American and National leagues matchups listed
The notice lists 12 upcoming baseball games across American, National and Eastern divisions. Boston plays St Louis, New York vs Cleveland, Philadelphia vs Chicago, Washington vs Detroit, Pittsburgh vs Boston, St Louis vs Philadelphia, Pittsfield vs Waterbury, Springfield vs New Haven, Worcester vs Bridgeport, and Hartford vs Providence.
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Cincinnatics
LOUIS
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Detroit
P.O
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chnafeihis
St Louis
Boston
St. Louis
Easeseeeenee Serene
National
American Association Scorescard Highlights A P A
In St Paul, the St Paul team defeated Minneapolis 5 to 1 while Kansas City beat Milwaukee 5 to 4. Columbus topped Louisville 4 to 3 and Indianapolis defeated Toledo 6 to 3, outlining a busy league scoreboard.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Local Hockey Scores Reported From Regional Games
Providence beat Hartford 4 to 2 while Springfield downed Waterbury 6 to 3 and Bridgeport overwhelmed Pittsfield 6 to 3. Worcester defeated New Haven 8 to 1 in a series of regional matchups.
Looks Soft for Newton High
As the scholastic athletic term nears its end the Greater Boston baseball scene shows Newton High and other top squads surging ahead. Local machines display class and fans can expect many stellar matchups as the season heads to its finale.
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Greater Boston
Suburban League baseball chase heats up across Boston area
The Suburban League title race tightens as Newton High extends its lead with wins while Medford climbs to runner-up. Somerville eyes third despite a postponed Malden game, threatening Everett Cambridge Latin Brookline Rindge and Malden in a potential tie.
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Boston City
Allie Dickinson
Newton High Ball Club
Garden City
Newton
Medford
Everett
Cleo O’donnell
Somerville Bunch
Somerville
Malden
Cambridge Latin
Brookline
Rindge
Brookline High
Rindge Tech and Newton High Clash at Claflin Field
Local prep slate features Rindge Tech meeting Newton High on Claflin Field in Newtonville with both teams seeking a decisive victory. Somerville High faces Malden High at Malden athletic field with the outcome likely shaping league standings. Roxbury tin versus Browne and Nichols goes off at Nichols Field in Cambridge with fans hoping a tight contest.
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aRindge Tech
Newton High
Claflin Field
Newtonville
A Somerville High
Malden High
Malden
Roxbury Tin
Browne and Nichols
Nichols Field
Cambridge
Boston Highs Face City Championship Clash Tomorrow
Boston English High and Mechanic Arts High meet in the sole city series clash as English seeks its first league win while M A H 8. nine appears weak. The week also features three Boston District High School League games with Mahoney starring for West Roxbury. Boston Latin vs Brookline High offers a Suburban vs Boston school showdown.
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Boston English High
Mechanic Arts High
Boston
English
Mahoney
West Roxbury
Boston Latin
Brookline High
Cornell to Meet Princeton in Sat Rowing Races
Ithaca N Y May 18 Cornell will test rowing status in varsity and freshman races against Princeton on Cayuga Lake next Saturday May 24 as part of Spring Day carnival The Princeton races will be the only contests for the Ithaca crews this year.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Cornell
Princeton
Cayuga Lake
Union Made Cigars Promoted by Cigar Makers' Union
The Union Cigar Label is praised as a mark of quality and value for Union-Made Cigars. With tax increases, smokers prefer the blue label and retailers note strong demand, stock, and rapid sales. The Cigar Makers' Union thanks the public for appreciation of skilled workmanship.
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Union Cigar Makers
Cigar Makers’ Union
Imemational Union of America
CCAR
Waracer
W. Rherica
Gef
Willard seeks extended reporting date for Dempsey bout
Toledo May 18 Jess Willard heavyweight champion asked Tex Rickard for extra time to report for training in Los Angeles to settle business before training for the July 4 title defense against Jack Dempsey. Rickard approved but set May 24 as the expected reporting date. A boxing observer hailed Willard’s potential victory as surpassing praise given to Corbett Fitzsimmons and Jeffries.
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Toledo
Ohio
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Los Angeles
Rickard
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Jess
Dempsey Versus Willard Put to Test by Expert Analysis
A boxing analysis compares Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard, rating Dempsey as the more experienced, faster, and harder hitting fighter. It weighs Willard’s youth against Dempsey’s proven power and distance judgment, noting Dempsey’s edge among modern heavyweights and speculating on outcomes against historic champs.
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Dempsey
Willard
Horton Law
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Sharkey
Maher
Rublin
Kid McCoy
Miske
Cubs Shuffle Batting Order After Slump
The Cubs have managed 18 hits in four straight games, prompting manager Fred Mitchell to shake up the lineup. Describing the hitting as thin, Mitchell rips and reorganizes the batting order in an effort to spark the offense.
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Fred Mitchell
Fred
Walton Cruise Early Big Leagues with Braves and Cards
Walton Cruise, an outfielder, joined the Braves from the Cardinals late in 1916 and appeared in three games with St. Louis. He continued in 1917, posting a .295 batting average and .965 fielding percentage before 1918 when he was used as an additional role.
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Tribe
Louis Cardinals
Braves
Walton Cruise
Cardinals
St. Louis
Relief outfielder hits .271 in 70 games with .964 fielding
The player appeared in 70 games as a relief outfielder, posting a .271 batting average and a .964 fielding percentage.
Season Batting Card Highlights Nine Appearances
In nine games this season he appeared in three as a pinch hitter. He had 21 at bats with no runs, two hits totaling a .095 batting average. He also recorded one sacrifice, one steal, and one put-out.
Hank Gowdy Day at Braves Field Featured Hero Tribute
Arthur Duffey notes Hank Gowdy to be honored at Braves Field next Saturday May 24 while praising his wartime service. The column also covers Boston sports chatter from Yale Harvard Bowdoin and BC, with Yale’s dual meet result and Bowdoin’s Maine title triumph highlighted.
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Hank Gowdy
Braves Field
Straw
Benny
Hank
Sabbath Baseball Opens Season at Braves Field
Sunday service baseball opened the season at Braves Field with a double header before about 6000 fans. A highlight of the afternoon was a lively band concert performed by the U S S Vestal band.
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Braves Field
Army and Navy battle ends in tie as Vestal victory follows
At 1 30 p m the Army and Navy clubs split a doubleheader. Headquarters U S Navy Vestal defeated U S Vestal 16 to 11 after a 2 hour 40 minute game. Key players included Metzer Beswick Williamson Duffy and Reha for the Vestal side while Garalak Sheridan Palka and Haliman led the Army squad. Attendance reported around 6000 spectators.
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Po.a. Fifes
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Duffy
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Kinsbury
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Fareham
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Beswick
Williamson
Dooley
Fife
O'Connor
Gouville
Thornton
Trowbridge
Kingsbury
Fitzgerald
Cool Duffy
Uases
Aylesworth
Ulpire
Kelliber
Middlesex School Aims to Repeat 1918 Diamond Triumph
Middlesex School baseball, riding a strong spring run, eyes a repeat of its 1918 private school championship. The team faces Boston College High on Wednesday at Concord, Milton Academy at Milton next Saturday, and Harvard freshman at Concord on May 27.
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Middlesex School
Harvard
Boston College High School
Concord
Milton Academy
Milton
Middlesex
Middlesex School Rows for Week in Cambridge and Concord
Middlesex School in Concord will race this week with its crew teams. On Wednesday the school eight will face MIT on the Charles River in Cambridge. Next Saturday Middlesex first and second fours will compete with Exeter crews over Bateman's Pond in Concord.
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Concord
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Charles River
Cambridge
Exeter Academy
Middlesex
Bateman’s Pond
Arlington High Leads in Mystic Valley Baseball Race
Arlington High School remains in a first place tie with Watertown High in the Mystic Valley Interscholastic Baseball League after beating Winchester High at Winchester Saturday. Watertown had led briefly after defeating Melrose High in Watertown on Friday. League standings show Arlington and Watertown tied with two wins and one loss, followed by Melrose and Winchester at 0-2.
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Arlington High
Mystic Valley
Arlington High School
Watertown High School
Winchester High School
Winchester
Watertown High
Melrose High
Watertown
Preslington Bay
HDB
Third Baseman Shakeup as Austin Returns with Browns
Herman Bronkie slugged with St Louis Browns opens room for Jimmy Burke's squad as Jimmy Austin returns to third base after prior seasons of trying new men. The Browns repeatedly rotated third basemen until Austin reappears in the lineup.
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Herman Bronkie
St. Louis Browns
Jimmy Austin
Yank
Jimmy Burke
Browns
Austin
St. Louis
Lexington High to Visit Weston for Key Return Game
Lexington High School baseball has one game scheduled this week a return contest against Weston High School at Weston tomorrow afternoon. The first meeting ended in a 16 to 1 Lexington win, setting the stage for a decisive rematch.
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Lexington High School
Weston High School
Weston
Lexington Outfit
Mitchell Military Boys Meet Chelmsford In Rubber Game
Billerica May 18 The Mitchell Military Boys School baseball team will host Chelmsford High School for the rubber game tomorrow afternoon.
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Billerica
Mitchell Military Boys
Chelmsford High School
Browns Rally in Ninth Beats Sox
In St Louis on May 18 the Browns staged a ninth inning rally to defeat the Red Sox 4 to 3. Jacobson drove in two runs, Leifield earned the win as Weisman's return limited Boston to two earned runs, and Strunk and Tobin contributed key hits. The Sox squandered chances as Mays faltered late and Del Gamer and a series of miscues aided St Louis’s comeback.
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Red Sox
Jacobson
Browns
Carl Mays
Sox
Carl Weisman
Amos
Strunk
Tobin
Barry
Leifield
Amos Strunk
Sisler
Gainer
Vitt
Scott
Mays
Fanning Gerber
Boston
Billings
Weisman
Austin
Brown
Schang
Sloan
Gedeon
Jacobs
McInnis
Hooper
Sister
Wellman
Poston
Weilman
Aie
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