Italian Sprinter Meets Anzac Star at New England Cycle Track
Nat Butler opens a $100000 bike track in New England with a gala night of races. The card features Italian champion Adonna, Swiss champ Oscar ez, and Philadelphia rider Charles Chapman in a 25 mile contest. Also on track are Orlando and Italy against Alex MacBeth, touted as Australia’s fastest rider. A record crowd is expected with double ticket offices and 400 parking spaces.
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Nat Butler
New England
Adonna
Oscarez
Charles Chapan
Philadelphia
Orlando
Italy
Alex MacBeth
Australia
Downes to Return in Syracuse Bout With Willie Jackson
Johnny Downes set for a second Syracuse appearance on May 2 against Willie Jackson of New York. Jackson aims to top Downes after Downes floored Nick Michaels in a 10 round win two weeks earlier. Matchmaker Jack Lewis calls the pairing a top attraction and expects the year's best crowd. Downes trains at Diamond Hill in preparation.
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Syracuse
Downes
Nick Michaels
Iit
Willie Jackson
New York
Jack Lewis
Johnny
Diamond Hill
Harvard Freshmen to Face Yale Yearlings in Stadium Duel
Harvard 1923 track team meets Yale yearlings at 3 PM on Stadium cinders. Captain Kennedy leads 83 entries against Yale Tigers numbering 87. Cambridge freshmen seek revenge after last Saturday's Cambridge loss in New Haven.
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Harvard
Yale
Kennedy
Crimson
Tiger Cubs
Cambridge
New Haven
Tigers
Chisox Rally Triumph Over Washington in Pitchers Duel
Chicago scored nine runs on errors and hits as Kerr earned the win over Shaw. Key players included Judge Weaver Gharrity Rice and E Collins with multi base hits. Kerr struck out two as Washington failed to capitalize with timely hits.
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Murphy
J. Collinge
Payne
Schacht
Snyder
Courtney
Shaw
Chicago
Washington
Judge
Weaver
Gharrity
Rice
E. Collins
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Kerr
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Brown and Tech Triumph in New England Intercollegiate Trials
Brown and Tech led the New England intercollegiate championships at Tech Field Cambridge, qualifying 15 and 12 respectively with Bowdoin, Boston College, Wesleyan, Williams also advancing. Finals eye bright as BC, Williams and Wesleyan boosted by strong trials, while Brown and Tech face competitive field in sprint and distance events with notable performances from Forstall, Driscoll, King, and Pratt among others.
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Tech
Tech Field
Cambridge
Brunonians
Engineers
Bowdoin
Boston College
Wesleyan
Williams
Trinity
New Hampshire State
Holy Cross
Tufts
Colby
C. W. Forstall
C. D. Lee
Amherst
Bobby Blair
Jake Driscoll
Driscoll
H. E. Pratt
Maine
Murphy
Forstall
Tom King
Gordon Nightingale
H. C
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E. M. Murphy
R.S. Baker
Bates
Richmond
O. L. Bartles
C. J. O’leary
Thomas King
R. C. Stimson
G. T
J. Sullivan
FE. L. Robinson
Middlebury
R.H. Nichols
Tom Dignan
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D. Mullen
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R. H. Clark
P. D. Ash
G. C. Ames
Kimball
F. L. Raymond
KB. Illms
R. H. Andresen
A. Ronoen
N. H. State
Sawyer
A. H. Chapin
S. M. Cook
J. West
Sheldon
Carter
J. W._ Kellar
R. H. Nichols
BH. Ellins
A. H. Sawyer
New Zeas State
A. Ferris
Harvard
A. F. Bain
Cc. Ames
J Dempsey
J. A. Conover
M. J. Williams
A. O. Castle
M. N. Bellerose
Cards Take Philadelphia in St. Louis Series
St Louis won 5 to 1 over Philadelphia to take three of four. Three hits and two runs off Smith in the seventh inning helped the visitors, while umpire Hart ejected Rixey after he threw his bat following a hit by pitch. Luderus was ordered from the field in the ninth for disputing a called strike.
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Philadelphia
Smith
Hart
Rixey
Luderus
R. Miller
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Stengel
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J. Miller
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Witherow
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Bourveau
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Fournier
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Four Stars Combat for Golf Title
Open golf tournament at the Country Club produces tight matches with upsets. George Aulbach defeats Rodney Brown on Brookline course and then edges Purves 1 up in 19 holes. Tom Claflin eliminates Buck Whittemore 2 up as Francis Ouimet shines with better form and near-72 potential despite greens trouble.
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Rodney Brown
George Aulbach
Scarboro
Brookline
George
Brown
Aulbach
R. M. Purves
Buck” Whittemore
Tom Claflin
Claflin
Buck
Francis Quimet
Larry Paton
Larry
Ouimet
Paton
Francis Ouimet
Whittemore
Rooks
F. G. Munroe
Cady
Lyall
Wright
Lowery
Louisville racing results for six events with multiple winners
Summary of the Louisville oval card detailing seven races for four year olds up and claiming with purses from 1000 to 1400 dollars. Winners include A N Akin Joch Leven Guy Fortune Lothair J O Stone and more with placings and times listed for each race along with minor runners.
B L S Win With Cronin In Box
Boston Latin School defeated Dorchester High 6 to 2 at Strand Way Playground South Boston in a Boston City League game. Eddie Malley starred in the field and homered with O Neal aboard, while Roger Doherty added a eighth inning homer. Cronin pitched for BLS and held Dorchester to four singles.
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Dorchester High
Strandway Playground
South Boston
Eddie Malley
Mechanic Arts
O'Neal
Roger Doherty
Cronin
White and Purple
Montreal racing results reveal six-furlong maidens and more
She Devil led the first race for maidens at six furlongs, paying 11.80 6.10 4.00, with Lady Jone runner-up. Marguerite Dixon topped the two-year-olds at four and a half furlongs, while Sky Man won the five and a half furlongs for three and up. Other winners included Dominion claiming races at one mile and six furlongs, with Trickster and John J. Casey also triumphing. Assorted horses and runners filled the remaining plates with notable placements and times.
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She Devil
Barnes
Lady Jone
Richcreek
Gas Mask
Murray
Lieutenant Lester
Olive James
Weinland
Tugs
Nick Klein
Neg
Marguerite Dixon
Watson
Runquel
Smith
George ©, Jr
Dominick
Panhandler
Voormel
Miss Holland
Lara
Vera Twyford
Sky Man
Gargan
Garbage
Trickster
Fator
Bogart
Bell
Bul Connolly
Handful
N. K Beal
Murphy
Bonstelle
Denyse
Phedodon
Hileman
Oriental Park
Dependence
Helen Atkin
John J. Casey
Dione
Will Do
Early Sight
Sky Pilot
Dewitt
Emanule
Sentimental
Whittington
Capt
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the Talker
Ryan
Assumption
Mileybright
Bell Ringer
Jamaica Park Race Day Results Show Five Fully Contested Races
First race for two year old fillies at five furlongs with Hope Princess first at 2 to 5 and Dream Drape second. second race for older horses at a mile and sixteenth won by Penelope at 9 to 5 with Diversion second. Third race for maidens over five furlongs saw American Maid second and Fading Star first. Fourth race Arizona Selling Handicap over five and a half furlongs won by Pickwick at 3 to 5. Fifth race Shamrock for three and up at one mile led by Alibi at 8 to 5. Sixth race for maidens three and up over six furlongs won by Liberty Girl at 8 to 1. Other runners listed with odds and times.
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Hope Princess
M. Buxton
Segurola
Schwartz
Mary Erb
C. Ponce
Dream Drape
Penelope
McAfee
Thrift
Kilts II
Fading Star
C. Turner
American Maid
J. Zoeller
Mattie B. Kent
J. Mooney
Ballotcar
Northern Lady
Gladys
Arizona
Pickwick
H. Myers
Fort Churchill
BH. Haynes
Marie Mouse
G. Rowan
Shamrock
Alibi
IL. Fator
the Wagoner
J. Butwell
Devil Dog
the Lamb
Liberty Girl
Marie Antonette
T. Rice
H. Miller
Sir Clarence
Universal
Fop
Lady Freedman
Pirates Blank Braves to Take Lead in Pennant Race
Pittsburg May 21 The Braves fell 9 to 0 to the Pirates in the final game of a four game series. Gibson's squad moved into first place in the pennant chase with the sweep.
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Penn
Braves
Pirates
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Pirates Rout Braves In Cincinnati Interlude
The Pirates hammered the Braves 9 to 4 as Dick Bayrs left after five innings with an aching arm and Eddie Bayrs started. Carlson held Atlanta to six hits over nine frames while Leslie Mann and Walter Cruise led Pittsburgh with two hits apiece. Rabbit Maranville misplayed two critical balls as Pittsburgh used hit and run to seize control and move closer to another pennant.
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Cincinnati
Rudolph
Eddie Bayrs
Boston
Johnny Watson
Pirates
Watson
Carlson
Gibson
Leslie Mann
Walter Cruise
Pick
Mann
Cruise
Carey
Bigbee
Southworth
Whitted
Cutshaw
Grimm
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Bayrs
Rabbit Maranville
Pirate
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