Sunday Baseball Game Arranged at Braves Field
A free Sunday baseball game is set for Braves Field next Sunday at 3 PM featuring Fort Warren from the harbor league against a team representing the Departments of the Northeast led by Captain J J O’Hare. The Boston National club will lend the field, gates open at 1 PM, and American league umpires may officiate.
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Department of the Northeast
J. J. O’hare
Huntington Avenue
Ban Johnson
American League
Baseball players should be drafted from shipyards says Ban Johnson
President Ban Johnson of the American League urged that players in Class A-1 who sought work in shipyards be pulled into the army. He spoke after consulting with Charles M. Schwab about the government shipbuilding program and warned that patriots aside, any in A-1 should be yanked by the coat collar and sent to cantonments for future service on the western front.
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Ban Johnson
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Charles M. Schwab
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Pirates Beat Dodgers 4 to 3 In Second Game
Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 4 to 3 as Sanders earns the win after relieving Jacobs in the first. Sanders triples with two on to drive in the winning run. Mollwitz adds insurance and Caton, Cutshaw, and others contribute.
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Brooklyn
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Jacobs
Myers
Mollwitz
A. Caton
Cutshaw
Bigbee
Schmandt
Johnston
Stengel
Krueger
Caton
Hickman
King
O'Mara
Coombs
Middlesex and Huntington Prepare for Bateman’s Pond Shell Race
Arrangements are made for a rowing match at Bateman's Pond Concord tomorrow between Middlesex School Concord first four and Huntington School Huntington second four. Huntington Oarsmen with coach will travel to Concord tomorrow morning to practice for the race.
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Huntington
Tufts Beats St Anselm 7 to 2 In Oval Showdown
Tufts College pitcher and offense overwhelmed St Anselm's on Tufts Oval with a 7 to 2 victory after St Anselm's led 1 0 until the fifth inning when Tufts tallied five runs.
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St. Anselm’s
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Tufts
Larry McLean No Big League Team This Season
Larry McLean is not in the major leagues this season and is playing independent ball in New York City. The question notes Dempsey as favored in the last bout and asks how critics viewed the result of the mill.
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Dempsey
West
Thormahlen Shuts Out Browns 1 to 0 in Pitchers Battle
New York pitcher Thormahlen kept Gallia winless again as St. Louis fell 1 to 0. Gilhooley drove in the lone run in the fifth after Peckinpaugh sac bunt, with Baker singling home the score. Gallia yielded six hits and four walks while Thormahlen struck out twice.
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Gilhooley
Peckinpaugh
Baker
Demmitt
Gerber
Austin
Pratt
Hendrix
Gedeon
Beck
Sisler
Cotter and Glynn Win Semi Final at Cabot Street Gym
Barney Cotter and Bill Glynn defeated Dave Owens and Harry McGowan in two straight games 21-19 and 21-18 in the Cabot Street gym semi finals. The final will pit Cotter Glynn against Jimmy O'Brien and Representative Driscoll with Athletic Instructor Mullen refereeing.
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Barney Cotter
Bill Glynn
Dave Owens
Harry McGowan
Cotter- Glynn
Jimmy O’brien
Driscoll
Mullen
Tufts Triumph Over St Anselm's On Fifth Inning Burst
Tufts defeated St Anselm's as a five run fifth inning capped a pitchers duel. Speare held St Anselm's to three hits while O'Brien allowed six, five in the decisive frame. Cassidy hit a three run homer and Gladue Fallon Ford Kirstein O Mara and Cassidy scored in the burst.
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O'Marra
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O'Mara
Callahan
Spear
O'Brien
Athletics Defeat Cleveland 6 to 5 in Wild Baseball Thriller
Philadelphia edged Cleveland 6 to 5 after Clarence Walker drove in the winning run in the ninth inning. The game lasted 2 hours 28 minutes with 14 errors and base running miscues, including a muff that let Cleveland tie the score. Athletics teammates Kopp and Geary, who had left the team, chose to stay after a talk with Manager Mack.
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Cleveland
Clarence Walker
Athletics
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Peters
Shannon
Williams
Wood
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Geary
Wilmington
Del
Mack
Ames Too Much for the Braves
ST. LOUIS May 16 The Cardinals defeated the Braves 2 to 1 in a pitchers’ duel. Leon Ames bested Pat Ragan allowing four hits to five. Cards used a stronger punch in the pinch to win the game.
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Braves
Cardinals
Pat Ragan
Leon Ames
Ames
Pat
Braves Faults Cost Boston In GOPesided Tilt
The Boston Braves squandered early chances as Wickland drove in the lone run with a triple but was out at the plate on Hornsby’s relay. Cards toppled the tie in the sixth with Hornsby and Snyder keying a run, Baird opening the decisive eighth on Canavan’s relief.
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Snyder
Red Smith
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Wilson
Betzel
Smith
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Baird
Koney
Hugh Canavan
Games Today American National Baseball Schedule
Detroit plays Boston and St Louis faces New York in American games. Cleveland meets Philadelphia while Chicago visits Washington. National schedule features Boston at St Louis and Brooklyn at Pittsburg. New York travels to Cincinnati and Philadelphia to Chicago.
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International League Scores and Standings
Buffalo defeats Newark 8 to 1, Binghamton tops Syracuse 2 to 0 in eight innings, Toronto and Jersey City deadlocked 5 to 5, Rochester beats Baltimore 8 to 1.
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Newark
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Syracuse
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Baltimore
Second Round Set For Lexington Golf Club Links
The season's trophy tournament moves to Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington for the second round. The event runs across six monthly rounds with afternoon play tomorrow.
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Lexington Golf Club
North Lexington
Chicago Beats Philadelphia In Late Rally For 6 5 Win
Chicago started a belated ninth inning rally as Mayer weakened and Oeschger came in with the tying run on second. Philadelphia outhit Chicago but sharp defense behind Mayer limited scoring in a 6 5 Chicago victory in Chicago.
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Tesreau Defeated As Reds Defeat Giants Again
May 16 Cincinnati gains two innings of offense against Tesreau, scoring three earned runs. Toney wins with strong support from Groh and Neale as Roush and Magee lead the hitting for the Reds.
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Harvard Tennis to Meet Holy Cross at Divinity Field
Harvard varsity tennis faces Holy Cross this afternoon at Divinity Field after a schedule shift. Harvard teams will also play Newton High School at Jarvis Field.
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Holy Cross
Divinity Field
Newton High School
Jarvis Field
Boston leader shines in first outdoor district meet
The first annual outdoor district track and field meet opened yesterday at Wood Island Park East Boston with field events. This afternoon the meet will conclude with dashes runs and hurdles.
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Boston
East Boston High Dominates Meet As Brighton Trails Far
East Boston High scored 55 1 2 points to win the meet easily, with Brighton High second at 25 1 2. West Roxbury 23 1 2, South Boston 21 1 2, Hyde Park 16 1 2, Charlestown 0. Noddle Island fields 19 in senior and intermediate divisions, 17 1 2 in junior. Duffy of Brighton won senior running broad jump 19 ft 4 in. Haywood Johnson top in senior running high jump at 5 ft 5 3 4 in.
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West Roxbury High
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Charlestown High
Noddle Island
Fred O’brien
Duffy
Haywood Johnson
White Sox win in 11 innings 4 to 2
Chicago defeats Washington 4 to 2 in 11 innings in the second straight extra game. Danforth pitched well for Chicago after Benz faltered in the first. Washington’s offense managed limited rallies as Chicago held errorless defense for 29 innings in the series.
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Washington
Chicago
Benz
Danforth
Southern Association Scores From Tuesday Play
Mobile beat Chattanooga 8 to 2, Little Rock defeated Atlanta 6 to 3, Memphis routed Birmingham 8 to 0. New Orleans Nashville game on wet grounds noted without result.
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Chattanooga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Wet Grounds
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