Americans Rally To Clip Werk Siacere In Ninth
The Americans trailed 4-1 after Albany Reid's two early runs but a ninth inning rally, aided by Emerick and Layher, produced the winning run. Leach earned the win for Bridgeport with Harrington taking the loss. Ostrosky pitched earlier for Albany. Time 2:10.
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Laftermoon
Teague
Werk Siacere
Albany Reid
Walsh
Salis
Bill Lai
Swith
Af Horn
Johny Reiser
Layher
Baker
Lai
Emerick
Gre Shert Top
Tal
Wiile
Martin
Ed. Walsh
Harrington
Reiger
Brackett
Ray Grimes
Bill Skift
Gent
Bégar
Sweatt
n—Walsh Batte
Orr
Emerich
Leach
Bridgeport
Seif
Lal
Bausen
Donahue
Ostrosky
Ed’ Walsh
McCorrr
Pagar
McCorry
Albany
Horn
Capes
Bransfield
Italian Sporting Writers Wax Warm on Boxing Fights
Rome reports boxing and prize fighting gain attention in Italy as embattled sports writers praise the dramatic scenes. Spectators react with enthusiasm to the ring action with blows to the stomach and jaw while one fighter is called yellow amid the crowd's lively commentary.
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Rome
Italy
Ing Dorn
Goa
Reds Regain Lead In National League Race
Cincinnati stopped its losing streak with a 5 to 4 win over Chicago to seize first in the NL. The Giants beat Philadelphia on Philadelphia grounds with Benton saving the late rally in the ninth.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Benton
Giants
Dresch
Phillies
Germans Bet 9 000 000 Marks On One Day Race
Brilliant weather brought a large crowd to Gruenwald horse track where betting turnover reached 6 099 905 marks. An additional 3 000 000 marks were wagered in town, report says.
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RAC
Berlin
Gruenald
Owen Finds Democratic Hope in Women Voters
Senator Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma urged Democratic leaders in Boston that a new generation of women voters offers national political strength. He framed their support as backing for human rights the party has long stood for, signaling renewed party optimism despite other Democrats' doubts.
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Owen
Boston
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
No Irishmen in Shamrock's Crew for America's Cup Bid
Shamrock IV, Lipton's Ireland based challenger, will sail with an all English crew from Essex and Cornwall aboard captained by Albert Turner. The crew average age is 35, with veterans from Shamrock III and wartime experiences. Turner’s career spans thirty years with prior boats including Octavia and various metre classes.
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Shamrock IV
Thomas Lipton
Royal Deter Yacht Club
Belfast
England
Albert Turner
Essex
Cornwall
Shamrock
Howard Herd
Wiliam Clark
Chist Cook
Arthur Barnet
Herd
Clark
Turner
Dominion Players Speedy on Skates Triumph
Canada won the Olympic hockey tournament with fast clean play and veterans leading the charge. America, after a strong 29 to 0 opening win over Switzerland, fell short as Canada showed superior skill and execution.
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Canada
America
Switzerland
Cananda
United States
Dominion
Pneumonia Takes Young Infielder
Joe Lennard a former Pirate and late of the Washington Americans dies from complications of appendicitis and pneumonia. Clarke Griffith and Senators visit him at George Washington University Hospital as the end comes. Plus New York hosts a June 5 marathon tryout for Olympic selection by the New York Athletic Club to aid in choosing representatives for Antwerp.
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Washington
Joe Lennard
Wash
Igton
Clarke Griffith
Senators
George Washington University Hospital
New York
New York Athletic Club
Olympic Committee
Boston Marathon
Antwerp
Leading Hitters In Major Leagues Leading Hitters In Major Leagues v. S. FENCING TEAM
New York May 5 a list of 12 candidates to represent the United States at the Olympic games was made public today by the Amateur Fencers League of America. If they fail to get anyone to run for vice president they may resort to the selective draft.
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V. S
New York
United States
America
League Standings And Results Yesterday's Matches
Bridgeport edged Albany 6 to 5 while Waterbury defeated New Haven 8 to 0 and several games were postponed. Today Albany visits Bridgeport, New Haven hosts Waterbury, Hartford plays Worcester, and Pittsfield meets Springfield.
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Bridgeport
Albany
Waterbury
New Haven
Hartford
Worcester
Pittsfield
Springfield
Exhibition bouts and sparring woes of boxing legends
The piece recalls how champions like Carpentier Johnson Kaufman Jeffries and Terry McGovern faced rough sparring partners and attempted deceptions. It notes Johnson’s double cross of Kid Carter and Overby’s shock knockdown, Kaufman’s brutal training, Corbett’s clash with Jeff, Britt’s upset vs Terry, and Nelson’s trouble with eager sparring partners.
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Wheelers Syndicate, Inc
Georges Carpentiers
Ciners
Jack Johnson
Kid Carter
Brooklyn‘tes
Carter
George Gardiner
Johnson
Jack
Kaufman
Tom Overty
Gray
Overby
Jim Jeffries
Corbett
Jim
Firesimmons
Jeff
Terry McGovern
Jimmy Britt
Britt
Frisco
Terry
Tis
Emmy
Jerry
Nelson
Dane
Eddie Kelly
Bat
Kelly
Polo Grounds
New York
Spawn
Carpentier
Brooksides Seek Title in Youth Baseball Tryouts
The Brooksides reorganize for the coming season and plan trials for 15 to 17 year olds in Baltimore and Reading. Manager Jack Schwartz advertises tryouts and cross-city scrimmages with teams including Akron and Rochester, with Baltimore as a focal point and the winning team retaining the Brooksides name.
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International Teague
Jersey City
Buffalo
Syracuse
EL Toronto
Brooksides
Syrmeioe
Ana Wan Nota
Reading
Eae
Soram
Rochester
Baltimore
Akron
Baltimors
S.c
Fuat
Jack Schwartz
Connecticut Avenue
Noble
Triple Victory for Sir Barton and Ross at Pimlico
At Pimlico on May 5 Commander Ross scored a triple victory including Sir Barton in the Rennett Handicap. Intrigante led then held on to win well in hand while Bondage, Foreground, Kilts, Translate, and Night Raider contested the rest. Eddie O Hara was announced to face Benny Weafer next Monday at Armory A C. Moore defeated Wolfe in Memphis and Joey Fox knocked out Willie Ment in Montreal. Papin began training for a May 12 bout with Tendler at The Arena Jersey City. Joe Leonard set up a bout with Tommy Noble for May 19 in Montreal.
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Foreground
Translate
Sande
Sir Barton
Kilts
Kitts
Foreground Safern
Bondage
Intrigante
Night Raider
Whitney Barn
Eddie O'Hara
New York
Benny Weafer
Norwalk
Armory A.C
Hogan
The
Armory A. C
Fox
Montreal
Joey Fox
England
Willie Ment
Albany
Young Carroll
Young Green
Papin
George Papin
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Arena
Jersey City
Joe Leonard
Brooklyn
Tommy Noble
Silvery Burns
Leonlard
Montresi
Can
Baseball schedule for tomorrow across leagues
Eastern League games include Bridgeport at New Haven Albany at Waterbury Pittsfield at Springfield American League features St Louis at Detroit New York at Washington Philadelphia at Boston National League Cincinnati at St Louis confirming notable matchups across six cities and divisions for the next day
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Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
W. F.c
Snes
Pease Eam
Gavcuater
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St Louis
National League
Mendell Praises Golf As Lifelong Sport For All
Professor Clarence W. Mendell, Yale Board of Control chair, lauds golf as more than a rivalry sport. He says candidates should learn the game, noting it offers lifelong value, fitness, and recreation beyond contests with Harvard and Princeton.
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Clarence W. Mendel
Yale Board of Control
Mendall
Harvard
Princeton
Toledo Outfit Sets Opening Day Attendance Record
Thomas J. Hickey, president of the American Association, announced a 14 945 paid attendance at the opening game of the local baseball season, a new record in the league's 19 years of existence.
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Toledo
Thomas J. Hickey
American Association
Cornell to Send Running Team to England
Cornell University tentatively accepts invitation to send a running team to England for an international cross country race with a joint Oxford and Cambridge team during the Christmas holidays. The note includes humorous dialogue from a scout scene but confirms the travel plan.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Australian Olympic team plan for Antwerp games revealed
Sydney reports that Australian authorities are debating representation at Antwerp in August and September. The proposed contingent would include track and field three athletes swimmers six cyclists one tennis two rowing eleven and a manager, with exact numbers depending on available funds.
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Sydney
Australia
May
Antwerp
Australians Show Sportsman Spirit
Two members of the British Isles Davis Cup team in Australia, A. F Beamish and A. H. Lowe, sail for New Zealand then return to England via the United States after serving loveal matches. They leave after a farewell by the Lawn Tennis Association of Australasia. Beamish praised Sydney crowds for their sportsmanlike spirit and large, sympathetic gatherings at Davis Cup matches.
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Sydney
Australia
British Isles
New Zealand
Dominion
England
United States
A. F Beamish
A. H. Lowe
The
Lawn Tennis Association of Australasia
Beamish
Nation TURNS FROM RETAGION in May 5 Philadelphia
Reported remarks by Bishop Philip Rhinelander at the 136th annual Protestant Episcopal Convention of the Diocese of Pennsylvania criticize American religious life and urge nationwide church member participation. The piece mixes broader social critique with market notes and rail freight rate tensions amid a turbulent national scene.
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Philadelphia
United States
Philip M. Rhinelander
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Episcopal Church
New York
Phio
Tradio
General Motors
Independent Steels
Baldwin Seco
Atlantic Gulf and International Paper
Pacifics
Grangers Boaters
Amherst football players swap tackling dummy for folk dancing
Massachusetts Agricultural College candidates for the Agsies line learn English folk dances to improve coordination and footwork. About thirty large players practice the handkerchief dance Landanum Bunches to stay on their toes and gain timing for football responsibilities.
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Amherst
Mass
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Paris man pays for jockey Cliff Robinson services
Boward F. Simms of Paris Kentucky buys the contract of D B Lester of Louisville for the services of jockey Cliff Robinson for twenty five thousand dollars. Robinson contracted with Lester a year ago to ride for three years for twenty thousand dollars. Simms stable includes Prince Hal a Derby candidate.
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Boward F. Simms
Paris
D. B. Lester
Louisville
Cliff Robinson
Robinson
Lester
Mr. Simms
Prince Hal
Fulton Trying To Make a Come Back
Fred Fulton faced scrutiny over a troubled past but pursued a fresh start in boxing. The heavyweight endured rumors of fakery yet pressed forward in a championship effort, hoping to prove his integrity and claw back toward prominence in sport and public life.
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Fulton
Fred Fulton
Stamford Hebrew Team Seeks Intercity Baseball Games
The Stamford Young Men's Hebrew association organizes a strong baseball team of players aged 16 to 19 and seeks games with other state teams. Contact J. Schwartz at 80 Greyrock Place, Stamford to arrange matchups.
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Stamford
Metropolitan Sunday Papers Boost Fringe Attractions
A fragment discusses how metropolitan Sunday papers add one page of extras to promote frivolities and attract readers in the territory. The passage contrasts broad regional papers with local newspapers in promoting entertainment content.
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