Nine Inning Commotion As Athletics Hold Pacing Pennant Lead
New York battle report notes the Athletics maintaining a steady pace for the American League pennant. Washington struggles with pitching and infield injuries, while Cleveland surprises and Boston underperforms. Birmingham earns praise for managing the club through adversity as Cleveland and Atlanta-like names appear in the pennant hunt.
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Cleveland Boys
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Lajoie
Travers Tops Metro Championship Qualifying On Staten Island
Jerome D. Travers national and metropolitan amateur golf champion led 9 rivals at Fox Hills Golf Club Staten Island with 151 total over 36 holes after a 73 first round. Walter J. Travis injured knee during practice and did not qualify for further play in the championship division.
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Jerome D. Travers
Fox Hills
Staten Island
Travers
Aecord
Walter J. Travis
White Sox Narrowly Upset Red Sox 10-9 in Chicago Thriller
Boston, led by Speaker and Engle, built a seven-run cushion only to see Chicago rally in the ninth. Benz started strong for the White Sox, but a late Boston error and a six-run Chicago burst doomed the visitors as Wood closed out the finale.
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Can You Beat It Open Basement Bargains Promise
A promotional notice asserts basement merchandise is bought openly, with no undesirables, and all wool fabrics allowed. It invites shoppers to drop in and visit the store during business hours 8 30 to 5 30.
England Polo Team Beats Piping Rock At Locust Valley Thet
England polo team outscored Piping Rock 5 38-4 to 4 1-2 in a practice match at Piping Rock Club Locust Valley N Y England leads through Captain Noel Edwards and Captain R G Ritson with Beadlestone Freake von Stade and Agassiz among the Piping Rock players The match featured periods with goals by Cheape Edwards and Miller and a late Long Island tally
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Leslie St. G. Cheape
Noel Edwards
R. G. Ritson
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E. D. Miller
R. L. Agassiz
Cheape
Edwards
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Lockett
Freake
Long Island
Beadleston
Senators Tie in Ninth Beat Naps in Tenth
Washington won the game in the tenth, scoring two runs on Milan and Morgan hits, a Gregg wild throw, and a sac fly. Williams tied it in the ninth with a pinch hit homer driving in two. Walter Johnson relieved and shut Cleveland in the tenth. Kahler yielded two hits through seven. Shanks doubled and Henry scored on a sun misplay. Sherstop Chapman handled ten chances errorless.
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Morgan
Gregg
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Kahler
Shanks
Henry
Sherstop Chapman
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Hamilton Holds Yankees To One Hit In St Louis Victory
In St. Louis on May 21 Hamilton pitched brilliantly and fielded flawlessly to defeat the New York Yankees 5 to 0. The visitors managed only a single hit and one baserunner to second base. Williams doubled in Shotton to start the scoring, followed by a Shotton double and singles by Johnston and Pratt in the sixth. Three more singles in the seventh completed the scoring for the locals. Cree’s seventh inning hit off the Yankees’ pitcher was their only hit. The wagons once stored for winter have been removed signaling approaching summer.
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Speke
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Fournier
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Brief
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Pratt
Cree
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Ro Pratt
Austin
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Agnew
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Walter
Hartzell
Chase
Ener
Sweeney
Eevee
Midkiff
McKechnie
Ford
aSterrett
Gossip for Motorists Highlights from 1920s auto racing and racing figures
Frank Owen and Ed Killian now pitch for Studebaker Detroit in the Manufacturers' league. Joe Dawson predicts a winning car will not exceed 80 mph this year. Marmon Wasp set a 74.6 mph first Indy race average. National previously 78.72 mph. Cook lubricant demo at Chandler Farquhar. AAA blocks Gumpertz May Brighton Beach meet and delays Oldfield Bakersfield record pending timing device approval.
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Chicago White Sox
Ed Killian
Detroit Club
Studebaker Automobile
Detroit
Joe Dawson
Indianapolis
Contest Board
American Automobile Association
S. W. Gumpertz
Brighton Beach
Barney Oldfield
Bakersfield
Boxing card features McGoorty vs Houck in Boston 12 rounds
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh and Leo Houck of Lancaster headline a 12 round middleweight bout at Atlas A A show next Tuesday in Boston. Houck returns to Boston for the first time since last May and may arrive with McGoorty set to box Frank Klaus in Pittsburg Saturday. Semi final pits Terry Brooks against Frankie Mack in an eight round bout. prelims are not yet arranged.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Leo Houck
Lancaster
Penn
Atlas A. A
Houck
Boston
Buck Crouse
McGoorty
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
Terry Brooks
New York
Frankie Mack
Beachmont
Baseball and Concerts at Fort Banks Harbor Soldiers
Through arrangements by Captain Gel laston and Sergeant Gainer, baseball games and band concerts will be held on Saturdays during June and July at Fort Banks Winthrop. A strong fort team has eight games played and remains undefeated.
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Winthrop
Nat Herreshoff Declines 1914 Defender Design Role
Bristol Rhode Island May 21 Nat Herreshoff designer and builder of past America's Cup defenders has tentatively declined to enter the design competition for the 1914 defender. The decision was conveyed to Harold S Vanderbilt Oliver Iselin Jr and Amos Johnston of New York during their recent visit.
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R. I
Nat” Herreshoff
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Harold S&. Vanderbilt
Oliver Iselin, Jr
Amos Johnston
New York
Yachtsmen Seek New Defender After Bristol Builder Conference
After a Bristol builder meeting the New York yachtsmen head to Boston to discuss with B B Crowninshield the Independence design and plans to raise 80000 dollars by subscription for a new defender. Three or four other boats may enter for the honor of meeting Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger next year. Herreshoff stays noncommittal on a 750 foot racer but would back a challenger if Lipton succeeds this year. His past 20 years defenders include Vigilant Defender Columbia and Reliance.
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New York Yachtsmen
Boston
B. B. Crowninshield
Vanderbilt
Sir Thomas Lipton
Herreshoff
Holy Cross tennis team defeated by Springfield Y M C A College on Fitton Field
Springfield YMCA College defeated Holy Cross three of four matches at Fitton Field today. Matches: Smyth Holy Cross beat Springfield 6-3 6-1 5-7. Schultz Springfield beat Claffey Holy Cross 7-5 6-1 7-5. Hampton Springfield beat Kane Holy Cross 4-6 6-3 6-3. Puer Springfield beat Pronovost Holy Cross 4-6 6-0 6-1.
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Holy Cross
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Chapter
Springfield
Schultz
Claffey
Hampton
Kane
Puer
Pronovost
Australians Draw Throngs at Longwood Tennis Meet
A large crowd watched Australian team ace A. B. Jones defeat N. W. Niles in three straight sets. Jones and S. N. Doust beat Rice and B. C. Wright in doubles. Amherst's C. L. Johnstone faces F. Cady in singles for the 1913 title after semi final wins.
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N. E
A. B. Jones
N. W. Niles
S. N. Doust
Jones
Rice
B. C. Wright
Amherst
C. L. Johnstone
F. Cady
Holy Cross Tops Wesleyan 5 4 In Close Worcester Ballgame
Holy Cross defeated Wesleyan 5 to 4 at Fitton Field in Worcester Massachusetts. The Middletown team tied the score twice as J Murray Cawley O Dwyer Saunders Metivier Wright Persons Martin Gilman contributed. Wright Darling Saunders each had two base hits. Saunders and Cawley stole a base while Stanley, Gertska Tierney and Stanley pitched. Time 2h 5m. umpires Lincoln.
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Wesleyan
Fitton Field
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J. Murray
Cawley
O'Dwyer
Saunders
Metivier
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Gilman
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Gartska
Ostergren
Lincoln
Holy Cross Wesleyan
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M’thaler
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Beeman
Murphy
W’ Chester
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Stoneham High Beats Peabody 8 to 1 on Pome Worth Street Grounds
Stoneham High School defeated Peabody High 8 to 1 yesterday afternoon on the Pome Worth street grounds in Stoneham.
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Peabody High
Pomeworth Street
Stoneham
Goodrich Tires Build a Uniform Durable Tire
Goodrich tires come in various sizes and styles for different cars and purposes, but all share the same core design. Forty-three years of experience yield a single unit through vulcanization, with rubber layers and rubber tread fused into one solid structure.
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