Rain Forcing Sox and Braves to Postpone Openers
Rain halted the Red Sox and Braves from starting their second series game. Manager Carrigan delayed play at nearly 1 p.m. hoping for a later doubleheader, with Chicago facing New York’s Bill Russell and Red Faber on the mound and Mays or Ruth for the locals. A Wood sale to Cleveland is denied by President Lannin who stresses no deal while noting Wood’s uncertain form and possible Boston use if healthy.
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Carrigan
Jerome Kelley
Bill
Rowland
Russell
Red Faber
Chicago
Mays
Ruth
White Sox
Lannin
Wood
Cleveland
New York
Indians
Speaker
Fohl
Boston
Senators Rally to Beat Tigers in Ninth Inning
Washington bats for Ericksen in the ninth as Vitt, Rondeau and Milan spark two-base hits. Foster and Judge add three-base hits while Henry and Cobb steal bases. Roehler and Boland defensive miscues noted. Gallia and Ericksen strong on the mound. Time 11th, 40m.
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Washington
Hyde
Vitt
Rondeau
Milan
Foster
Judge
Henry
Cobb
Secrfhe
Gharrity
Roehler
Boland
Gallia
Morgan
Roehbler
Roland
Stanage
Tumpires
Hildebrand
Evans
Detroit
Boehrer
Roland Lerickson
Morgan, Voster
Milan Ec
Judy Sheit
Shanks Lee
Sharrity
C Bare
Bee
McBride &S
Ateevenee
Heilman i
Burns
Young
Stanwye
Baker
Boehler
Erickse
Schoolboy Crews to Race on Charles River Today
The schoolboy rowing season opens on the Charles River this afternoon with Brookline High Huntington School and Noble and Greenough four oared crews meeting in a Challenge Cup leg of Harvard Invitation regatta.
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Charles River
Brookline High
Huntington School
Noble & Greenough
Three Second Crews Set To Clash Before Main River Races
The three second crews from Noble Brookline and Huntington prep before the first boats. Fours share similar trials times, with Brookline powerful and on even keel. Noble plans strong race after switching shells. Huntington seeks second place behind Brookline. Exeter beat by all three in prior meetings. draw positions may decide outcome.
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Noble
Brookline
Huntington
Huntington School
Exeter
Exonians
Phillies Take Fourth Straight From Reds In 4 3 Win
Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 as Niehoff Cravath and Whitted pace the offense with early scoring. Knetzer replaced Schulz and allowed no further runs after the first inning as Mayer Schulz and Knetzer combined for nine innings. Bancroft left with a finger injury and is expected out about two weeks.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Nihoff
Cravath
Whitted
Knetzer
Schulz
Bancroft
Schultz
Griffith
Niehoff
Newle
Hergog
Herzog
Louden
Chase
Chase. Bases On Balls—Ofm Schulz 8. Off Knetzer
Wits
Mayer
Byron and
Quigley
I. i
Byrne
Crayath
Etree
Luderus
Illifer
P Sheen
Groh
Neale
Aray
Chase Lh Bietaloa
U Griffith
Wade Killifer
Clarke
Kuetzer
Winge
St. Louis Beats Dodgers 5-4 in 10 Innings
St. Louis won a 10 inning game from Brooklyn 5 to 4 in St. Louis Missouri. Corhan started the 10th with a base on balls, advanced on errors, and scored on Butler’s sacrifice fly. Marquard gave up three runs in the first. Dell relieved and pitched well. Bescher homered, Stengel doubled, Daubert and Mowrey stole bases.
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Brooklyn
Corhan
Dell
Snyder
Myers
Butler
Marquard
Jasper
Stengel
Bescher
Daubert
Mowrey
Plauy
Miller
Louis A KE
Smith
Eve Sar
Retzel
J Bescher
Hlornsby
Wilson
Eaeveese
aButler
Ae Bales
POA
VK Myers
Ib Operens
Stenzel
Wheirt
Ui Mowrey
Baseball Schedule With Multiple Matchups Across Leagues
In the American League games feature Chicago at Boston, Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Washington, and St. Louis at Philadelphia. The National League slate includes Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, and Philadelphia at Pittsburg. Eastern League actions show Bridgeport at Worcester, New London at Portland, Springfield at Lawrence, Hartford at Lowell, and New Haven at Lynn.
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
National League
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Bridgeport
Worcester
New London
Portland
Springfield
Lawrence
Hartford
Lowell
New Haven
Lynn
Seaee
B. Attee
ST Louis
Lyon
Lowells
Charley Sherrill and peers steam toward athletic milestones
Charley Sherrill, famed Yale sprinter, headlines coverage of preparedness parades and sprinting debates. Ted Meredith may skip quarter or half events while Penn tackles looming intercollegiates. Jess Willard targets Fred Fulton, plus Shrubb and Longboat duel in five miles.
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Charley Sherrill
New York
Yale
Charley
Sherrill
Philadelphia
Quakers
Ted Meredith
Red
Pennsylvania
Meredith
Knights of St Finbar Track Meet at Russell Field Cambridge
The Knights of St Finbar host an amateur track meet at Russell Field Cambridge on May 330. Open handicap events include 100 and 440 yards one mile and three mile runs with entries to John F Clancy 200 Sixth Street South Boston. An amateur becomes a professional by receiving money for athletic ability. the test is not merely beating a professional record.
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Russell Field
Cambridge
John F. Clancy
Sixth Street
South
Boston
Ww. A. C
Johnff
Sullivan
North Abington
Mass
Guns of Colon harbor test satisfactory in Panama
The heavy battery at Colon harbor fired a test today and the result was announced as satisfactory. A further test is planned for the 14 inch guns.
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Panama
Colon Harbor
Painter of Sleeping Stabies Showcased in Sunday Post
Boston feature highlights the artist known as Stabies and his sleeping theme works. Reproductions illustrate the delicate light and muted tones that define his paintings. The piece notes forthcoming exposure and a renewed interest in his studio practice.
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Boston
Stabies
Axt S&s Law
Next Sunday Post
Braves Travel After Rain Hauls Pirates Victory at Forbes Field
In Pittsburg on May 16 a brief shower delayed start at Forbes Field denying the Braves any chance at revenge against the Pirates. The Stalling team departed for Cincinnati at 9:30 PM with little to cheer about from the stopover.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Forbes Field
Braves
Pirates
Tribe of Stallings
Cincinnati
Braves Hold Lead With Tightening Play In West
Fredy Haughton stays with his men toward a Boston return as the Braves tie Cincinnati series with Herzog Reds in four games. Stallings demands tighter pitching and the club relies on bat and fielding to stay atop the standings amid trade rumors swapping Magee for Max Carey.
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Fredy Haughton
Boston
Cincinnati
Braves
Reds
Herzog
Stallings
A. Brave
G. T. Stallings
Chicago
Fettle
Edgar Collins
Sherwood Magee
Magee
Max Carey
Pirates
Stallings and
Dreyfus
Seven Big Games Today For School Baseball Teams
Practically every school baseball squad will play this afternoon as the Suburban Mystic Valley Interurban Middlesex and South Shore leagues are active. No league has a clear champion yet as the standings remain unsettled with multiple contenders in pursuit.
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Mystic Valley
Interurban
Middlesex
South Shore
Suburban league clash highlights fall sports slate
Medford hosts Melrose High amid a tight schedule with Malden facing English High and Everett meeting Woburn. Arlington, on a nine game winning run, travels to Winchester while Exeter clashes with Holy Cross freshmen. Andover meets Cushing Academy as Groton plays Harvard freshmen with Coolidge set to pitch for Harvard.
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Medford
Melrose High
Somerville
Malden
English High
Everett
Woburn
Arlington High
Winchester
Arlington
Exeter
Holy Cross
Wonians
Andover
Igg
Cushing Academy
Groton
Harvard
Amherst Night at the Pops Promises Varied Amherst Program
The annual Amherst Night at the Pops features Amherst songs and orchestra selections. The program includes Marek Blue-White Rag, Over ture The Betrothed, Rimsky Korsakoff Cheer for Old Amherst, and Nutcracker Overture. Performers include violinist Mr Hoffman and organist Mr Marshall.
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the Pops
S. Hamilton
Meioc
Herbert Tnice
D.C. Bartlett
Pauliest
Ollege
Cy Bartlett
Alma Mater
Wari Tay
Old
B. N. Blake
Edge Kutinstein
Mr. Hoffman
Marshall Waltz
Herbert
Baseball in Brief Form TOLD IN A NUTSHELL
Rain affected several matchups with wet grounds as teams from Lynn New London Springfield Lowell Hartford Worcester and Lawrence Bridgeport faced delays and uneven playing conditions. Weather caused postponements and field readiness issues across multiple venues.
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Fieede
Lynn
New London
Springfield
Lowell
Hartford
Worcester
Lauwrence
Bridgeport
American Association Scores Snapshot
Baseball scores show Minneapolis tied to Columbus and St. Paul beating Toledo and Coli. Indiana teams Indianapolis 11, Milwaukee 4. Kansas City 7, Louisville 6.
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Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
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