Yale Keeps Lead With 15 Straight Wins In Baseball
Boston May 19 Yale baseball extended to 15 straight victories in a season noted as among the best in years. Brown remains Yale’s top challenger, hoping to avenge a prior loss in a planned rematch. Other notable results include Princeton’s wins over Williams and Cornell and Columbia’s 15 to 0 victory over New York University. Holy Cross factors into discussions after an 18 inning setback to Yale, viewed as a strong showing for the season.
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Remington Yosts Defeat St Joseph in Oval Contest
In front of about 1,000 at St Josephs Oval the Remington Yosts defeated St Josephs, led by Finn whose pitching dominated after the first inning. St Josephs, with Vale Termeriy Cunningham and Davis, struggled against Finn as Gallagher made two costly errors. The Yosts played sharp defense and timely hitting, with a notable catch by Horkheimer behind third base. Both clubs staged solid baseball and left exhausted, with McCain umpiring a strong game.
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Tryszko to tagkle big cazEAux tonight
Polish wrestler Tryszko and Italian heavyweight contender Raymond Ca zeaux meet in a finish bout at Madison Square Garden. World champion Frank Gotek to face the winner. Matches use catch as catch can style with referee Kite.
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Dyford Bros Try Want Ads One Cent
Dyford Brothers offer a one cent two word want ad option. This small classified item highlights affordable messaging for customers seeking quick notice in the newspaper.
Yale Captain Demoted As Crew Changes Take Effect
In New Haven on an April date, Yale varsity captain Snowden is moved to the second boat while Bill Ker, stroke of the reserve, is promoted to the regular shell. Coach Kirby ordered the shift to begin immediately after satisfactory trials this week.
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Yale Athletes Triumph Across Sports Saturday
Victory rested with Yale athletic teams in track baseball tennis golf and rowing. In New Haven Yale beat Harvard on the track while Yale freshmen defeated Harvard freshmen in Cambridge. Yale sophomore eight won on the Charles against Harvard sophomores and Yale beat Holy Cross 13 innings 4 to 2 at Worcester. Yale golfers outplayed Williams on Greenwich Country Club links and Yale tennis swept Columbia in New York 6 matches to 3. Freshman tennis also won against Beaver Hills.
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Johnson Seeks 60 Day Stay in MacCarty Chase
In Calgary, Jack Johnson pursuits Luther MacCarty as Burns weighs the issue. Johnson asks the U S court for a sixty day stay claiming he is broke to raise funds for paying his fine. MacCarty trains hard for a May 24 match with Pulkey.
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Flynn and Coffey Set for Madison Square Garden Show
Jim Flynn the Pueblo fireman meets Jim Coffey in a heavyweight boxing bout at Madison Square Garden Athletic Club Friday night. Flynn seeks to use ring experience to counter Coffey youth and power, marking a top attraction amid a busy Greater New York schedule. In other items, Frank Cole of Westville admits three marriages, with wives living and not divorced, and he and Mrs Cole are held on bail for bigamy.
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Pittsfield Rally Wins 8 7 Over Zeller Team in Ninth
In a Sunday ballgame Blossom Blum starred for the Mechanics, who rallied in the ninth to beat Pittsfield 8 to 7. Key plays came from Dick Tucky and McGamwell with Boukes, Bowmen, Phillips and Stow contributing solid hits as Pittsfield failed to hold a late lead. Reiger and Evans relieved, but Stow crossed for the deciding run after a tense bottom of the frame.
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Bridgeport Defeats Pittsfield In Industrial League Clash
Bridgeport wins 8 to 3 over Pittsfield as Baker and Phillips collect two base hits. McGamwell earns three base hits for Pittsfield with Blum pitching. The game features Blums 9 runs allowed in 8 innings and Tuckey’s 1 run in 3 innings. Attendance around 2000 as local leagues showcase the season’s tight contest.
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Around the Gircu it Snappy Selections from Various Fields
Bridgeport slipped to second after New London lost at Waterbury. Manager McCann plans changes in the outfield and seeks better pitchers while recalling past stars. Notable notes include Nolan’s death in Paterson, Meehan's critical gas incident, and July 4 talks of Ritchie vs Rivers. University baseball, umpire scenes, and local club odds fill the recap.
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Nutmes Jantors Beat Stars Then Defeat Chippies
The Nutmes Jantors defeated the St. Mary Stars 20 to 3 Saturday morning at Oak Street Lot with Red Hughes pitching and Collins catching. They were to face the Austin Chippies in the afternoon, won 9 to 0, and announced three new players: Collins, Fritz, and Hughes. A 10 o’clock game against Austin Chippies is set for Seaside Park Saturday. a June 1 game at O Neill’s Lot against the Young Capitals Jr. is accepted, with a return set for June 28 at Oak Street Lot. Thomas Brodarick, manager.
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Peterson-1 National League Yesterday's Results
No games were scheduled yesterday in the National League. Matchups listed include Pittsburgh at New York St. Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston.
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American League Scores Snapshot Card
Chicago beats New York five to three while Philadelphia defeats Cleveland four to two. St Louis tops Boston nine to one and Washington downs Detroit two to one. All results listed as quick scores from the league standings roundup.
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Chance praised despite managing poor ball club
In Major Leagues Chance is praised as a public figure to keep the former leader before the public. Frank Marquard, brother of the famous Rube, is noted as applying to enlist in the navy in Cleveland. A naval imprint test revealed his fallen in step, but he claims relation to Rube to gain passer.
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Anargyros Prize Announcement and Baseball Notes
The Evening Mail outlines prizes for the Helmar Heart Hungry Contest with judges and awards including a $1000 top prize and multiple $500 and $100 awards. It also comments on baseball, Ty Cobb’s impact, league standings, and managerials, noting Cincinnati cuts and the need for player control, plus Bishop Nilan’s plan for the St. Francis Orphans Asylum.
New Comfort Truss Promises Ease and Bath Use
A newly patented truss eliminates understraps and hip pressure and can be worn in the bath. Comfort Truss Co offers a 30 day trial with visits to its Bridgeport showroom at 208 Warner Building, daily hours 10 to 12 and 5 to 7, Sundays 10 to 2.
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