Shore or Mays for Game Today
Weather delays at Fenway Park lead to postponement of the scheduled game. Barry and Clark Griffith weigh options as Ernie Shore may start today with Carl Mays as backup. catching concerns grow due to Thomas illness and Cady’s sore arm.
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Indians Shut Out White Sox 3 to 0
Cleveland toppled Chicago 3 to 0 as Speaker drove in two runs with a triple and a run on a wild pitch. Schalk, Leibold, and Risberg miscues aided the visitors, while Laghy held the Indians to scattered hits in a win keyed by solid pitching.
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Baseball Results Told In A Nutshell American League
The scoretable notes Cleveland 7 Chicago 12 with 12 500 in attendance. Boston Washington game was cold and New York Philadelphia rain. National League shows Cincinnati 6 17 22 Chicago 4 7 5 with Boston Brooklyn rain.
Southern Association Scores Beat Nashville in 11 Innings
Memphis outlasted Nashville 8 to 2 in 11 innings while Chattanooga defea ted Little Rock 9 to 4. Atlanta beat Mobile 4 2. Birmingham won 4 2 over New Orleans. American Association games Columbus 5 Milwaukee 2 and Kansas City 4 Louisville 1. Minneapolis 5 Indianapolis 8. Richmond 6 Montreal 4 in International League. All other games rain.
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Reds Bunch Hits to Take 6 4 Win Over Cubs
Cincinnati wins the final game of the series 6 to 4 by stringing long hits and Chicago errors. Groh homer and three triples highlight Cincinnati's seven hits. Reuther triples with the bases full in the sixth.
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Braves Four on Invalid List at Brooklyn Stadium
New York April 26 Sherwood Magee would start at first base if not rain postponement at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn. Ed Koney's left leg injury delays his return while a protest over a Boston game looms, with final ruling by Mr Tener.
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Invalids Scarce With Tribe Pitchers Report Sore Throats
Pitcher Pat Ragan lingers with tonsillitis as Red Smith and Johnny Rawlings report to Stallings with sore throats. Secretary Eddie Riley filed the formal reply of the Boston.
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Gossip for Motorists at Sheepshead Bay Speedway
Boston racer Jack LeCain leads Harry S. Harkness racing team at Sheepshead Bay as preparations heat up for the second annual international sweepstakes on the Cincinnati speedway May 30. Ralph DePalma with Packard tops practice. Maxell Motor plans a new Detroit factory after delivering 8000 cars in March.
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Women Golfers In Boston Team Matches Reported
The second Women’s Golf Association of Boston team match was played at Commonwealth C C. Mrs H A Jackson defeated Miss E W Allen finishing 9 with several errors on the greens. Team results show various four and two up margins among players including Miss Stackpole Mrs Morse Mrs Johnson and others.
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Athletes Enlist in U S Naval Reserve
A group of notable athletes joined the United States Naval Reserve today in New York including Ted Cann national 220 yard swimming champion his brother Howard Cann NYU football and baseball captain Paul Mooney football centre and Garland Reese NYAC pole vaulter.
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Rival Pro Baseball Matchups Listed Across Cities
National and American league games highlight schedules with Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburg Chicago at St. Louis and more. The list also notes matchups Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York Cleveland at Chicago and St. Louis at Detroit.
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Boston College to Host Brown at Alumni Field May 2
Boston College athletic authorities schedule a May 2 game against Brown University at Alumni Field Newton. A parade of the newly formed Boston College military unit will precede the contest.
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KochER Released to Louisville in Trade Settlement
Louisville, Ky April 26 catcher Brad Kocher released by the New York Nationals to the Louisville American Association Baseball Club as final payment in last year’s deal that sent pitcher James Middleton. President O. H. Wathen announced Kocher who played with Toronto in the International League in 1915.
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Read Bowling League Opens six night store championship
Littlefield's alleys hosts a Read Bowling League six night tournament for the store championship with six department teams. Tear captains include J. B. Read as president and P. D. Haughton as vice president. winner earns a private box at Braves Field for the Haughton pennant chasers. J. C. questions Chisholm of Mass Aggies missing from Yale hurdler rumors.
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