Baseball Scores From Major Leagues and Associations
American Association games include Columbus 5 Louisville 4 Indianapolis 7 Toledo ? Kansas City 9 St Paul 1 Milwaukee 12 Minneapolis 7. National League Cincinnati 7 Brooklyn 2 New York 5 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 8 Boston 4 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 1. American League Philadelphia 10 Cleveland 2 Chicago 13 Boston 4 New York 5 St Louis 4 Detroit 6 Washington 5.
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Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
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Columbus
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Cincinnati
Chicago
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St. Louis
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Cleveland
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Detroit
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Brooklyn
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National League
American League
Basketball Matchups Across Rival Cities
Louisville plays Columbus while St Paul faces Kansas City. Milwaukee meets Minneapolis and Brooklyn challenges Cincinnati. Philadelphia visits St Louis as Boston travels to Chicago. New York plays Pittsburgh and Cleveland meets Philadelphia. St Louis hosts New York and Detroit visits Washington. Chicago faces Boston.
Fox tops Cleveland in high scoring game
Fox defeats Cleveland as pitching miscues and multiple hits fuel a 13 run rally. Cochrane hits a home run and drives in several runs while Sour geon Dykes Lemar Summa Bishop Cochrane Lamar Sewell Spurgeon Burns contribute key hits. Uhle suffers the loss after a rough outing with four runs allowed in one inning.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Lehr
Sourgeon
Lemar
Summa
Bishop
Cochrane
Speaker
Sewell
Simmons
Harriss
Lamar
Spurgeon
Burns
O¢ Unhle
Karr
Harris
Uhle
Wamby
Myatt
Athletics
Norman Lehr
Jamies
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Uyser
Steerer
Loutzke
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Bullet Joe Bush Beats Browns to First Victory of Season
Washington pitcher Joe Bush defeated his former team the Browns for his first win of the year, allowing only four safeties. Bush had started five games prior and suffered three losses, leaving his old mates puzzled by the performance.
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Joe Bush
Washington
Browns
Bush
Joe
Acorn Planting Nears Three Fourths in Ohio
Acorn planting in Ohio is three fourths completed, per statistician C J West of the state agricultural crop reporting service who has just returned from a tour for the agency.
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Inumbus
C. P
Ohio
C. J. West
Federal
Ohio University tops Lutherans 8 to 6 in slow baseball game
Ohio University defeated Lutherans 8 to 6 at Ohio Field with Jack Sweeney earning the win. Armstrong’s fourth inning homer and Theison’s three base hits highlight a tense frame as Wittenberg rallies fell short.
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Seaman L. Faris
Red Armstrong
Wittenberg
Ohio University
Lutherans
Ohio Field
Fuller
Bobcats
Ohio
Johnson
Sweeney
McNabb
Bradley
Armstrong
Theison
Fritz
Dinkle
Greer
Jackie Rhodes
Wise
S Sagat
Beazel
Coes
Jack Sweeney
Pedeniites
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Wittenberg Brhoa
Dunkle
Peck
Myers
Biechley
Shields
Rhodes
Sweney
Beveridge
Bauer
Question Box Answers Baseball Figures From Sox
Inquiries to John B Foster Lawrence Perry and Fair Lay lead to a personal reply at 814 Worth Building. Answers reveal Chicago White Sox players Kamm 26 Mostil 29 Sheely 31 Lyons 26.
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John B. Foster
Lawrence Perry
Fair Lay
Lavanen
Sheeely
Mostil
Kamm
Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Sheely
Notre Dame Football Losses and Ties Last Season
Notre Dame was defeated by Nebraska 17 to 0 and tied Penn State 0 to 0, indicating losses to teams other than West Point and at least one draw during the season.
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Notre Dame
West Point
Nebraska
Penn State
Boxers Return From Pan-American Championships
American amateur boxers who competed in the Pan-American boxing championships have sailed for New York. The report notes travel after the event and hints at continued participation in the sport.
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Buenos Aires
New York
Rhyne Elevates Pirates in 1926 Season Impact
New York May 21 Rhyne of the Pittsburgh Pirates formerly of San Francisco has boosted the club’s tempera ture stand and spirits since becoming regular second baseman. His defense averages about seven chances per game with highs of thirteen, while his bat and fielding secure his place as a fan favorite.
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John B. Foster
New York
Rhyne
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco
Shyne
Moore
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Brooklyn
Devine
Pirates
Waner
Chicago
Hans Wagner
Wagner
Rowdies
America
Ball called for pitch without swing and dead ball
The umpire rules the pitch a ball if the batter did not swing, and the play is declared dead.
Latzo Captures Welterweight Crown in Scranton Fight
Pete Latzo, 23, ex coal miner, beat Mickey Walker over 10 rounds to claim the welterweight title before about 13 000 fans in Scranton. Judges Kofoed and Bernstein favored Latzo. Floyd reportedly leaned to a draw. Walker conceded the loss and hailed Latzo's outboxing and power.
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Scranton
Pete Latzo
Latzo
Mickey Walker
New Jersey
Buck Pritton
109Th Infantry Armory
Jack Kofoed
Philadelphia
Mike Bernstein
Wilkesbarre
Lazzo
Frank J. Floyd
Walker
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Cooper Seeks Green Shots With Niblick Mastery
Gooper Harry Cooper, pro at Kansas City Lakewood Colt and Country Club and Los Angeles Open champion, favors pitching to the green from 25 to 60 yards. He uses a niblick for the putt and notes the putter as his hardest club to master while stressing steel shafts for woods and wood shafts for irons.
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Harry Cooper
Kansas City
Lakewood
Colt and Country Club
Cooper
Baseball Roundup Yankees Win As Ruth Hits 15th
Babe Ruth homered for his 15th of the season as the Yankees defeated the Browns 5 to 4 in a tight pitcher’s duel. The Cardinals beat Bell’s Cardinals 4 to 1 with a late run ahead of him. The Tigers topped Washington 6 to 5 to sweep the series, pushing across the deciding run in the ninth.
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Bell
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Browns
Giants Rally to Beat Pirates 5 4 in Nine Inning Showdown
The Giants overcame a scoreless middle innings to surge past the Pirates 5 to 4. After scoring in the first, Morrison shut them down until a ninth inning rally sealed the win.
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Giants
Pirates
Morrison
Mackmen Rout Cleveland Pitches 10 to 2
The Mackmen overwhelmed three Cleveland pitchers in a high scoring game, dominating with a 10 to 2 victory. Pacing the offense, the Mackmen built a comfortable lead early and maintained the edge through the final inning.
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Mackmen
Cleveland
White Sox Rout Boston With 13 Runs On 18 Hits
Eighteen hits off four Boston pitchers powered the White Sox to a 13 to 4 rout. The offense exploded through eight innings, delivering a decisive victory.
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Boston
White Sox
Homestead Grays eyed for Sunday matchup at Glouster
Glouster fans expect Smoky Joe Williams to start for the Homestead Grays against Glouster on Sunday May 23. Manager Posey weighs Williams or Oscagy Owens as his first choice with Lefty Williams or Lefty Streeter as backups if plans change.
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Glouster
Posey
Homestead Grays
Legion Club
Homstead Grays
Ife
Smoky Joe” Williams
Oscagy Owens
Lefty Williams
Lefty Streeter
Smoky Joe
Pittsburgh
Menville
Owens
Grays
Latzo and Carpentier Face Divergent Comeback Paths
May 21 report highlights Pete Latzo defending rising form after winning the world welterweight title in Scranton, while Georges Carpentier plans a Madison Square Garden return against Sailor Eddie Huffman as he trails in the light heavyweight chase. Latzo’s youth contrasts with Carpentier’s fading star as Tunney previously stopped him in 1924.
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New York
Pete Latzo
Penna
Mickey Walker
Scranton
Georges Carpentier
Madison Square Garden
Eddie Huffman
Georges
Latzo
Carpentier
Latzo Must Give Mickey Chance for World Welter Title
Latzo must give Mickey Walker another chance within ninety days to regain the welterweight crown. Pennsylvania boxing officials ruled after Latzo's close decision win in Scranton. A second bout must be staged in Pennsylvania with the referee present.
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Scranton
Pete Latzo
Mickey Walker
Pennsylvania State Boxing Commission
Latzo
Pennsylvania
Walker Men Look Better
London May 21 reports say Britain hosts the amateur golf championship at Muirfield next week with Scotland trains packed and hotels scarce. British players show hope while Americans improve. Walter Hagen's pro team trains for matches against British pros on Formby and Moorpark with dates adjusted to allow both venues.
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Henry L. Farrell
London
Scotland
Muirfield
Walter Hagen
Formby
Moorpark
Chicago Routs Braves 8 4 to Take NL Runner-Up Position
Chicago edged the Braves 8 to 4 to secure second place in the National League. The win marks a strong late-season push as Chicago tallies key runs and holds off Atlanta's offense.
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Chicago
Braves
Carpentier Seeks Shine Ahead of Huffman Fight at Garden
Georges Carpentier, the long-standing star of European boxing, returns in a bid for a late career boost as he meets Eddie Huffman at the Garden Friday night. The Orchid man, fighting since 1907 and having moved through flyweight to heavyweight, is praised for his fast right and shows potential despite a noted decline. The Robins also drop a fourth straight, losing 7 to 2 to the Reds.
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Fair Play
New York
Georges Carpentier
Eddie Huffman
Garden
Orchid Man
Europe
Paris
George
Willie Lewis
Dixie Kid
Billy Papke
Jeff Smith
Frank Loughrey
Joe Jeanette
Gunboat Smith
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Kearns
Siki
Tommy Gibbons
Tunney
Carp
Huffman
Tony Fuente
Locke A A U Record Bid At Drake College Meet
Locke of Nebraska broke the 100 yard dash world mark in 5 10 seconds at the Drake College meet but wind aid may prevent official status. The facts must be forwarded to the National A A U for consideration. wind at his back could justify refusal to award a world record.
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Drake
Locke
Nebraska
Claim Awarded Against Shaffatall and Shaffstall in Common Pleas
M. M. Munn won a judgment of 175 dollars against A. B. Shaffatall and Mayme Shaffstall in Common Pleas court yesterday.
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M. M. Munn
A. B. Shaffatall
Mayme Shaffstall
Common Pleas Court
Question: What would be the ruling on a pitched ball that hits
The umpire rules a hit by pitch if the pitched ball touches the batter while in the strike zone or outside it with the batter still in the box. If the ball strays and contacts the batter after he leaves the box, no HBP is awarded.
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Brooklyn
Bressler
Rixey
Brooklyn Hoa
Jai Ville
Ressen
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McGraw
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Kefen Graw
Thas
Salmon Pack Totals 1925 BC Season Reaches 93 Million
The 1925 season in British Columbia yielded a salmon pack totaling about 93 million cases. This figure reflects strong harvests across coastal regions and supports notable supply levels for markets.
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British Columbia
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