Mays Delivers Shutout as Red Sox Top White Sox 7–0
Carl Mays pitched a brisk two innings of shutout relief as Boston overwhelmed Chicago 7 to 0. Hooper and Harry lead Boston with four and three hits respectively, while Mays drives in a run with a triple and earns strong support from a stellar fielding effort.
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RED Sox
Chicago
Carl Mays
White Sox
Barrow Brigade
Danforth
Boston
Hooper
Mays
Theibold
Harry
Weaver
Strunk
Whiteman
Scott
Schang
Felsch
Gandil
McInnis
John Collin
Benz
Shean
Schalk
Moriarty
Murphy
F. Collins
Wittman
Mars
Indians Beat Highlanders 7 5 In Second Game Of Series
Cleveland wins 7 to 5 as they bat Russell from the box in the fourth inning. Love puzzles New York. Morton starts strong but weakens late. Evans and Wambsganss contribute errors aiding the Indians.
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New York Today
Russell
Love
Morton
Evans
Wambsganss
New York
Corks
Chapman
Speaker
Wood
Miller
Gilhooley
Pipp
Bodie
Marsans
Byvans
Roth
Walter
Caldwell
Thomas
Po.a
Peck'ugh
Baker
Pratt
Wamb
Walters
Senators Triumph Over Browns 6 to 4 in St. Louis
Washington defeated St. Louis 6 to 4 after Shocker faltered in the ninth. Stanley Reese earned the win after being purchased from the Nationals. Washington climbed to fifth place. Shanks Milan W Johnson and Sisler led the hits with support from Shocker and Lavan.
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ST. Louis Browns
ST. Louis
Washington
Shocker
Stanley Reese
St. Louis Nationals
Griffith
Shotton
Foster
Milan
Lavan
W. Johnson
Schulte
Sisler
Hendryx
Gedeon
Gerber
Morgan
Shanks
Smith
Johnson
Gallia
Picinich
Reese
St, Louis
dDemmitt
Johnon
Johnson Harper
Severeld
Ainsmith
P. Reese
Berman
Athletics Defeat the Tigers 4 to 3 in Detroit
Philadelphia edged Detroit 4 to 3 as Shannon delivered a three-base hit and Gregg added a ninth inning single. Dugan and Gardner sparked the fielding, with Dugan leaping to catch Heilmann and end the game.
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Shannon
Gregg
Philadelphia
Dugan
Gardner
Heilmann
Rive
An.bit.po
A. Jamieson
Bush
Oldring
Cobb
C.w’ker
Veach
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Helmann
Vitt
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F.w'ker
Young
Spencer
Kallie
MR. Jones
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Errora
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Jamieson
Gregg Fi
Middlesex Club Plants 6000 Fingerling Trout in Brooks
The committee on distribution of fish for the Middlesex Sportsman's Association led by Napoleon J. Hardy of Arlington placed over 6000 fingerling trout in local brooks. The stock, sent by the State hatchery, aims to boost local sport fishing opportunities.
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Middlesex Sportsman's Association
Napoleon J. Hardy
Arlington
Somerville High Beats Malden High 10 to 3 in Recreation Field
Somerville High defeated Malden High yesterday afternoon at Recreation Field Somerville by ten to three. The game featured Somerville’s offense and Malden’s defense in a clear home win for Somerville High.
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Somerville High
Malden High
Recreation Field
Somerville
Pirates star shines as baseball legends loom in wartime talk
Midget Caton delivers a strong show for the Pirates while debates on Olympic games grow as Kaiser tensions rise. Philadelphia Terry McGovern’s look hints at boxing clashes like Fulton Dempsey in doubt. Danbury weighs a Fulton Dempsey bout and Jim Rice quits Columbia rowing as Cornell steadies under Pop Courtney.
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Jim Rice
Columbia
Pop Courtney
Cornell
Jim Ten
Sports musings swirl around coaches players and title talk
Durress Eyck at Syracuse and Rice described as a real rowing coach. Bob Guild is named as the next Boston College football coach. The Braves' brand of ball is praised while Cin cinnati Stallings era is credited with gilt edge play. Jimmy Archer shines for Pittsburg while Jack Britton and Ted Kid Lewis titles and the Britton Leonard 10 round result in New York draw speculation.
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Bob Guild
Boston
Braves
Jack Britton
Ted Kid Lewis Lewis
Nolan
Britton
Leonard
New York
Boxing Gossip Spurting Club Skirmishes and Promised Matches
Frankie Britt faces Dundee at the Arena next Tuesday with a kidney blow ban urged. Philadelphia boxers Young Joe Borrell and Steve Morris seek matches. Tommy Elem aims to box Young Terry McGovern. Callahan declines McGovern bout. Matt Hinkel eyed as third man for June 25 card. Shaver O Brien vs Sam Bell eight rounds. Gussie Lewis vs Al Shubert in Philadelphia Friday. Snyder Russell bout postponed to tonight at Rollaway A C.
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Frankie Britt
Dundee
Frankie
Tommy Elem
Terry McGovern
Philadelphia
Leonard
Chelsea
Matt Hinkel
Cleveland
Arena
Billy Roche
Tommy Robson
Ted Kid Lewis
Shaver O’brien
Sam Bell
National and American League Baseball Pairings
Matchups listed include Pittsburg at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia with American League games Boston at Chicago New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at St Louis and Eastern cross matches New London at Hartford Waterbury at Providence Bridgeport at New Haven Worcester at Springfield.
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Pittsburg
New. York
Chicago
Cincinnati-Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Washington
ST. Louis
Wach Dsyccvorens
Waterbury
New London
Worcester
Bridgeport-Hartford
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Wwerenee
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Ee Ee
Philadelphia
Wens
St. Louis Everreseeves
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Chicago Ee Ey
St Louis
Detroit
Tam
Bridgeport
Sahved Caress
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Wrumcdues
Cincinnati
American
Eastern
Providence
New Haven
Springfield
Scoring Summary of Midwest City Games
Columbus defeated Minneapolis 4 to 0 while Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 12 to 7 Toledo triumphed over Kansas City 7 to 5 Louisville won over St. Paul 11 to 5.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toronto Beats Rochester in First Game Then Rochester Wins
Scores show Toronto 12 Rochester 2 in the opener. Rochester 8 Toronto 1 in the follow up. Binghamton defeats Newark 6 to 1. Jersey City and Baltimore tied 3 to 3 after 9 innings halted by darkness. Buffalo Syracuse game postponed by rain.
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Rochester
Binghamton
Newark
Jersey City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rain Breaks Second Day in New England Tennis Championship
Rain halted most matches in Hartford on day two of the New England championship. Merriam won against Hooper 6 3 6 1 in singles, while Wiley led by two games in the second round as Cook weathered the delay. In doubles, Wei and Broockman beat Fitzgerald and Killen 6 1 6 4, with Pike and Cheney defaulting to James and Westbrook.
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Conn
Merriam
Hooper
Cook
W. L. Wei
Herman Broockman
Massachusetts ‘“Tech
Nicholas Fitzgerald
E. V. Killen, Jr
Holy Cross
Crouth
Wiley
Wei
Broockman
Fitzgerald
Killen
G. W. Pike
Ralph Cheney
R. T. James
W. Westbrook
McHenry Acquired by St. Louis Nationals in Trade
St. Louis reports Augustin Mc Henry outfielder from Milwaukee in exchange for Marty Kavanagh pitcher Murchison and a third player to be named. McHenry will join the team June 20 and is known as a home run hitter in the American Association.
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Augustin Mc Henry
Milwaukee
American Association
St. Louis Nationals
Marty Kavanagh
Murchison
McHenry
Open tournament set by Lexington Golf Club
The Lexington Golf Club announces a second holiday open tournament on its North Lexington course next Monday, June N. The event will be 18 holes medal play with prizes for low gross and net, with proceeds benefiting the Massachusetts Golf Association war fund.
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Lexington Golf Club
North
Lexington
Massachusetts Golf Association War Fund
Medford High Overpowers Rindge Tech 12–1 in Medford
Medford High School baseball defeated Rindge Tech of Cambridge 12 to 1 yesterday afternoon in Medford. The decisive win showcased strong hitting and pitching as Medford completed the victory.
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Medford
Rindge Tech
Cambridge
Eagan to Meet Kopin in Friday Club Bout
Malden's Tommy Robson sick with bronchitis prompts Com A C to place Joe Eagan of Dorchester in the feature bout against Battling Kopin of Columbus Ohio Friday night. Eagan, then in Bath Maine, is in top form. Kopin, a formidable warrior, backed by Jack Britton, is favored to win. An undercard includes Young Mahoney vs Young Leonard and Nash vs Chaney, with Roberts facing Gianni in the semifinal.
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Malden
A. C
Joe Eagan
Dorchester
Battling Kopin
Columbus
Eagan
Bath
Kopin
Big Field Day at Kelsey Ranch Lexington Features Speakers
Children enjoy games in forenoon with sports in the afternoon at the monster union Pomona field day hosted by Middlesex Central Middlesex Essex and Metropolitan Pomona granges at the Kelsey ranch Lexington Saturday. Governor Samuel W McCail will be principal speaker with former Lieutenant Governor Robert Luce and Rev Albert H Wheelock of Needham also on the program.
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Pomona
Middlesex Central
Kelsey Ranch
Lexington
Samuel W. McCail
Robert Luce
Albert H. Wheelock
Needham
State
Orange
Kennel Club to Meet for Charity Beach Show Reports
The Ladies' Kennel Association of Massachusetts will hold a meeting next Monday afternoon at either Hotel Touraine or Mrs. W N G Clark's Brookline home to receive reports on last week's annual charity beach show at Norumbega Park Auburndale.
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Touraine
W. N. G. Clark
Beacon Street
Brookline
Norumbega Park
Auburndale
Dogs Show at Riverside Benefits Engineers Fund
The Ladies' Dog Club held its third annual show at the B. A. A. grounds Riverside Weston. Proceeds go to the 101st Engineers regimental fund. Groveland Chum and Nicholas Nickleby won puppy and hunt classes respectively. Finovi won all American bred wolfhounds classes. Rex Law was best Trish setter. Providence Sedley Singular won in collies. Local winner Bredalbane's Laddie. Torment Tucro captured American-bred bitch.
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Riverside
Weston
101St Engineers’ Regimental Fund
St. Bernards
Groveland
Rex Law
Jack Chickering
Providence Sedley Singular
Harry J. Bascom
Bredalbane
C. W. C. Clarke
Urges Unified Command in the Mediterranean
Archibald S. Hurd writes in the Daily Telegraph urging a unified command for allied fleets in the Mediterranean. He warns German growth could absorb Russian Black Sea ships and notes British forces in the Med and Adriatic report to French and Italian admirals as American Japanese and soon Greek Brazilian navies participate.
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Daily Telegraph
Archibald S. Hurd
Mediterranean
Germany
Adriatic
Albert S Fields Dies at 67 Bangor Business Leader
Albert S Fields a Bangor Maine businessman and 12 year president of the eastern Maine State fair died at his home in Bangor aged 67 He was a Civil War veteran and at age 14 marched with Sherman to the sea.
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Bangor
Albert S. Fields
Sherman
New London Edges Worcester 2-0 as darkness halts game
In New London Worcester, a wild uncalled throw by Gross produced both New London runs in the second inning. Umpire Kelly ended the game after seven innings due to darkness with New London leading 2-0.
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Worcester
Gross
New London
Kelly
Providence Defeats Waterbury 5 to 2 in First Inning Lead
Providence bats powers out four runs in the first as Voyls holds Waterbury to scattered hits. Brausen, Bayrs and Burnett among those with multi hit days, while Powers on the mound for Waterbury and Tuckey for Providence finish with solid showings.
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R. J
Powers
Tuckey
Voyls
Waterbury
Po.a. AB
A. Brausen
Hickey
Sweatt
Hman
Bayrs
Barston
D'm'ron
Daly
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Hauser
Burnettss
Gearia
Gagainn
Loases
Donahue
Brausen
Burnett
Gagain
Cameron
White
Hinchman
Vayls
Balk
Boston High Schools Prepare for Exeter Meet
All-Boston track squad trains at Harvard Stadium for a dual meet with Exeter Academy in Exeter New Hampshire. Coach Joe Dunn of English High and Coach Ed Sherlock supervise a time trial session showing runners in form. Commerce has 14 qualifiers English 7 Latin 3 Dorchester 2 Hyde Park 1 West Roxbury 1 East Boston 1.
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Phillips Exeter Academy
Harvard Stadium
Joe Dunn
Ed Sherlock
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English High
Boston Latin
Dorchester High
Hyde Park
West Roxbury
East Boston High
Lower heels for women and government decree
Women protest Uncle Sam's plan to ban heels over one inch saying it will cut leather and hurt shoemakers. They argue many heels are wood or paper and question wood needs for shipbuilding, while mocking the leather savings claim.
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Uncle Sam
Everett High wallops Melrose with 18 run rout
Charlie Hill homer sparks Everett 13 run first inning as the Everett High baseball team keeps scoring against Melrose High, finishing with 18 runs while Melrose leaves the bases loaded in the ninth without any runs.
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Charlie Hill
Everett
Everett High
Melrose High
Melrose
Revere High Defeats Chelsea 7 4 In Season Opener
Revere High beat Chelsea High 7 to 4 at Chelsea Field in their second game of the season. Key players and scoring sequence highlighted the win as the teams opened league play.
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Revere High
Chelsea High
Fillingim Shuts Out Pirates 1-0
Dana Fillingim pitched a complete game for the Braves, delivering a 1-0 victory over the Pirates yesterday. The win lifts the Braves back into first division contention.
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Pirates
Dana Fillingim
Braves
Pirates Hold Off Braves In Narrow Boston Clash
Fillingim kept the Pirates in the game with his lone run as Miller held six hits for Boston. Key plays featured Herzog robbing Carey of a hit, Rehg's diving snag and a dramatic eighth inning double play that quashed a Braves rally. Powell and McKechnie also shined, while Miller labored but limited Boston to five safe blows.
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Charley Herzog
Max Carey
Walter Rehg
Bill Hinchman
Powell
Carey
Miller
Rehg
Herzog
Hinchman
Braves
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Pittsburg
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J.c.8th
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Wilson
Caton
Carer
Braves to Get Perry From Boston Claim Upholds
Cincinnati June 12. The National Baseball Commission voided Scott Perry’s transfer from Atlanta to Philadelphia and upheld Boston’s claim to the player upon payment of 2000 dollars to Atlanta.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission Today
Scott Perry
Atlanta
Boston Rights Claim Over Player Perry Upheld
The case centers on Perry, sold by Atlanta to Boston for 2000 with a 500 paid plus option. After Perry deserted in 1917, Boston claimed rights when Atlanta later sold him to Philadelphia. The commission majority upheld Boston’s claim, despite dissenting views from Southern Association and minority findings.
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Atlanta
Johnson
American League
August Herrmann
National Commission
Tener
National League
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National Association
R. H. Bough
Southern Association
Perry
Philadelphia
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Philadelphia Americans
Giants Beat Cubs 1 to 0 In Pitchers’ Battle
Perritt outduels Tyler as New York defeats Chicago 1–0 ending Cubs eastern tour. Burns belted the lone homer after Flack misplayed a ground hit in the first inning. Cubs fail to record a hit after the second, with Burns driving in the run and Holke making the notable error.
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Tyler
Burna
Flack
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Burns
Mann
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