Suburban Wrestling Champs At Atlantic City For Night Meet
The national wrestling championships are set for Atlantic City as coaches eye the tough field. More than 2000 athletes will run in the New York Evening Mail race this afternoon a marquee long distance event with former champions not expected to dominate. Jimmy Henigan emerges as a strong local contender who could win the 10 to 12 mile road race and make his career.
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Benny Leonard Stops Eddie Shannon in Brooklyn Bout
Benny Leonard extended his winning streak by KOing Eddie Shannon in Brooklyn. Observers across the water suggest many records expected this season may have to wait for future dates.
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Eddie Shannon
Brooklyn
Lawence Lowell Memorial Day Race details sought
Reader requests full particulars on the Lawrence Lowell Memorial Day race from the Bunting Creek and Athletic Association Banting Park Lowell. Also asks if Caddock scored a fall on Stecher in the Omaha bout and disputes about Red Sox pennants and recent World Series winners with names of teams and players.
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New England League opener as Yankees beat White Sox 6 to 1
Hartford defeats New London 6 1 in the opening Eastern league game. Jenkins Low Carroll Craig lead Hartford offense with two base hits and runners, while Trautman and Craig hold New London to one run. New Haven tops Bridgeport 3 2. New York defeats Chicago 6 1 behind rallying late hitting and strong pitching.
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Atlanta beats Memphis and other score results listed
A series of regional scores shows Atlanta 4 Memphis 1 while Indianapolis 3 St. Paul 2 and Minneapolis 7 Toledo 3 post notable wins. Birmingham 6 Little Rock 1 and Kansas City 6 Columbus 4 are also noted amid wet ground conditions in Mobile Chattanooga New Orleans Nashville and Milwaukee Louisville cold.
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International League scores include Richmond rout 10 Buffalo 1
The Richmond team defeated Buffalo 10 to 1 in a heavyweight I L game. Providence led Toronto 11 to 4 as Rochester Newark and Cold played elsewhere. Baltimore Montreal and Wet grounds noted in standings.
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Bridgeport Drops Home Opener to New Haven 8 2
Bridgeport lost its opening home game of the Eastern league season to New Haven 8 to 2. The home club committed three errors in the ninth inning and allowed the visitors to score the decisive run without a hit.
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Portland Drives Infield Errors Costly Eastern League Game
In Portland on May 11 Portland loses 6 to 2 to Lawrence in the Eastern League series as infield errors and missed chances limit Portland’s offense. Lawrence pitcher Canavan allows two earned runs. Tuckey gives up two more. Porter and Henchman pace Portland with multi hit efforts, while Tally and Barrows contribute for Lawrence.
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Springfield Opens Pope Season With Win Over Worcester
Springfield beat Worcester 6 to 0 as Rettig dominated hitters. A parade and flag raising at the ball park followed the game, but cold weather kept attendance down.
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Fritz O'Marra to Pitch Against Boston College
Tufts southpaw Fritz O'Marra, who has shouldered most mound duties this season, was picked by Coach Slattery to face Boston College at Tufts Oval this afternoon. O'Marra has recovered from a bat injury and recently won a game from Brown.
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Thayer Academy dominates Browne and Nicholls in Cambridge game
Thayer Academy won 11 to 3 at Cambridge with Dean pitching the standout performance. Both sides showed loose fielding as the game progressed with several errors and miscues.
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Indians Defeat Senators 4 to 3 in Cleveland
Cleveland wins 4 to 3 over Washington as Roth drives in runs with a fourth inning double and a seventh inning RBI single. Morton misplayed first base allowing three Washington runs in the eighth.
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Babe Ruth Delivers Late Double Play Lifts Red Sox
In Detroit on May 11 the Red Sox beat the Tigers 2 to 1 as Babe Ruth earned his seventh straight win. Ruth starred with two hits and a key defensive stop that helped preserve the lead, while Tillie Walker and Gainer drove in runs for Boston. Ty Cobb was held to limited offense, striking out in crucial moments.
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Giants Rout Cincinnati 9 to 2 in Baseball Showdown
New York Giants defeated Cincinnati Reds 9 to 2. Thorpe homered and drove in runs, Zimmerman added a three base hit and two base hit, Holker and Burns contributing with key hits. Schneider and Perry started on the mound for the Giants with several relievers seeing action.
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Cambridge Latin Clinches Quadrangular Title
Cambridge Latin defeated Brookline High 9 to 5 to win the Quadrangular league crown. Vickers pitched for Coach Sullivan's team and held Brookline to four hits while fanning 13.
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Baseball Schedule Headlines for Major Leagues
The American League features Boston at Detroit New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Cleveland. The National League lists Pittsburgh at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Athletics Shut Out the Browns 1 to 0
In St Louis on May 11 Philadelphia edged St Louis 1 to 0 as Bush and Hamilton locked down the mound. A second inning wild throw by RF Johnson and Hamiltons wild pitch helped Philadelphia score on an EB Johnson roller that bypassed Sisler. Run credited to W Johnson.
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Somerville High Beats Newton High 4 to 3 in 13 Inning Marathon
In a tense afternoon game at Newton yesterday Somerville High defeated Newton High 4 to 3 after 13 innings. Somerville pushed across the deciding run in extra innings as Newton battled back with late rally attempts.
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Koney's Roller Wins for Braves
In a tense 10 inning game, Ed Koney tapped a slow roller toward the Pirates pitcher. The ball trickled into the infield and second baseman Bigbee mishandled it as R. Maranville scored the deciding run for a 3 to 2 Braves victory.
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Topnotch pitching falters in late Boston Pirates drawn game
Richard Rudolph held the Pirates hitless through six innings before Scoops Carey opened the seventh with a safety. Boston rallies tied the game in the eighth as the Rabbit doubled in the tenth, with Wart and Shortstop scouts recording a dramatic extra frame.
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Milton High Falls to Quincy in South Shore clash
Milton High was defeated by Quincy High 11 to 2 at Cunningham Field in the South Shore league opener.
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Milton Academy Defeats St. Mark's 7 to 1 at Home
Milton Academy routed St. Mark's by seven to one on its grounds. The match showcased strong offense and solid defense from Milton Academy, securing a decisive victory in front of home supporters.
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Concord High, Watertown High Play Today at Watertown
The return game between Concord High School and Watertown High School is scheduled for this afternoon in Watertown. The matchup features local rivals and will determine bragging rights in the season series.
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Arlington High Falls to Winchester 12 3 in Mystic Valley tilt
Arlington High School nine lost to Winchester 12 to 3 yesterday afternoon in Arlington. The defeat cost Arlington first place in the Mystic Valley league standings, with Stoneham High School moving ahead.
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