el Verso
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Oeter
A. L. Ebrbar Cigar Company
Clevelan’s
Ohio
Bob Gats
Wittenberg
Marietta College
Ohio University
Pioneers
Bi A. A
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Fuller
Denison
Granville
Bob Cats
Springfield
Sweeney
Witzenberg
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