Rulings face settlement at A A C meeting in New York
Notable figures loom in a New York gathering as George Bonhag faces questions about his switch to Winged Shield Club and the Kolehmainen Kyronen duo confronts their 1916 marathon actions. Frank Kramer’s career slump continues while Willie Gordon and others shine in mile events and javelin throws. Frankie Callahan battles Johnny Dundee, hinting at a busy evening for Scotty Monteith.
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Willie Gordon
Mercury
Joe Higgins
Holy Cross
Johnny Overton
Yale
Frankie Callahan
Johnny Dundee
Benny Leonard
Scotty Monteith
Gloucester Loyal Order of Moose Games Entries Due
Athlete entries for the Gloucester Moose games close Wednesday and must be mailed to Frank Perry. The five mile handicap run features claims about boxer nationalities and team selection questions for the BA A track team. George Sisler's 205 batting record is noted with Pittsburg and Michigan ties.
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University of Michigan
Sullivan Elected Captain of 1918 Cambridge Latin Baseball Nine
Frank Sullivan chosen to captain the 1918 Cambridge Latin School baseball team. He caught for Vickers and the pair were key in guiding Coach Sullivan's squad to the Quadrangular league championship.
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Frank Sullivan
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Penn State Wins Dual Track Meet in State College
Penn State College captured the annual dual track and field meet from the University of Pittsburg in State College by 681 3/4 to 657 2/8.
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Boston Library Hosts Silent Tobacco Tribute
The Boston Public Library gallery presents a long shelf of books filled with loving inscriptions to tobacco by past geniuses. Poets and philosophers praised its charm, but the ultimate tribute remains unwritten.
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Boston Public Library
Big meet entries swell as St Johns prep eyes Danvers meet
The St John s Prep interscholastic meet at Danvers grows with every day s entries and over 200 from Massachusetts schools are expected to race. Local dash contenders include Cronin Jim Kennedy Macchia Bluestein Feeney Howell O Neil Regan and O Hearn. Dick Klatt will not run to favor outside competitors. George Hall from Peddie Institute is entered in the sprints. Exeter and Worcester Academy may send stars for distance events.
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Pace Chasers Eye Rematch After 33 Mile Race
The 33 mile motor paced event at Revere track features George Wiley Clarence Carman and Vincent Madonna. Carman hints at ending challenges after tomorrow night while Wiley seeks a rematch citing distance as his defeat factor and Madonna disputes the third place finish.
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Baltimore Federal Suit Details in 1915 Peace Deal
In Philadelphia on June 11, L Edwin Goldman a Baltimore club director testified in a $900000 suit by the Baltimore federal League club against organized baseball over the December 1915 peace agreement ending the Federal League. He denied any prior knowledge or consultation in negotiations. The suit claims the agreement violated anti trust laws and harmed the Federal league and the Baltimore club, seeking triple damages of $300000.
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Roxbury Latin Selects John Robinson as Captain for Next Year
John Robinson was yesterday elected captain of the Roxbury Latin baseball team for next year. He played a strong game in the outfield all spring.
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Baseball Results Taught In A Nutshell
American League results and rain affected schedules with Atlanta defeating Nashville 8 to 4 and Birmingham beating Chattanooga 8 to 5. Southern Association and Eastern League scores include Columbus 5 over Minneapolis 4 and Toledo 4 over Kansas City 0. Louisville 6 over St Paul and Milwaukee 3 over Indianapolis.
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Rochester Defeats Buffalo in International League Action
Rochester beat Buffalo 7 to 2 in IL play. Toronto routed Montreal 8 to 1. Weather notes mention Baltimore Richmond Wet grounds and Providence Newark Rain affecting games.
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Baseball matchups listed for St Louis Boston Chicago New York
American league games feature St Louis at Boston Chicago at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington National league games include Boston at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Eastern matches pair Springfield at Hartford Worcester at New London Lawrence at New Haven Portland at Bridgeport
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Mays To Face Browns Today In St Louis Series
Weather forced another Red Sox double header as Cleveland Naps and Detroit Tigers had interruptions. Carl Mays slated to start against Plank with hopes for a seventh straight win as Hickey and Cady work to solidify key roles.
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Sam Agnew
Forrest Cady
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Carl May
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Middlesex Boys Awarded Letters
Middlesex School honors its baseball and crew athletes with letter insignia. The first baseball nine and manager receive white blouses. second baseball nine and manager wear white hats with M 2. first crew and second crew earn white sweaters or duck hats with red M 2. Recipients include Jabish Holmes Jr and Keays among others, plus captains, and managers.
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Leonard Larrabee
Winsor Gale
Theodore Romaine
Jackson Bright
Thomas Durfee
Charles Brown
Charles Lee
Thomas Carnegie
Duncan Thayer
Richard Ayer
Burnell Lockwood
Justin Dempsey
George W. Knowlton
Sherman Rogers
Channing Wakefield
Williams Jenks
William Garland
Cam Rogers
John Brancroft
Allen Rogers
Edward Nash
Arlington and Stoneham duel for second in Mystic Valley league
The deciding game for second place in the Mystic Valley baseball league pits Arlington High School against Stoneham High School at Stoneham this afternoon.
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Stoneham High School
Stoneham
Duty to Buy Bonds Echoed In Public Appeals
An urging statement tells citizens to fulfill duty by purchasing at least one bond and then proceeding to buy another. It underscores civic responsibility and supports public finance.
Braves Shut Out Pirates 2-0 After Noon Victory
Pittsburg June 1 Braves junior centre fielder Fred Bailey earned the medal in a 2-0 win over the Pirates. Bailey slid for a low line drive and halted a major Pirate rally with his catch as three Pirates crowded the corners.
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Two teams clash in late 1900s baseball thriller
The Braves and Pirates feature Nehf Allen and Tyler for Boston with Miller and Grimes for Pittsburgh. Red Smith and Tragesser spark the Braves as Bailey’s defensive gem seals the win with a crucial double play. Key moments include Magee robbed of a triple by King and a late Pirate rally quashed by Bailey. The final line shows Boston 2, Pittsburgh 0.
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Huntington Captains Picked for School Teams
Huntington School elected its captains with Ewing Kiggen chosen to lead the crew. Clarence Russell will captain the swimming team and Harold Robart the track team.
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Clarence Russell
Harold Robart
Gonzales Steal Home Wins Key Game for St. Louis
Gonzales stole home in the 15th inning delivering the run that gave St. Louis a 5 to 4 victory over Philadelphia. The late steal capped a dramatic series of events in a tense ballgame. The win keeps St. Louis competitive in the pennant race.
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Gonzales Dashes Home For Winning Run In 15th
In a tense finale Gonzales dashed home as Oeschger pitched to Cruise to deliver the game winner. Philadelphia surged early with four runs in the first inning and added insurance later, while St. Louis tied it in the sixth. The pitching duel featured Oeschger and Doak with many baserunners and key defensive plays.
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Lewis to Meet Zbyszko for World Title Return
Ed Lewis, the Kentucky wrestler, wired promoter George Tuckey saying a return match for the world championship should be scheduled before Labor Day due to his draft status. Waldek Zbyszko is traveling east and due in Boston soon to decide.
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Buy a Liberty Bond to Help the War Effort
Citizens are urged to purchase Liberty Bonds with small contributions. Every donation supports national defense and wartime financing, encouraging broad participation across communities.
Reds Rally Past Dodgers 3-2 In Cincinnati Return
Eller earned his first NL start as Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 3 to 2. Neale homered with one on in the fifth to spark the Reds, who tacked on another run in the sixth on Kopf and Roush singles and an Olson error. Brooklyn closed the gap with two in the eighth after Stengel’s single and bases loaded walk.
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Giants Rout Cubs 8 to 2 in New York Victory
New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 8 to 2 as Kauff and Fletcher hit home runs in the seventh. Benton struggled but received solid support. both Burns and Williams contributed on defense and in the fielding miscues.
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Concord High School baseball team closes season with 12 wins
The Concord High School baseball nine ended the season with 12 victories and three defeats. Today the players will have their pictures taken outside the school for the annual school photograph gallery including past athletic teams. A new captain will be chosen this week and "C's" awarded before graduation.
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Rugged Dundee Callahan Showdown in Boston Ring Tonight
Rival New York lightweights Johnny Dundee and Frankie Callahan meet in a 12 round feature at the Arena in Boston, with fans split on the outcome as their long rivalry nears a verdict. The card includes three other bouts and notes on future New York clashes and training plans.
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Frankie Callahan
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Gardner to Fight Alberts in 12-Round Duel
Jimmy Gardner of Lowell, a crafty middleweight, faces Johnny Kid Alberts in a 12 round bout at the Commercial A C next Friday night. Alberts, a formidable 150-pounder, has never been knocked out and remains a top challenger as Gardner seeks a shot at Joe Eagan in a potential rematch.
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Lowell
Joe Eagan
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Local boxing card features Gardner and heavyweight clash
Local circles praise Jimmy Gardner as a star. If he defeats Alberts, he will seek Joe Eagan's signature for a rematch. Cy Goodwin and Al Sears will fight in a 10 round heavyweight semi final.
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Lowell
Alberts
Joe Eagan
Cy Goodwin
al Sears
Help Make the World Safe Buy Liberty Bonds
A short civic notice urging readers to purchase Liberty Bonds as a wartime savings drive to support national security and war efforts.
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