Yankees Win 8-6 With Babe Ruth Out of the Game
New York Americans opened their home season by defeating Philadelphia in a loosely played game marred by an accident to George Ruth. Rath injured before the game and had to be helped off. New York led 6 0 early but Philadelphia tied it in the seventh as Gleich, Ruth’s successor, contributed errors. Pratt’s bases loaded single in the eighth scored two for the Yankees.
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Wild Tiger Flinging Aids White Sox to Easy Victory
A Detroit crowd watched Chicago swing to an easy win as Wild Tiger hurled effectively. Chicago saw Leona nals support with walks setting the pace. In mid game the White Sox offense produced doubles and multiple singles while the Tigers faltered behind weak defense.
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Fights at Field Horn Stadium Reported in Portland Bout
Portland reports a boxing event at Field Horn Stadium featuring Jeff Smith from London and Jack Thompson of Tulsa. The heavyweight bout was expected as a twenty round match but concluded in the sixth round with a decision for Thompson.
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Oklo
Local Antlers Called to Baseball Meeting
Local Antlers receive invitation to a scheduled baseball meeting with representatives from the Sports International League to discuss team plans, schedule considerations, and league rules.
Colby Victory Over Amherst in Hard Hitting Game
Colby defeated Massachusetts Agricultural College in a hard hitting afternoon game in Amherst Mass by 3 to 3 rail and eighth tory. Bucknam Lent and Klam and Crafts Newell featured for Colby with key plays as the scoreline reflects a tight contest in the innings listed Go0005220 9 114 gqne2h12a0g-s o 4.
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Fish Class Yachts Tune Up for Lipton Cup Classic
Pensacola Yacht Club prepares for the Lipton Cup challenge against New Orleans Southern Yacht Club. Gulf of Mexico racing lines up a gulf coast contest with Fish Class yachts, revealing experience from New Orleans and Pensacola sailors and a Lipton silver loving cup trophy to be awarded to the winner.
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Two Arrests of R R Strikers at Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh April 22 department of justice officials arrested Paul Wave and William Seattle in the unauthorized railroad workers strike case. They face charges under the Laver food and fuel control act for allegedly conspiring to disrupt transportation by striking and circulating literature while connected with the E. W. group.
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Main Street Trolley Fire Ties Traffic Nearby
A trolley burned out on Main Street near Madison Avenue last night causing brief north south traffic tie ups. A working party from the local Connecticut company promptly attended to the wires and restored normal flow.
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US House urged to join Allies to protect Armenia
A resolution by Representative Eagan of New Jersey urged the United States to join Allied powers in taking measures to protect Armenians from massacres and oppression and to recognize the Republic of Armenia. It called for Allied safeguards to prevent recurrence of atrocities.
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President to Receive Several Envoys
Arrangements are under way for early reception by President Wilson. Forty eight plenipotentiaries have not yet presented credentials personally due to delays. Ministers and others will be received in order on the waiting list, with about seven or eight ahead. The ceremony is brief and could be completed within a week if two were received in one day.
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Wilson
Indians Bat Indians Batting Togs On and Meal Brown Pitchers
Indians win a midweek game with decisive hitting as Smith Gardner and Johnson lead Cleveland to a 9 to 3 victory over St Louis. Key events include two base hits by Gardner and solid pitching by Coveleskie, supported by multi-run innings and strong fielding. The St Louis offense managed several base runners but couldn’t convert them into runs.
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Parade of Curious Attire at Columbus Circle
A chaotic, satirical parade article details a whimsical event at Columbus Circle. It envisions refugees from rent districts marching in denim and seersucker outfits, prizes for outrageous costumes, and rules stressing humor over form. The piece plays with costumes, eccentric prizes, and a chaotic call to assemble at seven o'clock CUCKOO time.
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U S Golfers to Play in Olympics
New York reports a change in the Olympic golf schedule. The U S team may compete for Antwerp with individual players or a possible team. American officials sail May 22 to confer with Royal and Ancient. Delegates may participate in the English amateur championship and a Cambridge Oxford team.
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Cambridge
Penn Beats Harvard In Hard Hit 6-4 Victory
In Philadelphia on April 22 Pennsylvania defeated Harvard 6 to 4 in a hard fought game. Key players Felton Bullard Gammack for Harvard and Lancaster Sheffley Harvey Hauntzinger Warwick for Penn noted in the page’s box.
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