Giants Top Pirates to Move Back to First Place
New York May 22 The Giants defeated the Pirates 4 to 3 in a dull contest highlighted by Lew, McCarty and Aleck McCarty in the batting and sharp defense by Robertson near the right field wall. Tesreau pitched well until the ninth when Pittsburgh rallied for three hits and two errors, nearly tying the game before Robertson made the final out. Jacobs and Miller pitched for Pittsburgh.
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Welsh and Leonardi Bout Sparks Referee Row
New York on May 22 sees Freddie Welsh defending the lightweight title against Benny Leonardi amid a dispute over referee choice. Big Roche is named by the club, Billy Gibson disputes Roche’s role, and the State Athletic Commission may appoint a third man. Both fighters continue training at the Manhattan A.C. for next Monday’s clash.
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Yankees Make Good Show On Long Road Tour
Detroit May 22 The Yankees faced the first postponement of the Western trip as rain halted the last game with Detroit. They split a win and a loss, with Donovan undefeated since leaving New York. The team plays the Anie ss today and then heads to Cleveland for five games.
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Oldfield to drive freak car in June 16 derby
New York May 22 Larney Oldfield, entering his sixteenth year of racing, will debut his novel speed creation the Oldfield special in the Chicago Speed Way derby on June 16. He claims the aluminum body is safe and fast, promising a battle with the Peugeots and noting the car’s high price and advanced design.
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Team of All Nations Reds Reflect Diverse Lineup
Cincinnati Reds showcase a broad mix of players from many nations. Among the roster are Irishmen Germans an Indian Cubans and numerous Americans. Owner August Herrmann considered renaming the club but preferred keeping the team identity as Red.
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Famous athletes in regalia of war at Plattsburg Camp
Plattsburg New York May 21 Athletes from multiple sports volunteered as the first call to arms was issued echoing across England and France. The illustration features three famed figures: Bomeister a rake end rated star, R Norris Williams II the premier tennis player, and Watson Washburn lauded on tennis courts.
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Hornsby rises to fame in sensational fashion
New York May 22 Rogers Hornsby then a nineteen year old Fort Worth youth born in 1896 grew from sandlot obscurity to major league stardom with the St Louis Cardinals. The interview traces his rapid rise from Hugo Oklahoma to St Louis his self reliance and versatility in infield outfield and pitching with remarks on his size reach and promise.
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Cardinals Turn And Beat Dodgers In Brooklyn
New York May 22 Cardinals turned in a pugnacious display at Ebbetts Field Brooklyn defeating the Robins 6 to 2. Lee Meadows held Brooklyn with Brenzel and Cheney errors aiding the visitors while Cheney struggled early and Marquard relieved in the third. Gonzales singled stole second and Betzel drove in a run in the fourth to cap the scoring.
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Pirates Fail to Get Dugan Holy Cross Big Hitter
New Haven May 22 Major league managers and scouts bid for Joe Dugan Holy Cross star but Pittsburgh failed to sign him. Dugan says he will finish school first and may consider offers later. Callahan notes Hans Wagner is done as a player and unlikely to return.
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National League Games Recap and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday’s NL results include New York 4 over Pittsburg 3, St Louis 6 to Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 2 to Ston 1, Philadelphia 4 over Chicago 3. Today’s pairings feature Pittsburgh at New York, St Louis at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston, and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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American League Games Postponed by Rain
All American League games yesterday were postponed due to rain. No matches were played or rescheduled.
Eastern League Yesterday's Results and Today’s Schedule
Worcester downed New Haven 2 to 1. New London defeated Lawrence 5 to 0. Hartford routed Portland 10 to 0. Today’s games include Springfield at New Haven Worcester at Bridgeport Portland at New London and Lawrence at Hartford.
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American Association Yesterday's Results Reported
Report lists results from Indianapolis and Louisville with players Stroud Clemons Dawson and Schang noted. Several games including Minneapolis-St Paul, Kansas City Milwaukee, and Columbus Toledo were postponed due to rain.
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Eastern League race looks to be close this season
Eastern League standings show New Haven leading recently with strong pitching from Donovan Weaver and Naylor. New London and New Haven edge the field, Bridgeport and Springfield strong scorers but lack depth in pitching. Worcester Lawrence Hartford Portland struggle for reliable boxmen as teams plan for upcoming games at Newfield Park and other venues.
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Major league stars near draft age in 1910s study
New York May 2 2 birth records show most major league players are within draft age. Only 52 of several hundred in the American and National leagues are over the limit, with others turning 31 this year or next. Teams would lose many veterans to duty, leaving gaps across clubs from Red Sox to Dodgers and Phillies.
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Ed Walsh Birthday Remembrance of White Sox Star
Ed Walsh, famed White Sox pitcher, celebrated at 36. Born in Plains Pennsylvania, he rose from coal mines to pro ball, debuting with Meriden in 1903 and joining the White Sox in 1904 before retiring in 1915. The piece notes former Elks star Ollie Osborn and Fritz Musante auditioning for outfield and one hand catches, with coach Paul Krichell guiding Bridgeport’s boys as they begin practice at Seaside Park.
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Local Elks Hope To Field Strong Baseball Team This Year
The local lodge of Elks plans a baseball squad for the season and all star performers from prior years have agreed to participate, aiming to field a strong club.
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Secretary Kelly of Bridgeport Club Receives Gift
Jimmy Kelly recently named secretary of the Bridgeport baseball club was given a travelling bag and a brush set along with other items by friends last night. The presentation occurred at J. H. Kelly’s Fairfield Avenue cigar store where he once worked. Attendees delivered polished speeches, including Lieut. Peter H. Hall and Dunc Nairn, before Kelly offered thanks and well wishes.
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Burns Defeats Al Shubert in Elm City Boxing Bout
Frankie Burns of Jersey City won a referee’s decision over Al Shubert of New Bedford in a 12 round star bout before the Ryan A. C. at the Arena New Haven. Burns fought with precision infighting and ring generalship to dominate most rounds, while Shubert pressed and landed occasional left hooks. The crowd hailed Burns’s victory by a wide margin and he showed why few can match him at his weight. Referee Fitzgerald also credited a draw in the 10 round bout between Charley Bergen and Red Allen.
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McGraw Calls for Army Enlistments at Noon Meeting
New York May 22 John McGraw manager of the New York Giants urged army navy and marine corps enlistments from a rough wooden platform on Chambers street. He led cheers for liberty and the nation saying ballplayers are ready to go to a finish for the country and its freedoms.
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Big League Bits Highlights From The Season
A column notes George Sister as a star infield and base running, Everett Bankston’s return to the Yankees and back to Richmond, Joe Judge’s strong first base play for Washington, and Giants leading the National League while Red Sox pace the American. It cites White Sox progress after sweeping the Tigers, Chicago fans’ joy at recent success, and local hat shop advertising black silk and straw hats at E. H. Dillon & Co.
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