Delaney Knocks Out O Grady in Seventh Round Bout
Montreal May 12. Jack Delaney of Bridgeport Connecticut defeated Martin O Grady of California with a left hook in the seventh round after six rounds of feinting and trading. Delaney earned four thousand dollars. The show drew about six thousand five hundred French Canadian fans. In the prelims Spencer Gardner lost to Canadian Lee Kid Roy after ten rounds. Charlie Manty was knocked out by Babe Herman in Veland New England.
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Kid) Roy
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Harding High Faces Central High In Season Opener
Harding High golf opens season this afternoon at Beardsley Park against Central High led by top junior Waraksa. Four man teams will play. lineup includes Daley Sieillan Tatepee Thomas. Harding elects Paul Durmat captain. schedule lists matches with Weaver High, Congress High, and others later in the year.
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Euclide Captures Jamaica Feature at New Town Race
In New York on May 15 Euclide of the Francocas stable won a Jamaica Feature at New Town in an easy Vetory. Basqualse was second by a length, Traveller third. Euclide led at the far turn and finished strong to outlast Basquaise amid a six horse field.
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Governor Moore to Attend Latzo Walker Fight in Scranton
Governor Moore of New Jersey will attend the welterweight title bout between Pete Walker and Latzo Latzo in Scranton on May 24. Boxing headquar ters say Walker’s manager Paddy Mullins reports Pete’s improved condition and faster form since training. Latzo is set to challenge Walker after their earlier bout years ago.
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Meusel Praised As Best Player By Miller Huggins
Miller Huggins declares Hub Meusel the best player in the American League praising his hitting throwing speed and fielding. He says Meusel would outplay any other outfielder and expects him to continue strong form, reshaping views of the Yankees' lineup.
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Eastern League standings and today’s games recap
Yesterday in the Eastern League Providence led Albany 15 to 13 while Wartford beat New Haven 19 to 3 and Waterbury blanked New Haven 0. Springfield won 4 to 2 at Pittsfield. today Albany visits Providence, Hartford hosts Bridgeport, Waterbury plays New Haven, and Springfield meets Pittsfield.
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Brown Beats Boston University In College Tennis
Brown opens with a decisive 6 0 win over Boston University. Freshman players show strength as Worcester Tech and Harvard results follow, with Brown College and other teams posting varied scores across the day.
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Zachary Wins Third Straight as Washington Tops St Louis
Washington defeated St Louis 7 to 4 extending Tom Zachary's win streak to three. Johnson earned his sixth victory, running his consecutive win total to five. The scoring details followed as the game unfolded.
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Pirates Batter Four Hurlers to Beat Phillies 14 to 3
The Pirates pummeled four Philadelphia pitchers for 17 hits and a 14 to 3 victory. Meadows won his fourth straight, helped by timely hitting as Pittsburgh broke the game open in the third with six runs. Harper homered in the eighth.
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Yale Princeton and Harvard Enter Intervallocite Polo Match
New York May 12 CAP Yale Harvard and Princeton filed the first entries for the inter vallocite polo championship at the Westchester Biltmore Country Club. The event runs June 19 to 26 with Yale winning the first tournament in 1928 Princeton victori ous the next year and the title holder from Yale and Harvard yet to be clarified.
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Starward
Dusty League Title Contenders Bassick Baseball Team in Industrial League
Bassick baseball is rated among the league’s best and a threat to rivals this season. The photo shows players First row Matera W Liptak Sank Kelly. second row Kish Foster Schiller Meyer Bonmay. third row Assil assistant manager Schuk Giard manager Liptak captain and August.
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Giants take 2 1 win as Southworth and Meusel homer
In St. Louis on May 12 the New York Giants defeated the Cardinals 2 to 1 as all scoring came from three home runs. Southworth hit a third inning homer, Meusel followed with another in the same frame, and Bell answered for St. Louis with a fifth inning shot. Huntzinger closed out the ninth by striking out three.
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Traders Fall To Central High In 12 4 Baseball Clash
Central High defeated Trade school 12 to 4 at Seashide Park in a game highlighted by Catalano of the Traders belting a homer to deep right center. Burlant had three hits for Central High, while Dunn and Owens contributed solid defense and timely plays. The Centrals broke out to a four run first inning and added in the seventh, with advances in the eighth and ninth as Trade tried to rally. Catalano and Le Duo played key infield roles for Trade as Linane earned the win with 6 2/3 innings pitched.
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Donahue Allows Braves Three Hits as Reds Win 9-1
Cincinnati bunched hits in the second and fourth innings to win the second game from Boston 9 to 1. Bresalier's sacrifice and Pipp's single were boosted by triples off Walker, Critz and Hargrave. Donohue limited the Braves to three hits, with Manager Bancroft accounting for two of them.
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Athletics Take Ninth Straight With Win Over White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics claim a season best nine consecutive victories by defeating the White Sox 4 to 8 in ten innings. Errors by Galloway allowed two Sox runs, Scott booted a sixth inning error that tied the game, and Collin’s bunt and Simmons’ double sealed the win. Lou Gehrig shows signs of strong hitting early in the season for the Yankees.
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Yankees Take Un disputed Lead In AL Over Indians
New York Yankees seized sole lead in the American League by defeating the Cleveland Indians 6 to 5 in 16 innings. Lacey misplayed a grounder with two out to allow the winning run. Meusel homered for the Yankees and Ruth went hitless.
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Rocky Lane Not to Run in Derby
Lexington May 12 AP John E Madden announced Rocky Lane will not start in the Derby. Madden said he will race Rocky Lane on eastern tracks after leaving for New York to oversee horses in training at Belmont Port.
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Roland Locke Named Nebraska Cyclone In Track Push
A reference to sprint records notes Roland Locke as a rising figure for Nebraska in track. The article recalls past expectations for Stribling, but emphasizes need for improved punching power and hitting. It discusses wind impact on records and the challenge of finding fast conditions for new marks.
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