Red Sox Slump Deepens as White Sox Top Boston
CHICAGO May 17 The Red Sox drop to third after a fourth straight loss to the White Sox while the Tigers feared their rivals only in Chicago. Donovan’s team, bolstered by Lord Bodie Callahan and Sullivan, sees strong pitching from Chicago’s Long Scott Olmstead White and Walsh as Boston notes lively ball excuses and seeks Hall or Collins for tomorrow’s start. A Japanese baseball nine visits, entertaining Boston band spectators.
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Walsh
Harry Davis
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Amherst Beats Williams 2-1 In Baseball Thriller
Amherst defeated Williams 2 to 1 as Vernon held Williams to three hits and won support with timely offense. Partenheimer tripled and Kane followed with a single to score the go ahead run in the seventh after Burt had moved to third and Dodd scored earlier. Three base hit by Partenheimer and several stolen bases marked the game, with Otis making a sensational fifth inning running catch.
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McGraw Suspended by National League President
New York May 17 President Lynch of the National League suspended New York Club manager McGraw for three days following his trouble with umpire Finneran during the New York versus St. Louis game yesterday in the city.
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National League Today
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Finneran
Daubert Not Traded By Brooklyn Club
President Ebbetts of the Brooklyn Club said there is nothing in the report to trade First Baseman Jake Daubert to the Giants for Merkle Devlin and an outfielder.
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Jake Daubert
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Devlin
Fort Strong Seeks Away Game After Saturday Cancellation
Fort Strong, with 14 wins this season, has no game Saturday due to cancellation and seeks an away contest. Telephone contact Sergeant Sharp at Dorchester 724.
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Sharp
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U. of P Beats Holy Cross in Pitchers Battle at Franklin Field
Penn defeats Holy Cross 5 to 1 in a pitchers duel at Franklin Field. Imlay and Dunne held the opposing lineup hitless through five innings as Toomey and McNabb hit two homers for Penn. Holy Cross scored in the seventh on Matthews double and O’Brien single.
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Harvard Second Team Tops Waltham High In Ten Inning Fight
In a ten inning Soldiers Field game Harvard second team defeated Waltham High School 4 to 8. Bolton Crimson left fielder starred with two homers including the go ahead shot. Batteries Ohler Sexton Sullivan Fagan and Wilson.
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Princeton Defeats Lafayette 4 to 2 in May Match
Princeton defeated Lafayette 4 to 2 in Princeton New Jersey on May 17. The scoring sequence shows Princeton with two goals in the second period and two more in later frames, while Lafayette managed two goals. Battery players Long and Conover for Princeton and Green baum and Sterritt for Lafayette contributed to the game.
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Harvard '14 Beats Exeter in Narrow Victory
Harvard freshmen edged Exeter 5 to 3 in a May 17 game at Exeter New Hampshire. Harvard led early after Exeter errors and walks by Donovan, then held on as Exeter scored in the fifth sixth and eighth. Wilholland and Wingate starred for Harvard with key hits and defensive plays, Donovan driving in runs and Neal dating a two-base hit for Exeter. Time two hours thirteen minutes. Umpire K A Johnson.
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Bantam boxing and college distance running notes
The piece discusses Jimmy Walsh and Al Delmont in boxing with oxygen disputes, compares their chances to K O Brown and Tommy Murphy, and critiques the oxygen treatment. It also covers Dartmouth coach Harry Hillman and Cornell’s Jack Moakley as favorites, Yale’s Childs and the Crimson’s Kelley Jaques Lawless Withington as Yale-Harvard contenders in upcoming intercollegiate and Harvard Yale events.
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Kelley
Jaques
Lawless
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Syracuse Beats Harvard 5 to 3 on Soldiers Field
Syracuse defeated Harvard 5 to 3 on Soldiers Field in a tightly played game. The Crimson suffered their first loss of the season as Syracuse’s superior batting and defense kept the score close until the final out in the ninth inning.
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Syracuse Triumph Over Harvard In Tight Contest
Syracuse ace Cottrell hurled a sharp game holding Harvard scoreless until the ninth. Harvard rallied for four hits including a home run, but Syracuse answered with hits and two runs in the seventh and Reeves’ late homer to seal a 6-3 win. Kling and Schoepflin stellar on defense. Babson, Ernst shut Harvard for rest of game.
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Maine Defeats Colby In Eleven Inning Tilt
Maine beat Colby 8 to 7 in an 11 inning game at Waterville. Heavy hitting and costly errors marked the affair with both sides fielding poorly. F. Cobb, Bowker, Fulton and Bearce drove runs for Maine while Sturtevant, Tibbits and Reed contributed for Colby. Time 2h 15m.
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South Boston Night at Old Howard pays tribute to Eddie Murphy
South Boston holds a gala night at Old Howard to honor champion Eddie Murphy. Friends of the local ring artist organize a special program featuring a sketch titled A Knight of the Ring and include Brooklyn Paddy Sullivan Tom Foley Gene Macguire and others from the Peninsular district.
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Annual game ends in a dispute at Amesbury Fair Grounds
In Amesbury Massachusetts, the annual game between Amesbury and Newburyport High ended amid a dispute over an umpire’s call. With Newburyport leading 5 to 3 in the eighth, Worcester pitcher from Essex County school struck out 17 Amesbury batters as the spat disrupted play, marking a second such incident in a week.
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Local Sports Notes and Contact Details From Newton
A fragment lists contact names and addresses for information on athletics and events. It mentions Jimmy Walsh in Newton and procedures to reach the American league office at 256 Washington Street. The piece reports a disputed knockout bout Brown versus Murphy in New York and notes race opinions and fan trivia.
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