Mays Refuses to Ride Longer on the Broken Down Red Sox Wagon
Chicago reports Carl Mays has deserted the Boston Red Sox amid trade rumors and domestic troubles. Barrow denies a sale while White Sox pursuit grows amid pennant stakes and potential post season receipts.
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Philadelphia
Red Faber
Merkle Fools Em All as Mays Renounces Ball
A chaotic game scene shows ailing players and a vanished Mays leaving the field. Dumont warms up in relief as Carl weeps in the clubhouse, while Mays secretly heads to Boston after quitting the team amid bad luck and personal troubles.
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Three Riders in Paced Race at Revere Cycle Track
A one hour paced race at Revere Cycle Track features Clarence Carman of Jamaica Vin cent Madonna of Providence and Percy Lawrence of San Francisco. Carman recently set long distance records at Providence while Madonna dominates locally and Lawrence is a strong Marathon route contender. The program includes amateur and professional events.
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Jamaica
Vincent Madonna
Providence
Percy Lawrence
San Francisco
Motors
Carman
New Providence Oval
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Lawrence
Wiley
Baseball Scores and Rain Delays Across Nearby Games
Orioles 6 Binghamton 4. Toronto 3 Jersey City 2. Reading Rochester and Newark Buffalo games noted with rain delays. Compact update of scoreboard action and weather interruptions in regional play.
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Reading-Rochester
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Carman Sets Record in 35 Miles Behind Motors
Clarence Carman, who broke the American record for 35 miles behind the motors at Providence oval last week, credits Uncle Sam and naval aviation service for his endurance. He explains daily drill and setup increased stamina, allowing a fast start and sustained pace. Previously, he rode in flashes at Nat Butler's Revere track and could not hold speed to the finish.
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Revere
Harvard Fans Urged to Apply for Football Tickets
Harvard fans may apply to the Harvard Athletic Association in Cambridge for tickets to the Harvard eleven games with Yale Brown and Tufts at the Stadium next fall and for the Crimson clash with Princeton Tigers at Princeton. Frank Knapp oversees the operation in Cambridge while Major Fred W. Moore handles finances from Cape Cod.
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Tufts
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Princeton
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Cape Cod
Massachusetts junior golf championship opens at Brookline
An entry list of 52 players is set for the Massachusetts junior championship at the Country Club Brookline. A qualifying 18 hole round decides the 32 players to advance to match play with rounds scheduled through Friday for the semi finals and final.
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Massachusetts
Brookline
Newton golfer Lovell seeks second open title at Brae Burn
Strength of field tested at the Country Club links as 12 hopefuls tee off at 9 AM for the state open. N T Lovell defender of last year’s crown returns from Brae Burn where strong play boosts his chances, facing entrants from Eddie Lowery to C B Bowles and R S Phillips among others. Morning starts list includes McGillivray, Sherman, Brown, Hodder, Partridge, and Lovell paired with Frank Edwards as the event unfolds with starts at 9:00 through 10:40, four minutes apart.
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Albemarle
W. A. Whitcomb
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Newton Classical School
Brae Burn
Newton
Eddie Lowery
Duwmet
C. B. Bowles
Springfield
R. S. Phillips
Chestnut Hill
George Ausbach
Scarboro Golf Club
A. T. Buffington
Fall River
Harvard to award two top baseball honors this season
Harvard Manager Ford Hibbard announced the Crimson season’s best all around player will receive both the Barrett Wendell Jr. silver bat and the Dara J. Wingate cup. The Wingate cup was donated by Mrs. Wingate and will honor the annual top Crimson varsity player with inscription in the Harvard Union trophy room. The graduate advisory committee consisting of Dr. Nichols Dr. Frothingham and Robert Potter will choose the recipient within days.
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Crimson Nine
Barrett Wendell, Jr
Dara J. P Wingate
Harvard Graduate Advisory
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Dr. Frothingham
Robert Potter
Haverhill Defeated by Lewiston in Low-Scoring Game
Lewiston defeated Haverhill 3 to 0 as Baker Weafer and Hayden drove in runs. Scanlon earned the win with four strikeouts to lead Lewiston while Gonzales and Foye made key errors for Haverhill.
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Eckstein
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Weafer
Devon
Lynch
Tuckey
Hayden
Scanlon
Lewston
Baker
Waafer
Gonzales
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Duffy
Forsyth
Faulkner
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