Lee Magee Is False Alarm For Yankees
New York May 15 The Yankees last week were fair. They split six games with the Red Sox White Sox and Indians but played poorly in losses. Donavan blamed bad hitting and pitching struggles while Caldwell Keating Fisher and Ames failed to sustain strong form. Lee Magee and Frank Baker disappoint while Pipp shows brief power. The team’s overall record and batting averages reflect a slide as veterans struggle to win.
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Bad Baseball Wreck Details in Worcester Rout
Witness to the Bridgeport game recalls a 16 to 2 Worcester win as Bill Martin faltered against Herring and the visitors. The box shows Worcester chase, multiple hits, errors, and key plays including Boukes on base and Gardella couplets. Time and personnel mix amid a messy, era-style recap.
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Remington Arms Defeated Again In Industrial League
In a second straight setback the Remington Arms nine lost to Chain Co 8 to 5 Saturday. Speed Finn set a local strikeout record with 17 in six and two thirds innings. Minor hits and fielding miscues plagued Arms as Brinn allowed nine Chain hits. The U M C nine beat Crane 6 16 to 9 with Burns collecting five hits. Lake forfeited to Locomobile at Seaside Park as directors set a meeting for tomorrow night. Mike Healey praised Chain Co after their upset and rumored moves to lure Baker, Sherwood, and Lavery from the Arms. Griffin of Holy Cross, formerly Arms, may join Chain Co.
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Ammunition Boys
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Zempke
Sepson
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Locomobile Co
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Seaside Institute
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Chain Co
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Healey
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Lteam
Lincoln Giants to Play Newfield Park Wednesday
Lincoln Giants meet Bridgeport Stars at Newfield Park Wednesday at 3 45 p m Local fans can see U M C stars and local talents such as Johnny Barron and Speed Finn in a stacked lineup The Giants recently routed Hoboken 13 to 1 and bring strong pitching by Barron Finn and others to a lively contest at the field in New York City surroundings
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Speed Finn
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Andy Coakley
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Redding
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Bowden
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Flaherty
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Clark
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Willard to Meet Fulton Labor Day Fight Planned
Chicago May 15 Jess Willard and Fred Fulton were matched here last night for a Labor Day bout announced by manager Mike Collins. Tom Jones signed for Willard. The 10 round or longer fight will go to the club offering the most money with Willard to receive two thirds of the purse and Fulton one third. Bids will be received up to July 1 according to Collins.
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Fred Fulton
Mike Collins
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Collins
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Coer
Odell Leads Local Hitters With .263 Average
Bridgeport line includes Neal Ball at .259 and Odell at .263 among hitters. Boukes has two hits in five games as veterans pace next steps. Gaudette slump and outfielders Edwards and Moshier show little improvement. Official averages list multiple players with varying marks including Byrne Gray Burroughs Thompson and others.
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al Odell
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Neal Ball
Jake Boukes
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Edwards
Moshier
Odell
Ball
Byrne
Gray
Burroughs
Thompson
Badawards
Crook
Smith
Walsh
Boultes
Reiger
Martin
Gearin
Mill Hills Open Season Against Alpines in City Junior Clash
Mill Hills start their season Saturday with Alpines, aiming for a victory. They challenge any city team in the 13 or 14 year old class, and invite responses through this paper. Howard Reinehart departs Augusta bound for Mineola, Long Island, planning nonstop flight of 825 miles.
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Mill Hills
Bridgeport Captures State Soccer Title In Overtime
Bridgeport defeated New Haven City 3 1 after two regulation periods deadlocked at 1 1. Dick Austin scored twice and Jimmy Houston added the go ahead goal in a 15 minute final overtime period. Dr Budd silver trophy awarded to Bridgeport captain Callis after a brilliant, hard fought championship game on Hotchkiss field.
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New Haven City
Dick Austin
Park City
New Haven
Hotchkiss Field
Jimmy Houston
Austin
Dr. Budd
Bridgport
Callis
Smith Callis
Montgomery Todd
Jenkins / Drinkwater
Eyles
Bole
Cave Forsyth
Cooper Finley
Bannister Griffin
Houston Satherwaite
McKay Austin
Valentine Fildes
Smith Dickson
Scores of College Ball Games This Week
Columbia 7 Fordham 2 Princeton 6 Pennsylvania 5 Swarthmore 6 Rutgers 2 Dartmouth 17 Williams 8 Holy Cross 2 Yale 1 Colgate 5 Vermont 8 Cornell 1 Michigan 0 Navy 7 Hopkins 6 Lafayette 5 Lehigh 4 15 Innings
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Pensylvania
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Michigan
Navy
Hopkins
Lafayette
Lehigh
Bridgeport lands Dyes from Toronto club in swap
Bridgeport manager Ball closed a deal with Toronto of the International League to add pitcher Dyes to the Bridgeport roster this week. Infielder Wright also comes from Toronto, with Byrne departing for Toronto. A catcher is sought, and outfield reshaping is anticipated. Burroughs suspended for malaria. Dolly Gray released. Few notes on league leaders, attendances, and other clubs’ happenings.
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Danny Hoffman
Newfield Park
Chip and Grande Tie Up in Star Bout at Pastime A C
George Chip former middleweight champion meets Sailor Grande in the main 15 round bout at the Pastime A C show tonight. The card also features a 10 round semi final with Roy Milne and Kayo Moran and a 6 round bout between Young Brooks and Young Rocco. Matches start at 8 15 with Williams and Jennings handling officiating duties.
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Stamford
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Washburn narrowly outlasts novice in tense tennis match
New York May 15. Brooklawn star Watson M. Washburn survived a scare from Edward Hutchings in the cup singles at Harlem Lawn Tennis Club. Hutchings raced to a 5-1 lead in the first set before Washburn surged with net attacks and cross court drives, taking the set 7-5. Washburn then won the opening games of the second set, but Hutchings steadied and claimed the match 6-3 as the crowd watched a close early season upset unfold.
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Harlem Lawn Tennis Club
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City Clerk Moves Offices in Montclair Home Move
The city clerk's desks and furniture were moved to the top floor of City Hall west side for future operations. The former board of education offices were remodeled for the city clerk and the vacated offices will be redone for the probate judge. Montclair aims to enroll 1,000 residents in the ANSI Red Cross by May.
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Board of Education
Montclair, N. J
Red Cross
Giants Rally to Beat Cubs in Rain Soaked Tilt
In a soggy Chicago afternoon, the Giants defeated the Cubs 6 to 4 as rain and hail drenched 23,000 fans. Doyle and Robertson homered for the Cubs. Schulte's two-run blast capped the late drama. Rain halted play briefly before Benny Kauff scored the eventual winning run as mud flooded the field.
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Jeff Testelli
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Zimmerman
Maxie Flack
Doyle
Robertson
McConnell
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Burns
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Rigler
Benny Kauff
Robertain
White Sox defeat New Haven players in 7-2 rout
May 15 at Light Use Point New Haven sees the Chicago American team led by Captain Eddie Collins trounce the locals 7 to 2. Big Ed Walsh started the mound, tossing three innings before Benz relieved him as the Sox registered six hits and capitalized on two passed balls and an error. false positives limited the Colonial, with Felsch making a long seventh inning catch.
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Yale Takes Track Trophy From Harvard
Cambridge Mass May 15 The Yale track team defeated Harvard 63 1 2 to 40 2 3 points to seize the Harvard Yale five year trad games trophy in the stadium. Yale won eight firsts and tied another while Harvard took most wins in sprints and the half mile. Notable: Bingham Harvard and Overton Yale dueled. Yale swept the mile and two mile. Barker Yale passed Bingham late in the half mile. Tegchner Harvard tied collegiate records with 100 yard dash 9 4 5 seconds.
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Cleveland Club Not Likely to Crack Under Strain
An expert predicts the Cleveland club will not crack under season strain. The piece discusses past crackups of the Braves and Phillies, the impact of Tris Speaker’s $60,000 price tag, gate receipts, and potential profits for owner Lan ning, with emphasis on June presence and season world series admissions.
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