Braves Bow to Cardinals as Oeschger Struggles in St. Louis
Joe Oeschger started for Boston in his first appearance since his 26 inning game, but allowed nine hits and nine runs to the Cardinals in a 9 3 defeat. Jack Smith homered for St. Louis and Leslie Mann led Boston with a double and two singles as Haines held the Braves to limited scoring. The loss splits the two game set in St. Louis and sets up a Chicago trip opener against the Cubs Friday.
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Yale Track Schedule Reveals Cities for Harvard Meet
Yale's track team faces Harvard tomorrow with meets listed across major cities. Cleveland plays Boston, Chicago faces New York, St. Louis meets Philadelphia, and Detroit competes with Washington.
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Sheownsé
Giants Shut Out Reds 6-0 In Cincinnati
Giants blank Reds 6 to 0 as Benton strength on the bases leads New York to victory. Fisher wild early but steadies. Luque hit hard late. Burns strong in fielding. Rath, Grol, Doyle with two bases. Sletcher steals. River round scoring details and pitching lines noted.
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New York Swimmer Wins National AAU 60 Yard Title
Miss Ethelda Bleichtrey of the New York Women's Swimming Association won the national AAU 60 yard women's championship in Los Angeles last night with a time of 2915 seconds.
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Ethelda Bleichtrey
New York Women's Swimming Association
Alexander wins sixth straight as Chicago downs Brooklyn 2 1
Grover Alexander earned his sixth consecutive win today as Chicago defeated Brooklyn 2 to 1. Brooklyn outhit the home team 9 to 7, but Chicago used two passes a hit and a sacrifice fly to push across the decisive run. Elliott doubled for Brooklyn, Hollacher errored, and Johnson singled for the visitors.
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Italian Bikers to Be Honored at May Beach Races
Italian cyclists Madonna and Piani travel from Boston to open the New Revere Beach track with a special Italian night on May 22 in honor of Italy America Day. Madonna eyes the 25 mile motor paced race while Piani, sprint title holder, faces Jake Magin in the sprint events. Entries close next Monday with Manager Nat Butler.
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Orlando Piani
Revere Beach
Butler
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Orlando Piant
New York
Newark
Piani
Jake Magin
Nat Butler
Speaker Sees Indians Aiming For Pennant In 1920s Fame
Tris Speaker notes Cleveland Indians show strong pitching and teamwork as pennant hopes rise. The piece also mentions Jack Dempsey's June 7 trial, Jake Driscoll navy trials, Mike O'Dowd’s bout, Georges Papin Tendler match concerns, and Millrose A A Greek Trivoulides Olympic prospects amid various sports headlines.
O'Dowd Still Hopes for Boxing Comeback After Loss
Reader notes support for Mike O'Dowd following his defeat by Wasson and argues for fair treatment and air time for his war service. Letter asks where to send entries for a Coile road race in Russell Wield Cambridge on May 31 and how to register. Mentions vegetarian athletes and asks about Bill James's status and Stanislaus Zbyszko as a wrestler compared with his brother Waldeck.
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Mike
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Russell Wield
Cambridge
M. Connor
Edgeworth Street
Roxbury
J. FP. Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridgeport
Cornell Loses Star Hurler Watt to Illness and Injury
Jack Watt, Cornell's star hurdler, contracted a severe cold and sustains a game leg injury. He will miss the Pennsylvania dual meet in Philadelphia this Saturday, though he previously set the world record in the 440 yard low hurdle on April 20 at the Pennsylvania relay.
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Jack Watt
Cornell
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Watt
Boston Boxers Set for Brockton Show Tonight
Boston fighters head to Far rington A. C. for a 12 round main event with Charley Parker of the South End and Cleveland Johnny Downes. Semi final features Charley Brennan of Charlestown against Newman Reagan of Brockton. Other bouts have Joe Stone of Quincy facing Red Murphy of Charlestown and Bobby O'Brien of Brockton meeting Harry Ah Chung of Salem.
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Charley Brennan
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Newman Reagan
Joe Stone
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Red Murphy
Bobby O’brien
Harry Ah Chung
Salem
Yale Intends to Win Dual
Yale aims to defeat Harvard at the Cambridge Stadium next Saturday. The university lists 162 entrants for the Crimson Blue track meet including football veterans Fido Kempton Galt Acosta Hammill Webb and Captain Heffelfinger in events from broad jump to hurdles and shot put.
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Hatherly Player Wins At Concord
Mrs. Howard North of the Hatherly Club Scituate won the weekly Women’s Golf Association of Boston event at Concord Country Club with a 94 net. A field of 22 players from about a dozen clubs competed on the Old Road to Nine Acre Corner. Special prizes for best 18 and 9 holes gross were tied by I W Daley Oakley and Fannie C Osgood Country Club, with Osgood and Margaret Curtis to settle their tie later.
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Margaret Curtis
BC-NH State Game Off Due to Rain
Boston College baseball coach Tom McCarthy could not play against New Hampshire State at Alumni Field University Heights as rain created a quagmire and the game was postponed.
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