Nearly Seventy for Marathon Sets 20th BAA Race Outlook
Charles E. Parker reports the 20th annual BAA marathon set for tomorrow noon from Ashland to Boston with nearly 70 entries from three countries and seven U.S. states. Top entrants include James Corkery of Toronto, Arthur Roth and John Mullen for Boston, and New York’s Viller Kxyronen and Charles Peres, among others, as national and international runners converge.
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Tech Elects Its Captains For Class Crews
The Technology oarsmen elected captains for the class crews with B C Curtis of New York a Harvard graduate chosen by the juniors and J M Mullowney Jr of New York selected by sophomores who rowed on the varsity eight.
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Shorten Struggles as Milan Robs Him of Safe Hits
Shorten, oft robbed of a safe hit by Milan yesterday, endures hard luck at the plate for the Red Sox in four games. Despite the hits being scarce, his timing is praised as he continues to hit hard and timely when opportunities arise.
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Keating Signs Pact With New York Americans
Ray Keating the spitball pitcher for the New York Americans accepted terms with manager Donovan and mailed in his signed contract today.
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Ray Keating
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Donovan
The Cigar Miracle and the Craft Behind It
Cuba's tropic sun and fertile soil birth a remarkable plant. Cigar making hinges on selection, blending, and manufacturing to realize nature's miracle. Carried by skilled hands, the finished product seeks to perfection in aroma and quality.
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Rain Delays Braves Home Ball Game in Philadelphia
Weather halts outdoor events as rain drenches Philadelphia causing postponement of the Braves game and leaving players and fans awaiting clearer skies tomorrow for action.
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Philadelphia
Braves Phillies Showdown Delayed by Rain Spoiled Park
A potential Braves vs Phillies clash was dampened by overnight showers at Philadelphia. Manager Stallings canceled the official start and sent 10 Braves to a ballpark workout including pitchers Nehf Barnes Reulbach James Strand Allen and Knetzer with catchers Rice Blackburne Trogressor. James' arm showed improving signs after the session.
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Cubs Defeat St. Louis 5 to 1 in Striking Old-County Rivalry
Doak was hit hard as Chicago defeated St. Louis 5 to 1 in a Wednesday game. Baier homered in the sixth to spark a rally, driving Williams home. A seventh inning rally featuring a double a sacrifice and Snyder error sealed the win for the Cubs with Steele and Ames finishing on the mound.
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Pirates Beat Reds 10 to 1 in Cincinnati
Pittsburgh dominated Cincinnati with five runs in the first inning and three in the second. Kantlehner pitched well for the visitors as Wagner homered and Schmidt added key hits. Cincinnati struggled, scoring a single run late, with Moseley charged for the loss.
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Notre Dame beats Michigan 14 to 6 in season opener
Notre Dame baseball opened the season with a 14 to 6 victory over Michigan in South Bend. Michigan struggled early as ND built a commanding lead and maintained it through the later innings.
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Harvard Beats Philadelphia Cricket Club in 7–0 Tennis
The Harvard tennis team defeated the Philadelphia Cricket Club today with seven matches won to none. Five singles and two doubles matches were played.
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