Indians Rally Past Red Sox 6-5 at Fenway in Tight Finish
In a weather-scarce Boston game, Cleveland defeated Boston 6 to 5 as Miller homered and Wood drove in three. Leonard started for Cleveland. Ensmann struggled for the Sox before Coumbe finished.
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Joie Ray to challenge Norman Taber mile pace record
Arthur Duffey notes plans for Joie Ray to attempt the mile pace record at Stadium on June 8. He mentions other track and boxing figures and college teams drawing attention for upcoming events and matches.
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Five mile handicap race at Riverside Recreation Ground
Watertown Arsenal A A sponsors a five mile handicap race on Memorial Day at Riverside Recreation Ground. Entry blanks available from W J Ahern, Watertown Arsenal. The debate on grass versus cinder tracks is touched on alongside Joe Wood’s 1917 Cleveland sale and pitching return prospects.
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Turner to Meet George Robinson in 12 Round Bout
Pittsfield May 21 Chief Clay Turner of New York the Indian light heavyweight and George Robinson of Boston have been matched for a 12 round bout before the Twentieth Century A C here June 3 and have posted forfeits for their appearance. Turner went 15 rounds in Bridgeport last week with Harry Greb. Robinson is a colored boxer who recently defeated Kid Norfolk.
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Reds and Braves clash as Nehf yields in big inning
Cincinnati wins 7 to 4 as Art Nehf is hit hard in a seven-run third inning. Brooklyn beats Chicago 1 to 0 behind Jack Coombs strong pitching and Krueger Olson offense. Krueger delivers the only tying run and Krueger also stars in the decisive moments.
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Reds Rally Over Braves In Seven-Run Inning
Cincinnati and Boston clash with mixed fielding as Nehf and Bressler work. Reds surge in the second inning with a string of nine hits and errors fueling a seven-run burst, then hold on as both sides commit miscues. Sherry Magee clashed with umpire Moran and was ejected, while Red Smith fails to connect at bat in his first Western tour game since.
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Giants Shell Cardinals 2 0 In St Louis
New York pitchers held St Louis to no runs as the Giants earned a 2 to 0 victory. Holke and Rodriguez delivered the decisive hits in the fifth inning, driving in the two runs on a triple and a single.
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Browns victory forces run in ninth to beat Washington
With two outs in the ninth Shaw drew a bases loaded walk to force home the deciding run as St. Louis defeated Washington 4 to 3 in the second game of the series.
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Quincy High Defeats Hingham 8–4 in Stolen Rally
Quincy High beat Hingham High 8 to 4 after trailed early. Captain O'Brien homered in the sixth inning sparking a four run rally that put Quincy ahead for good and sealed the win at home.
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Byrne Joins St Paul After Herndon Release
St Paul manager Milk Kelley announced the release of third baseman Herndon to New London in the Eastern league. Bobby Byrne, formerly with Pittsburg, will take over third base for St Paul.
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Sports Card Schedule Pairs Cities Across Regions
NATIONAL and AMERICAN matchups list Cleveland Boston Chicago New York Detroit Philadelphia St. Louis Washington Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago New York St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburg.
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Southern Association Scores From Last Night
Chattanooga defeated Birmingham 2 to 0 while Mobile beat New Orleans 1 to 0. Little Rock routed Memphis 6 to 4 and Nashville won over Atlanta 7 to 1.
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Syracuse Edges Jersey City in Extra Innings
In a 10 inning International League game Syracuse defeats Jersey City 2 to 1. Rochester shuts out Newark 2 to 0 while Toronto beats Baltimore 10 to 4 and Binghamton tops Buffalo 5 to 1.
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Milwaukee Defeats Louisville 4 0 in American Association
Milwaukee blanks Louisville 4 to 0 as Columbus St Paul game is postponed due to rain. Milwaukee pitchers combine for shutout while Louisville falls short. Columbus and St Paul inclement weather delay scheduled play.
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Bates Sweeps Singles and Doubles in Maine Tennis Meet
In the Maine intercollegiate tennis tournament Bates player Pates swept both singles and doubles events. Purington of Bates beat Stearns of Bowdoin 6 2 6 2 5 0 in singles, and with Powers defeated Chin and Stearns Bowdoin 6 3 6 3 6 1 in doubles.
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Boston High School Track Meet Opens At Wood Island Park
The 10th annual meet launches today with trials in all running events at Wood Island Park. Notable heats feature Kennedy of Latin, Colvin of Commerce, and Nolan of East Boston competing for qualifying places in the 220-yard trials.
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Freburg Introduces New Hold Against Zbyszko
Freburg shows a new legitimate submission he claims to be deadly as Gotch’s toe hold. Zbyszko remains unfazed but Cowley notes he may seek an alibi before their Grand Opera House match tomorrow night. Joe Coffey, Freburg’s manager, asserts the move is fair game and will be applied in the bout.
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May Stop Use of Fuel Oil for Yachts
The fuel administration debates prohibiting private yachts from using fuel oil for the war duration. About 300 steam driven yachts and 1000 gasoline boats would be affected, with hundreds already turned over by owners to the government.
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