Mogridge One Hit Wins as Yankees Split With White Sox
New York May 14 The Yankees won 2 to 0, beating the White Sox in the Polo Grounds debut of the Westerners. Mogridge pitched a one hit game as Bob Shawkey finished the eighth. The White Sox offense managed only a single mis-hit in the field path and an error or two. The game ended with Mogridge’s elbow tendon snapping, but the fates kept him in condition for a brief return.
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New York
Yankees
Shicaro
White Sox
Rowland
Eddie
Balseh
Joeues
Danford
Belin
Danforth
Mogridge
Bob Shewkey
Bbhawkey
Amie
Dihevan
Barney Oldfield Rides Last Race at Indianapolis
New York May 12 two men started to tame in 1903 Henry Ford and Barney Oldfield Ford aimed to fall racing car Barney sought to build a career in speed The crowd at Indianapolis witnessed Oldfield with foreign built Delage and local drivers watching as he prepared for the sixth annual Indianapolis classic led by Washbach and others toward a final bid for glory at the Speedway track
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New York
Henry Ford
Harney
Ford
Sarney
Oberbou Botte Harney
Idfield
Indianapolla
T. E
Barney
Arive
H. G Dashbech F
Indianapolis
Farnes
Pimsaee
Dave
Days of Big Scores in Early Baseball Games
A look back to historic baseball blasts from the 1870s shows Chicago and Memphis teams combining for a record 35 runs in a May 15 game. Another Cleveland tilt between Forest Citys and Atlantics yielded 133 runs for the former and a mere 39 for the latter, with crowds and darkness shaping the strange scorelines.
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Chicas
Memphis
Windy City
Chicago
Chicago-Memphia
Cleveland
Forest Citys
Atlantics
Abe
Mak- Moe Sity
Whey
Arty
Arlantics
Bacaner
Yale to Have Greatest Number in Big Track Meet
New York May 1 Over 1200 entries are on file for the forty first Intercollegiate Association track championships to be held at Cambridge on May 26 and 27 Yale leads with 145 entrants in 13 events. Cornell 122 and Princeton 131 follow with strong showings across sprints and field events. Michigan, Stanford, and California also field large teams with extensive event participation and many renowned athletes.
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New York
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Cambridge
Mass
Stanford
California
Pacific Coast
Michigan
Middle West
Harvard
Yale
Pan Haven University
Penn State
Syracuse
Georgetown
Entursa
Ambherst
Bowdoin
Cornel
Dartmouth
I. T
New York University
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Unisy
Maine
Gornell
Shiverick
Shelton
Winansgle
Potter
Hoffmire
Starr
Richard
Foes
McCutcheon
Stantorn
Fred Murray
Rupperle
House
Lachmand
Wilcox
Sisson Caughey
Penmsylvenia
Kaufman
Meredith
Lennan
Berry
Newstetter
Dorieds
Testhner
Minot
Bingham
Johnstone
Hay
Amherst
Howdoin
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Columbia
Cornell
Haverford
Johns Hopkins
Lafayette
N. Y
Uhiv
Penn
State
Fuhgers
Colts
Columba
Stan_ford
Bass T. T
Michigan & NW
Yate
Geeserant Catties Aranerat
Eddie Mahan Sparks Harvard Past Amherst in Five Run Victory
Harvard defeated Amherst 7 to 4 after a tense sixth inning. Eddie Mahan starred with nine strikeouts and decisive at bats while Goodridge limited the visitors to seven hits. The game marked Harvard’s strong pitching and timely hitting to secure the win in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Eddie Mahan
Harvard
Amherst
Cambridge
Mass
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Brown
Amherst Uilp
Henne Nash
Crimson
Seamans
Mahan
Goodridge
Leading Hitters Across Leagues Amid Strong Batting Averages
In Chicago on May 18 reports show Elmer Smith Cleveland and Robertson New York atop American League batting charts with strong averages. Fournier Chicago leads in home runs with three while Graney Cleveland heads total bases at 46. Detroit tops team batting at 260 with several players among the league leaders. National League features Robertson New York and Chase Cincinnati among the 300-plus hitters, with Brooklyn strong in club batting at 274. International League displays fourteen hitters at 400 or better.
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Chicago
Smith
Cleveland
Fournier
New York
Graney
Speaker
Lemnard
Boston
Gwon
Coumbe
Pennock
Klepfer
Cwon
Markle
Robertson
Ieads
Willams
Hame
Zimmerman
Groh
Cincinnati
Carey
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chase
Daubert
Burns
Hinchman
Ames
St. Louis
Vom
Dell
Kantishner
Pfeffer
McConnell
Brooklyn Catching Star McCarty Crippled in Hand
Cincinnati May 13 report says Brooklyn catcher Lew McCarty broke a small bone in his third finger during Wednesday's game. Out at least three weeks, he will missaction as Dodgers head to St Louis. Otto Miller to handle catching with Chief Meyers sidelined by a split finger.
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Cincinnati
Superbas
Reds
Dodgers
St. Louis
Brooklyn
McCarty
Lew
Doc Hart
Tener
National League
Chief Meyers
Otto Miller
Meyers
ED Hets Field
Hd Appleton
Mevers
Placem
Tle
Miller
Toney
Wilbert Robinson
Pat Moran
Mack Wheat
Lew Wachter
Troy Club
Wheat
Trojan
Ivan Olson
Bridgeport lands hard hitting outfielder Danny Hoffman
Danny Hoffman, ex Athletics, New York Americans, and St. Louis Browns, signs with Bridgeport and reports May 21 to join the lineup against New London. He batted .306 for Wilkes-Barre last season, adds speed and power, and Bridgeport also trades for Wright in exchange for Byrne as part of the deal.
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Wagner
Danny Hoffman
Athletics
New York Americans
St. Louis Browns
Bridgeport
New London
Hoffman
Wilkes- Barre
New York
Toronto
Wright
Byrne
Boulles
Odell
Sailor Grande Fights and Card Set at Pastime A
The Sailor Grande bout at the Pastime A. C. show at the Casino features a clash with George Chip, with Grande claiming an outpoint but Ship known for a powerful punch. Semi final pairs Kayo Moran versus Roy Milne in a ten round bout, plus Brooks versus Rocco in six rounds and Murray versus Bagagh as curtain raiser. Weigh ins slated for Monday at 2 pm. advance seat sales strong.
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Sailor Grands
Fiyver
New York
George Chip
Ship
Kayo Moran
East Bridsenort
Roy Milne
Moran
Phevy
Young Brooks
Stanford
Young Rocco
Waterbury
Billy Murray
Louie Bagagh
Mill Hills Challenge for City Championship Remains Open
The Mill Hills seek the city title in the 12 and 24 year old class and challenge any team for a game at Wheeler's Lot on Saturdays at 2 p.m. If accepted, the paper notes. Glen woods preferred.
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Mill Hills
Wheeler's Lot
Glenwoods
Bridgeport Hurls Great Contest Against Portland
Bridgeports Southpaw Durning pitched a strong game as Portland defeated Bridgeport in a hard fought exhibition. Odell and Equilly sparked the visitors with key plays while Gor Wowell, Lowell, and Dowell contributed for Bridgeport. Nine runs on wide variety of hits led Portland to the win, with pivotal moments in the seventh and ninth frames keeping the crowd engaged.
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Duck Durring
Nous
Bridgeport
Odell
John’ Berger
Dean
Balt
Jake Equilly
Hridgeport
Gor Wowell
Nomnemtor
Lowell
Dowell
Maxwell Cloutea
Thompson
Maswel
Chagine
Mie
Thare
Gaudette
Boutles
Boulter
Bat
Ogell
Hogey
Jana
Bridgeport & Fyeltnes
Bridgepury
Balla
Durning
Ralere
Ivesing
Durnin
Roultes
Dorking
Felker
Panewil
Sweatt
Usepire
Hanan
Red Cap Wilson Contends With McAuliffe and Ketchel
Red Cap Wilson chases opponents McAuliffe or Ketchel after recent Bridgeport bout. The scene centers on plans for a match in Lee sky arena with boxing figures like Al Jan oles overseeing youth interests and Welsh boxer Den Cree Gon of Australia among invitees. A card at 132 Jopinisien with Al Ketobed officiating Morun-Milnu bout and a Reichstag related note closes this fragment.
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Bridgeport
M Nemiok
Young McAulif
Owen
Magia Trubinlaike
Leesky's Gymngahim
al Jan Oles
Bone Eed
Inclkinkg den Cree Gon
Australia
Kid McParniene
Bat Wien
Filson
Willlme
al Ketobed
Jopinisien
Morun-Milnu
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H. V. Rupperle
Captain Elect
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Onio
John Reck & Son
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Hemington-U. M. C
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Newfeld Park
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U. M. C. Boys
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Athletics’ Park
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Harvey
Frank Moran
Jack Dillon
Sailor Grande
Chip
Oliie O'Mara
Hobbs
Olson
Reiger
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Robinson
Maxwell
Red Cap Wilson
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Wilsuy
Reichstag
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