Notre Dame Hurdler Sets New World's Record for 440
Notre Dame’s AL Welch set a new world record in the 440 yards hurdles at the University of Pennsylvania relay carnival in Philadelphia. Georgetown’s Robert La Gendre won the pentathlon, while Desch of Notre Dame led the 400 metre hurdles, breaking the previous best time by 2-5 second. The meet featured the Paris team and a mix of U.S. colleges, with multiple events and scores tallied across pentathlon and relay championships.
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Tigers Win as Recruit Makes Sisler Fan Twice
Detroit Americans defeat St Louis 5 to 3 behind pitcher Sutherland who allowed six hits and no walks. Recruit hurler twice struck out George Lister, last year’s league champion, while Detroit provided solid run support and struck Sothoren for multiple hits.
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Senators and Athletics Tie 3 3 in 10 Inning Rain
Philadelphia fans saw a 3 3 tie as Washington and Philadelphia played 10 innings in a rain plagued contest. Washington's Rommel fielding and infield work stood out while Umpire Connolly halted play at the end due to darkness.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday's games include New Haven 7 Albany 2, Hartford 9 Springfield 5, Worcester 3 Pittsfield 2 with rain postponements Bridgeport-Waterbury and New York-Boston rain. Detroit 5 St Louis 3 and Chicago 1 Cleveland 0 Washington 3 Philadelphia 3 halted in 10th. National League results include Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 0 and Cincinnati 7 St Louis 1 with rain in others.
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Milford Fans Anticipate Busy Baseball Season
Milford will field at least four teams this season including Milford Prep, Devon A A, and the Pad docks of Walnut Beach. Openers set for Sunday with Milford vs Heho A C Derby at Gulf grounds, pitchers Buckholtz and Walker in key roles. Paddocks face Eko of Bridgeport with a hoped rapid contest. Milford Wheel Club opens Memorial Day with plans to host fast semi pro teams.
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Hollocher Error Sparks Pirates 3 Defeat of Chicago
Pittsburgh blanked Chicago 3 to 0 on the pirates home debut as Cooper returned from illness. Hollocher misplayed in the first inning allowing two runs while Maranville hit a two bagger and Cutshaw singled for another in the third. Barker made a one handed catch off Carey's line drive to highlight the field.
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Albany Falls to Indians in First Home Game
Albany opened the season with a 7 to 2 loss to New Haven in the Hastern league opener. Brown pitched for Albany as a large crowd watched despite a streetcar strike. New Haven runners and Hargraves homered, Stimpson and Donohue added multiple hits, and Albany left eight men on base.
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International League Report From Jersey City Newark
In Jersey City Toronto faced Snyder and Sandberg Riemiller and McNeil as the game details emerged. In Newark Rochester confronted Conicowrisht Ross Barnes Tip ple Perryman and Withrow McAinstry in a separate league listing. Reading met Syracuse with Schuiz Niebergall Knap and Herbst contributing as Baltimore Buffalo and Baltimore matchups appeared in the ledger.
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Baseball notes from a chaotic score roundup
The item lists American Association results from Minneapolis Milwaukee and St Paul plus Kansas City numbers. Mentions Babe Ruth approaching 117 home runs, and opponents plotting to walk George Kelly to curb his streak. References a knuckleball show with the Giants and Dodgers, and a Cooper victory with York losing.
American Golfers Sail for England
Seven American amateur golfers sail tomorrow for England to compete in the British amateur championships. They were guests at a private dinner hosted by How F. Whitney, president of the United States Golf Association, at the Links Club. Players named include Bobby Jones, Francis etc.
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Faber Holds Cleveland To Four Hits and Chisox Defeat Champions
Faber held Cleveland to four hits as the Chicago White Sox defeated the champions. In tonight’s Mulligan’s Arena card, Dance, a popular Waterbury welter, headlines a main bout after a storied career. Patsy, a rival, relies on his kayo wallon to sleep opponents, with miners accompanying him to Brass City. The card also features Young Goldie versus Battling Harris and featherweight Tommy Atlen in the preliminaries.
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Harvard Lacrosse Beats Penn 4 to 2 in Cambridge
Harvard defeats the University of Pennsylvania 4 to 2 in Cambridge. Harvard town tennis players defeated Williams team today with matches continuing.
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College Baseball Scores From Northeast Games
Scores from Hartford and Amherst show Trinity defeating Bowdoin in Hartford Bowdoin. Dartmouth edged Amherst 2 1 in Amherst Massachusetts. Maine beat Rhodeshind State 11 1 in Kingston Th University. Middlebury and Colby split 1 1 in Middlebury VI. Notes mention Pratt Philadelphia Boston and Jesse Guil.
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Columbia and Yale Cre Practice on Housatonic Derby
In a damp afternoon on the Housatonic River Columbia and Yale varsity and junior crews practiced, rowers racing a mile with a tail wind and sprint work for position. Races tomorrow at 3 45 p m standard time over a two mile course are set to start near noon.
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