Red Sox Lead Narrowly as Speke's Indians Fall Short
A sport column notes the tense American League race with the Red Sox edging the Indians and discusses Olympic team trainer selections, intercollegiate mile races, and upcoming boxing and baseball events including Boston Caledonian Scots games and a Nightingale note on Olympic trials.
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Senators Win Slugfest 13 to 9
Washington defeated Cleveland 13 to 9 in the only game of the scheduled series. Judge had five hits in five at bats as Washington moved ahead of Cleveland in the American League race alongside Boston’s win.
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Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Judge
A. E. Judge
Harris
Shannon
Picinich
Johnson
Somerville High Beats Rindge 6 to 4
Somerville High defeated Rindge Training School 6 to 4 at Russell Field North Cambridge yesterday afternoon. Both teams traded runs early with two in the second. Somerville pulled away with four runs in the sixth and added one more in the ninth to seal the win.
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Somerville High
Russell Field
North
Cambridge
Cambridge Boys
Somerville
Rindge
Donovan
Hynes
Zabrinski
Sullivan
Hogan
Crandall
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Barnes
Cohen
McBride
Walsh
eBeresvan
Toulouse
Dowd
Ocrandall
Kelleher
Pespisa
Smith
Simpson
Cody
Madonna Wins 25-Mile Motor Paced Race at New Track
Vincent Madonna of Italy triumphed in the 25 mile motor paced race at Nat Butler’s new Revere track with Oscar Egg of Switzerland second by about half a lap and George Chapman third. Time 35 minutes 25 seconds. Ned Chandler won the 5 mile pro race in 11:44 with Grimm, Logan, McPartland and Connolly behind. Freddie Hill won the special sprint match heats. Bert Carmody won the half mile amateur race and H Restein the half mile novice. A McDonald won the miss and out race.
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Italy
Nat Butler
Revere
Oscar Egg
Switzerland
George Chapman
Ned Chandler
Grimm
Pat Logan
H. McPartland
D. Connolly
Freddie Hill
Willie Keller
Hill
Keller
Bert Carmody
H. Restein
A. McDonald
Notable Boxing Turnaround and Historical Athlete Notes
Boxing star R Carpentier stopped Bom bardier Wells in London on December 8 1913 in 73 seconds. Mike Twin Sullivan born 1878 Cambridge Mass boxed in 1900. Alvin Kraenzlein famed all round college athlete. North Cambridge Council K of C to hold handicap events at Russell Field Cambridge June 17 entries close June 12 with Francis J Facey Cambridgeport.
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Orlando Will Grapple Lewis Grand Opera House Tonight
Orlando and Lewis, the heavyweight wrestlers known as Strangler Ed Lewis and Sampson Orlando, head to the Grand Opera House for a best two of three falls match expected to be fast and clever. A preliminary features Tufts wrestling coach Arthur Davis against Pete Hendrickson of Boston.
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Tufts
Pete Hendrickson
Boston
Summary of City League Scores
A list of team game counts shows Indianapolis 10, St Paul 5, Louisville 5, Minneapolis 4, Toledo 18, Kansas City 7, Columbus 5, Milwaukee 3.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
American and National League Matchups Listed
Major league games include New York at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia and Boston at New York Cincinnati at St Louis.
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Rehiery
Pittsburg
Etenuceer
Cincinnati
Jersey City
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Harscher
Neibergall
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Frante Batterlee
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Justin and
Kennick
Lefler
Cleveland
Woah
Washington Eee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Seaee
Brooklyn Tena
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Boston Seem
Eevee Seewee
National
A's Trample ChiSox 10 to 2 at Philadelphia Park
Philadelphia hammered Williams for 11 hits in four innings to rout Chicago 10 to 2. Home runs by Perry and Dugan helped reach 18 homers in 10 playing days at the local American League park. Chicago managed only one hit off Perry outside the second inning.
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Wood
Clark
Washington
Cleveland
Roth
Johnson
Gardner
Speaker
Do’neill
Philadelphia
Williams
Chicago
Perry
Dugan
Thomas
Jones Walker
Welch
Burns
Rf Perkins
Griffin
Derry
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Weaver
Etpevves Jackson
Eeetese
Walker
Jackson
Schalk
Payne
Complete Card at Commercial Club
The matchmaker of the Commercial A C has tied up Billy Fitzsimmons of Chelsea who beat Joe Lynch at Marlboro for 12 rounds against Bobby Josephs of the South End for the New England featherweight title. Joe OConnell of Brockton meets Johnny Singer of West End in the eight round semi final. Honey Mann faces Young Wilson and Jack White meets Jack McNeil in other sixes.
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Billy Fitzsimmons
Chelsea
Joe Lynch
Marlboro
Bobby Josephs
South End
New England
Josephs
Fitz
Joe O'Connell
Brockton
Johnny Singer
West End
Honey Mann
Young Wilson
Cambridge
Jack White
Milford
Jack McNeil
South Boston
18 Hole Handicap Medal Play Set For Concord Club
Concord, May 26. An 18 hole handicap medal play event is set for Saturday afternoon at the Concord Country Club on the Old Road to Nine Acre Corner. The remixed four ball match planned for that day has been postponed to Memorial Day after noon.
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Concord Country Club
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Cambridge Latin Defeats Malden in Suburban League Tilt
Captain Bill Glennon of Malden High led a Suburban League clash at Malden High yesterday afternoon where Cambridge Latin prevailed 4 to 1 over Malden High in a decisive game.
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Malden
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