Indians Clinch Four Game Set In High Scoring Win
In Cleveland on May 16 the Indians outslugged the Red Sox 10 to 7 to complete a four game sweep. Six pitchers were used, with Speece the winning pitcher and Ehmke charged with the loss after the early-raltled bullpen. Jamie son Todt and McNulty led the offense with key extra base hits as Cleveland rallied from behind in the seventh.
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Red Sox
Shaufe
Yowell
Speece
Ehmke
Quinn
Ross
Jamieson
McNulty
Myatt
Sewell
Todt
Picinich
Wambsganss
Burns
Sacrifices
Prothro
Lutzke
Fewster
Williams
Connolly
Boston
Shaute
Koss
Chicago
New York Yankees
White Sox
Kamm
Sox
Yanks
New York
Bengough
Jones, Hoyt
Schang
Blankenship
Cvengros
Connally
Schalk
Fraternal Loop baseball results for Redmen Moose and Eagles
Redmen beat K of C 9 to 3 on Cook N 2 Field with Guertal allowing nine hits and ten errors in a long game. Moose routed East Canton 14 to 9 with 28 hits led by Tordat and Ritz, while Eagles defeated Washington 9 to 6 behind Richy pitching and 18 Eagles hits in a seven inning clash at City Field.
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EDMEN
Moose
Eagles
East Canton
Redmen
Guertal
Kaseys
Cook
Canton
Tordat
Ritz
Washington
Richy
Reese
Phillies Move Into Third Place
Phillies beat the Cubs 8 to 4 to climb to third place as Wilson had a day with a single double and home run and Grimm hit a homer for Philadelphia while Blake Jacobs and Jones struggled for Chicago. Wheeler.
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Hiladelphia
Chicago Cubs
Betts
Knight
Blake
Jacobs
Jones
Wilson
Grimm
Chicago
Philadelphia
Blake, Jacobs, Jones and Hartnett
Bett, Knight and Willson
Famed boxer Bob Fitzsimmons’ legendary career recalled
The article profiles Bob Fitzsimmons born in Cornwall and raised in New Zealand. It chronicles his rise from a potato peeler to boxing champion, defeating Tom Sharkey and Jim Corbett, and notes expert quotes on his unparalleled ring craft and power.
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New York
Bob Fitzsimmons
Bob
Helston
Cornwall
New Zealand
London
Fitzsimmons
America
San Francisco
McCarthy
Australia
Fitz
Tom Sharkey
Wyatt Earp
Sharkey
Winchester
Carson
Nevada
Jim Corbett
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
John J. Sullivan
Kearns
Corbett
Jack
Jeffries
Johnson
Crew Members Carry Studies To River Race
Princeton and Cornell crews arrive in Derby to race Yale on the Housatonic. Alumni debate the value of Beta Kappa keys versus varsity letters while students study for exams. Yale is expected to sweep the varsity race in Saturday’s regatta.
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Erry, Conn
Princeton
Cornell
Yale
Housatonic
Derby
Middle Western University
Pennsylvania
Interpretation of the Rules of Golf by Innis Brown
The article explains penalties for players striking a moving ball and related rules. It notes that deliberate striking during motion incurs strokes penalties in match play, with specific cases where moving the ball may incur penalties for causing it to move.
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Innis Brown
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Corbett Right About Young Bob Fitzsimmons
The piece notes Jim Corbett’s view that Young Bob Fitzsimmons may show latent champ qualities. It cites his recent knockout of Al Root and a string of five straight knockouts. Promoters seek Fitzsimmons for summer shows against light heavyweights, possibly Jim Maloney.
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Canton Daily News
New York
Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim
Fitz
Ruby Bob
al Root
Sazuka
Corbett
Root
Fug
Young Bob
New New York
Fitzsimmons
Jim Maloney
Poston
Ticket Sale Stops For Boxing Show At Yankee Stadium
New York May 16 The New York state athletic commission ordered the sale of tickets for any proposed boxing show at Yankee Stadium stopped since no license has been issued and none applied for. The Milk Fund bouts featuring Mike McTigue and Paul Berlenbach are set for May 29.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
New York State Athletic Commission
Milk Fund
Mike McTigue
Paul Berlenbach
Williams Arcades Penny Win in Duck Pin Opening
In the Duck Pin league opening the Williams Gilliam Arcades and Penny teams led over Stark Dry Goods Daily News and United Engineering. Fox topped with 425 across three games and 1719 total for the Penny five in five games. Reagan tied for first in single games with 160. United Engineers posted 1394 as the night low. Arcades posted 1715 second high as they beat Daily News 1716 to 1407. Arcades also had a league high 643 in the second game led by A Evans 143. Gilliams 553 in a Stark loss 1489. Reagan 150 stood out for the night.
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Stark Dry Goods
Daily News
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Hoppe
B Wise
Dorsch
Robinson
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Reagan
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Daily Newa
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College Baseball Scores Across Several Ohio Colleges
Bowling Green 4 Ohio Northern 0 at Bowling Green. Ashland 11 Kenyon 0. Illinois 12 Notre Dame 1 at Urbana. Denison 1 Oberlin 0 at Granville. Akron 9 Hiram. Miami 7 Ohio Wesleyan 6 at Oxford.
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Ohio Northern
Ashland
Kenyon
Urbana—Illinois
Notre Dame
Granville
Denison
Oberlin
Akron
Hiram
Oxford
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Rapp Signs With Rochester Club
Goldie Rapp held out from Toledo joins Rochester in the International league and will play third base. He broke into the major leagues in 1921 with Atlanta. J Monroe Plunk Sweeney receives a wrist watch from friends in Paris, his old home town.
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N. Y
Goldie Rapp
Toledo
American Association
Rapp
Glanta
J. Monroe
Plunk) Sweeney
Paris
Sweeney
Newark Club to Play in Providence for Rest of Season
Providence May 16. The Newark club of the International League will end its road trip and then play its remaining home games in Providence for the rest of the season.
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Newark
Providence
Six Teams Entered In Class B League
A Class 8B indoor baseball meeting was held at the America Cycle Shop where rosters for six teams were turned in. The league will start Tuesday with three games to be played, bringing all teams into action.
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America Cycle Shop
Acton
Standings and Today’s Baseball Schedule
In the American League Cleveland leads Boston 16 to 7 while New York and Chicago sit at 6 with Philadelphia 7 and Detroit 7. The National League shows New York 7 Cincinnati 2 and Brooklyn 8 St Louis 2. Today’s games include Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit Boston at St Louis and Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Brooklyn plus minor league matchups Toledo Columbus Milwaukee Kansas City St Paul at Minneapolis.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittesburgh
Pittsburgh
American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Q ' Bo
Hicago
Angleston
St Louis
St Maul
Wittsville Tae
Yesterday's Home Runs and League Totals
Summary of yesterday's homers with top sluggers across leagues. Meusel and O'Rourke lead in positions, Hornsby and Snyder show strong counts for Cardinals and Giants respectively. American and National totals, plus individual leaders like Hartnett Cube and Simmons, are listed.
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Yankeos
McManus
Browns
A Sheely
White Sox
O'Rourke
Tigers
National Hornsby
Cardinals
Snyder
Giants
Wilson
Phillies
American
National
Hartnett
Cube
Williama
Hornsby
Simmons
Athletics
R. Meusel
Yankees
Fournier
Dodgers & Kelly
Cobb
Myatt
Indians
Hagen Won’t Defend British Open Title This Year
Walter Hagen announced he would not defend his British open championship, saying his business plans limit him to American and Canadian opens and the professional public event circuit. The report covers Chicago and Urbana track meets, naming Wisconsin, Ohio State, Northwestern, Chicago, and others in a multi-sport context.
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Philadelphia
Walter Hagen
Chicago
Wisconsin University
Ohio State
Northwestern
Stage Field
Wisconsin
Herbert Bedwarze
Amerton
Dodgers
Bucks
Alhambra Team Meeting Tonight in Arthur's Leather Shop
The Alhambra Theater indoor team of the City league will meet tonight at Arthur's Leather Shop. Sweaters will be distributed to attendees.
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Alhambra Theater
City League
Arthur's
Twenty Five World’s Best Runners Post At Churchill
Louisville buzzes with Derby week as 25 top thoroughbreds prepare for the 50th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Rain threats loom, Quatrain the favored, while Kentucky Cardinal, Backbone, Chantey, Almadel, Capt. Hal, Son of John and Flying Ebony seek chances. Whitney duo, Reminder and The Rat, loom as strong bets amid field adjustments.
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Churchill
Loutaville
Olivia
Churchill Downa
Mecca
Frederick Johnson Atring
Qantrain
Kentucky
Backbone
Chantey
Almadel
Capt
Hal
John
Flying Ebony
Quatrain
Question Box sports quiz roundup from early boxing and baseball notes
Nationality and details on Paul Berlenbach cover his French/German roots age 24 birth in New York City February 18 1901 amateur title holder before turning pro sixteen bouts thirteen knockouts three wins and other results. A baseball base running scenario explains a non scoring run due to no force play and fly ball outs. Benny Leonard vs Joe Benjamin in 1919 produced a no decision bout with Benjamin gaining publicity. Question about the smallest pitcher notes lack of data due to incomplete minor league records.
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Paul Berlenbach
Berlenbach
New York City
Ile
Hatter
Bane
Hall
Benny Leonard
Joe Benjamin
Benjamin
Thistles to Meet Akkron Cornwalls Here Tomorrow
Canton Thistles face the Akron Cornwalls on the city field Sunday with a 2:80 kickoff. Players report at 1:20 sharp to stay in form for the final clash with Clan McKean.
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Thistles
Akkron Cornwalls
Canton Thistles
Akron Cornwalls
Clan McKean
Derby Field Sets Open Stage as Old Rosebud Repeats
The race lineup shows mixed starts with Captain Hal, Chantey, Cardinal, Backbone, Almedel, Quatrain and Flying Ebony among others. Marl Sande to ride Flying Ebony amid hopeful sentiment, while Single Foot and Dark horses also figure. Despite Quatrain’s popularity, the open field leaves the Derby uncertain, with Rosebud’s record promising to stand.
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Captain Hal
Chantey
Cardinal
Backbone
Almedel
Quatrain
Flying Ebony
Marl Sande
Cochrane
Unea
Elector
Bud Gorman Plots Return in Sparring Duel at Saratoga
The article surveys Bud Gorman, famed yet unlisted in official fight records, preparing for a ring appearance against Young Rod Mitz at Peto grounds. It notes his sparring credibility with Tommy Gibbone and work with Gene Tunney at Saratoga, highlighting his fighting spirit and potential for action in the ring.
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Canton Daily News
New York
Gorman
Rod Mitz
Alimmons
Peto Grounds
Tommy Gibbona
Shelby
Dempsey
Gibbons
Walloon
Harry Drake
Drake
Fitvatimmonas
Derby Candidate Loser in Copeland Sweep Stakes
Lord Derby's Conquistador was beaten by Horace in the Copeland Sweep stakes at Haydock Park. Horace won by one and a half lengths, with Lord Wavere tree's entry finishing second.
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London
Lord Derby
Conquistador
Haydock Park
Lord Waveretree
Horace
Smith Suspended by John Heydler
Pittsburgh May 14 Earl Smith catcher of the Pirates was suspended by National League president John A Heydler pending an investigation of the row during the game with Boston on Thursday the Pirates and Braves.
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Pittsburgh
Dreyfus
Pittsburgh Dans Ball Club
John A. Heydler
National League
Earl Smith
Pirates
Boston
Pittsulrgh
Moston
Stern Heads Liberal Team
Bernard Stern elected captain of the Liberal Clothiers at a recent meeting. The team’s catcher is listed for the Indoor squad and Liberal players are to report at 10 o clock tomorrow morning at Jacobs Field. The note mentions that today many stars earn salaries larger than clubs’ payrolls in the early 1880s.
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Bernard Stern
Liberal Clothiers
Jacobs Field
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