Red Sox Face Brownies in Rubber Game at Fenway
Boston and St Louis Browns meet for the decisive game of the rain‑delayed series. Pitching staff shows improvement after a weather layoff, with Pennock set to face Cleveland left handers and a rested Quinn needing time off between starts.
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Rumored deal to add steam to Red Sox lineup
Baseball men say a deal is brewing with Bob Meusel potentially leaving the Yankees. Whitey Witt has thrived in a new uniform as a reliable hitter and fielder, reducing Meusel’s value. Red Sox plans remain unsettled according to the rumor.
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Boston outfielder shines on bases and in outfield
The Boston squad relies on a fast outfielder who may see most action as a base runner. Joe Harris shifts from outfield to first base due to a sore elbow and will pinch hit briefly. George Burns replaces him at first and is expected to boost the lineup.
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Babe Ruth Seeks Return to Play as Yankees Sellout Fanfare
United News reports Babe Ruth plans to resume activities after applying to Judge Landis. The Yankees sold out Polo Grounds for Saturday’s first game with the Browns, while fans jam West 42nd Street awaiting tickets, and police intervened to ease the crowd control. Ruth has trained at the Polo Grounds and weighs in post tonsiIectomy amid fan fervor.
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East Boston Bouts Sac Sacred Heart A C Results
East Boston amateur boxing results list winners by weight class. Ted Logan defeated Tim Roche in 112 pounds, Joe Burke beat Costello at 126, Sardello won by default at 135, Chet Sears defeated Pat Austin at 147, Tom Curley beat Tom Miller at 160, all in three rounds.
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Home Run Hitters in Yesterday's National League Games
Yesterday's National League games produced a list of home run hitters. The season totals for each player are summarized, highlighting players with multiple dives into the stands and notable performances across divisions.
Braves Placed in Pieces as Slump Hits Giants and Ninth District
The column notes the Braves slumping with talk of a sharp decline while the Giants stumble. It mentions Will Hays leading a controversial league, and jokes about the Dempsey Carpentier fight and other era sports chatter from 1922. Roger Peckinpaugh’s status is clarified.
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Babe Ruth suspension noted as 38 days ends soon
Arthur Duffey comments on Babe Ruth suspension and hopes Judge Landis will not require reinstatement delays. The piece also discusses Worcester intercollegiate events, long distance running trends, Dempsey boxing rumors, and Cornell and California track hopes with Coach Christie.
Clarification on Thormahlen Boston Players and Henigan Marathon Cite
The record confirms Herb Thormahlen did not play for the St. Louis Americans. He pitched for the Red Sox in 1921 and for the New York Yankees from 1917 before joining the locals. Jim Henigan led approaching Coolidge Corner in the Boston Marathon, with Tom Henigan near Boston.
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Yale Tap Day Honors Charity Luckey Leads Skull and Bones
Rain-dampened Yale Tap Day honors juniors for senior society elections. Charles P. Luckey of New Haven tapped for Skull and Bones. Ralph E. B. Jordan of Bangor captains football next fall. Maxwell E. Foster of Boston also elected. Wolf's Head and Elihu Club selections include Weyland F. Vaughan and others.
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Amherst Williams Game Called In Rain At One One
Amherst and Williams baseball contest halted in the fourth inning with the score tied 1 to 1 due to rain.
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Robins Win on Smiths Muff
Brooklyn wins 7 to 5 in St. Louis as Griffith misplays a fifth inning line drive by Smith, allowing two go-ahead runs. Vance pitches seven innings for the win. Pertica and Barfoot also used. Ainsmith homers, Wheat and Ruether collect two-base hits.
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Browne and Nichols Oarsmen Win Harvard Regatta
Browne and Nichols crews swept the Harvard Rowing Association races on the Charles. In schoolboy first fours Browne and Nichols led Rindge Tech by two feet while Noble and Greenough beat Cambridge Latin for third. Tabor’s stroke collapsed and fell overboard. In second schoolboy fours Browne and Nichols led by a length and a half over Cambridge High and Latin with Tabor third and Rindge fourth. Rindge’s oarlock broke and he jumped overboard taking his oar. Open Harvard singles were won by E. D. Emerson. The first doubles went to Moore and Mitchell, the second was a dead heat between Barkalow and Conover and Brander and Wells.
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Browns optimistic after stumble in pennant chase
manager Lee Fohl expresses confidence in the St. Louis Browns as they push for second place in the American League. He notes strong pitching from Shocker Davis Van Gilder and Bayne and heavy hitting from Sisler Williams Tobin Jacobson Severeid plus McManus and Pillette. He warns the Yankees will be tough with Babe Ruth and Meusel, cites Detroit and Cleveland as threats, and praises Connie Mack's Athletics for rising form at Shibe Park.
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Schaefer Retains Balk Line World Title In Easy Win
In Chicago on May 18, Jake Schaefer defeated Welker Cochran 1500 to 1383 to defend his balk line billiards world title. Schaefer won the final block 600 to 414 and now faces Roger Conti in the fall. High runs reached 166 by Cochran and 202 over three nights by Schaefer.
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Middlesex School to Play Harvard Second Team
The Middlesex school baseball nine will host Harvard University second team on the Middlesex diamond in North Concord next Wednesday afternoon May 24 acuerdo.
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