Two Week Baseball Dates Hit Middlesex Concord Schedule
Middlesex School nine and Concord High School set two games this week. Middlesex heads to Groton for the first trip of the season on Wednesday, and Concord hosts Wayland High the same afternoon. Weekend action has Concord at Waltham to face LaSalle High, while the private school meets St. Mark's of Southboro on the Middlesex diamond.
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Concord High School
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Wayland High
Concord
Waltham
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St. Mark's School
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Middlesex
Ain't It The Truth You Steer Him To Mecca
A brief comic line prompts guidance toward a destination named Mecca, implying a moral or spiritual steer in a pointed, humorous exchange. The quirky phrase hints at a larger joke about pilgrimage or idealized goals.
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Mecca
Driving an Asset in Long Matches
A golf magazine essay discusses the impact of being consistently outdriven. It notes top players like Walter Hagen and Francis Ouimet rarely rely on odd shots, while champions emphasize length to gain advantage. The piece concludes that gaining distance often yields more holes won in succession.
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H. Chandler Mgan
Francis Ouimet
Walter Hagen
Charles Evans
Long Drives and Match Outcomes in Golf
The article argues that long driving alone does not guarantee wins and that accuracy and hole completion matter more. It cites Hilton and personal match experiences showing that being outdriven by 20 to 60 yards often decides results, while overemphasis on power can ruin other strokes.
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Golf Magazine
Harold H. Hilton
Walter J. Travis
Mr. Hilton
Cleveland Wins Fourth Straight Over Chicago in Series Finale
Cleveland rallied from behind to beat Chicago 4 to 2 in the final game of the series. Urban Faber faltered in the eighth, Williams finished, and Speaker's triple clinched for the Indians. Gandil and Turner contributed key hits, while Cleveland hitters tagged Coumbe and Mitchell.
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Roth
Coombe
Graney
Turner
Williams
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Speaker
Gandil
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Chick Goejsn
T. Collins
FE. Collins
Felsch
Mitchell
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Evans
Chill
E. Graney
JaRothey
J Collins
E. Collins
Fournier
Ateoves
Jackson
Weaver
McMautlin
Schalk
Yee
Ewes
bLyun Aiee
Rere
Tigers Break Losing Streak at St Louis
Detroit pitcher Harry Coveleskie limited St Louis to 1 run as the Tigers won 2 to 1 to snap a skid. Burns doubled, Cobb stole second and third on Hartley's errant throw, and Sisler, Marsans, and Cobb contributed key plays in a 9 inning game marked by an umpiring dispute over the pitching choice.
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Harry Coveleskie
St Louis
Weisman
Tigers
Cobb
Johnson
Hartley
Burns
Browns
Jones
Groom
Hildebrand
Weilman
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Heilmann
Young
Ieee
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Shotten
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Seeswees
Miller
Sister
Pratt
Braves to Play Cubs Tomorrow
New York May 7 George Tweedy Stallings faces the baseball world with a smile as league activity begins to outline the season. Stallings believes he can look ahead confidently.
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Braves
CUBS
New York
George Tweedy Stallings
Stallings
Braves Show Class Poised to Improve and Win
Manager Stallings praises the Braves for strong early-season form and belief in steady improvement. He notes every player has embraced his role, and predicts a season of battles and victory as the club refuses to quit. Sherwood Magee plans to rejoin. Edgar Collins shines as an outfield substitute. Joe Connolly sale rumors are denied.
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Giants
Boston
Chicago
Sherwood Magee
Sherwood
Edgar Collins
Wrestlers to Meet Tonight in Mechanics Building Carnival
Eight giants clash in Mechanics Building as Joe Rogers faces Frank Leavitt in a fast opener. Jim Losson meets Waldek Zbyszko in a rugged bout with Zbyszko seeking revenge. Karl Lemle battles Herumpaa the Fiery Finn while Cyclone Burns contends with Harry LeMarr, promising high intensity.
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Joe Rogers
Rogers
Frank
Leavitt
Jim Losson
Waldek Zbyszko
Losson
Zbyszko
Karl Lemle
Herumpaa
Finn
Cyclone Burns
Harry LeMarr
Baseball in Brief Form
American League games listed include New York at Boston and Washington at Philadelphia. National League schedule shows Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Eastern League matchups feature Portland at New London, Lowell at Hartford, Lynn at Bridgeport, Lawrence at Springfield, and Worcester at New Haven.
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Portland
New London
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Bridgeport
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E. Attee
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington E
St. Louis
Boston Sereer
R. FB. Attee
Boston ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Reas
Fea
Eeeene
Chicago Wins YMCA Meet International Federation Title
Chicago YMCA led the international federation athletic meet with the highest gross score. Rochester YMCA placed second and Louisville YMCA third as 6015 athletes competed across 21 states and five foreign countries. Notable performance included a running high jump of 5 feet 8 inches by Friter Olson of Quincy Massachusetts.
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Central Young Men’s Christian Association of Chicago
International Federation Athletic
YM. C. A
Rochester
M. Y
Central Y. M. Co. A
Louisville
Friter Olson
Quincy
Mass
YMCA
Martin Matched to Box Pal Moore in Rhode Island
Terry Martin the Providence ban tam now under Joe McCarthy management was matched to meet Pal Moore of Memphis Tenn in an 11 round battle at the Rhode Island A C Thornton RK 1 on Wednesday night. Martin by his decisive win over Battling Lahn of New York is deemed one of the best 116 pounders in the East and if he defeats Moore an effort will be made to force Johnny Ertle into a championship match.
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Providence’ Bantam
Joe McCarthy
Pal Moore
Memphis
Tenn
Rhode Island A. C
Thornton
Martin
Battling Lahn
New York
Moore
Johnny Ertle
Country Club races draw record steeplechasers
Secretary Frank J. Bryan of the National Hunt Association reports the June 15 and 17 Country Club races will feature the fleetest steeplechasers in the nation with an entry list larger than last year and more notable racers than ever before.
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Frank J. Bryan
National Hunt Association
Scores From Weekend Games Across Four Cities
Minneapolis defeated Louisville 12 to 3 while Columbus beat Milwaukee 2 to 0. St Paul edged Indianapolis 4 to 3 and Toledo won over Kansas City 6 to 1.
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Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Southern Association Scores and Standings Update
Nashville defeats Atlanta 5 to 1 in a Southern Association game. Mobile beats Memphis 4 to 1 and New Orleans edged Little Rock 11 to 2.
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Atlanta
Mobile
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
College meets show Cornell Yale and Penn dominance
The big intercollegiate meets featured Cornell sweeping key events while Yale and Penn also posted strong showings. Meredith's three firsts led Penn, Harvard struggled in sprints, and notable sprinters like Rice and Prout and Osthues were highlighted ahead of the Maine meet.
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Tigers
Pennsylvania
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How to Resolve a Tie for Prize in a Three-Way 29 Run Pool
The article explains options for splitting prizes when three players tie at 29 runs while one has 28. It discusses whether to combine first and second prizes and divide among the three tied players or to allocate only the first prize to the trio and award nothing to the 28 run player.
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