First Round Play in Annual Spring Tournament Opens at Brooklawn
The Brooklawn Country Club hosts the opening round of the annual spring tournament with forty eight qualifiers led by John T. L. Hubbard at 73. Haynes and Strong follow with 77 as first flight matchups are listed. proceeds include boxing notes and college results.
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Brooklawn Club
J.T. L. Hubbard
Brooklawn
John T. L. Hubbard
E. M._ Haynes
H. D. Strong
R. C. Wilmot
Hallas
J. Mills
Veress
H. Ll. Savard
H.C. Goddard
Jennings
WJ. McLaughlin
J. Dunn
Charles A. Phelps
FR. D. Cate
Ois
D.C. Wheeler
H.W. Barker
M. Heynen
Breant
E. C. Fargo
G. Cc. Gerrish
H Lalley
Patterson
R.A. Lewis
Ashmun
I. Ashmun
C. H. Delaney
Wolfe
Black Sox To Host New Departure Nine Saturday
The Black Sox of the city prepare to meet the New Departure nine from Bristol this Saturday afternoon at 3 40. Harold Workheimer will start at short for the waiters and manager Blanco strengthens the lineup with Cuban stars. New Departure brings known names from major and minor leagues. Remkus and O'Brien will officiate.
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Black Sox
Bristol
Harold Workheimer
Horkheimer
Seatons
Blanco
Remkus
O'Brien
Dean Academy Beats Yale Freshmen Team in Baseball
The Dean Academy nine defeated Yale freshmen today as Magnes, the visiting pitcher, allowed three hits and struck out ten. Dean’s Datterer opened with a double and a single, and also contributed an RBI while Magnes added two assists.
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Sew Haven
Dean Academy
Magnes
Datterer
Per Dean
Heiner
Wiltse Beaten In First Home Game By White Sox
Boston May 19 AP Hal Wiltse lost his first home pitching assignment as Chicago defeated Boston 9 to 7. The White Sox scored seven runs in the fourth inning aided by fielding by Mostil and solid hitting. Lyons struggled yet escaped damage through Chicago outfield catches.
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Wiltse
White Sox
Boston
Hal Wiltse
Chicago
Red Sox
Lyons
Mostil
Braves Conquer Chicago in Fourth Inning Rally
May 19. In a Boston win over Chicago, Hearn hurled for the Braves as a rally in the fourth produced two doubles and two singles to claim a 5 to 2 victory. Bancroft started a sharp double play in the sixth, quelling Cubs threats and sealing the opener of the series.
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Chicago
Boston
BU Piercy
Hearn
Braves
Bancroft
Cubs
Hughie McQuillan on Giants Hospital List
New York Giant pitcher Hugh McQuillan formed the club hospital list after injuring his pitching hand upon arrival. He cut his hand on broken glass from a frantic picture he carried, required four stitches, and was taken to a hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Hugh McQuillan
New York Giant
Hie
Metguilan
Mcttraw
Hin
Daeter
Reds Take Firmer Hold On First Place Over Robins
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 6 to 1 to seize top spot as Donohue pitched two-hitter relief and Pininich homered with two on in the eighth. Brooklyn managed only two hits, while Cincinnati built a lead with timely hitting and strong defense.
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REDS
Robins
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Fete Ponohue
Dodgers
Donohue
Pininieh
Herman
Jweolson
Butler
Fournier
Maranville
Felix
Hargraves
Petty
Walker Defends Title Tonight Against Latzo in Battle
Bab e Ruth tops pace with 14th homer as Latzo fights Walker for welter crown. Latzo to challenge Mickey Walker in New York on Friday in a bout framed as a possible path to the world title. Carpentier trains in New York ahead of a ten round bout with Eddie Huffman, seeking a comeback to reclaim the throne.
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Pete Latzo
Carpentier
Scranton
Mickey Walker
Latzo
Latzo Walker
Acre
New York
Georges Carpentier
France
Witt
Orchid
Madison Square Garden
Eddie Huffman
California
Pugilian
Carpentier Attit
Siki
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Huffman
Riki
Tex Rickard
Noup
Young Stribling
Paul Berlenbach
Arpender
Stribling
Berlembach
Irenchman
Stratford High Loses 11 to 6 on Pony Pitchers
Stratford High fell to Stamford High 11 to 6 in a baseball game played here yesterday. Conroy earned the win with 2 base hits. Ci Bratton and Nielsen tallied for Stamford. The contest featured several strikeouts, base on balls, and stolen bases as Stamford prepared for Ansonia High on Saturday.
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Chicago
Po Mostil
Hunnefield
Colling
Sheely
O McCurdy
A Falk
Harris
Rt Schalk
Scott
Ss Lyons
Boston
Po Flagstead
Rey
Carlyle
Bratche
Haney
Herrera
Gaston
Wiltse
P Q Welzar
P Rosenthal
Staalford
Stratford High School
Stamford High
Ansonia High
Ansonia
Conroy
Neilson
Halis
Bratton
Neilsen
Pitehrr
Hv J
Qluistead
Olf Neilsen
Thorne
Conroy Xin
Knoblock
Roles
Duffy
Cleary
van Alstyne
Jack Foste
Gold Watches at Norwegian Meet Set for June Parade
Entries for the Norwegian Turnatelety track and field meet at Ulmer Park Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon June 13 were distributed among athletic clubs colleges and schools in the Metropolitan district. Prizes include gold watches for first and second in each event and gold cuff links for third. The open mile relay offers gold watches to the winning team and cuff links to the runners up. Other open events include 100 yard dash 880 yard run 2 mile walk and 3 mile run with two special events to be announced later and four events closed to Scandinavian American Athletic league members. Entries close on June with B Jorgensen Norwegian Turnoelety Room 9098 305 Broadway New York.
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Ulmer Park
Brooklyn
Hornsby Spiked as Phillies Win Over Cardinals
In St Louis on May 19 AP reports Carl son outpitched Haines as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Cardinals 2 to 0. The game stayed scoreless until a late rally with three singles. Hornsby, acting Cardinal manager, left the game after being spiked sliding into second and may miss two to three days. Carlson pitched for Philadelphia and contributed a key performance, with Mokan Leach and Bentley among the Phillies’ early run scorers. St Louis’ hitters failed to break through until late, with slight offensive threats thwarted by solid pitching and defense.
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Carlson
Haines
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinal
Hornsby
Scor
Philadelphia
Abroh Po
Sand
Mokan
Leach
Ili
Harper
Bentley
Huber
Wilson
Friberg
Flowers
Giants Downed by Pirates in First Meeting of Year
Pittsburgh defeats New York 6 to 3 as Frank Frisch hits a homer and drives in runs. A rainstorm halted play after the fifth inning while the Pirates surge with support from key hitters and fielding.
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Pirates
Frisch
Pittsburgh
Frank Frisch
Homer
Lmgstrom
Pittsburghers
Fee
Cobb Stars as Tigers Defeat Senators in Shutout
Washington May 13 AP report: Johns limited the Senators to six hits as Detroit shut out Washington. Johns walked five but excelled in pressure moments. Ty Cobb collected three hits in four at bats while three Tigers were hit by Eisner Joe Bush.
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Washington
Johns
Senators
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Eisher
Joe Bush
Blue
Gehringer
Wingo
Cobb
Hellmann
Warner
Tavener
Bassier
McNeely
Harris
Rice
Gostin
J. Barria
Ruel
Severeid
Bush
Morrell
Qeden
Johnson
Jeanes
Ogden
J. Harris
J. Morris
Balla
Loyalty Bowlers to Play in Derby Derby Showdown for Cup
The Loyalty lodge IO D bowling team heads to Derby for a season finale against the Houas tonte lodge team. Best two of three wins earns a silver cup, with a post match luncheon and a 7:30 pm Holland Alley departure for supporters. Participants listed include Schwartz, Raaster, Lebedin, Tourke, Parish, Dayis, Winalek, Hauser, Harper, Gibbs.
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Loyalty Lodge
IO. D
Derby
Houastonte
Holland Alieya
Lheupa
Bylageport Derby Schwartz Raater Lebedin Tourke Parish
Dayis Winalek Hauser Harper ‘ Gibbs
Indians Rally to Beat Athletics in Uphill 6 3 Victory
Philadelphia May 19 AP Cleveland won the opener of the series against Philadelphia by rallies in the eighth and ninth. Joe Sewell hit a three run homer with two on in the eighth to cut the lead, and in the ninth Speaker doubled to drive in two runs for a 6 to 3 win.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Athletics
Joe Sewell
Athletic
Speaker
Mackie Captures Scholastic Title at Eastern Interscholastic Golf
Greenwich May 18 AP Jack Mackie Jr Lawrence High New York State champion and defending Interscholastic champion won the eastern Interscholastic golf title at Greenwich Country Club. He defeated Jarvis Hicks St John’s Manila with clutch birdies on 14 and 16 and a keen finish on 18. James Nelson Jamaica High beat Hugo Bezdek Tome School 1 up in the second string. William Grandy Exeter defeated Fred Buckley Port Chester 1 up in the third string.
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Greenwich
Jack Mackie
Lawrence High
New York
Hicks
Mackie
James Nelson
Jamaica High
Hugo Bezdek
Tome School
William Grandy
Exeter
Fred Buckley
Port Chester
Lowell catcher held for robbery in 1925 paymaster heist
Forrest Duncan a catcher for the Lowell team in the New England baseball league was arrested in Lawrence Mass on charges of robbery. Police say he was the lone gunman who held up and robbed a paymaster of 72000 dollars at the Way Mill on October 3 1925.
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Mass
Forrest Duncan
Lowell
New England Baseball League
Way Mill
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