Browns Fall to Red Sox in Exhibition Shutout
In St Louis on May 22 Boston beat the Browns 2 to 0 in a brisk exhibition. Cicotte pitched well for Boston while Powell struggled at times for St. Louis though solid fielding supported by Nanamaker and Yerkes kept errors low. The Browns threatened in the eighth but Wood and Cicotte cooperated to stifle the rally as Donovan ponders tomorrow’s rotation with Karger McHose and Lake in play. Speaker was absent from the lineup awaiting arrival tomorrow.
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Paul H. Shannon Louis
St. _Browns
Red Sox
Boston
Sless
Wallace
Cicotte
St. Louis
Washington
Rgf Sox
Eddie Cicotte
Detroit
D Rel
Ossox
Speaker
Larry Gardner
Browns
Bisgert
Yerkes
Bill Carrigan
Wagner
Bill
Nanamaker
Jack Powell
Engle
Clarke
Clyde
Nunamaker
Austin
Hap Myers
Riggert
Hooper
Sox
Carrigan
Hogan
Cicette
Meloan
Jade Powell
Clark
Joe Wood
Heinie
Karger
McHoje
Lake
Donovan
Tris Speaker
Shotten
Rere
Vv F
Laporte
Seeesewe
Cone
Myers
Powell
Criss
Freesat
Nunaoaker
Ouble
Um- St. Louis
Pires
Fiyans
Mullen
Three Sure Winners in the Intercollegiates
A trio of top contenders tops the likely winners list for the upcoming intercollegiate championships. Cornell's Tell Berna pursues the two mile title with a season best near the intercollegiate mark. Yale's R A Gardner appears set to carry Yale’s pole vault hopes and likely beat the 12 feet 4 38 inch standard. Michigan’s Ralph Craig is favored to win the 220 yard dash with world and intercollegiate record parity and a potential double in the short sprint.
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Tell
Berna
Cornell
R. A. Gardner
Yale
Ralph Craig
Michigan
Wolfe
Pennsylvania
Paul Withington
Harvard
Craig
Penn
Cooke
Princeton
Gardner
Nelson
Vermont Downs Manhattan College 6 to 0 in Shutout
Vermon t University blanked Manhattan College 6 to 0 in Marlington Vermont on May 22. Winkler allowed four hits for Manhattan as Thompson yielded eight hits to the Vermont batters. The final line shows Vermont 6 runs on 8 hits with no errors and Manhattan 0 runs on 4 hits.
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Armont
Manhattan College
Marlington
University of Vermont
Winkler
Vermo
Manhattan
Thompson
Vermont
R. H. University of Vt
Nh’n College
Donnelly
Connelly
Philadelphia Breaks Cleveland Streak In Eight Run Win
In Cleveland on May 22 Philadelphia defeated the home club 8 to 0. Athletics pitchers and hitters produced the decisive offense while Cleveland players Morgan and others struggled. Jackson and Lapp retired hurt with injuries during the game. Barry returned to right field for Philadelphia after missing time since April 21.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Athletics
Blanding
Morgan
Jackson
Lapp
Barry
Boston
R. BH
E. Kord
Oldring
Collins
Oo Baker
Davis
Atte Emeeee Murphy
Rf Copeer
Sera
Thomas
Pavavevens Morgan
Seeesereee
Aliartsel
LAND
Cos
Pi Graney
F. Tee
Olson
Chiggs
Lajoie
Easterly
Stovall
Ib Tenes Reese
Birmingham
Smith
Ater
Eenes
Eenes Blanfling, P .Ssvevere
Isher
Cceceeses
Seweee
Jones
Murphy
Baker
Balise Ly Blanding
Blending
Perrine Snd Sheridan
Rhode Island Tars Beat South Boston A A
The Rhode Island team defeated the South Boston A A 6 to 0 at the M Street playgrounds yesterday afternoon. Altmann led with a nine strikeout batting display and Spar did strong catching in the contest.
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Rhode Island
TARS
Boston
A. A
U. S
South Boston
Yale Tries New Stroke After Princeton Echoes
Yale varsity eight not changed. pair oared boats tested and a new stroke adopted mirroring Cornell. Carl Morris to fight Jack Geyer in Tulsa June 2. Geyer once sparred briefly with Jack Johnson. Tommy Murphy and Knockout Brown meet in their third bout in New York Thursday.
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New Haven
Yale
Princeton
Kennedy
Cornell
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Jack Geyer
Denver
Tusla
Okla
Geyer
Jack Johnson
Tommy Murphy
Knockout Brown
New York
Rindge Varsity Trounces Arlington 8–0 in Baseball
Rindge Manuel Training School blanked Arlington High 8 to 0 at Arlington yesterday. Reycroft faltered in the eighth inning allowing four runs, then Rindge added two in the ninth. Smith pitched steadily for Rindge with eight strikeouts and four scattered hits.
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Rindge Manuel Training School
Arlington High
Arlington
Reycroft
Cambridge
Smith
Rindge
Harvard Crews Off For Lake Cayuga
Harvard varsity and freshman crews depart Cambridge for Ithaca to train three days before racing Cornell on Lake Cayuga. A sun stroke ends Roger Hooper’s season, removing a likely boat member. The trip roster includes captains, coaches, and managers from both crews.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Lake Cayuga
Roger Hooper
Hooper
C. T. Abeles
G. H. Balch
R. Cutler
A. M. Goodale
G. P. Metcalf
R. M. Nelson
G. F. Newton
G. F. Stratton
A. Strong
L. Withington, Jr
Wray
Tselin and
Lowell
Varsity
R. S. Boyd
E. Kk. Curver
T. L. Converse
C. H. Crombie
E. D. Curtis
W. T. Gardiner
L. H. Mills
J. S. Morgan
Q. Reynolds
A. Taylor
F. H. Trumbell
Beane
Harvard School Tennis Finals Set After Semifinals
McVeagh of Exeter and Caner of Saint Mark's won their semifinal matches in the Harvard interscholastic tennis tournament yesterday and will meet tomorrow at Jarvis Field for the final round.
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McVeagh
Exeter
Caner
Saint Mark's
Harvard
College athletes share spotlight with Harvard Cornell boat race
Saturday features a Lake Cayuga regatta between Harvard and Cornell as part of a busy college championships scene. Cornell is favored in the five mile open race while Harvard hopes for strong showings from Jaques and other sprinters. the day also includes college rowing by Princeton and a large field at the five mile event.
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Harvard
Cornell
Lake Cayuga
Crimson
Cambridge
Courtney
Princeton
Yale
Tigers
Bart’ Sullivan
Ted Crooks
Fall River
Mike Norris
Bob Wade
Prouty
Training Diet and Mile Records Spotted in Sports Note
The piece notes athletes’ reliance on wholesome food for training and lists mile records: Tommy Conneff amateur 4m 152-68, W G George professional 4m 123-48, Wilton Paull intercollegiate 4m 174-5an. It cites American-born fast times and references a Red Sox return series versus the Chicago White Sox at Huntington Avenue Front.
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Tommy Conneff
W. G. George
Wilton Paull
University of Pennsylvania
Co. E
Portland
Red Sox
Huntington Avenue
Chicago White Sox
Marathon Derby Race Set at Huntington Grounds May 20
John I. Taylor presents a special trophy for the amateur Marathon Derby at Huntington avenue grounds on May 20. The event aims to boost local amateur long distance running and the Red Sox owner plans it as an annual race with a new trophy each year.
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John I. Taylor
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Red Sox
Kenney and Cote Draw in Woburn Boxing Bout
In Lyceum Hall Woburn last night Young Kenney of Woburn and Young Cote of Biddeford Me boxed a 10 round draw. The semi final between Young Boyle of Lidwell and Cy Goodwin of Boston ended in the seventh round with a knockout punch. A single preliminary saw Young Dubois Wakefield draw six rounds with Micky Brown Malden.
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Woburn A. A
Lyceum Hall
Woburn
Young Kenney
Young Cote
Biddeford
Young Boyle
Lidwell
Cy Goodwin
Boston
Boyle
Young Dubois
Wakefield
Micky Brown
Malden
Buck Crouse Defeats Mike Glover In Pittsburg Bout
In a six round match Buck Crouse of Allegheny defeated Mike Glover of Boston in Pittsburg. The bout featured countering and footwork with little slugging and no knockdowns. Glover appeared to run in the first rounds while Crouse showed minimal punishment. the decision went to Crouse.
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Pittsburg
Buck Crouse
Allegheny
Mike Glover
Boston
Crouse
Glover
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