Cubs Routs Braves 7 4 In Season Opener At Chicago
Cubs explode for five runs in the seventh on a rocky Braves start. Holke and Boeckel spark the offense with two each, while Scott struggles on the mound for Boston and Dick Rudolph steadies the late rally. Maranville, Gowdy, and Paskett contribute key hits as Chicago holds on for the win.
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Jack Scott
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Braves
Scott
Robertson
Maranville
Deal
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Terry
Zeb
Rudolph
O'Farrell
Mitchell
Dhecks
Twombly
Hendryx
Clarence
Bunny Hearn
Flack
Hallacher
Farrell
Paskett
Hollacher
Barber
Carter
Bruins
Gowdy
Christenbury
Hearn
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Nick
Mr. Rabbit
Fowell
Claude
Holke
Boeckel
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Seren
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Powell
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Mann
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Wae
Tetas
Hendrix
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Chicago Teetanee
Boston
Paskert Holke Maranville
Terry Christenbury
Hollie Flack
von Carter
Locher
Hart
Moe-Cormick
Dodgers Win In Fourteen Inning Title Clash
In St Louis on May 14 Brooklyn beat the Cardinals 4 to 1 in fourteen innings after Grimes and Goodwin battled to a stalemate. Goodwin faltered allowing four hits and three errors aided the visitors rally with two outs in the extra frame. A stray Braves remark ends with the card line about the monkey wrench.
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Grimes
Goodwin
Brooklyn
Te.po
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Ward
I Johnston
Wena Tae
Myers
Konetehy
Nois
Miller
Er Renteees
Smith
Ef Ae
Heathcote
Rf . Eee
Stock
Hornsby
Fovenier
Ib Vere
McHenry
Lavan
Dilhoefer
See
Pope
Johnston
Vournier
Fournier
Roses
Hallis
Quigley Moran
Kid Gleason and Babe Ruth Dominate Boston Sports Talk
Arthur Duffey reports on regulars hoping for a Red Sox series edge. The Kid Gleason touts Babe Ruth as the home run leader and plans for the Polo Grounds clash, while Olympic Marathon talk and intercollegiate trials unfold in Lewiston and Chicago.
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Babe Ruth
Kid
Time of Wilde knockout and other sports questions
Wilde stopped Dyson in 2 minutes 20 seconds. In boxing history Jem Driscoll was noted as a clean fighter in his class. Peter O Connor holds the world running broad jump record at 24 feet 11 inches. Cleveland has not won a pennant in the current era.
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Harvard
Norman Taber
Brown
Johnny ‘Paul Jones
Dennis O'Connell
Rob Crawford
Lafayette
Yale
Harvey Reed
Jimmy Wilde
Dyson
Wilde
Jem Driscoll
Peter O’connor
All Fighters Start With Tin Ears and End With Gold Bonds
Cartoonish column humorously weighs women in politics and the male backlash. It contrasts a female presidency with domestic roles, jokes about stamps and Post Office control, and notes Pittsburg baseball nicknames.
Reds Rally Stuns Phils In 8–4 Win
Cincinnati pounces on Philadelphia pitching to take game one of the series 8 to 4. Ring earns the win, Cantwell the loss after a late rally by the Reds. Ring, Stengel, Kopf, Williams, Wheat and Groh key hits as Philadelphia strands baserunners. May 14. Crosley Field.
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Eller
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Weinert
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Wheat
Kopf
Stengel
Daubert
Rariden
Rath
Wei
Klem
Emstie
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Seme
Aee Williams
Stengel Rt
Meusel
Lebourveau
J. Miller
Paulette
Ib . R. Miller
Tragesser
Griffmen Beat Tigers 9 to 1 In Loose Washington Tilt
Washington won a loosely pitched game from Detroit 9 to 1. Johnson was the winning pitcher and Dauss the loser. Harris and Stanage paced the offense with two base hits apiece, while Veach homered and Judge stole two bases for Washington.
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Detroit Today
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bRan
Stanage
Glasier
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Harris
Judge
Ellerbe
Heilmann
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Roth
Gharrity
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Young
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Terickson
Oldham
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Erickson
Johnson
Glaser
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Shannon
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Ifeihnann
Hale
Jones
Pinelli Sone
Ainsmith
P Alee Ween
Not yet but they look like a pretty good thing this season
Would-be Manager if you have been elected manager of a ball club and do not know your duties you ought to have passed up the job.
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P. O
Mary Pickford
Carrie Nation
Lydia Pinkham
Eva Tanguay
Dames
Pols
U. S
France
Paris
State Department
Pittsburg
Red and White Sox Battle at Fenway
Boston fans faced disappointment as bad weather again kept the Indians from action. The Indians left town with July three day stay planned at Fenway Park requiring doubleheaders and limited appearances for Coveleskie and Bagby. Eddy Cicotte is expected to start for the Red Sox today with Barrow's choice of a White Sox pitcher. Mike Menosky returns to left field.
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Knid Gleason
Sierra At
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Indians
Barrow
Speaker
Fenway Park
Coveleskie and
Bagby
Eddie Cicotte
Jones
Pennock
Bush
White Sox
Hoyt
Red Sox
Mike Menosky
Sox
New York
Covaleskie
Huggins
Red Sox Face Tough Four Game Stand Versus White Sox and Cleveland
The Red Sox meet formidable competition from the Cleveland club while the White Sox arrive for a four game set. Kid Gleason boasts a strong staff with Faber Kerr Cicotte Williams Wilkinson, and Chicago’s offense is sparked by Collins Seibold and the catching duo Schalk and Weaver.
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Red Sox
Cleveland
White Sox
Boston
Kid Gleason
Red Faber
Dick Kerr
Eddie Cicotte
Lefty Williams
Eddie Collins
Lefty Seibold
Schalk
Weaver
Frazee to be Clover Guest
Clover Club members and wives will be guests of Harry Frazee at Fenway Park for the Red Sox-White Sox game this afternoon. The guest list is expected to reach 300 as the club closes its season with a dinner tonight presided over by John F. Fitzgerald, with Frazee and team members attending.
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Boston
Harry H. Frazee
Clovers
Frazee
John F. Fitzgerald
Union College May Hire Murray as Next Coach
William D. Murray, a Williams football star and 1919 graduate, may coach Union College next season to replace Sol Metzger. Murray, once a top lineman for Williams, coached Union briefly after graduation and has since focused on his Troy law practice.
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Willian D. Murray
Williams
Union College
Sol Metzger
Schenectady
Murray
Purple
Union
Troy
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