Shore Loses First Start For New York Yankees
Philadelphia Americans defeat New York 7 to 1 as Shore, former Boston star, shows wild control in his first appearance for the Yankees. Details list hits, runs, and errors, with MoGridge and Russell pitching for the visitors and Pennock for the Yankees.
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eRussell
P & Lemar
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Ruel
Osh
Philadelphia
Shianada
Pratt
Dogan
Bodie
York
Johnson
Mogridge
Russell
St. Hievy
Mozridge
Maryland Governor Rejects Dempsey Fight in Cumberland
Baltimore April 29. Governor Harrington tonight denied Cumberland citizens petitions for a permit to hold the William Dempsey fight there. The executive said he was not satisfied that the proposed affair would prove suitable or safe.
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Cumberland
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Ore
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Ccutive
Tennis Events Suggested for Olympic Games
A proposal to include lawn tennis in the Olympic programme is circulated by H Anthony secretary of the British Tennis Association. The idea is shared with major national associations and federations to gather views from the United States and other countries.
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George T. Adee
H. Anthony
Commission Centrale de Tentis
France
Australian Tennis Association
South African Lawn Tennis Association
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Sabelli
Atee
United States
Jose Ray Sets New 1900 Yard Indoor Record
Jose Ray of the Illinois CG set a new indoor 1,900 yard record at the Thirteenth Coast Artillery games in Brooklyn defeating Homer Baker of Glencoe AC by twelve yards. Time 2m 132-8s. former mark 2m 14s. Fred Teschner won the 69 yard dash in 63-4 seconds, two yards ahead of Bay Wealen Jr. of NYAC. Eddie Hosmer was third. Centers to report for practice at Sea Side Park No 1 Diamond. seeks games with Park Citys Scofield Jrs Trans Walnut Jrs or St Marys. Washingtons to play Sacraments Sunday at Sea Ark. Speed O'Brien to pitch.
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Thirteenth Coast Artillery Games
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Jac Jack Sellers
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Bary Wealen, Jr
New York A. Cc
Eddie Hosmer
Glencos A. C
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Scofield Jrs
Trans
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St. Marys
Centors
National League results and upcoming games noted
Yesterday Philadelphia and Brooklyn beat Cincinnati and Pittsburgh 3 to 1. St Louis defeated Chicago 0. New York and Boston were idle in cold weather. Today New York visits Boston, Brooklyn visits Philadelphia, St Louis visits Chicago, Pittsburgh visits Cincinnati. American League updates mention Boston at Washington and Chicago at Detroit. Cleveland at St Doig. To
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Games Today
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Washington
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Cleveland
St. Doig
Seth T
Don Louis
Alphi
Hinglan
Reds Alone Are Undefeated
The Impartial Rooter praises Pat Moran and the Cincinnati Reds as the only undefeated team in both major leagues. The column notes Moran’s strong start, predicting a tough mid-summer struggle as the Reds aim for a standout record.
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Custyum
Perry's Records and Boxing News from Early Season
Perry's Records covers Scott Perry of the Athletics producing sixteen-inning shows and batting appearances amid star contracts and gas mask era feints. It reports on Zbyszko’s heavyweight claim, flawed Mohr Griffiths accounts, Williams defeating Houck, and the Newark Leonard-Ritchie fight gate totaling about sixty thousand dollars with state tax.
Hartley Absence Upsets Card as Bogash Beats Martin
Hartley did not appear for the scheduled bout with Louis Bogash of Bridgeport. Bogash won easily while Johnny Martin fought on, and Paul Doyle drew with Walter Mohr in a four round semi final. The show featured three preliminary bouts between unknown New Haven fighters and drew a small crowd. Mohr condemned a local sports editor over an conflicting report from Akron. The entire program was off the mark and called a hazy night.
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Ohia
New Haven
Johnny Griffiths
Walter Mehr
Mour
New York
Grooklyn
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Waller
Kew Haven
Anvil
Pete Hartley
Andy Brown
Dane
Louis Bogash
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Hartley
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Martin
Paul Doyle
Walter Mohr
Mohr
Leather Darby
Doyle
Bob Wilson
New Haven Journal Courier
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Yale Crew Sets Two Mile Course Record At Derby
EW Haven April 21 Yale Varsity crew broke the two mile course record on the Tousatome river at Derby with a 10 21 time eight seconds faster than the previous mark set by the first shell last week Yale and Printeston second rows will not race in the regatta next Saturday Prien has withdrawn its second crew and events between the Varsity and freshmen shells plus a comedy race will compose the program Princeton crews arrive Thursday Yale will enter two crews in the Henley regatta on the Schuylkill river Philadelphia on May 1st The Lincoln Babies challenge local girls teams at Holmes and Edward diamond
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Industrial League Adopts Spalding Baseball For Season
Industrial league directors after a heated debate chose the Spalding ball as official for all league games this season. The Malleable Iron Works bid was rejected while Crane No plant was deferred until next week as a possible eight club addition. The league plans May 10 start if no further teams join, with Tom Whaley hiring two more umpires, and McIntyre and Stiohles appointed to study available grounds.
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Tasim
Tom Whaley
Ummnres
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Stiohles
Black Rock C. C. Plans Baseball and Tennis Season
A season of baseball and tennis is planned by Black Rock C C. Players will practice this afternoon under Fred R. Jor, chair of the baseball committee. Tennis meeting at Le club rooms to discuss an early tournament. Nearby clubs will be challenged for Memorial Day events. Full attendance needed to ensure a successful program.
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Baseba
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Licely
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Gimea
le Club
Grimes Plans First Practice As Reds Open Season
Grimes in town to lead Reds with first workout scheduled for tomorrow at Newfield Park after a preseason game against the colored Philadelphia Recliners. Manager Moran’s squad won its sixth straight today, taking the NL lead as Brooklyn fell to Philadelphia. Roush and new catcher Leas highlight potential signings while Lennon joins the roster for opening week.
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Ancient Mariners Lodge Oddities and Puzzling Toasts
A garbled OCR style notice outlines a controversial lodge with a long weekly meeting schedule and ritual phrases. It mentions a corner drug store meeting place, strange pilgrimages, and questionable vows. The text swerves into poems and anarchic lines about saloons, roses, and propaganda. The overall piece presents a chaotic mix of ceremony, songs, and satirical asides.
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