Harvard Captain Buell Prepares for Tough Gridiron Season
Plymouth New Hampshire May 24 Harvard captain Charley Buell leads a camp near Newfound Lake with Vinton Chapin and Crimson teammates. Buell trains amid rugged Granite Hills, praising New Hampshire air as conditioning, and looks forward to a Dartmouth game in Boston next October as a key annual event.
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Braves Open Series With Cubs As Home Fans Hopeful
The Boston Braves host the Chicago Cubs in the opener at Braves Field. Local favorites like Arnold Statz Bernie Freiberg and Jack Kelleher may draw fans while Billie Southworth's return and Boecker Cruise and Powell recovery offer hope for better hitting and pitching to reverse a disappointing season.
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Giants and Cardinals duel for NL lead at Polo Grounds
In New York the Giants meet the Cardinals at the Polo Grounds as both teams chase the top spot in the National League. In St. Louis the Yankees face the Browns at Sportsman's Park with eyes on reclaiming first in the American League as opening games begin.
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Hovey Verse and Harvard Stars Highlight New Hampshire Football Contrast
The article contrasts Richard Hovey's Dartmouth poetry with Dartmouth’s football fame and New Hampshire’s muscular gridiron future. It notes Harvard’s fall preparations at summer camps near New Hampshire lakes and mountains, naming captains Buell Owen Chapin and others as part of the 1922 outlook.
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Walker Slams 2ath as A's Win in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Bryan Harris limited Washington to six hits as the Athletics beat them 4 to 2. Clarence Walker belted his 24th homer in the third inning off Erickson and was robbed of another in the seventh when a fan tipped the ball from the stands. Adolph Rettig, who beat the St. Louis Browns last week, signed with the Athletics today and left with the club for the West.
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Giants and Pirates Split Doubleheader in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh New York and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader. The Pirates won the first game 3 to 2 while the Giants took the second 11 to 4. Carey homered with runners on, and Kelley, Snyder, Tierney added key three-base hits as the Pirates used four pitchers.
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Giants and Pirates split doubleheader in Pittsburg
Giants won 11 to 4 after an 3 to 2 matinee loss to Pittsburgh. Wilbur Cooper allowed seven hits in the first game as the Pirates faded. Max Carey homered late in the finale as New York battered four hurlers for 19 runs. Cleveland beat Chicago 5 to 2 at home behind strong pitching and timely hits.
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Ban Johnson Opposes Midseason Baseball Deal
President Ban Johnson of the American League called the Boston New York trade that sent Joe Dugan and Elmer Smith to the Yankees regrettable and urged discouraging and legislating against midseason deals. He noted harms from temperamental Dugan and ordinary fielder Smith and said new rules may set July 1 as the latest trade date with waiver exceptions.
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Reds Defeat Yankees as Babe Ruth Slams Home Run
In Cincinnati on July 24 the Reds beat the Yankees 6 to 3 in a loosely played exhibition. Babe Ruth hit a sixth inning home run with no runners on base, matching crowd expectations. The box shows New York 0 010011 8 1 and Cincinnati 0 00303 .-6 101 with Murray Hoffman Mar Kle and Wingo serving as batteries.
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Somerville Legion Throttles Concord In Six Inning Tilt
Somerville Legion defeated Concord 16 to 0 in six innings at Concord Centre as Wickerson pitched a no hit no run game. Concord used a substitute pitcher Francis allowing multiple hits and runs across the six frames. The Wells era game featured strong Somerville batting with a wide scoring spread and solid defense.
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Baseball matchups across leagues schedule summary
American League games include Boston at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, Washington at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland. National League features Chicago at Boston, Pittsburg at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, St. Louis at New York. Eastern League matchups list Waterbury at New Haven, Fitchburg at Hartford, Pittsfield at Springfield, Albany at Bridgeport.
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Scoreboard roundup of hockey results headlines
Toledo 4 St Paul 1 Minneapolis 14 Columbus 1 Kansas City 11 Louisville 4. Summary of recent league games shows varied outcomes across teams with notable high scoring by Kansas City and Louisville while Toledo and St Paul kept the score tighter.
Scribes Battle on Lines at Bellevue Golf Meet
Thirty six members of the Boston Newspapermen's Golf Association met at Bellevue Golf Club for the season's second event. The group awarded 12 prizes as scores improved. Winners included Larry Paton in Class A for gross, Mosely Taylor of the Globe atop low net, and J T Kerrison with an even hundred gross in Class B. The novice class went to Shannon Cormack with seven sixes in a long day of play covering 67 holes.
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Red Sox win exhibition game 9 to 2 over Connellsville
Boston Red Sox defeated Connellsville 9 to 2 in an exhibition in Connellsville. Score by innings shows Boston with a strong start and late rallies. Batteries: Quinn Piercy and Ruel for Boston. Walters Kozar Lablak and Mullen for Connellsville.
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Seres Badly Hurt In New Bedford Race
George Seres a Revere bicycle racer collided with Chapmans pacemaker Pasquier after his foot slipped in the final minutes. Pasquier was cut on face and head and Seres was rushed to New Bedford hospital with possible broken leg.
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Bobby Barrett Beats Welling in 8 Rounds
Bobby Barrett of Clifton Heights Pennsylvania won a popular decision over Joe Welling of Chicago in an eight round bout at Philadelphia American League baseball park. Welling led early, but Barrett's seventh round right hand opened a gash over Welling's eye and Barrett remained the fresher fighter in the final round.
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