Ray Grimes Stars As Chicago Beats St Louis 11 4
Ray Grimes delivered a standout game helping Chicago rally twice to defeat St Louis Nationals 11 to 4. Martin sparked the visitors with early hits before Grimes, a former Bridgeport player, drove in runs and joined in two double plays as Chicago pulled ahead.
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Chicago Evens Count With Detroit Tigers
Chicago tied Detroit in a 3 to 3 game as Faber starred in early innings and Ehmke’s control wobble allowed Chicago two more runs in the third. Detroit answered with a first-run on a sacrifice and two-base hit, and another on Cobb’s hit and Heilmann’s RBI single.
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Boston Nationals Send Two Players to Minors
In Boston on April 15 the Boston Nationals announced moves sending pitcher Thompson to Greenville B.C. and infielder Lacy to a football program. The club confirms the adjustments amid ongoing roster changes and business discussions surrounding player futures.
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Black Sox in Bad at Chicago
Chicago directors in emergency session bar players and umpires linked to the 1919 World Series scandal from games with the Black Sox. They announced the Arist Giants would play the Black Sox at Murer Park.
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Boston Defeats Dodgers In Free Hitting Game
In a rain interrupted ten inning contest Boston defeated Brooklyn 6 to 5. Milinus passed Ford with one out in the tenth to force in Southworth for the winning run. Powell doubled twice and Nicholson collected hits in all four plate appearances. Myers made stellar plays, Scott struggled but received solid support.
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Pirates Rally Past Reds In Sloppy Eight Inning Win
Cincinnati, April 15. Poor fielding by Cincinnati let Pittsburgh score three runs in the eighth and take a 3 to 1 victory. Rixey pitched well through seven, Hamilton labored, and See left hospital with blood poisoning in the left arm. Daubert, Breseler, Carey, Maranville spark Pittsburgh hits. Breseler and Daubert with key two base hits. Wild pitches, bases on balls, and double plays shaped the game as Hamilton secured the win over Rixey. Time, 1:46.
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Gould and Wear Reach Tennis Doubles Final
New York on April 15 Jay Gould and Joseph W Wear of Philadelphia advanced to the final of the national amateur court tennis doubles championship by defeating E Rhodes and R W Cutler of Boston in the semi finals Their final opponents will be Joshua Crane and G R B Searing of Boston Also mention of Babe Ruth auditioning for a song revival appears in the same item, with no further detail.
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Champs Make It Two Straight in St. Louis Series
In St. Louis on April 13 Cleveland defeated Louis 10 to 4 to take a two game lead. Cleveland chased Davis and Bayne from the mound after a six hit first inning with two errors but Bagby held the rest of the game. The Secals led early with four runs but could not answer Cleveland’s offense.
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Telegraphic Bowling Starts at Y M C A in State Tournament
Industrial All-Stars from Bridgeport M G A enter the Telegraphic Bowling tournament while matches occur in New London New Haven Hartford Willimantic and Middletown. Results telegraphed to each city with a local summary showing Boon Wooster Dell Sank Carsefiellot and others in scores. Total points listed as 1945.
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Milford Star Names Edwin Munson As Manchester Coach
Edwin Munson of Milford a former Yale varsity star and later a military veteran will coach and captain the Manchester baseball club. Games are scheduled on Saturdays and Sundays with Munson’s antics noted. prize money for a Minneapolis horseshoe tournament appears wasted to the average sports fan.
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Jersey City Internationals Lineup For Waterbury Game
Jersey City Internationals manager McCann plans a full lineup for today’s Hammme with Jersey City in the International League at Newfield Park. Len Ron starts, with infield shifts and outfield rotation as McCann tests players for a weekend series against Rochester and Albany. News notes include Lou Bogash and Kid Lewis May boxing in Waterbury and Mulligan’s pending East Coast papers, plus Veterans of Foreign Wars open-air event setup.
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Dempsey Arrives in Chicago With Haircut Style Buzz
New York April 1 Jack Dempsey, famed pugilist, arrives after a rough tour through Canada and the Far West. He jokes about trimming pounds to reach around 29 as he prepares for training. Reporters note a barber’s styling above the ear, altering his appearance while he plans conditioning and sparring with tough opponents as he seeks peak form for upcoming challenges.
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Y M C A Industrial Baseball Set to Start Soon
The Industrial Department of the Y M C A has issued a call to athletic chairs managers and team captains for a league meeting Monday night at eight o'clock. Interest appears high with several applications received and eight teams expected to compete. The Park City Factory League last year inspired the Keystones organization which will practice at five o'clock on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings.
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M. C. A. Volleyball Executives Meet Monday
The YMCA Volleyball executives, governing the Industrial Amateur League, will meet at the YMCA office Monday evening at 7 o clock to decide the league final standings amid some misunderstandings. Committee members include Hall, Barney, Brinevold, Tordoff, Sheat, Cesky, Gabler, Automate, Washburn, Brass, and Edwards.
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Sox Play Sunday at Seaside Park
The Red Sox will face Victoria Sunday afternoon at Seaside Park. Reporters for the game include P. frank J. Prank Walters Paige Mitchiesld Leviere Perry Miisy Thelacy Brown Nast and Bekert.
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Senators Repeat Victory Over Boston Americans
Washington defeated Boston 7 to 1 as Hrickson delivered effectively at all stages. Rice and Gharrity homered for Washington, with Fullerton driving in a seventh inning run. Boston bats were silenced by Erickson and Washington’s defense produced several double plays in a one sided early season win.
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Harvard team managers face limits on scholarships
A Harvard University committee report to President Lowell finds team managers and their assistants invest substantial time in athletics, far more than players, and carry notably lower scholarship records. The study, the most thorough on athletic conditions at Harvard, notes managers hold weaker academic standings and more outside commitments.
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Sensational Developments In Baseball Gambling Scandal
New York reports reveal Ben Johnson's secret circuit tour to build a case against presumed World Series fixers. Johnson plans to bar known gamblers from ballparks, assemble evidence, and push for indictments, with advisory council sessions in Chicago. He cites testimonies and large bets tied to the 1919 series and 1920 games.
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Akorns Sign up Three Pitchers
Akorn A G adds pitchers Schults from New York State league Curry from Penn State league, both tall right handers with strong大小. Manager Ford invites first class semi pro teams to dock the Akorns Saturday at 3 p.m. at 123 Kossuu Street Akron Ac.
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French Woman Tennis Champion Lenglen Stuns Fans in Cannes
In Cannes on April 13 Suzanne Lenglen, France’s renowned tennis champion woman, displays brilliant form unseen in recent years. Local enthusiasts claim Lenglen could defeat any man of the era, including William Tilden, in a gripping display that underscores her dominance and skill in the sport.
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