Pirates Rally Past Braves 8-7 in General Battle Game
Pittsburg and Boston delivered a tight high scoring contest as the Pirates edged the Braves 8 to 7 in Pittsburg. Max Carey led off the decisive rally with a single and steal, Costello and Tinchman added key doubles, while Rudolph and Maranville contributed with timely hits to seal the win.
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Foxit Cooper
Harmon
Ihoney
Evers
Smith
Collins
Compton
Wagner
Fitz
Gowdy
Shoney
Rudolph
Maranville
Pirates
Boston
Carey
Baird
Costello
Tinchman
Flinchman
Hinchman
Witz
Koney
Braves
Pittsburg
Inchman
Gowdy Tool
Rudolf
Wilson
Red Smith
Mamausx
Connolly
John Evers
Pat Ragan
Tiraves
Ds Po. A
Minechingan
Warner
Kriahe
Cibset
Cooper
Harmen
Milranyitie
Livers
Witepatrick
Konetehy
Chiaa
Ragan
Mittsburg
Campton
Hineliniin
Shoneteliy
Mamas
Rytis
Ty Rodelph
Hy Harmon
Mamaus Oy
Hall— Gowdy
O'Day
Fason
Lem
Speculation Heats Up Over Major College Track Meet
Rain delays open the big college tennis and track season as New England intercollegiate contenders eye the meet at Springfield Pratt Field. Maine and Dartmouth contest for the title while Alma Richards injury shadows Cornell's chances.
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New England
Maine
Dartmouth
Alma Richards
Cornell
Pratt Field
Springfield
Charley Rice
Bell
Palmer
Alien
Meredith targets 1 50 flat half mile feat at intercollegiates
Discussion notes Ted Meredith's potential to run a half mile in 1 50 flat and his continued improvement. Mentions Charley Rice and Eddy Teschner posting fast 945 second centuries at Maine Intercollegiates, debate over Maine entries for big games, and Johnny Mack guiding Overton’s college plans. Also reports Jess Willard-Chad Fulton heavyweight bout set and a push for a national girls baseball team.
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Ted Meredith
Meredith
Charley Rice
Maine
Eddy Teschner
Harvard
Teschner
Johnny Mack
Johnny Overton
Overton
Yale
Billy Bingham
Quincy Cigar Makers Keep Consistent Quality
Uincy cigar smokers are urged to trust the brand for stable quality. Since 1884 Breslin Campbell Inc. maintains one change only, the betterment policy, with Havana filler Connecticut binder and Sumatra wrapper used month after month. Orders are taken at 49 Melcher Street, Fort Hill 4305.
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Havana
Connecticut
Quincy
Quincy Cigars
Breslin & Campbell, Inc
Melcher Street
Fort Hill
Yale Player Breaks Leg in Spring Scrimmage
New Haven Conn May 15 Donald Hlodgett of Bridgeport substitute end on the Yale eleven last year broke his leg in the first scrimmage of spring practice. He has been on the Yale squad three seasons and was injured while attempting to break up varsity interference. The same number will scrimmage again tomorrow as an hour of practice was devoted to the session.
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Cornell
Ithacans
Ted Meredith
Windnagle
Meredith
Bill Binglam
Maine
Eddie Teschner
Harvard
Rice
Trampton
Yale
Leadbetter
Bowdoin
Buck and Nagel
Haydock
Foss
Newstetter
Pennsylvania
Eastern College
New Haven
Conn
Donald Hlodgett
Bridgeport
Blodgett
Fisher Sold to Cincinnati Nationals from Los Angeles
Robert Fisher, shortstop for the Los Angeles club of the Pacific Coast League, was sold today to the Cincinnati Nationals. Fisher played for the Chicago Nationals last year.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Robert Fisher
Cincinnati Nationals
Fisher
Chicago Nationals
Don’t throw cold water on the perfect flavor of Club Cocktails
The note emphasizes chilling methods for Club Cocktails by shaking with fine ice or pouring over large lumps to cool the bottle and preserve flavor.
Quimet May Play for Title at Woodland Club Event
Wood land Golf Club president L B Folsom says Francis Ouimet Paul Tewksbury and J J Sullivan Jr will compete as amateurs in good standing at Woodland this year. The U S G A has no control over club events so Ouimet could play in open events in the state and possibly the Massachusetts amateur title he holds. Woodland plans a three day open this week but Ouimet may skip it while the others enter. Ouimet and the two clubmates cannot play in outside events unless invited or entries accepted and would not be eligible for Merion nationals this year.
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L. BB. Folsom
Woodland Golf Club
Francis Ouimet
Paul Tewksbury
J. J. Sullivan, Jr
Ouimet
Massachusetts
Woodland
Oujimet
Merion
Resignation of Williams College Athletic Director Jed Daly
Jed Daly resigns after three years as athletic director at Williams College. President Garfield did not know Daly’s reason for leaving and Daly will depart at the end of the current academic year. Daly previously captained Williams football, coached Yale teams, and led several Williams squads.
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Williamstown
Jed Daly
Williams College
Harry A. Garfield
Daly
Yale
Williams
Flagg Leads In Harvard Golf Final
In the Harvard individual golf championship at Oakley the first 18 holes of the 31 hole final show freshman W A Lage holding a 4 hole edge over sophomore L Lombard. Lombard defeated J C Heyburn 4 3 in the semifinals, and Wragg beat L H Canan 6 4 to reach the final.
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Harvard
Oakley
W. A. Lage
L. Lombard
Lombard
J.C. Heyburn
Wragg
Allaround
L. H. Canan
Maisel Breaks Collarbone Chasing Homer's Fly
Fred Maisel, centre fielder for the New York Americans, broke his collarbone during a sixth inning chase of Graney's home run against Cleveland. The club announced he will miss about a month of play.
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New York
Fred Maisel
Graney
Cleveland
Amherst Selects Lemcke as Captain for Next Swimming Season
Norman Rhode Lemcke, class of 1917 from New York City, elected captain of the Amherst swimming team for next season. He has been a two year member and the high scorer for Amherst in the pool.
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Amherst
Norman Rhode Lemecke
New York City
Lemcke
Lightweight champion suspended by Wisconsin boxing board
Fred Die Welsh, lightweight champion, was suspended by the Wisconsin State Athletic Commission for four months. The penalty cites delaying a recent match with Ever Hammer of Chicago by half an hour and failing to file a contract with the commission.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Freddie Welsh
State Athletic Commission
Wisconsin
Ever Hammer
Chicago
Mrs Roope Wins Golf Final in Woodland Club Trend
Mrs G W Roope, Brae Burn, defeats Miss H Curtis 7 5 at Brae Burn after earlier losses, as part of a three match series by the Boston Women's Golf Association. Mrs C D Barrowa beat Miss Grace Edlefsen 2 1 at Woodland and Miss Ruth Holborn beat Miss Anne Nason 1 up at the Country Club.
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Woodland Golf Club
Boston Women's Golf Association
G. W. Roope
Boston
Miss EH
Curtis
Roope
Miss Curtis
Brae Purn
Brae-Burn
H. §. Curtis
Country
C. D. Barrowa
Grace Edlefsen
Woodland
Ruth Holborn
Lexington
Anne Nason
Battling Levinsky Beats Gunboat Smith in Philadelphia
Battling Levinsky, the light heavyweight, defeated Gunboat Smith in Philadelphia in six rounds. Smith fought hard but faded in the final two rounds, forced to go the distance to the limit.
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Battling Levinsky
Gunboat Smith
Philadelphia
Chip Stops Grande in 14th Round in Bridgeport Bout
George Chip of Scranton Pennsylvania former middleweight champion knocks out Sailor Grande of California in the 14th round of an 11 round scheduled bout at Bridgeport Connecticut.
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Bridgeport
Conn
George Chip
Scranton
Penn
Sailor Grande
California
Eastern Baseball League Votes to Raise Player Limit
May 15 Eastern base ball league votes to raise player limit from 18 to 14 with a salary increase, citing four pitchers not sufficing in hot double header weather. Umpires to limit warmup pitches to three per inning, five for new pitchers. Directors sustain Vice-President ONeil over Lowell Hartford game for May 9 after hearings with Manager Lord, Player Wilhullen, and Umpire Stafford.
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Boston
Eastern Baseball League Tonight
Lowell
O'Neil
Hartford
Lord
Wilhullen
J Owell
Stafford
Wiley Poised For Opening Revere Cycle Track Meet
Syracuse rider George Wiley arrives in town ready for the 21 mile motor paced race at the Revere Cycle Track opening night with competitors Victor Jmart and Bobby Walthour. Nat Butler announces no Wednesday meets until after May 30.
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George Wiley
Syracuse
Revere
Wiley
Georgie
Victor Jmart
Bobby Walthour
Nat Butler
Beach Oval
Ed Kenetehy Leads Federal League Hitting Leaders
Ed Kenetehy topped the Federal league last season in two base hits three base hits and home runs. He also led in extra base hits and posted a batting average listed as .6310 while his fielding average was . Wed
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Ed Kenetehy
Kenetchy
Postponed Police League Game Sets May 23 Date
Massachusetts Police League president Martin Murphy orders the Boston Somerville game postponed to May 23 due to limited practice time. Lowell and Lawrence leave the league for the Up-State League. The league winner will face the Up-State champ for the New England police baseball title.
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Martin Murphy
Massachusetts Police League
Boston
Somerville
Walpole Street
Lowell
Lawrence
New England
Harvard Freshman Baseball Names Managers and Dorm Heads
Robert McA Lloyd Jr of New York was named manager of the Harvard freshman baseball team after a three month contest. Eugene L Morse of Brookline was chosen assistant manager. Dormitory managers Gore Hall Henry A Gowing Brookline Smith Hall Francis B R Waxon Wellesley Standish Wahl Francis O Bradley Convent N J
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Robert McA. Lloyd, Jr
New York
Harvard
Iugene 1. Morse
Brookline
Harvard Athletic Committee
Gore Hall
Henry A. Gowing
Simith
Francis BR. Waxon
Wellesley Trils
Standish Wahl
Francis 0. Bradley
Convent
N. J
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