Golden Rule Replaced by Brass in Modern Times
A satirical march through changing norms contrasts early 20th century faith in the Golden Rule with current harsh economics. It notes inflated prices, robberies of the era, and shifts in law and living costs, ending with an aside on yacht racing.
Tendler Knocks Out Papin in Sixth Round
Georges Papin the French lightweight champion suffered a first knockout in his career as Lew Tendler the Philadelphia lightweights stopped him in the sixth round of a scheduled 12 round bout at Arena A C Jersey City May 12. Papin was outboxed and repeatedly hit to the face and body and could not rise after a final left to the jaw.
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Jersey City
N. J
Georges Papin
France
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Arena A. C
Papin
Tendler
Pimlico Race Day Card Highlights and Results
The program lists seven Pimlico races with detailed results. Assyrian Queen wins the first maiden sprint as Sande rides, followed by a steeplechase winner Syrdarya and several claiming events including Cock O' the Roost and Elmendorf. Additional runners include Bright Gold, Tantalus, Careful, and Diadi among others with times and payouts noted.
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Assyrian Queen
Sande
Vic
Zoeller
Tarrantula
Coltiletti
Attorney
Mattie B. Kent
Hot Stuff
Canteen Girl
Cf Light
Our Kate
Canalan
Jost
Emerson
Syrdarya
Hanna
Miniata
Haynes
Genevieve B
Williams
Bill Bender
Fiquiman
Butcher Boy
Jack of Spades
Frank B. Ilso
Ridenour
Bright Gold
Ponce
Dr. Hall
Who Cares
Brynhild
Enrico Caruso
Ace of Spades
Madrono
Careful
Kelsay
Night Raider
Ambrose
Jeg
Fairbrother
Painter
Pluribus
Polly Ann
Elmendorf
Rice
Soldat de Verdun
Heupel
Kilts 2d
Tantalus
Sagamore
Diadi
Lux
Tan
Indian Chant
Lariat
Challenger
Verity
Thistle Queen
Crumpsall
Air Man
Ballad
Pokey Jane
Wodan
Rodriguez
Veteran
Johnson
Beckboard
Stirling
Capital City
Hong Kong
Rindge Wallops Brookline in Suburban League Victory
Rindge edged Brookline 15 to 3 at Russell Vield North Cambridge as McBride starred with four hits in five while Smith pitched four strikeouts and no walks. Brookline used three pitchers but could not slow the Rindge offense which scored four runs in the opening inning and maintained the lead.
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Rindge
Russell Vield
North Cambridge
Brookline
McBride
Smith
Browns Rally for 10th Inning Victory Over Phillies
St. Louis won 5 to 4 in 10 innings at Philadelphia as Shovellin delivered a run with a single and two sacrifices plus a wild pitch. Three St. Louis homers came in the fifth, Jacobson and Severeid belting two in a row and Dykes adding a later drive to move ahead for a time. Burwell secured the win with eight hits allowed in 5 1 3 innings, Bigbee took the loss.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Shovellin
Jacobson
Severeid
Williams
Gedeon
Thomas
Perkins
Tlome
Burwell
Austin
Walker
Shocker
Naylor
Bigbee
Balk
Moriarity
Connolly
Louisville horse results from six races at six furlongs and one mile
Eight races at Churchill Downs listed with winners and payoffs. Flying Welshman won sprint first for owner O'Brien, with Marie Maxim second. Seraphine topped maiden filies, and United Verde led Bashford Manor stakes. Peggy led a one mile claiming race, while Win I Win headed the seventh race card.
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Flying Welshman
O’brien
Frank W
Robinson
Marie Maxim
Carmody
Music Man
Mickey Moore
Spice Bush
Mabel G
the Leopard
Finis
Ruby
Harry M. Lover
Little Blossom
Seraphine
Ensor
Loveliness
Stone
Doris
Molesworth
Four Leaf
Eleanor
Undine
My Rose
Aunt Annie
Currency
Stack
Huntemann
Rafferty
Keymar
Sparkler
Honda
Billy Joe
Uffaker
Wenonah
Kling
Thornbroom
Billy BR
Frivol
Smallwood
Mary
Jane Baker
Pool
Natural
Kederis
Tawasentha
Sheka
Penwell
Romance
Nurse Jane
Tonia
United Verde
Oriole
Rowan
East Side
Connelly
Sir
Uncle Velo
Gangway
the Ally
Balance Wheel
Ben Valet
Bunga Buck
Smokescreen
Centimeter
Ace High
Peggy
Kennedy
Duke of Devonshire
Bonneville
Merimee
Plain Bill
Sam McMeekin
Spectacular Girl
Ponderosa
Pirate McGee
Stevenson
Garner
Eye Winker
Donatello
Planterede
Byrne
James
Precious Pearl
Pie
Southern Association Scores Update
Chattanooga tops New Orleans 5 to 1 while Memphis defeats Mobile 7 to 5 and Birmingham beats Nashville 8 to 2. Atlanta Little Rock Ratn appears in standings with unclear result.
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Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta-Little Rock
Ratn
Brown Triumphs Over Dartmouth in Season Opener
Brown defeated Dartmouth 9 to 8 in the first game of the season on Alumni Oval. Knight pitched well for Brown with seven hits allowed and solid defense backing him. Moody starred in center field with five putouts, while Dartmouth misplays fueled Brown’s seven-run tally across seven innings.
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Tanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Brown
Alumni Oval
Knight
Brunonians
Moody
Commerce Team Skips Dorchester 7 to 5 in 10 Inning Comeback
Edward Skip Sherlock leads the High School of Commerce to a dramatic 7 to 5 victory over Dorchester at Ashmont playground in a ten inning game. McCarthy singled, sacrificed and bunted for three timely plays including catching Dorchester off third to end a rally.
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Edward
Sherlock
High School of Commerce
Dorchester High
Ashmont Playground
McCarthy
Dorchester
Malden Tops Medford High in Baseball Slugfest
Malden High defeated Medford High 12 to 7 at Malden Field yesterday afternoon as Malden pitchers battled Medford hitters. Joe McDonald started for Malden, relieved by Louis Sapperstein who struggled, allowing several runs. Captain Bill Glennon shut the door in the sixth and Malden pulled away with late hits and errors by Medford.
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Malden
Medford High
Mansfield
Blue and Gold
Malden Field
Medford
Joe McDonald
Louis Sapperstein
Bill Glennon
Hurling Hill
Laffin
Cahill
Malden High
Jackson
Fahey
Prior
Woods
Campbell
Mosca
Nichols
Ballou
Upham
Glennon
Connolly
Welsh
Dempsey
Baker
Locke
Mooney
McDonald
Sapperstein
Cossett
Somerville High Triumph Over Everett in Low-Scoring Battle
Somerville High edged Everett High 6 to 3 in a Suburban league clash on Chelsea Street yesterday afternoon. Crandall and Kelleher drove in the decisive runs as a Hall wild throw allowed Crandall to score from third. Kelley starred for Everett despite a sore foot, while Hall pitched well for Somerville in a tense finish before about 800 witnesses.
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Somerville High
Everett High
Everett
Crimson and Black
Hall
Somerville
Keaney
Reynolds
Mullen
Chelsea Street
Crandall
Kelleher
Kelley
Everey
McCarron
Donaldson
Birtchlef
Simpson
Reyno Ape
Barker
Hallup
Tota's
Sullivan
Toulouse
Noonan
Harris
Sweetland
Dowd
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