Mays Skips Cleveland Trip With Yankees
New York Yankees pitcher Carl Mays, who threw the ball that killed Cleveland shortstop Ray Chapman, will not join the team in Cleveland or the western trip. Owner Colonel T. I. Huston said Mays will rejoin in Detroit, out of respect for Cleveland fans.
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Umpires Targeted in Pop Bottle Baseball Rant
A satirical column jokes about umpires facing hazards from bottles and fans in a season marked by surprises for Boston, with lines on Dodgers and the Braves. It lampoons bottle-throwing and calls the umpire a focal point of a chaotic game.
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International Cycling Derby at Revere track tonight
The five top pace followers enter the 100-kilometre race led by George Wiley Clarence Carman Daniel Lavalade Tony Colombatto and George Chapman. Manager Butler fields a strong quintet as racing heats up with the usual prices honored for this postponed meet.
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Lexington Golf Club to Meet Wel lesley Country Club Again
The Lexington Golf Club plans a return match at Wellesley Hills next Saturday afternoon against Wel lesley Country Club players. Earlier, on Lexi Run course, Lexington defeated Wellesley.
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Dempsey Faces Potential Fights After Miske Bout
The report notes Dempsey likely to fight Gunboat Smith or Frank Moran next with rumors of a Moran clash in Camden. It cites Billy Miske’s new book about taking a punch and reflects on reactions to the Dempsey–Miske bout, plus comments on Olympic and long distance running news and college cross country activities.
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Claims 14 Year Olds Seek Brookline Title Defense
The W. D. Paine's baseball team with an average age of 14 claims the Brookline championship and will defend its title at Tech Field Brookline. Captain Hewit offers to pay half fare for any visiting team to challenge him, with contact via Brookline 007.
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