Nehl Wins One Hit Shuts Out Reds At Polo Grounds
Giants pitcher Arthur Nehl stifled Cincinnati, allowing only one hit by Rube Bressler as New York won 3 to 0. George Kelly drove in two runs with a triple and a double, while Pancho Snyder added the third. The game lasted one hour seventeen minutes with sharp defense from both sides.
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Commercial Tribune
Polo Grounds
New York
Arthur Nehl
Cincinnati Reds
Polo
Giants
Rube Bressler
Reds
Nehf
Nehl
Cincinnati
Bressler
Caveney
Boston Braves
Boston
Pinelli
Grounder
Roush
Southworth
Frisch
Frisch and Kelly
Walker
Zitzmann
Wingo
Long George Kelly
Pancho Snyder
Pete Donehue
Kelly
Lindstrom
Wilson
Jackson
Kelly Wilson
Snyder
Young
Cruz
Donohue
A. E. Rieu Ily
C. F
Oo Walker
Becca
Bohne
Smith
R. F
Gateman
S. S
Etree
A. H
Willson
Nehf Ad Sushries
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Critz
Moran
Quigley
Hove
Wanninger
Kam
Robertson
Ostil
Kamm
Hooper
Collins
Sheely
Ward
Pijp
Schang
Dugan
Davis
Tygers Are Allowed Only Three Hits In Detroit Win
Detroit pitcher Bailey Baumgartner, Groves and Harriss held the Tygers to three hits as Philadelphia edged Detroit 3 to 1. Baumgartner left for a pinch hitter in the seventh, Groves started, Harriss finished and shutout Detroit after the eighth.
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Groves
Harriss
Mackmen
Riumph
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
Tygers
Burke
Manush
Wingo
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Cart LA
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Cobb
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Heilmann
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Poole
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Galloway
Haney
Cochrane
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Perkins
Woodall
Baum
Collins
Liccumiende
Fotherill
O’rourke
Bishop
Holloway
Rowland, Geisel
Moriarity
Reds Second Baseman Critz Sparks Stellar Sixth Inning
Hugh Critz, the Reds' little second baseman, showcased superb fielding in the sixth. Lindstrom singled to right, Wilson's drive headed for right, Critz leapt to snare it and doubled Lindstrom off first. He then fielded Jackson's slow roller behind the mound for an out.
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Hugh Critz
Reds
Lindstrom
Wilson
Critz
Jackson
Golden Jubilee Day at Polo Grounds Headlines Giants Reds Double Bill
Tomorrow afternoon at the Polo Grounds the Golden Jubilee Day program features the second game of the Giants vs Reds series. Likely pitcher Hugh McQuillan opposes either Tube Benton or Adolfo Luque the Cuban, in a day packed with attractions.
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Giants
Th Reds
Hugh McQuillan
Tube Benton
Ad@ofdo Luque
Fatal Velodrome Crash Claims Amateur Rider in Newark
Newark, May 13. The first fatal accident at the Newark velodrome left George Gross, 21, of Chicago, dead within thirty minutes after colliding with two other riders who fell during a training spin. The other two riders escaped injury.
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Newark
N. J
George Gross
Chicago
Rubien Denies Nurmi Is Being Hustled Home
Nurmi will stay in the United States until May 28 and is not being hurried back to Finland, says Amateur Athletic Union secretary Rubien. He rejects charges by Drake University’s Kenneth Wilson that Nurmi, Ritola and Quist incurred excessive expenses and were being whitewashed. The A A U asserts Nurmi’s schedule remains intact and investigations found no expense demands. Quist handles Nurmi’s affairs and assisted investigations in Fitchburg.
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Paavo Nurmi
Finland
Frederick W. Rubien
Amateur Athletic Union
Kenneth L. Wilson
Drake University
Des Moines
Wilson
Rubien
Nurmi
Willie Ritola
Hugo Quist
Quist
Bainbridge
Philadelphia
G. P. Wendell
Mid- Western Association Registration Committee
Omaha
Fitchburg
Mass
Covington Bulldogs rout Newport 17 to 1 in regional game
Covington High hammered Tibbats by 275 runs to beat Newport 17 1 after a seven run third inning. Marksberry led with four hits including a homer and a double as Norman and Moss held Newport to six hits.
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Covington High
Covington
Bulldogs
Newport
Marksberry
Norman
Moss
Newporters
Wehr
Tibbats
Kreiling
College Baseball Results from Multiple Campuses
Scores across the circuit include Mississippi State 0 Kentucky at Newton Massachusetts William and Mary 6 Boston College 12 Princeton 1 NYU 6 West Point Army 2 Holy Cross 14 Harvard 3 Swarthmore 4 Rutgers 1 ten innings Navy 11 Delaware 10 Purdue 5 Muskingum 8 Granville Dennison 2.
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Mississippi
Kentucky
Mississippi A.ase
Newton
Mass
William and Mary
Boston College
Princeton
New York University
West Point
University of Pennsylvania
Army
Cambridge
Holy Cross
Harvard
New Brunswick
N. J
Swarthmore
Rutgers
Annapolis
Navy
Delaware
Lafayette
Ind
Chicago
Purdue
Granville—Dennison
Muskingum
Young Bob Fitzsimmons Tames Road Bob in Pioneer Club Bout
New York boxing writer Hype Igoe hails Bob Fitzsimmons Jr. as a busier, craftier fighter than fans admit. He argues the youngster echoes his father in technique while delivering a brutal win over Road Bob at the Pioneer Sporting Club.
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Igoe
Bob Fitzsimmons
New York World News Service
New York
Bob Fitzsimmons the
al Rood
Mister Rood
Pioneer Sporting Club
Bob Fitzsimmons, Jr
Sharps
Bob, Jr
Old Bob
Big Jim Jeffries
Jim
Bob
Joe Sewell Tops Alabama Living Athlete Hall of Fame
Birmingham May 13 Joe Sewell the Cleveland Indians star baseball player is Alabama s greatest living athlete per ballots in the Living Hall of Fame contest sponsored by the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce for the Southern Exposition Octavius Roy Cohen Major General Robert L Bullard and others are also named for honors Ballots remain to be counted for the most distinguished citizen actor inventor and statesman
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Birmingham
Ala
Joe Sewell
Cleveland Indians
Alabama
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
Octavius Roy Cohen
Robert L. Bullard
Citize
Amateurs Drill Ahead In Cincinnati Baseball Prep
Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association teams have held multiple practices this week to strengthen for next Sunday. The L. B. Harrison and Shevlin clubs, meeting at Redland Field, lead a double bill as both squads aim to remain undefeated. Mike Cassini is likely to start for the Harris club with Gunderman or ace catching. Breen expected to start for Harrison with Klare on the mound.
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Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
L. B. Harrison
Shevlin
Redland Field
Harrison
Shevlin Boys
Sixth Street
Mike Cassini
Gunderman
Ace
Harris
Breen
Boorzman
Klare
Yankees Trade Rumor Runs Through Baseball Circles
New York executives Ed Barrow and Miller Huggins travel to St Paul amid talks of a major Yankees reshaping. Babe Ruth remains sidelined by illness, Everett Scott benched, Paschal and Combs handling outfield duties as Meusel slowly regains his home run stroke.
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New York
New York Yankees
Ed Barrow
Miller Huggins
St. Paul
Bob Connery
Yankees
Huggins
Babe Ruth
King
Everett Scott
Wanninger
Paschal
Combs
Bob Meusel
Chicago White Sox
Barrow
Chicago
Eddie Collins
The
Sox
Yankees Seek Koenig and Collins From St Paul Club
Miller Huggins and Edward Barrow of the New York Yankees arrived in St Paul to negotiate the purchase of Saints shortstop Mark Koenig and catcher Patrick Collins. They met with Saints president R. J. Connery and secretary W. P. MacMicking after scouting reports from Paul Krichell prompted interest.
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New York Club
Collins and Koenig
Paul Krichell
Yankees
Catcher Cady Sold to Oklahoma City Western League
Oklahoma City buys Forrest Cady a former Red Sox catcher from Columbus of the American Association. He is to join the Indians Friday in the Western League.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Forrest Cady
Red Sox
Indians
Columbus
American, Association
Indians Explode Early to Beat Red Sox 6 4
Cleveland takes control with five first inning runs off Ray Francis. Uhle falters in the eighth but the Indians hold on for a 6 to 4 victory over Boston as Boone and Speaker homer.
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Indians
Ray Francis
Boston
New York
Red Sox
Uhle
Boone
Speaker
Sid Cain
Wabulete
Connolly
Carlyle
L. Sewell
Burns
Lutzke
Todt
Log Cabin Stud Scores Double in New York Racing Card
The Log Cabin Stable led by W. Averell Harriman and G. Herbert Walker scored twice as High Star and Blind Play won at the Metropolitan Jockey Club course. Medal finished second as Log Cabin’s filly shows promise, while Moonraker captured the Newton Claiming Stakes for three-year-olds and up at six furlongs for Greentree Stable.
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G. F. T. Ryan
New York World News Service
New York
Log Cabin Stud
Jamaica
W. Averell Harriman
G. Herbert Walker
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Man of War
Louis Feustel
Newmarket
Log Cabin
Martha Washington
Greentree
Moonraker
Long Point
Emissary
Bill Clancy
Hullabaloo
Cue Rack
High Star
Aucilla
Eddie Kummer
James Butler
Tester
Blind Play
Wow
Bearcat Trackmen Defeat YMCA Team in 72 to 59 Victory
The University of Cincinnati track team, missing captain Bradner, trounced the YMCA squad 72 to 59 after a 32 to 31 YMCA edge Tuesday night. Cincinnati gathered renewed energy and dominated the remainder of the meet concluding last evening.
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Bradner
University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Kaplan to Defend World Featherweight Title
Louis Kaplan of Meridan and Steve Sullivan of Brooklyn have been matched for a title bout in Waterbury on the night of May 22. Kaplan defends his featherweight world crown against Sullivan, the former junior lightweight champion.
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Kaplan
Waterbury
Conn
Louis
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Méridan
Steve
Kid
Mogridge in Form And Senators Win
Mogridge pitched effectively as the Washington Senators defeated the St. Louis Browns 8 to 1 in the second game of the series. George Sisler extended his hit streak to twenty eight games with his ninth inning single and the Senators combined for a strong offensive showing.
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Mogridge
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
George Sisler
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Pinina
Robt
S.harris
Evans
A. Harris
Sisler
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Jacobs
Peck
Severeid
PRUOL
Chics
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Sgeceen
Biss
Stantier
Cccersese
Charley Robertson Blanks Yankees 4-0
Charley Robertson allowed three hits as Chicago defeated New York 4 to 0 behind Hoyt wildness. The game featured timely Chicago hitting and solid defense with several miscues by the Yankees.
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Charley Robertson Blanks
Yankees
Chicago
Carley Robertson
New York
Hoyt
Jaybirdie recorded by A M Squires on East Lake
A M Squires of New York registered the first jaybirdie of the Atlanta golf season on the East Lake course. His tee shot from the tenth hole cleared a water stretch but a jay bird intercepted the ball, the bird dying and Squires losing the ball and the hole.
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East Lake
A. M. Squires
New York
Squires
Teammates Urge Doak to Return to Brooklyn Dodgers
In a bid to reclaim the National League pennant Brooklyn players sign and mail a letter to Bill Doak in Florida urging his return to join Dazzy Vance and Burley Grimes. Doak, now in Bradenton, says he will weigh offers carefully before deciding.
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Bill Doak
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dazzy Vance
Doak
Florida
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Grimes
Vance
Ehrhardt
Tampa
Fla
Bradentown
Dazzy
Burley Grimes
Bearcats Near End Of Varsity Season With Several Home Contests
University of Cincinnati spring sports near season end with baseball hosting Ohio Wesleyan at Nippert Stadium, track facing Wittenberg then Miami, tennis and swimming closing schedules, and a long road stretch ahead for baseball against Oberlin Wooster and Ohio Northern.
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University of Cincinnati
Nippert Stadium
Ohio Wesleyan University
Wittenberg College
Delaware
Bearcat
Miami
Harding
Bearcats
Dayton University
Dayton
McLaren
Columbus “Y
Oberlin
Wooster
Ohio Northern
Wittenberg
Phillies Rally In Eighth To Beat Cubs 6-5
Philadelphia overcame a 5-4 deficit in the eighth inning to defeat the Chicago Cubs 6-5. Hartnett homered for Chicago, while Griffith and Friberg drove in runs for the Cubs. Keen took the loss for Philadelphia.
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Bruins
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Hiladelphia
Chicago Cubs
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Griffith
Friberg
Keen
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Philad’h
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Rtem
Fonseca
Hase
Williams
Hartne
T. Ce
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Holke
Bison
Grimm
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Adams
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Sand
Statz
Wilson
Huber
Heathcote
Harriett Griffith
Chicago
Carlson
McCormick and
Klem
Pirates End Boston Streak With 5-4 Win In Series Opener
Pittsburgh halted Boston's five game run by taking the opener 5 to 4. Yde and Kramer received strong support from Traynor Moore and Cuyler as Genewich struggled. Key seventh inning singles by Cuyler and Traynor helped seal the victory.
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Ab.h.o.a
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H.O.A. Sane
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R.smith
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Graham
Welsh
Bigbee
Aeare
Pittsburgh
Kramer
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Burris
Balk
Genewith
McLaughlin, Rigler and Hart
Brown's Home Run Wins for Dodgers
Eddie Brown hit a bases loaded homer in the seventh to lift the Brooklyn Dodgers to a 9 8 win over the St Louis Cardinals. The comeback erased a five run deficit as Brooklyn tallied seven runs across the middle innings and secured the victory with Osborne the winning pitcher.
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N. Y
Eddie Brown
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
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Brown
St. L. Ab.h.o.a. Brook
Ab.hlo.a. Flack
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Cooneys
I Johnston
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O' Osborne
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Schmidt
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Roo
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Day
Stock
Taylor
Flack
Osborne
Ue Bell
Hallahan
Stuart
O'Day
Pfirman
Sweeney
Managers to Be Guests at Dinner This Evening
Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association will be guests of W. O. Rakestraw at a dinner this evening at the Harrison Club. Rakestraw, a strong GA BB supporter, aims to unite managers for greater success. Recreational Director Frank Lane and Secretary Al Bechtold will also attend.
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Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
W. O. Rakestraw
Harrison Club
Rakestraw
Frank Lane
al Bechtold
Eight Speedway Stars Arrive in Indianapolis for 400 Mile Race
Eight speedway stars fresh from Charlotte arrived in Indianapolis and began preparations for the May 30 400 mile race at the speedway. Earl Cooper winner of Charlotte, Harry Hartz and Tommy Milton, and others including Fred Comer Le Duray Peter De Paolo Frank Ellicott and Bob McDonough travel with cars expected to arrive tomorrow.
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Speedway
Charlotte
N. C
the Speedway
Earl Cooper
Harry Hartz
Tommy Milton
Fred Comer
le Duray
Peter de Paolo
Frank Ellicott
Bob McDonough
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