Rowland Sees Red Sox Tigers Contenders in 1916 Race
Rowland predicts Chicago rise but pins hopes on three real contenders the White Sox Red Sox and Tigers. He cites Cleveland and Washington as second division and notes Speaker Hooper and Collins as key figures while downplaying internal Chicag o tensions. He forecasts Boston and Detroit as main rivals with Detroit’s weak outfield a potential weakness.
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Lefty Russell
Carl Mays
Babe Ruth
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Ruth
Clarence Rowland
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Eddie Collins
Joe Mackson
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Speke
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Harry Hooper
Rowland
Ddie Collins
Indians Beat Yankees 6 to 4 in New York
Cleveland won 6 to 4 over New York in the afternoon game. Cliff Markle lasted three innings and lost his first game since joining the New York club last September. Maisel injured his shoulder fielding Graney’s sixth inning homer. Caldwell was ejected in the seventh.
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Cleveland
Cliff Markle
Morton
Caldwell
Maisel
Graney
Butler and Alger to Meet Friday in Boxing Card
Walter Butler of Revere and George Alger of Cambridge clash Friday night at the Commercial A. C. The winner earns a shot at Jimmy Anderson, the Western boxer famed for speed in a recent 10 round New York bout. Joe Connolly battles Leo Downey, Roxbury’s ex amateur, with Downey’s large local following in attendance. Yank O'Brien, managed by Lew Kelly, faces Charlie Miller of the South End in another featured pairing.
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Walter Butler
Revere
George Alger
Cambridge
Commercial A. C
Jimmy Anderson
New York
Joe Connolly
Cy Goodwin
Leo Downey
Roxbury
Joe
Yank O'Brien
Lew Kelly
Fast Boston
Charlie Miller
South End
Senators Rally Past Tigers to Take One-Run Win
Washington defeats Detroit 6 to 5 in one inning here. Coveleskie chased in the seventh as Washington plated three to level and Shanks delivered the go ahead sacrifice fly. Five pitchers used with Johnson and Dubue finishing.
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Dubue
Shanks
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Boehigg
SCM
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Wishington
Covaleskie
Veach
Vitt
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Ayres
Loehling
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Baseball Schedule Listings by League and Matchups
In the American League the lineups show Chicago at Boston, Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Washington, and St. Louis at Philadelphia. In the National League Boston visits Pittsburg, Brooklyn plays St. Louis, New York hosts Chicago, and Philadelphia travels to Cincinnati.
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National League
Eastern League Baseball Pairings Report
Eastern League schedule lists New Haven at Portland New London at Lynn Springfield at Lowell Bridgeport at Lawrence and Hartford at Worcester with games likely set across multiple venues and dates. The brief outlines matchups among teams in Connecticut and nearby markets highlighting intercity series.
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Sewer Etree
Worcester Tee
Phillies edge St Louis as Plank faces old club
Kiddie Plank started against his former team Philadelphia as the Phillies beat St. Louis 5 to 4. Four runs in the seventh inning, sparked by a hit batsman Schang's triple and a passed ball, carried the home club to the win. Wheat made two fine catches in left for Brooklyn in another late game, securing a 4 to 2 victory over St. Louis on a freak play in the 11th.
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Kiddie Plank
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Deal
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Ste Poe
Miller
Vitt
Shotten
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Marsans
Sigler
Pratt
Tush
Pick
Hartlevy
Chill
O'Loughlin
Brooklyn
Mowrey
Myers
Daubert
Wheat
Bescher
Hornsby
Providence Defeats Rochester In Rainy IL Action
Providence tops Rochester 6 to 4 as other games were postponed by rain in the International League today.
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Providence
Rochester
American Association Games Result Summary
Indianapolis beat Kansas City 5 to 0 and Milwaukee defeated Louisville 4 to 2. Wet grounds hindered Minneapolis Toledo and St Paul Columbus play.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Giants Beat Cubs 3 2 in Chicago May 16
Saler failed to touch MecKechnie in the fifth inning allowing New York to win 8 2 and extend their streak to six games. Perritt and Vaughn pitched for the Mets and Cubs respectively with Vaughn lasting nine innings. Managers and umpires noted, with Tinker ordered off the field for arguing a call.
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Saler
MecKechnie
New York
Tinker
Promoters eye big purses for Labor Day boxing card
The article outlines Labor Day plans with Jess Willard vs Fred Fulton a 10 rounder and a top purse. It notes promoter bets on a $37,500 guarantee and highlights other bouts including Mike Gibbons versus Ted Lewis and Johnny Dundee versus Matt Wells.
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Fred Fulton
Jess
Willard
Fulton
Phillies Beat Reds In Error Prone Shutout
Cincinnati made costly miscues as Philadelphia won the game. Cravath had three hits and was hit by a pitch in four appearances as the Phillies improved to 8-2 on the road and 13-5 overall. Rixey and Demaree were tagged for most of Cincinnati’s runs.
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Herzog
Louden
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Moseley
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Demaree
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Knetzer
Rey
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Bernard Lee Sold to Terre Haute from Tufts Captain
Pittsburg May 15 Bernard Lee former Tufts College baseball captain has been sold by the Boston National League club to the Terre Haute Central League team according to today’s announcement.
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Bernard Lee
Tufts College
Terre Haute
Springfield Powers Shuts Down Lowell In Narrow Win
Hammond, Low and Rhonda drove the lone Lowell run as Springfield pitcher Powers held Lowell to three hits, two in the ninth. The game featured two doubles by Hickey, two steals by Downey and Torphy, and four walks issued to Lohman.
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Munn
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Groenhge
Syracuse Defeats Michigan 7 6 In Baseball Showdown
Syracuse University baseball edged Michigan 7 to 6 in a tense game played in Syracuse New York. The matchup featured key hits from both sides and highlighted a close late-inning finish.
Lexington High School Beats Stoneham 11 to 5 in League Debut
The Lexington High School nine defeated Stoneham High School 11 to 5 yesterday at the Lexington Athletic field to win its first Mystic Valley Interscholastic League game and move out of the cellar.
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Chicago White Sox
Stoneham High School
Lexington
Lexington High School
Harvard Track Meet Ticket Rush Draws Crowds
Manager Frederic P. Clement Jr. reports hundreds of applications for reserved seats for the intercollegiate meet at the Stadium on May 26 and 27, part of a large mail batch awaiting Harvard track staff attention.
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Frederic P. Clement, Jr
Harvard
College Net Play Starts in New England Tennis Championship
In the first round at Longwood, J Hofman Williams defeated Blair Amherst 6 4 4 6 6 4 while Stewart M I T beat Greeley Bowdoin 6 1 4 6 6 3 Jones Wesleyan beat Rockwood Williams in straight sets in a dramatic match The second round moves to singles and doubles today with several close results and a Jones Rockwood rematch.
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J. Hofman
Williams
Blair
Amherst
Stewart
Greeley
Bowdoin
Holman
Jones
Wesleyan
Rockwood
R. Maynard
S. R. Jones
Dartmouth
Woodbridge
Bartlett
E. A. Niles
Trinity
Kearns
Tufts
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R. E F. Jones
J. G. N. Mitchell
McCloy
Wiliams
Michigan Beats Brown In Rainy Tennis Match
University of Michigan tennis players defeated Brown 2 to 1 in three singles matches played indoors due to bad weather. The match took place in Providence on May 15.
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Providence
University of Michigan
Brown
Weekend Scoring Totals In Regional Games
Scores listed for multiple matchups show Atlanta 4 Memphis 4 New Orleans 4 Nashville 2 and Little Rock 6 Birmingham 4 Chattanooga 2 Mobile 1, indicating tied draws and close losses across city teams.
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New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
Bowdoin Defeats Bates 8-5 in State Intercollegiate Contest
Bowdoin pounded Purvere and chased him with McElwee’s third inning homer as Bowdoin beat Bates 8 to 5 in Brunswick. Davidson held Bowdoin to two hits after Purvere left. White earned the win for Bowdoin with 9 innings pitched, while Bates’ Davis and Duncan produced the most offense for Bates.
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Davidson
Chapman
Woodman
Phillips
Bradford
Davis
Duncan
Marston
Donnell
Dowell
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Hyt
Finn
Bally
Conway
Tennis Matches Postponed By Rain at Concord High
Tennis matches between Concord High and Needham High boys were postponed by Concord manager John Dee due to wet courts from rain. They will be played at Concord either tomorrow or Friday afternoon.
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Concord High
Needham High
John Dee
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The provided text reads as a reflective aphorism about moderation and success, then a fragmented line about whiskey and a non refillable bottle, with no identifiable event or figure to summarize into a newspaper card.
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