Chicago Beats Red Sox 6-4 in Gritty Turnaround Victory
Chicago tops Boston 6 to 4 as Felsch and Gandil spark a comeback. Leonard struggles in one inning before Cicotte exits after giving up the decisive runs, while Whiteman's superb defense and Leibold’s timely hits seal the win for Chicago.
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Red Sox Defeat White Sox in Charity Game for Red Cross
The Red Sox beat Chicago 6 2 in a charity game for the Red Cross War Fund attended by Governor McCall. Hooper and Strunk led an early two run surge aided by timely hits and a run and hit sequence. Bullet Joe's late press added an insurance run as Bush exited in the ninth.
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Charity Dog Show Plans By Massachusetts Kennel Group
A special meeting of the Ladies' Kennel Association of Massachusetts executive board and bench show committee finalized plans for the annual charity bench show at Norumbega Park Auburndale all day Friday June 7. The premium list is out with a record number of entries and judges announced. Mrs James P Lewis of Waltham chairs the bench show committee. Mrs W N G Clark heads the ring. assistants are Mrs Henry S Bush of Brookline and Mrs Etta G Storer of East Somerville.
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Eastern and National matchups clock in Schedules
Regional sports pairings list games for Chicago at Boston Cleveland at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Boston at Pittsburg Cincinnati at Chicago and Worcester at Hartford New Haven at Springfield New London at Providence Waterbury at Bridgeport.
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Kansas City 7 Louisville 3 with remaining games postponed
Kansas City defeated Louisville 7 to 3 while all other games were postponed due to wet grounds.
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Atlanta Tops Birmingham In Lopsided Showdown
Atlanta defeats Birmingham 5 to 0 as Little Rock edges Mobile 5 to 4 and New Orleans leads Memphis 8 to 2 while Nashville posts a 12 to 0 win over Chattanooga in a multi city sports recap.
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Senators Defeat Tigers 7 to 4 in Washington
Washington toppled Detroit 7 to 4 as Ayers allowed only three hits through eight innings. Heilman hit a homer and Judge Milan Walker Heilman led with two base hits each, while Boland yielded eight hits in seven innings for the loss.
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Mitchell Military School to Meet Lexington High In Billerica
The return baseball game between Mitchell Military School and Lexington High School is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon in Billerica.
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Braves Edge Pirates 2 to 1 in Tight Game
In Pittsburg on May 27 the Braves defeated the Pirates 2 to 1 behind pitching by Art Nehf and a sharper defense. Wilbur Cooper started for the Pirates while Grimes fanned eight for the Braves. Olson stole a base and Hornsby turned a double play to help seal the win.
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Pirates Edge Braves In Brush With Tight Defense
Art pitched superbly as the Pirates avoid a tie with a lone run in the sixth. Hinchman was retired on a close play at third and Red Smith scored the decisive run on a double and a subsequent set of outs. Joe Kelly contributed a timely triple and helped force the winning run.
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Dodgers Shut Out Cardinals 1 to 0 in Series Finale
Brooklyn defeated St. Louis 1 0 to close the series as Grimes limited the Cardinals to two hits. Paulette and Baird were the only Cardinals to reach base, with Paulette advancing to third on a wild throw and Baird cut down stealing second. Olson scored the decisive run in the eighth after being hit, advancing on a sacrifice, stealing third, and scoring on Hickman’s single.
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Tromp la Mort Wins Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont
Tromp la Mort, a French-bred three-year-old chestnut colt by Verwood Marsa, owned by J. E. Widener of Philadelphia, won Belmont Park's Metropolitan Handicap at one mile in 1 38 2 5. Old Koenig was second and Priscilla Mullens third. Omar Khayyam, the favorite, faded.
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Sweeney and Sweeney set marks in field events and college meet notes
Arthur Duffey notes Yale star Gerald Sweeney clearing 12 feet in pole vault and praises the legacy of the Sweeney family. Dartmouth tops freshman standings while Boston schoolboy relay carves. Tech fielded three riders for intercollegiates. Ed Barrow’s Yankees look strong for the American league flag as Miller Huggins leads the club. Finney Boyle returns to boxing, eyeing bouts with Young Britt and other locals.
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Caddock Lewis Match Doubtful as Wrestlers Serve
Inquiries ask when Caddock and Lewis will meet in the West, noting both are in the service and July 4 seems unlikely. Also questioned is whether a Dempsey Fulton 20 round bout would count as a heavyweight title match after Willard’s retirement suggestion. The Riverside Memorial Day five mile race is AAU sanctioned and open to service athletes.
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Phillies Defeat Cincinnati 2 to 1 in Tight Win
Mayer shines for Philadelphia to even the series as Cincinnati’s Eller falters in the first inning. Cravath drives in the decisive runs with a two RBI double and a steal, while Cravath and Bressler contribute solid defense behind Mayer.
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International League Scores Report
Baltimore 8, Syracuse 2. Rochester 2, Binghamton 1. Buffalo 3, Jersey City 2. Toronto 5, Newark 4.
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