Bing Miller Delivers Ninth Inning Triple To Lift Phillies
New York, May 4. Bing Miller hit a ninth inning three bagger that scored Dykes and gave Philadelphia a 5 3 victory. The loss extends the Yankees slide to five games as heavy hitting and many pitching changes marked the game. Two base hits by Jamar Simmons and Ward contributed to Philadelphia’s 8 7 11 line while Groves earned the win and Jones the loss in a 2 32 time frame.
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Le Yols Combines Defeats Eagles in Stamford Game
Le Yols Combines defeats the Bronx Aerie F. om 12 to 2 at Halloween Park. Alfano belts a sixth inning homer to pace Stamford's offense, backed by Moger’s nine strikeouts. Willams, Tucker and Alfano collect multiple hits as Stamford wins wire to wire.
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NYU Coach Sees Cremins As Incoming Scholar Hope
NYU Freshman coach Weinheim praised Trankle Cremins for his fielding and hitting, suggesting an athletic scholarship offer to enroll this fall. George "Kiddo" Davis, once a top outfielder at the Red and Black, helped Cremins secure the chance, now holding an outfield spot on NYU’s varsity team.
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Kiddo) Davis
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White Eagles rout Schwabens in seaside park clash
The White Eagles overwhelmed the Schwabens of the North End at Seaside Park by 9 to 1. Jack Ostrowsky, ex Rosebud pitcher, toed the rubber for the Eagles and held the Schwabs to three scattered hits and one run on two errors. The WE squad impressed with balanced hitting and sharp defense as they expressed readiness to challenge Greens Bucks for games at Seaside Park. Manager Wally invites interest at 595 East Washington Avenue.
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Sea Side Park
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Jack Ostrowsky
Rosebud
Greens Bucks
Fairfield American Legion
Seaside Park
Wally
East
Washington Avenue
Stamford Defeats Brooklyn Team In Semi-Pro Game
Stamford defeats Orchards of Brooklyn 6 runs to 2 at Bhippan Avenue Park. J Foster Ungemack Johnson and Cole drove early runs. Ungemack and Johnson added in the third with a sacrifice hit and errors enabling three more. Orchards answered with two in the fifth aboard Tabel’s single and OConnell’s homer. Lineups listed for Stamford and Orchards.
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Orchards of Brooklyn
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Cole
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Tabel
O’connell
Walsh
Stamford High Loses First Ball Game of 1925 Season
Stamford High School nine dropped its season opener at Naugatuck High School on Saturday. O'Connell led the visitors with a homer in the first inning but was ruled out for not touching first base. He later was caught at third as Stamford’s defense faltered, with Scalzi and Metarthy among others contributing.
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Stamford High School
Naugatuck
Naugatuck High School
O'Connell
Scalzi
Metarthy
MacDonald Smith
Gulf
Ike Phil Carter
Fred Herreshoff
Macsmith
Mac
Garry Owen
Yale Interactors Regatta Attracts Leading School Eights
Six top school eight crews from across the country will race in Yale's fifth annual Interactors regatta on the Housatonic river next Friday and Saturday. Participants include Wallingford Conn Kent Ind DeWitt High New York Springdale Vocational, with Choate the defending champion from last year.
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Housatonic River
Wallingford, Conn
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Mayer Ind
Ewe Lochelte
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Dewitt High School
Nework
Springfield
Choate
Brookside Nine Defeats Greenfield Hill Pirates At Gypsy Spring
Brookside nine beat Greenfield Hill Pirates 8 to 5 at Gypsy Spring on Sunday afternoon. Pitcher Kovata and batter Fuse starred as the Brooksides edged the rival club in a lively game.
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Braves Rally In Ninth Beat Brooklyn 6 5
Boston May 4 Braves rally in ninth with two out to defeat Brooklyn Dodgers 6 to 5. Bancroft drove in the decisive run as Marriott hit a single in the ninth. Key hits by Johnston Tierney Cox Bancroft Marriott and a Bancroft home run powered the comeback. Graham won after Osborne started, Marquard pitched well in relief, Petty suffered the loss. Umpires Pfinman Sweeney and ODay officiated. Time not listed.
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Marriott
Sored Bancroft
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Rude Marquart
Petty
Marquand
Osborne
Graham
Johnston
Tierney
Cox
Bancroft
Foronier
Bancrott
Burrus
DeBerry
Padgett
Brooklyn
Marquard
Fetty
Nurmi Sought for Harvard Mile Attempt May 10
Boston officials telegraphed Paavo Nurmi and his manager Hugo Quist in California to join a handicap mile run at Harvard Stadium on May 10. Albert Geiger, chairman of the BAA athletic committee, said admission would be free if Nurmi competes and that the event is a spanning proposition with potential rivals including Lloyd Hahn Tom Cavanaugh and Leo Larriver.
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Remarkable Woman Heads Anzac Team
Mrs RR Harper captain of the Australian women's tennis team heading to England for Wimbledon season. Between July 1923 and March 1924 she won singles in the Commonwealth championships and four mixed titles, totaling seventeen. She now holds the doubles title with Daphine Akhurst, who beat her in singles.
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England
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Ribetts Leaves Brook lyn Club Interest to Family
YORK May 4 Charles H Ribetts late president of the Brooklyn National League Baseball club bequeathed his interest in the club jointly among his widow his son Chaves Jr and his three daughters reported this afternoon The lengthy estates properties hog tran years.
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Charles H. Ribetts
Brooklyn National League Baseball Club
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Dundee and Terris in Garden finale tonight
Boxing notes report a State Boxing Commission meeting on May 26 to consider Tiger Players vs Bogash. Johnny Dundee faces Terris in Madison Square Garden in a 12 round finale marking the venue’s end. Dundee’s career, two comeback bouts, and last battles are recounted with Philadelphian and national updates.
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Tiger Players and Bogash
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Shang Wheeler
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Dan Brennan
Bill Jordan
Joe Fonith
Bridgeport
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Johony Dundee
Fistlana
Unicsa
Dundee
Garden
John
Willie Jackson
Eugene Criqui
Johnny Kilbane
Join
Hed Chapman
Boston
Washington
Honey Boy” Finnigan
John Eave
Harvard Crews Start Saturday On Charles River
Cambridge Massachusetts May 4 Harvard crews begin the regular season next Saturday afternoon facing strong opposition from MIT in a quadrangular race on the Charles The Crimson varsity rowers are praised for improved form and likely to use the same lineup against three rivals with stroke Bob Winthrop leading a six man order including Kent Leavitt John Hubbard George Johnson Charles Darlington Geoffrey Platt Bob Laddcox and Steve Heard
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Charles
Harvards
Crimson
Bob Winthrop
Kent Leavitt
John Hubbard
George Johnson
Charles Darlington
Geoffrey Platt
Bob Laddcox
Steve Heard
The Sportlight Notes On Competitive Temperament And Comebacks
An array of sports musings discuss nerve in boxing, the psychology of facing stronger opponents, and the lure of comebacks. Highlights include Dempsey facing Carpentier and Firpo, plus praise for MacDonald Smith’s Open return and D. Burghley’s hurdling promise. The piece also extols soccer as a democratic sport and notes Zbyszko’s wrestling stance.
Maid At Arms Wins Pimlico Oaks In Fast Mile and a Sixteen
Samuel D. Riddle and the three year old filly Maid At Arms by Man O War dominate the Pimlico Oaks before 18,000. She covers 1 1/16 miles in 1 46 with 113 pounds, beating Revoke Primrose and others. Revoke roared late to take second by a nose, Primrose fading to third.
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Samuel D. Riddle
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Albert Johnson
Maid At Arms
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Red Russell Tops American Association Batting Leaders
Chicago May 4 Associated Press Red Russell star outfielder for the Columbus Club leads the American Association with a .468 average and has 17 runs and 4 home runs. He also shows 42 total bases. Runner up is Pick of Kansas City at .450 followed by Guyon of Louisville at .432. Other top batters include Lebourveau and Briet, Milwaukee, .431 and .431 respectively, with Maguire, Toledo at .3873 and Murphy, Columbus and Here Are WIL Milwaukee at .368.
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Maguire
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Murphy
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Anderson
Parenti
Minneapoli
Graeger
Indianapolis
Auto Drivers Ready for Charlotte Race Weekend
Charlotte officials expect fifteen or more drivers to arrive by May 6 with mounts on the boards by May 7. Entrants include Earl Cooper, Tommy Milton, Cuff Durant, Fred Comer, Peter De Paoly, Leon Duray, Harry Hartz, Bennett Hill, Reginald Johnson, Peter Kriess, Tara De Vore, Bob McDonagh, Wade Morton, Phil Shafer, Doc William H. Shattue, Jerry Wonderlich, and Frank Elliott as new supercharged cars preset for speed trials.
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Earl Cooper
Tommy Milton
Cuff Durant
Fred Comer
Peter de Paoly
Leon Duray
Harry Hartz
Bennett Hil
Reginald Johnson
Peter Kriess
Tara de Vore
Bob McDonagh
Wade Morton
Phil Shafer
Wiliam H. Shattue
Jerry Wonderlich
Frank Eliiott
Special prizes added for Kalamazoo meet
Kalamazoo Mid May 4 features a special race for 2:12 trotters with a $3,000 purse as part of the Kala uid circuit meeting. The event expands the meet with $27,000 in special classes plus $23,000 American Tierhy for 2:08 pacing. The open list includes multiple purses for 2:08 to 2:18 classes and two year old pacer events.
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Williams College Star Harry Fisher Signs with North Adams Team
Harry Fisher of New Rochelle New York, Williams College’s sole four year standout, signs with the North Adams semi pro club for the season. He will play right field, a position he held for years on the Williams club, and will be unavailable for the Purple baseball squad this spring.
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President Coolidge Gifts Watch to Bucky Harris
At the White House President Coolidge presented Stanley Harris with a watch from President Griffith and Washington fans. Harris, manager of the champion team, was unsure whether to pitch or bat as Griffith noted his noted throwing to Walter Johnson in the season opener.
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Savoys to Meet Park City Giants Sunday Afternoon
The Savoys, a newly organized City League team, will play the Park City Giants Sunday at 3:30 on diamond No 1. Captain Ralph Cassidy, elected by manager Teddy Anuze, leads practice at St. Joe's Oval Wednesday night and Saturday afternoon. players listed include A Matera Mennearo Ralph Cassidy Philip Moth George Simko DiMenna Ralph Miller John Lynch Frank LeVach K Luson F Devitt 3 Perry B Hayes Dorgan Red Fagan.
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Ralph Miller
John Lynch
Frank LeVach
K. Luson
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B. Hayes
Dorgan
Red Fagan
Mark Master is Not Likely 10 Start in Derby
Chicago sportsman G Frank Croissant plans to win the Kentucky Derby on May 16. He bought Kentucky Cardinal for around £70,000 after Derby hopes by Desha Beckenridge faded. Other contenders Stimulus Master Charlie Tring Richards Special and Mark Master are either lame or doubtful due to injuries or training.
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London
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Marshall Field
Master Charile
William Daniel
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Sisler Delivers as Browns Top Detroit 5 to 4
George Sisler starred for the St. Louis Browns in a 5 to 4 win over Detroit. He added two singles and cleared the right field bleachers with two runners aboard, then stole home on a double steal in the eighth. It marked his 19th straight game with a hit. Detroit pitcher Da vies held until the ninth before relief.
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Wiliams
Dhalla
Daui T Davis
Sui
Darya
Davia
Winening
Ninety Two Women Enter British Ladies Open Golf
Ninety two players including Glenna Collett and leading English stars enter the British ladies open golf championship at Troon Scotland set to begin May 18. Entries close with more players than last year but fewer than the event record. The draw will be held in London next Monday.
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Joyce Wethered
Troon
Scotland
Glenna Collett
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