Teague Players Ordered to Return by June 1
President Dar O Neil of the Eastern Teague demands that players who left for independent clubs return before Tuesday June 1 or face penalties. A three year penalty fee applies for breaches and clubs not reporting violations face film deductions. after June 1 no checks or acceptances of such players will occur. The national association will decide on the matter with references to players at Stel Imene and other clubs.
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Thas
As Alteged Ranaway
Fational Association Aggeement
Liltersat
Eee
Organized Bet
National Association
Stel Imene
Eastern League Standings and Matchups
Fragmented telegraph style list shows Eastern League teams New Haven Waterbury Bridgeport Hartford Springfield Worcester Pittsfield Albany Albany and Waterbury readings. It lists player surnames Barttera Cox Kelly etc and matchups New Haven at Waterbury Bridgeport at Albany Hartford at Springfield Worcester at Pittsfield with partial scores and standings.
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New Haven
Peenes
Waterbury
Nash
Albany
Bridgeport
Hartford
Worcester
Springfield
Pittsfield
Fittsfield
Baseball Scorecard Summary for Eight Cities
The scores listed show Boston 9 over St Louis 5, New York 4 over Detroit 1, Philadelphia 10 over Chicago 2, and Washington 13 over Cleveland 9. This item compiles recent results for multiple teams in a single brief roundup.
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Boston
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ww. LP
Cincinnati Ceeseenetel
BTS
Brooklyn Moe
Chicazo A
St Louis Con Aaree
Wetel
AGS
Boston Oath
Fas A
W. le Bc
Sever
Chicago Peers
Washington Eel
Lehigh names Harold G. Locke track captain
Harold G. Locke of Bethlehem was elected captain of Lehigh University's track team for next year. Locke, a broad jumper, will lead the squad in the coming season.
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Bethlsehem
Harold G. Locke
Lehigh University
Locke
Stone Beats Lewis To Lead In State Duckpin Tourney
Waterbury sheriff Bob Stone defeats Connie Lewis eight games to three in the state duckpin championship on Park City alleys. Stone posts a 13 to 9 margin over Lewis after last night’s match with an average near 107 to Lewis’s under 100.
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Stone
Connie Lewis
Park City
Lewis
Waterbury
Mattyson Fizzles As Giants Coach
Johnny Evers hired as coach for the New York Giants. Christy Mathewson is criticized as ineffective in coaching and base running decisions, with Johnny McGraw replacing him after a shaky Cincinnati season and a hinted distrust of Mathewson’s leadership.
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Johnny Evers
Giants
Johnny McGraw
Christy Mathewson
Pat Moran
Cincinnati
Matty
Cincinnati Reds
New York
Troy
Davis J. Walsh
Evening Post
Evers
Dodger
McGraw
Kelly
Murphy Strong On Signals In Baseball Testimony
Frank Brown, veteran umpire, praises Danny Murphy for reading pitchers on the third base line. He cites Murphy signaling fast or curve pitches to batters, noting Murphy’s impact on the Athletics’ batting since his return. Brown recalls a 1 0 win over Chicago with Murphy relaying Alexander’s pitches.
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Frank Brown
New Haven Bridgeport
New Haven
Danny Murphy
Chief Bender
Murphy
Browne
Bender
Danny
Denny
Athletics
Connie Mack
Brown
Lighthouse Point
Chicago Cubs
Weissmen
Alexander
Earl Eby Emerges as Pennsylvanian Track Sensation
Ed Hughes profiles Earl Eby as a rising Pennsylvania sprint and middle distance star. The piece compares his rugged, power driven style to past greats, notes a 1:54.45 half mile in a Penn relay medley, and predicts he could eclipse Meredith’s world records at Antwerp.
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Ed. Hughes
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Pennsylvania
Cartmell, Ramsadell
Ted” Meredith
Earl Eby
Sus
Eby
al| Bady
Mel Sheppard
Hillman
Light
Peekess
Ted" Meredith
Earl
Sheppard
Lightbody
Meredith
Antwerp
Mr. Rudd
Merrie England
Japanese star shines at Paris hard court tournament
Zeno Schmitau the Japanese player and holder of Japan and India titles advanced to the semi finals by defeating Nicholas Mistu in a five set match that ended with Mistu defaulting due to exhaustion. The field had no English or American entrants.
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Paris
Zeno Schmitau
Japan
India
Nicholas Mistu
Mishu
Schmitzu
Referee Stops Bout in St. Louis Between Lawlor and Valger
In St Louis on May 27 the eight round no decision bout ended when referee called the clash off after Benny Valger refused to fight and held. Jack Lawlor of Omaha pressed the attack at 126 pounds in a brisk middle phase of the bout. The outcome sparked debate as prices for workers' five day week were hinted at in the closing lines.
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St. Louis
Valger
Jack Lawlor
Omaha
Benny Valger
New York
Lawlor
Palitz Seeks 15-Round Return With Bogash
Hartford welter Dave Palitz after watching Bogash and Perry in action Monday night at the Casino states he wants a 15 round rematch with Bogash believing he can deliver a stronger fight in a longer bout.
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Dave Palitz
Hartford
Louis Bogash
Bogash
Palitz
Perry
Harvard Second Crew To Compete In Henley Regatta
Harvard will send only a second crew to the American Henley regatta after the varsity crew opted out. The freshmen crew will be coached by Dr. Paul Withington as they prepare for Yale, while the varsity squad breaks in a new shell and avoids Philadelphia.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Philadelphia
Paul Withington
Crimson
Yale golfers beat Brooklawn in match play
Yale University golf team defeated Brooklawn Country Club by 7 to 5 on home turf. Four foursomes used the Nas sau scoring. Gardner led with 76 for 18 holes while Scott and Gardner paired for a strong best ball total of 7.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Nassau
Scott
Capt
Gardner
Yale
MacClenan
Perry
Wheeler
Abbott
Brooklawn
Grout
Winter
Wood
Seeley
Hubbard
Buffinston
Blanchard
Steel Leaguer Evans Sent to Cardinals in Cash Deal
William Evans, a pitcher from the Kansas City Americans, left the club for Oil City and an independent team. He has now been released to the St. Louis Nationals in a cash deal, with Evans signed to report to St. Louis Saturday.
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Kansas City
William Evans
American Association
Oil City
St. Louis Nationals
George Muehlebach
Evans
St. Louis
Pitcher Watson Joins Pirates Roster
Pittsburgh officials announced the addition of Johnny Watson a pitcher to the Pirates roster after Boston Nationals waived their claim. Watson previously played for New Haven of the Eastern League and Fort Smith in the Western Association.
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Pittsburgh
National League Baseball Club
Johnny Watson
Watson
Boston Nationals
New Haven
Fort Smith
Babe Ruth Stars in Yankees Victory at Polo Grounds
Babe Ruth powered the Yankees to a 4 to 1 win over the Detroit Tigers at Polo Grounds. He hit a long drive for a homer in his second plate appearance, made a spectacular catch, threw out a runner at second, and contributed in several other plays before finishing with a key late out.
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George H
Babe” Ruth
Polo Grounds
Babe
Wally Pipp
George Daus
Tigers
Ruth
Donie Bush
Hale
Detroit
Bobby Veach
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Columbia Awards Insignia Posthumously To Rex Shilliday
The University Committee on Athletics in Columbia honored Rex Shilliday with an athletic insignia for his service and death in France in 1918. Shilliday, a 1916-17 Varsity eight member, never rowed a race due to WWI but joined the air service and died after a fall at a French training field. Dr. Robert Curry, part of the 1917 crew, received the same insignia.
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University Committee On
Columbia
Rex Shilliday
France
Shilliday
Air Service
Robert Curry
Red Sox Oust Indians From Lead In Yankee Era
The Boston Red Sox overtook the Cleveland Indians to seize first place in the American League while the Indians slipped to second. Speaker and his club had been strong but fell short as Boston kept pace near the top of the standings.
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Iveland Indians
Speaker
Boston Red Sox
Clevelands
Indians
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