Lawrence Beats Hartford 8-6 in Eastern League clash
Lawrence defeated Hartford 8 to 6 as J Williams left injured and Shea Tinhead started for both teams but was pulled in the first inning. Lawrence rallied with four hits off Kennedy in the eighth to plate three runs and claim the win.
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Hartford
Shea
Tinhead
Kennedy
J. Williams
Hartford. AB
Po.a
Bit.po.a
Mast’man
Jenkins
H'chman
Burke
Schreiber
O'o’nell
Daley
Low
Flynn
Weidelss
Lasche
J.w'ms
White
Daughton
Gaston
O'Connell
Weidel
Masterman
Hinchman
Skiff
Williams
O Tinhead
Kincaid
Whalen
New Haven Beats Powers 6-1 In Springfield Ballgame
New Haven defeated Powers 6 to 1 in Springfield as Weaver steered the game. Manager Jack O'Hara was ejected for disputing calls. Notable: Shannon Stimpson Ball and Mahoney contributed for New Haven, while Whalen and King sparked Springfield’s offense.
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New Haven
Powers
Weaver
Jack O'Hara
McGauley
A. Nutter
Hickey
Whalen
King
Torphy
A'mond
Stimpson
Durginib
Shannon
Mahoneyss
Ball
Mitchell
Miller
Rhconda
Devine
Rons
Whealen
Hammond
Riconda
Barron
Worcester Beats Bridgeport in 10th Inning
Worcester won 4 to 3 in ten innings at home over Bridgeport. Desseau locked down late while Gardella and Wilder fueled the offense with timely hits. Wilder collected a double and two singles and set up the winning rally as Worcester pulled ahead in the 10th.
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Worcester
Bridgeport
Desseau
Gardella
Wilder
Deininger
Corcoran
Briggs
Conway
Lear
Keifer
Gross
Keegan
Maloney
Hats Fly Off Shelves As Panama Leghorn Line Debuts
The store highlights hundreds of feather light Panamas Balluks airy Bangkoks and Italian Leghorns that arrived from Italy after surviving U boats. Priced from four dollars to twenty five dollars these distinctive hats attract strong season demand.
New London Wins Narrow Tilt Over Portland
De Neville's single and a Dowell wild throw plus Gonzales double sparked New London in the seventh for two decisive runs. Portland plated one in the eighth as Dowell Tamm and Brown singled, but the visitors held on to a 2 1 victory at Portland with Gandy Beatty Simmons and Burns among the o n.
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de Neville
Dowell
Gonzales
New London
Tamm
Brown
Martin
Po.a
Gandy
Os Gonzales
Beatty
Simmons
H.russell
Burns
Sweatt
Barrows
F Brown
Bedenk
Naglec
Tuckey
D.russell
Nagle New London
DeNeville
Dowdl
Nagle
Irwin
Boyle Knocks Crowley Out In All Star Bout
In the Commercial A C tournament headline bout Mike Crowley falls to Finney Boyle in the first round after a right hand wallop to the jaw. Norsa Donovan vs Shaver O'Brien features a one sided 10 round war with O'Brien winning nine rounds. Art Magrai defeats Dave Kurtz in a rugged 10 roundgie. Ed Barcelli outpoints Louis Kramer in six rounds.
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Commercial A. C
Mike Crowley
New England
Finney Boyle
Lowell
Crowley
Norsa Donovan
Shaver O’brien
South Boston
O’brien
White Sox Rally to 5-1 Victory Over Senators
Chicago defeats Washington 5 to 1 as Benz yields a lone sixth inning run. J Collins Weaver and Risberg collect key hits, with Craft injuring Crafts. Harper allows five earned runs in 7 plus innings before relief.
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Chicago
Washington
Benz
Craft
Harper
Risberg
J. Collins
Weaver
E. Collins
Foster
Smith
Leonard
Crane
Rixberg
Jackson
H. Colling
Felseh
Gandil
Draft
Ayers
Nallin, Connolly and McCormick
Commerce Tennis Team Makes Clean Sweep
The Boston High School of Commerce tennis team swept Lexington High School in a 5 0 victory yesterday afternoon. Lexington lost 67 games to 7 as Commerce dominated each match.
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Boston High School of Commerce
Lexington High School
Lexington
Governor Brumbaugh Vetoes State Boxing Commission Bill
Harrisburg report states Governor Brumbaugh vetoed the bill to establish a State boxing commission. The move ends the measure debated in the pennsylvania legislature and seeks to influence regulation of boxing activities.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Brumbaugh
Volkmann School Defeats Noble and Greenough in Final Game
Volkmann School beat Noble and Greenough 5 to 4 in their last meeting on the diamond. The two schools will merge after the current season ends.
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Volkmann School
Noble and Greenough
Navy Denies Sinking Any U S Naval Vessels
Secretary Daniels issued a categorical denial that any American naval ships were sunk, denouncing a campaign of rumors as coming from unknown sources. The note followed a wave of reports after American destroyers entered the war zone.
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Washington
Daniels
Secretary condemns false reports on ship sinkings
The secretary decries false reports about American ships sinking. He says brokerage wires spread baseless rumors causing distress to the public and families. The department pledges frank, prompt disclosure of any disaster and urges the press to reject rumors.
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Department
Francis Tobin Sets New Broad Jump Mark at Boston Meet
Francis Tobin of Commerce shattered the standing broad jump record at the Boston High School track meet held at Wood Island Park East Boston. He topped English High foe William Nolan who had beaten him indoors, with Tobin later improving a second jump by a large margin. Final events set for Monday at Tech Field Cambridge.
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Wood Island Park
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Tech
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E. H. Maroni
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Hyde Park
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Roxbury High
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Francis Cronin
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George Mullin
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Prighton High
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Lawrence P. McHugh
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A. Nol
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Charles Finley
Brighton High
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Sin
Woody J. Cannon
J. J. Barron
Charlestown High
T. R. Hull
J. Hoffman
A. Hoffman
East Boston High
Trading With Enemy Bill Moves Through House
The administration's trading with the enemy bill, introduced by Representative Adamson, would bar Americans from trading with enemies and authorize use of alien enemy patents. It also outlines custody of enemy property and penalties up to 10,000 dollars fine or ten years imprisonment.
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Washington
House
Adamson
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Caliban to Be Produced at Harvard Stadium June 28
The production Caliban will debut at Harvard Stadium on June 28 with proceeds aiding the Red Cross and Harvard ROTC. Frederick P. Fish, head of the Caliban committee, spoke at a Union Club dinner to Boston reporters about the event as a major civic wartime effort. Robert Lincoln O’Brien touted the show as a standout project worthy of press support.
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Boston Daily
Union Club
Frederick P. Fish
Caliban Executive Committee
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Red Cross
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Harvard University
Bar Spooling by Motormen Creates Citywide Edict
Middlesex and Boston Street Railway forbids motormen from talking to women in front seats of open cars posting rules. If the woman is the motorman’s wife or girlfriend, the pilot must ignore her presence. Motormen warn they will lose their companions if they speak at all.
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Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Company
Middlesex and Boston Street Railway plans fare increases
The Middlesex and Boston Street Railway Company notified the Public Service Commission of a fare hike to eight cents on some lines and seven cents on others, citing higher employee wages. The Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway was authorized to trial a two cent per mile fare with a six cent minimum for six months. The Middlesex line serves Acton Maynard Stow and Hudson Centre with fares affecting many towns. school tickets in strips of 10 are half price and most other tickets will be discontinued. a hearing date was not set.
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Middlesex & Boston Street Railway Company
Public Service Commission
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway Company
Acton
Maynard
Stow
Hudson Centre
Wellesley
Natick
Framingham
Ashland
Hopkinton
Westboro
Sherborn
Wayland
Arlington
Lexington
Woburn
Concord
Bedford
Billerica
Lexington- Waltham
Needham
BC to Meet Haverhill Stars in Stadium Test
Boston College will face Haverhill in the Haverhill Stadium game this afternoon. Haverhill boasts a roster of former college stars and is regarded as one of the fastest semi professional teams in the state.
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Boston College
Haverhill Stadium
Haverhill
Indians Rally Past Highlanders 6 5 After Early Deficit
Cleveland wins 6 to 5 over New York after trailing 5 0 entering the ninth. Speaker helped spark the rally with a stolen home and two hits as Wambsganss drove in the decisive run on a wild pitch, aided by bases loaded in the frame. Five double plays highlighted the defense.
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New York Today
New York
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Evans
O'Neill
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Grace
Chapman
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Russell
Allison
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Guisto
Speaker
Lam
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Graney
Miller
Matsel
Pipp
Baker
Hendryx
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Gould
Magee
Rvene
Peckinpaugh
Maisel
Moriarty
Athletics Beat Tigers 10-6 in 11 Innings
Philadelphia wins loosely played game against Detroit 10 to 6 after 11 innings. Witt and McInnis key hits. Cobb returns to center. Schaner, Bush labor through long, error-prone finale. Detroit errors help Philadelphia pressure late.
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Philadelphia
J. Bush
Schauer
Cobb
Davis
Witt
Strunk
Bates
McInnis
Johnson
Grover
Schaner
Bush
Young
Burns
Heilman
Forrors
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Dauss
Wit
Sehaner
Hildebrand
O'Loughlin
O.bush
Strunker Young
Bodif Burns
O Bated
Bb McInnis
Veach
Tf Meyers
J.bush
Sebauer
Crawford
Holy Cross defeats Colby 15 to 5 at Fitton Field
Holy Cross won 15 5 over Colby on Fitton Field Worcester May 25. The Purple benefited from Colbys four errors while Colby failed to bunch its hits into runs.
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Worcester
Holy Cross
Colby
Fitton Field
Greenlaw
Wigglesworth Stars In Holy Cross Victory Over Colby
Holy Cross built early lead with two in the first two in the second and six in the fourth inning. Colby never recovered as Holy Cross committed six errors to seven by Colby while Wigglesworth hit a three base hit and two singles for the Purple.
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Purple
Holy Cross
Colby
Norton
Bowen
O’neil
Santoro
Maloney
Duffy
Donnellan
Hayes
Greenlaw
Fraas
Hubin
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fFraas
Driscoll
Ashworth
O'Neil
Wiglesworth
Spillane
Shb
Conway
Latin Crew Wins Race for First Time in History
Walter R. Grannan reports that a Latin crew achieved a historic victory in a major race marking the first time the category has won. The win signifies a milestone for representation and competitive success in the sport.
Boston Latin Huskies Win Interscholastic Rowing Title
Boston Latin's husky crew captured the interscholastic rowing title on the Charles River by two lengths, beating Brookline High and two other crews that had qualified Wednesday. English High's second quartet also topped its division, while rain and hail cut the first race but did not slow the downstream progress.
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Boston Latin
Husky
Charles River
Nglish High
Brookline High
Latin
Boston High and rivals win rowing meet in close times
In a tight race, five seconds behind the top quartet the English High crew led by McCafferty beat Brookline High and Commerce to place second and remain competitive. Brookline High with Xiques and O'Shea took second ahead of Commerce and Huntington in a muddy course. Time records show 6 minutes 7 seconds for the winning crew and 6 minutes 12 seconds for the trailing group.
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McCafferty
Basset
Shalz
Meyers
Hickey
Brookline High
Xiques
O'Shea
Taylor
cMackin
Baldwin
Commerce
Hackett
Sassone
Bartlett
Chisholm
Huntington
Cleveland
Bow
Grant
Dahl
Mebaffey
Webster
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