Boxing Gossip From New England Ring Circles
Jetty Dowd reports Young Brusso seeks a match with Tommy McFarland of the North End while Mike Crowley of Malden may box Brusso’s protege. Sullivan trains daily for a potential bout. Al Nelson’s cancellation with Joe Eagan ends their engagement.
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Brusso
Tommy McFarland
North End
Weight
Mike Crowley
Malden
Sullivan
al Nelson
Manchester
Joe Eagan
Smith named Argo sales director in Michigan appointment
W L Smith of Smith Motor Sales Co Washington DC is appointed director of sales for Argo Motor Company Inc Jackson Michigan He has been Argo distributor in the East and South since the first car market and served as special representative in the East for Argo interests.
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W. L. Smith
Smith Motor Sales Company
Washington, D. C
Argo Motor Company, Inc
Jackson, Mich
Smith
Argo
Roxbury Latin Discontinues Rowing After Meeting
Roxbury Latin plans to discontinue rowing as students favor baseball each spring. Noble and Greenough becomes the sole remaining school in the association once six private schools started the program five years ago.
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Roxbury Latin
Noble & Greenough
Farren Stops Rowan in Short East Boston Bout
Joe Farren stopped Rowan in the first round at the Commercial A C last night. The card opened with Dick Howard versus Jimmy Farren in six hard rounds, judged a split decision by some as a draw.
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Joe Farren
A. C
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Farren
Rowan
Dick Howard
West End
Jimmy Farren
Natick
Simmons
O’brien
George Winters
New York
Tony Watson
Red Kelley
Charlestown
Goodwin to Run in National Interscholastic Meet
George Goodwin, Wakefield High School track captain, left for Newark New Jersey to face top schoolboys at the national interscholastic track meet. He will run against Eddie Shields Mercersburg Academy, holder of the world record in the mile at 4 minutes 23 4-5 seconds.
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Goodwin
George Goodwin
Wakefield
Newark
N. J
Eddie Shields
Mercersburg Academy
Newark Defeats Richmond 5-1 as Rain Postpones Other Games
In the International League game, Newark beat Richmond 5-1 while all other matches were postponed due to rain. The result highlights Newark's offensive surge and weather-impacted schedule.
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Newark
Richmond
Tigers Beat Red Sox 6 to 5 in Detroit Thriller
Detroit defeats Boston 6 to 5 as Babe Ruth homers and drives in four, but costly fielding and late rallies by the Tigers win the affair. Veach, Burns, Cobb, and Hoblitzell contribute key plays while Mays closes out for Detroit.
Brooklyn Club Breaks Lefty Pitcher Jinx
The Brooklyns have overcome their weakness against left handed pitchers. Previously clubs saved portside hurlers for Brooklyn, but that tactic is no longer used.
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Brooklyns
Portside
Detroit Outfielder Injured In Memorial Day Slide
George ao recruit beat out Sam Crawford for a regular job and will be out for a period after a Memorial Day game injury. An X-ray showed a fracture of the fibula in the left leg from a slide into home plate.
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George Ao
Detroit
Sam Crawford
Boston Red Sox Rally Beats in Extra Innings
Ruth earns win in eight innings as Boston tops opponent 5 to 2. Veach Burns Lewis Gardner and Ruth hit multiple extra base drives with two-base and three-base hits, while Heisman and McNally contribute on the bases.
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Lewis
Gardner
Ruth
Heisman
McNaily
Heilman
Janvrin
Hoblitzell
Dubue
Mays
Boland
Coveleskie
Stanage
Hildebrand and
Connolly
Senators Beat Indians 4 to 4 in Cleveland
Washington offense tallies four in seventh and a later run to match Cleveland 4. Graney and Roth doubled. Shanks and Milan hit three base hits. Mitchell Morton Johnson combined on mound with errors and walks fueling the scoring at Municipal Stadium.
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Baseball in Brief Farm CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA Rain
Eastern League games postponed due to rain with no other results. Chicago and Philadelphia markets noted as affected venues.
National League and American League Baseball Schedule
Cincinnati plays Boston and St. Louis meets Brooklyn in the National League. Chicago battles New York while Pittsburgh faces Philadelphia. In the American League Boston visits St. Louis and Washington goes to Chicago. Philadelphia meets Cleveland and New York visits Detroit. Rural games include Springfield at Boremen Worcester at New London at Bridgeport and New Haven at Hartford, Lawrence at Lowell.
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Mahan to Face Penn Today in Soldiers Field Clash
Harvard meets Pennsylvan ia at Soldiers Field in the second contest this year. Ed Mahan will pitch against the Quakers after their recent strong play. Harvard’s 19 8 1 record and BC setback set high stakes as Berry McNichol and Dennis lead Penn’s bats.
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Pennsylvania
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Ed Mahan
Boston College
Quakers
Cornell
Yale
Princeton
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McNichol
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Mahan
Harvard Rowing Varsity Eight Clock Two Miles in 9 52
Harvard's varsity eight completed two miles in 9 minutes 52 seconds on a ebb tide with a 10 knot downstream breeze. Stroke averaged 34. Morning freshmen and second varsity race saw a loose time around 10:32 unofficially. Afternoon practice noted stroke changes to 30 through the first half and 4:56 at the mile mark.
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Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Coumbe’s Hobby Keeps Baseballs as Trophies
Fred Coumbe of the Cleveland team hoards game balls as trophies. He saves the last bat used in each winning game, noting the score and opposing pitcher on the ball, wraps it in foil, and stores them. He collected two in 1914, five last season, and seven this year.
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Fred Coumbe
Cleveland
Coumbe
Coombe
MISSES SEARS AGAIN WINNERS
In Philadelphia at the Philadelphia Cricket Club the women's national lawn tennis tournament sees Miss Molla Bjurstedt and Miss Eleonora Sears win in the third round of doubles. Semifinals set with Dorothy Dessen and Susanne White, while singles semifinal feature Mrs Raymond facing Evelyn Sears and Eleonora Sears against Miss White.
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Philadelphia Cricket Club
Molla Bjurstedt
Eleanorz Sears
Boston
Dorothy ‘Dissten
Susanne White
Baltimore
Edward Raymond
New York
Edna Wildey
Plainfield
Raymond
Evelyn Sears
Eleonora Sears
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