Powell's Wallop- Saves Tribesmen
New York May 7. Powell's ninth inning homer lifted the Braves to a 4 3 victory over the Dodgers at Ebbets Field. Watson matched Vance in a pitching duel as Brooklyn rallied but fell short.
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Close Race Shakes Suburban Baseball Standings
Cambridge Latin toppled Newton 11 to 4 shifting the Suburban league battle. Cantabs coach Macdonald says his team is nearing its 1921 form as Newton, Somerville share top honors while Medford fights for position amid rain postponements and a crowded third place pack with Malden and Rindge.
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Rindge
Demp Leaves for England Today
Paris reports that Jack Dempsey departs for England on the eve of an urgent message from his manager Jack Kearns. He spent his last Paris day at Longchamps enjoying a fine racing day of the season.
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Associated Press
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England
Jack Kearns
Longchamps
Dempsey Considers Paris Return After Losses
Dempsey faced a 30 franc loss and weighs a $400,000 offer for a rematch with Georges Carpentier in Pershing Stadium. French sports writers doubt a 50,000 seat venue can generate 4 million francs, while Dempsey enjoys Paris hospitality and studies French during his stay before departing for London.
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London
School Crews Prepare for Har vard Regatta and Yale Interscholastics
The Charles River Basin will host match races with Rindge Tech facing Lynn English High four and Huntington meeting Browne and Nichols. Noble competes against Harvard yearlings as Yale Interscholastics approach on Saturday with interest from Greater Boston schools.
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Commerce Opens Hub League Race Against Dorchester
Commerce prepares to begin the Boston High School league schedule this Friday at Walpole street, meeting Dorchester in a key opener. Coach Ned Sherlock has pushed a string of practice games to sharpen the team for the Hub championship push, with Barney Nolan and Lefty Locke set for a pitching duel.
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Charlestown Ties for Lead in District League Race
Charlestown sits near the top of the District league standings alongside Brighton with a 17 to 7 win over Trade noted as an upset. Joe McKenney pitched a no hit no run game for Brighton in a 3 to 1 win over Trade, while Charlestown faces Hyde Park and then Brighton this week in a decisive stretch.
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Baseball score snippets from a busy sports roundup
Readings show Buffalo beating Reading 11 to 4 and Columbus defeating Milwaukee C. Louisville routed Toloso 15 to 8 while Syracuse topped Baltimore 5 to 4. Kansas City 10 Toloso 8 appears in the mix.
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Baltimore
Wildness Keeps Jess Barnes From No Hit At Polo Grounds
Yesterday's major league games featured Jess Barnes holding the Giants to no hits while 27 Phillies batted. Sam Jones and Sam Harris limited Washington to a string of a few hits as the Braves beat Brooklyn 4 3. The White Sox tied Cleveland in the standings as Tyrus Cobb homered and tripled for Chicago, but an elderly fan collapsed after Cobb’s spree.
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Amateur boxing match lineups and selections noted
American teams list Detroit at Boston Chicago at New York St Louis at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia National matchups Brooklyn at Pittsburg Boston to represent in Intercity tournament in New York May 17 and 18. Classes set 218 194 160 and 178 pounds. President Bill Cuddy to pick local amateurs.
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Western Teams Invade the East
Ty Cobb and the Detroit Jungaleers make their first eastern appearance at Fenway Park as the West meets the East in an early season baseball showcase. The Tigers, despite pitching struggles, boast a strong lineup led by Cobb Hellmann Veach Brie Jones and Bassler as they aim to climb from the lower league standings. The Red Sox, led by Hert Pennock and pitching prospects, seek to solidify their position while the Braves face pitching woes that threaten early-season hopes.
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Red Sox Batsmen Round Into Form
Boston batters show improving form as Smith leads in average while Pratt Harris Seibold and J Collins climb toward 300. Pitching tightens with reduced hits against Red Sox. Braves struggle with high opponent averages and runs per game.
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