Cantabs Rowing Champs and Diamond Leaders
Yankees hammer Urban Shocker for seven runs in five innings to beat the Giants 7 to 2. Pipp homered with the bases loaded in the first. Shawkey also homered in the second with Schang aboard. Giants handily defeated the Pirates 7 to 0 as Pat Reed emerges in boxing notes with plans for a Wilson bout and regional boxing reform discussions.
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St. Louis
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A. B. Mitchell
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King Losin
Local boxing talks of semi final plans and match pullouts
John McGrath backs a Fall River offer for his new man to box Pat Delaney with a backup plan if Delaney refuses. Eddie Shevlin’s manager Billy Henderson explains why the Roxbury welter’s match with Jock Malone was cancelled citing incomplete agreement on date terms and required weight and training time.
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St. Paul
Eddie Shevlin
Reed
Shevlin
A. C
John McGrath
Billy Henderson
Roxbury
Henderson
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Hanover
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Buffalo Wins Out In 20 Inning Game
Buffalo defeated Toronto 3 to 2 in a 20 inning marathon. Wagner drove in the tying run with a ninth inning sacrifice fly. In the 20th, Sheehan drew a walk, advanced on a Tomlin sacrifice, and McCabe doubled scoring Sheehan for the deciding run.
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Buffalo
Toronto
Wagner
Sheehan
Boehling
Tomlin
Bengough
McCabe
Werre
Herman Wins Boxing Decision at Lynn Casino A C
Johnny Herman of Allentown Pennsylvania defeated Jack Perry formerly of Pittsburg now residing in Lynn in the feature bout. Herman used a left jab that had effect and Perry's eye was partially closed in the third round. Rollo the heavyweight champ of the Atlantic fleet defeated the Honolulu Kid in a semi final eighth round. Charles Bornstein of Lynn stopped Jerry Lucenti of Beachmont in the third, and Young Forbes of Roxbury stopped Billy Mack of East Boston in two rounds.
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Penn
Jack Perry
Pittsburg
Lynn
Lynn Casino
A. C
Herman
Perry
Young Rollo
Atlantic Fleet
Honolulu
Cambridge
Charles Bornstein
Jerry Lucenti
Beachmont
Young Forbes
Roxbury
Billy Mack
East Boston
Springfield Y M C A College defeats Dartmouth 9 to 5
Springfield Y M C A College bunched hits in the third and seventh innings to defeat Dartmouth 9 to 5 in Hanover. Batteries Walmer Twombly and Wells faced Harrys Tracy Merritt for Dartmouth.
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Springfield
Hanover
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Springfield Y. M. C. A. College
Harrys
R.H.F. Springfield
Walmer
Twombly
Wells
Tracy
Merritt
New York Opens Homey Style Women Police Station
New York's only women police station features a lounging room with creek and white decor a dormitory with white beds lockers and mirrors and showers.
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New York
Griffmen Beat Kerr 7 2 In Series Opener
Washington solved Kerr for 12 hits to twice Courtney and the locals won the first of a five game series 7 to 2. The game occurred in Washington on June 2.
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Mulligan
Collina
Hoomer
Falk
Mostil
Sheely
Yan
Schalk
Miller
Rice
O'Rourke
Gharrity
Moriarty
Evans
Reds Knocks Goodwin Out In Cincinnati Victory
Cincinnati defeats St Louis 8 to 6 as Goodwin is knocked out in two innings. Duncan belted a homer in the fifth, the first time the feat has been achieved at the park.
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St. Louis
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Schultz
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Demnes
Smith
Fournier
Stock
Horns
Cobb's Homer Beats the A's in 10th Inning
Philadelphia June 2. Manager Cobb's home run won Detroit's first win here this season in the 10th inning, 5 to 4. Bush beat out a single with two out in the 10th, Welch mishandled Cobb's liner, and it rolled past him. C Walker opened the local half with a left field homer. Holling relieved Oldham and retired the side.
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Cobb
Detroit
Bush
Welch
C. Walker
Holling
Oldham
Auburns Aim for Seventh Straight Win at Cambridge
The Auburn baseball club of Cambridge will meet Somerville Civic Club Sunday at Erie Street grounds in Cambridge in a hotly contested game. Auburn aims for a seventh consecutive victory with Roy Snipers, formerly of the Atlanta Southern League, as pitcher.
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Auburn Baseball Club
Cambridge
Somerville Civic Club
Erie Street Grounds
Roy Snipers
Atlanta Club
Cambridge Latin Wins Cantabs Rowing Champs on Charles
Cambridge Latin's oarsmen upset Brookline favorites to claim the A. Paul Keith trophy in a razor tight senior race. Rindge Tech placed third as Cambridge Latin finished just ahead with time 6 minutes 19 seconds. In the second crew race Cambridge Latin won easily after Brookline High’s Albert Prentiss broke his blade and withdrew.
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Brookline
A. Paul Keith
Brookline High
Albert Prentiss
Rindge Tech
Huntington School
Harold Frye
Cambridge
W. Anderson
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T. Cosgrove
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R. Horie
N. Smith
J. Williams
A. Burnham
Cornell Captains Strickler Track Team for 1922
David B. Strickler of Columbia Pennsylvania, a World War II hero with two citations, was elected captain of Cornell University's track team for 1922.
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N. Y
David B. Strickler
Columbia
Penn
France
Cornell University
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