Fourth Day Of Market Reaction Signals Cautious Outlook
The market enters a fourth straight day of declines after a sharp rise last week. Steel common falls nearly six points from its high while Baldwin recovers some, and Republic Steel drops about ten points. News on United Shoe Machinery and Waltham Watch reports tempers moves as traders question sustained gains and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Republic Tron & Steel
United Shoe Machinery
Shoe Machinery Annual
Steel
Can
New Haven
Julian Will Meet Socco in Friday Night Boxing Card
The Commercial A. C. card lists Kid Julian of Rochester N Y vs Young Socco of East Boston in a 12 round main bout. Semi final pairs Kid Henry Newark N J and Chick Hayes. Preliminaries feature Freddie Webb Weymouth vs Mike Castle Lawrence and Chick Miller South End against Battling Morris Boston.
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A. C
Kid Julian
Rochester
N. Y
Young Socco
East Boston
Johnny Dundee
White
Kid Henry
Newark
N. J
Chick Hayes
Freddie Webb
Weymouth
Mike Castle
Lawrence
Chick Miller
South End
Battling Morris
Boston
Charley Kid Dyson
Battling Norris
West End
N. Sue
Vic Chick Hayes
Navy Yard
Sailor Sacco
Neponset Boy Dies in Training Camp at Camp Mills
Robert H. Knox aged 24 of Neponset died at Camp Mills Mineola L I from pneumonia after months of training with a St. Louis machine gun company. He was the son of Robert W. Knox of 35 Port Norfolk Street and brother of Sirgeant Clayton L. Knox in the Coast Artillery at Fort Andrews. Funeral services set for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Camp Mills
Mineola
L. I
Robert H. Knox
St. Louis
Robert W. Knox
Port Norfolk Street
Neponset
Sir
Geant Clayton L. Knox
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Andrews
Bond market shows mixed yields across NY 5s and 4s
Readable fragments list multiple bond issues and quotes from Midvale Steel NY Cent debentures to Pennsylvania RR and NY Gas EL HS and other rails. Several 5s and 4s trade near 97 to 98 with various 7.8 8.1 percent yields and old issue dates, reflecting a fragmented market snapshot.
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Midvale Steel
Cate
Tiga
N . Cen
Ches & O
Ny & NJ Te
SB Ak
Caren Ae i
Graas
As Bock
Bux
M & St
North ‘Pacific
Pacific G&e Ds
Hic Union
Penn Gal
Boerne
Riv & Gulf
Ees Am
Iy Bag Ce Hehrs
Istl&sf
Fud & Man Ei
Ene
Seab Air Life
Tudson & Man
Bord
Sak Warrats
Bess City of Lyons
Icreale Riek
Reterics Oidg
Cuba
Gt Brit
M Steel
India Steel
Marine
Sis
B.S
Vadf
Brown
Bro & Co Etfs
É Bees Ik
White Sox beat Highlanders 6 to 2 in New York
Chicago White Sox win their first game of the season in New York defeating the Yankees 6 to 2. Left-hander Williams held New York to six hits as Chicago bunched 19 through four innings. Williams, Peckinpaugh, Bodie and others contributed runs while Love took the loss.
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New York
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Williams
Chicago
Love
Morridge
Saicaro
Oyro
Ee Mee Sork
McMullin
BE. Collins
Felsch
Weaver
Schalk
Peckinpaugh
Bodie
E. Collins
Miller
Hannah
MecMullin
J. Collins
Beck
Baker
Gandil
Russell
Mogridge
Eastern League umpires named for opening games
Umpires for the Eastern Baseball League were announced in Hartford. Joseph Daly of St. Louis Edward McBride of Jersey City Frank Brown of Pittsburg and Thomas Kelly of Brockton Mass were assigned for the opening games on May 22 Daly at New Haven McBride at New London Brown at Springfield and Kelly at Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Browns Beat Senators 4 2 in Shocker Farewell Game
Urban Shocker pitched St. Louis to a 4 to 2 victory over Washington in his farewell game before joining the army. Gedeon led the offense with three hits, driving in three runs as St Louis built a lead and Washington used 13 players in the effort.
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Washington
Urban Shocker
St. Louis
National Army
Gedeon
Po.a. Shotton
Lavan
Milan
Shanks
Judgarb
Morgan
Foster
Ainsmith
A Schulte
Casey.c
Harper
Yingling
Tobin
Sister
Gerber
Judge
Austin
Smith
Nanamaker
Shotton
Sisler
Shocker
Craft
Italy Hosts First Public Baseball Game in Rome
In Rome on Sunday May 19 the Italian crowd witnessed Italy’s first public baseball game between aviation corps teams from the American army and navy. The American army aviation team won 11 to 3 before a large international audience including Ambassador Page, the American Red Cross, and Italian military and naval officers.
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Rome
Italy
Navy
Page
American Red Cross
Milton Academy Tennis Beats Boston High 5-0 at Home
Milton Academy's tennis team hosted Boston High School of Commerce and won easily 5 to 0 on their Milton Academy courts yesterday. The sweep showcased strong performances across all singles and doubles matches.
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Milton Academy
Boston High School of Commerce
Babe Ruth Stricken in Drug Store
Big Babe Ruth star southpaw of the Red Sox will miss baseball tags for a week at least after being stricken in a drug store.
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Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Ruths illness suspends opening game start
Ruth was set to start the opening game versus the Indians but fell ill in a drug store and was taken to the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary for an infection of the throat. Manager Barrow could not say when he would return to the uniform as fever and edema of the larynx keep him from playing for about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackling-Hayden Porphyry
Utah
Chino, Bay
Nevada Consolidated
China
Ray
Chino
Nevada
Ruth
Indians
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Barrow
Sinn Feiners Appeal to U. S. Mission in Ireland Visit
American labor delegation in England meets Sinn Fein leaders in Ireland during a three day tour. The group, including Martin F. Ryan and Agnes Nestor, aims to view the Irish question impartially while Sinn Fein leaders, led by Father Offanagan, await a new president. Professor John MacNeill, once Irish National Volunteers chief, remains unarrested and moderates views.
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England
Sinn Fein
Ireland
London
Martin F. Ryan
E. D. McCormick
William H. Johnson
Chester M. Wright
Agnes Nestor
John MacNeill
The
National University
Irish National Volunteers
John Dillon
MacNeill
St. Patrick’s Day
de Valera
Father Offanagan
Horace Plunkett
Zbyszko Training at Great Neck L I
Waldek Zbyszko trains at Great Neck New York ahead of a Grand Opera House match against John Freburg. Promoter Joe Coffey says Freburg’s new holds will help him topple the Pole in Thursday night bout.
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Waldek Zbyszko
John Freburg
Grand Opera House
Great Neck
L. I
Joe Coffey
Chicago
Freburg
Evans Chosen Harvard Ball Nine Captain
Lee Evans left fielder and lead off man on the Harvard varsity team is named captain for the remainder of the season succeeding Bobby Cross who left college to attend the fourth officers training school Evans is in his first year as a varsity player.
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Lee Evans
Harvard
Crimson
Bobby Cross
Officers’ Training School
Evans
County Dog Officers Favored by Senate
The Senate on motion of Senator Hobson overturned the adverse report of the committee on ways and means on the bill for appointing county dog officers to enforce dog laws. The amendment increases the powers of current county officers and a new draft will be offered for committee approval.
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Tne Senate
Hobson
Committee On Ways On Means
Australia to Charter American Vessels for Wheat Exports
Melbourne May 2 The Commonwealth decides to charter American vessels to transport wheat to the United States in response to a U S request.
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Melbourne
Australia
United States
Commonwealth
Boxing Gossip Foreshadows Boston Armory A A Tourney
The Boston boxing scene reports a packed Armory A A tourney with multiple six and ten round bouts. Freddie Webb versus Mike Castle and Charley Kid Dyson versus Battling Norris headline a card, while plans loom for Dyer forfeit issues and potential for-scratch moves by promoters.
Shubert Dominates Lewis in Chelsea Boxing Showdown
Al Shubert of New Bedford defeated Gussie Lewis of Philadelphia at the Douglas A. C. of Chelsea after solving Lewis' attack by the fifth round. The bout followed other matches where Walter Bartlett beat Alger, Kid Lee defeated Johnnie Grey, and Young Sullivan drew with Young Brusso in six rounds.
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Gussie Lewis
Philadelphia
Douglas A. C
Chelsea
al Shubert
New Bedford
Shubert
Lewis
Walter Bartlett
Alger
Kid Lee
Johnnie Grey
Young Sullivan
Beverly
Young Brusso
Revere
Harvard 1921 Tennis Team Dominates Brookline High
The Harvard 1921 tennis team defeated Brookline High School at Divinity Field courts winning all five matches. Crimson freshmen swept three singles contests and two doubles as Brookline failed to win any match in the afternoon play.
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Harvard
Brookline High School
Divinity Field Courts
Brookline
Crimson
No Debate on L Bill Passes in House
The Boston Elevated Railway Company service-at-cost bill passed the House without debate after both branches had acted to engross it.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Radios Beat Harvard 16 to 8 In Naval Radio School Game
The United States Naval Radio School defeated Harvard 16 to 3 at Soldiers Field in the second game of the year. O Keefe, Harvard ace pitcher, exited in the sixth after being battered by the sailors. Johnson held the radios in check after his entrance, while Edwards left the mound in the fifth. The Radio team collected 18 hits to Harvard 14.
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Harvard
United States Naval Radio School
Soldiers Field
Sailors
Crimson
O’keefe
Johnson
Crimson Artillery
Edwards
Lexington High to Play Mitchell Military on Athletic Field
The Lexington High School nine will face Mitchell Military Academy this afternoon at the Lexington Athletic Field.
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Lexington High School
Mitchell Military Academy
Lexington
Pirates Triumph Over Phillies 5-1 at Forbes Field
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia Nationals 5 to 1 as Cooper holds the visitors to one run in the sixth inning. Prendergast started for Philadelphia and was pulled in the fifth. Watson finished, allowing two home-team hits. Measured offense yields a win with strategic miscues and key hits.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia Nationals
Forbes Field
Cooper
Tig
Prendergast
Philadelphia
Watson
Luderus
Bigbee
Mollwitz
Hinchman
McGaffigan
Bancroft
Cutshaw
Meusel
Carey
McKechnie
fir—Carey
Caton
Watsor
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Waltham Watch Annual Report
Waltham Watch Company
Porphyry
Julian
Socco
White Sox
Highlanders
Po.a. AB
A. Lethold
Gilb’ley
M'’Mullin
Marsans
E.collins
Peck'ugh
Is Baker
Pratt
Pipp
J.collins
Bchalk
Browns
Senators
ABBH
Hendryx
Nun'aker
Milton Beats Commerce
DE Thehem
Ibernadl
Brookline Ave
U. S
Senate
Billy Henderson
Eddie Shevlin
Fred Dyer
Henderson
Armory A. A
Dyer
Mel Coogan
Charley White
Arena
Duke Kelly
Charley Kid Thomas
Terry Brooks
Thomas
Brooks
Kelly
Harry Wills
Panama
Langford
Wills
Kid Norfolk
Boxing Commission of
Wisconsin
Ritchie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Dream City
Joe Welling
Soldiers’ Fund
Mitchell
Sally Burns
Jack Taylor
Atlanta
Sam Hollis
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jeff Clarke
Joplin, Mo
New Orleans
Pete Hartley
Johnny Buckley
Tommy Elems
Packey Hommey
Larry Burns
South Boston
Larry
Panama Joe Gans
Joe Rivers
Majestic Theatre
D. W. Griffith
France
Hearts OF the World
Red Cross War Fund
Wehsise
Remon Heatrenry
W. Sava Saucy
LE Head A
Ten Eyck
Weilly
Hugh Herbert
Joe Towle
Lillian Fitzgerald
Kenny
Nobody
H K & Mack
Hart & Dymond
Mitchell & King
Rita Mario
Rea Gane
Cocusi
Rex Beach
GEO. Webb & CO
Bonfire OF Old Empires
Sennett
Hilton & Rogers
Kitner, Hawkesley & McClay
Red & Blondy
ARE Reynolds Florence Mills
Bowdoin Cotiinetis
Freedom of the World
Elsie Ferguson
Jennie Cushing
Eugene Walter
Billy West
Globe Centincon
Chaplin
Hart
Douglas Fairbanks
Madge Kennedy
Kitty Gordon
Mats
Wed
Oliver Morosco
Charlotte Greenwood
Miroslava
Friend & Downing
Mack Sennett
Dorothy Dalton
Marcella
Irene Castle
Douglas ‘Fairbanks
Mr. Fix-It
Cabarlie Chaplin
the Adventurer
Copley Square
Exeter
Billie Burke
Burt Lyttell
Mr. Fix- It
Florence Reed
elAtatNa
Waldra
Fred — Trwitn Sfc
Otra
Sy Chai Ie
Lee Kiddies
Harold Lockwood
Charles Ray
Doug. Fairbanks
Sel Drew
Price
John Hunter Booth
Ve Wilbur
Wtisdon
Mats Wed
Lewis B. Ely
Naval School
Lexington Today
Pirates
Phillies
Po.a
Rigbee
Dilhoefer
Nie
Whitted
Archer
Ren'gast
Charles Denby
Merrimac Cigar Co., Distr
Milk St
Untington
Ieee
Wg S
Tnd
Acircus & Nations
Dors
Poors Lopen
Beanie
Hallet & Davis Piano Co
Boylston &T
Boston Opera House
ALL Star
Geo. Arliss
Geo. M. Cohan
Mrs. Fiske
Julia Arthur
James K. Hackett
Helen Ware
James T. Powers
Beryl Mercer
0. P. Heggie
George MacFarlane
Eleanora de Cisneros
Burr McIntosh
Laurette Taylor
H. B. Warner
Chauncey Olcott
Second Red Cross War Fund
Herrisk’s & Red Cross
Common
Man
Ply
Direction Messrs
OPLEY
Tony
Henry Jewett
Charley’s Aunt
Filene’s
Jordan
Beatrice
Iams
Silenc
Geo. Walsh
St James
Howard
Constance Talmadge
Sallie
Liberty Welles
Billy
Gregan
Spencer
Fred
Binder
Omething
Dorothy Phillips
Nautical Banjo Orchestra
ERE
NY Hall
Barvard
Joss
USA
Gerard
Tremont Temple
Fenway Park
Cleveland
Shuman
National Aniline & Chemical Co., Inc
High Street
Maas
Jordan Marsh Company
Grand Central Palace
New York City
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