Whiffs and baseball chatter in Brooklyn and beyond
In excited Brooklyn circles Dahlena Dodgers lead the pennant chase as fans hail a strong pitching quartet including Rucker Ragon Allen and Stack while hitters like Fisher Stengel Daubert Wheat and Cutshaw bolster a steady Brooklyn threat. Bailey nears return to left field as teams like Philadelphia and Chicago compete, and debate rages over pitching control and offense across the major leagues.
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New York Yacht Club Replies to Lipton Challenge
The New York Yacht Club informs Royal Ulster Yacht Club that modern measurement and time allowance changes affect the Shamrock IV Americas Cup challenge. It requests details on match type and applicable racing regulations before action. Sir Thomas Lipton indicates he has not yet received a cap and expects resolution by the NYYC committee. The Georgia Military Academy offered to Tech High in the local prep school league.
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Royal Ulster Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Thomas Lintons
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New York ‘Yacht Club
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New York Yacht Clubs Committee
G.M . Forferts
Georgia Military Academy
Tech High School
Three Straight for Gulls as Hogg Alerts Sixth Win
Mobile defeats Atlanta 6 to 3 in the final game of the series. Bradles Hoge, former Wareer star pitcher, pitched well for Mobile, fending off late threats. Key hits include a home run by Schmidt and strong fielding from Billy Cinabell and Stock, with Mobile extending its win streak to six.
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Boys High to Play Marist in Prep League Showdown
The Boys High school and Marist College teams of the local Prep School League will meet this afternoon at 3 o clock at the latter's arena for a decisive game.
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Marist College
Umpire Owens Released by National League President Lynch
New York May 6 The National League president Lynch announced the dismissal of Umpire J B Owens for violating rules of conduct by entering a gambling resort. The official explained that league umpires must maintain dignity as league representatives and that Owens has forfeited protection and his position is terminated for the good of the game.
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National League
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Kniseley Reports to Birmingham Baseball Club
Birmingham Alabama May 6 Peter Kniseley centerfielder and hard hitter, recently bought from the Chicago Nationals, reported today in Birmingham for duty with the Birmingham base ball club and will likely join when the team leaves New Orleans. Kniseley is 18 in good physical condition. Also purchased from Chicago is third baseman McDonald Ube, and Birmingham is said to have paid $5400 for the two players.
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Peacock Tennis Builds To Finals In School Championship
The Peacock Treet tennis tournament narrows to finals with one match left today weather permitting. Rolf Sims beat Lews Sams 6 4 7 6 9 7 to reach the final, facing the winner of Black versus Beall. In doubles Lima and Black advanced by defeating Knox and Hunnicutt 6 1 6 8, meeting Orme C. and Hopkins who beat Howard and Scott.
Williams Award Stirs Griff Over Pelicans Claim
Boston May 6 Special Griff is outraged by the way Williams was handled under the new major minor league pact. He says Williams was drafted by Portland and claimed by New Orleans, with New Orleans noting ownership by the Cleveland club. Griffith laments lack of official notice and says Williams cannot be reclaimed, while Cleveland stands to benefit as New Orleans aligns with the Indians.
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College tennis reaches finals in Southern Intercollegiate tourney
In progress at Columbia Clemson and North Carolina dominate the field. Singles finalists are W O Erwin of Clemson versus Oates of North Carolina with doubles pairing Oates Chambers UNC against Erwin Erwin Clemson. Results include mid tournament wins by Gates Chambers UNC and Clemson pairings over Georgia and Clemson itself.
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Clemson
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North Carolina
Chambers
Ham
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Robinson
University of Georgia
W Erwin
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Michigan Athlete Dickey to Appear in Forsyth Comeback Show
Paul Dickey, renowned Michigan athlete across football baseball and track for 1942 teams, will join the Forsyth theater company staging The Comeback next week. A standout chosen by Fielding Yost for Michigan’s all time eleven, Dickey earned star status on all squads, with football his strongest sport.
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University of Michigan
Tehe Forsyth Theater
Dickey
Yost
Dull Yost
Michigans
Empire State League Games Result From May Sixth
Waycross beat Brunswick 5 to 4 in a ninth inning rally after eight scoreless innings. Herring held Brunswick to three hits and struck out nine for Waycross. Also, Thomasville shallowly defeated Valdosta 5 to 3 as wild plays and errors shaped the late scoring, while Cordele topped Americus 5 to 2 amid a protest over a batters’ bench interference call.
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Daley Reinstated in Army Football Star Back in Service
Washington May 6 Charles D Daly the former Harvard and West Point star who quit the army to private life was reinstated as a second lieutenant by executive approval of his nomination by the Senate. Democrats pushed for immediate White House notification but a lack of quorum halted further action. A large batch of postmasters were approved and the only vote recorded was on J L Balty as auditor of the War Department amid Republican opposition.
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Birmingham and New Orleans Postpone Halting Rainout Game
In May in New Orleans and Birmingham a hale inning was played before rain forced postponement. Birmingham scored one run as New Orleans released Shortstop Enaupp to Montgomery. Batteries: Birmingham Hergrove Mayor. New Orleans McIntyre Yants.
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Hergrove
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Bill Chappelle to be signed by Atlanta team
Mobile Alabama May 6 Special Manager Billy Smith of the Atlanta team announced he would sign pitcher Bill Chappelle of the Chattanooga team in the near future. He would not give any intimation of who he would release to make room for the right hander. George Roche played in today’s game and was signed as a utility player. Kernan was released and given transportation back to Atlanta. Smith expected outfielder Bailey to join the team in Montgomery Thursday.
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Atlanta
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Chattanooga
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Montgomery
Yesterday's results across major leagues and minor circuits
Scores from Southern League led by Chattanooga over Montgomery and New Orleans over Birmingham. South Atlantic shows Macon 7 Savannah 1 while Columbus Chesterton 2 Jackservile 2 and Albany 0. Brooklyn 4 Cuba za and Boston 3. American League has no scheduled games. International League Toronto 4 Newark 1 and Baltimore Rochester 2 Toronto 4. Virginia and Cotton States leagues report multiple results. college games note Cornell over Penn State 3 to 1 and Lafayette over Harvard 4 2 with other matches listed. several others indicate unscheduled games or incomplete data.
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Crackers Begin Season in Two Open League Play
The Southern Michigan and the Ohio State league start their 1418 playing seasons today with teams preparing for opening day. Managers emphasize early run production and defense as schedules release details and standings loom.
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Georgia tops Washington and Lee 14 to 1 in Athens
Georgia overwhelmed Washington and Lee 14 to 1 in Athens as Brewer struggled on the mound for the visitors. Georgia pounded hits from Methorter Bowden Erwin and others while Washington and Lee stranded runners. Morris held the visitors to four hits and Georgia benefited from several errors and defensive plays including Ginn and Erwin’s shoestring catches.
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Thorpe Trophy Reallocation After Stockholm Scandal
The International Olympic Committee, amid Thorpe’s professionalism admission, will forward the Stockholm trophies to runners up Weislander of Sweden and Ble of Norway. Delegates praised American handling, sent congratulations to the Amateur Athletic Union, and noted the 15th annual meeting chaired by Baron de Coubertin. Professor De Felice received a gold medal for Lausanne University.
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McCarty to Fight Pelkey in Calgary May 24
Luther Mc Carty will meet Arthur Pelkey in a 10 round bout in Calgary Alberta on Saturday May 24. Tommie Burns received a wire today from McCarty accepting conditions. 5009 or Atlanta 109.
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