Donie Bush Edging Shanks and Lamotte for Senators Third Base
Rain delays hobbled east coast games as the A's and Red Sox hover in a tight AL race. Donie Bush presses to win the Washington third-base job against Howard Shanks and Robbie Lamotte, amid a trio battle for the position with Bush currently leading.
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Robbie Lamotte
Ty Cobb
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Washington Club
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Indianapolis
Donié Bush
Tigers
Donie
Shanks
Cards Land On Luque To Win
A late rally features a two base hit by Pinnelli, a three base hit by Ainsmith, and a home run by Daubert. Daubert drives in the decisive runs as Luque takes the loss. Pfeffer fans five and hits Hargrave, with Pfeffer credited for the win. Umpires Pipman McCormick and Rigler. Time th 80m.
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Pinnelli
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Luque
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Me E. Fournier
Topover
Hornsby
Heathcots
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Arlington High to Visit Wakefield for League Baseball
Arlington High School baseball team travels to Wakefield this afternoon for a Mystic Valley League game against Wakefield High School. This is the only home game scheduled for the week.
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Arlington High School
Wakefield
Pirates Top Cubs 3 to 1 win at Pittsburg
Pittsburg defeated Chicago 3 to 1 in a game where Tierney and Carey sparked the first run with a hit and a sacrifice. Chicago connected for a ninth inning tally on Kelleher Maisel and Miller, with Cooper dominant for the win and Jones taking the loss. Umpires Moran and Quigley called the action over 1 hour 49 minutes.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Today
Tierney
Carey
Krug
Mohan
Chicago
Kelleher
Maisel
Miller
Jones
Hollacher
O'Farrell
Cooper
Statz
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Maranville
Grimm
Freeman
Moran and Quigley
Paeceeee & Bigbee
Eeeeres
Traynor
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Ritsburg
Double in 8th Wins for Yanks
Philadelphia May 6 Devor mers long double scoring Ward and Scott in the eighth inning today broke Philadelphia's winning streak and gave New York a 5 to 4 victory. Ed Miller and Dykes drove in runs with circuit hits while Moore and Shawkey matched, yielding a tight late ballgame.
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Philadelphia
Devormer
Ward
Scott
New York
Ed Miller
Athletics
Stuffy McInnis Banished From Indians After 13 Years
Cleveland May 5 Stuffy McInnis Indians first baseman drew his first banishment from the game in 13 years for using objectionable language to umpire Nallin.
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Stuffy
Cleveland
Stuffy McInnis
Indians
Nallin
No less than three candidates meet standard job qualifications
The statement notes that at least three candidates each meet regular performance standards for the role, implying a competitive pool where all eligible contenders satisfy the required criteria. It emphasizes suitability rather than specific individuals or outcomes.
Bat-ter-ies for Rindge Hayes pitching and catching
Two brothers, Bill and Joe Hayes, form a battery for Rindge Tech in 1922. Joe pitches and Bill catches, both right handed and rising stars under Coach Charlie Linehan. They contributed in league play and plan to finish school together in June while pursuing college options.
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Rindge Tech
Hayes Boys
Linehan
Bill
Joe
Rindge
Hayes
Mr. Stork
Dad Hayes
Bill Catching
Everett
Harry Hall
Home Run Hitters in Yesterday's Games
Dukes of Philadelphia and Miller of Philadelphia hit home runs yesterday as the American League totaled 59 runs while the National League reached 50. Daubert of Cincinnati is noted with 12 hits in the National League.
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National League Daubert, Cin
Suburban League School Games Kick Off Today
Rindge Tech visits Malden and Medford plays Everett while Cambridge Latin faces Newton. North Shore matchups include Marblehead at Lynn Classical and Winthrop at Peabody with Beverly at Revere and Lynn English at Swampscott. Other games list Arlington Wakefield Woburn Winchester plus Andover Yale and Harvard Exeter. Historic and prep schools are also noted with various pairings and venues.
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Medford
Everett
Cambridge Latin
Newton
North Shore
Marblehead
Lynn Classical
Winthrop
Peabody
Beverly
Revere
Lynn English
Swampscott
Chelsea
Gloucester
Milwaukees Redhot Duel Ends With 6 5 Win Over Columbus
American Association score line shows Milwaukee 6 Columbus 5 in a tight game. Kansas City 8 Toledo 8 and Indianapolis 10 St Paul 7 reflect a high scoring midweek with Minneapolis 6 Louisville 6 tied at full time.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Rainchecks and Rainy Quips in 1922 Baseball Gossip
A collage of baseball quips and snatches from 1922 features Johnny Kilbane Dempsey Morvich Babe Ruth and Eddie Roush among others. It riffs on Gate receipts disarmament and team rivalries while joking about Ruths farm and suspensions.
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Johnny Kilbane
Sox and Senators May Yet Play Final Series Game
Weather threatens baseball as a Red Sox and Senators schedule a possible final game. Heavy rain at Fenway Park turned the outfield into a marsh and dampened hopes of completing the series.
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Fenway
Red Sox
Senators
Fenway Park
Neto Leibold
Red Sox Hope Postpone But Pitching Prospects Rise
Two days off in this season bring optimism to Milan and Duffy as Boston hopes for a warm return. Allan Russell and Chief Myera are ready to pitch, with Pennock Ferguson Quinn and Karl set to start. Piercy, a former Yankee, is expected to spark a strong Sox showing, while Menosky pushes Harris to maintain a .300 batting pace to hold his outfield spot.
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Duffy
Sox
Griffmen
Senators
Capitol City
Allan Russell
Myera
Fother
Fenway Park
Pennock
Ferguson
Quinn
Karl
Piercy
Ruth
Meusel
Boston
Huggins
Red Sox
Mike Menosky
Joe Harris
Menosky
Harris
Duffy Lewis
Anderson to enter British Amateur Championship
John G. Anderson of Siwanoy Country Club Mt. Vernon New York becomes the latest American entrant in the British Amateur Championship to be played at Prestwick. Anderson reached the final round of the American national amateur in 1913 and 1915 according to the United States Golf Association.
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John G. Anderson
Siwaney Country Club
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Prestwick
United States Golf Association
Anderson
Indians Drive Robertson Out In Chicago
Cleveland defeats Chicago as Charley Robertson loses his no hit bid in the second inning receiving singles from Gardner and O Neill. Allan Sothoron holds the Indians hitless for six frames before Cleveland bats break through in the third. The Indians tally three runs after two out, aided by hits and an error, then hold on for the win as Robertson exits in the sixth.
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Robertson
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Moriarity
International League Update Sparks Reading Reading Fray
A recent International League development involves Reading as teams gear up for a germane fray. Officials indicate strategic moves, with rosters aligning and matchups shaping the season trajectory for the club and its rivals.
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