Industrial Spall League Opens With Bright Prospects
The Industrial Spall League opened with a strong start as fans packed the stands. A balanced game featured two infractions, steady pitching, and standout hits from Pitts and Chase. Officials Starr Shields Courteen and umpires Winucan Green staged a smooth opening and long-term fan interest.
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Ben Starr
Loop
Will Shields
Tom Courteen
Fickel Sale
Mike Winucan
Tommy Green
Merchants beat A s in first Industrial League game
Charley Greening's Merchants defeat the A squad 8 to 5 at East Washington street grounds in the season opener of Sorry’s newly formed Industrial Baseball League. Pitts pitched for the A’s, Greening led the Merchants with timely hits and strong defense, as the game featured heavy activity in the sixth to eighth frames with sixteen total hits and lively infield chatter.
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Pitts
A's
Merchants
Charley Greenisig
Wytha
Sorry
Tndustric Baseball League
East Washington Street
Croan
Wesley Pistop
Uen
Art Pitts
Sip" Anderson
Sesson
Jovp
Greening
Corry
Feld
Pier
Fich
Anderson
Walters
Sprovers
Merchanes
Haenel
Finucan
Gilson
Ai Hole
Knapp
Shorts
Rich
Deckar
Heenel
Bo Gerpitty
Csdy
Pitty
Robinson
Gull
Bish
Nonie Real
Kinney
Finnean
Gilsos
Heigh School
Gil- Titusvile Eggh
Titusville
City Tire
St. Titus
Longsime
Forse! Gilliam
Towering
Grove Cody
Chase
Natled Ween
Ifernard
Cascade O' Kinney
New Castle
Choe
Falaly
Wileyville
Evie County
Giowolssie Eaeue
Albion Pier
Ie Polate
Boeing
Chile
Inter
Jamestown
Wallace
Pinjean
Gileon
Fnapp
Youngsville High Dominates Cory in 21 to 1 Victory
Youngsville High crushed Cory, 21 to 1, completing a three game sweep. Dea Houser and Walter Swantek led a potent pitching effort as Youngsville’s defense and bats clicked, while Cory’s fielding and hitting faltered. Swantek previously beat Craft in a tight duel, but here Cory struggled with eight walks and wild pitches amid ragged support.
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Youngeville High
Youngsville
Corry
Brokenstraw
Hollobough
Cory
Dea Houser
Walter Swantek
Youngs- Hle-Loys
Thesday
Houser
Swantek
Orange and Black
Black
Hiree
Craft
Moundeman
Feet Barossi
Srock
Youngaville
ABR
HOA
K Mead
Ada
Cooper
F. Ewanson
P. Craft
I Henning
H Mead
Hulings
Davis Cece
Corry Abrho
Baresal
Houseto Hil
Craft R
Shaver
Keating
U S Tennis Team Opens Davis Cup With Japanese Stars
United States ready to begin final Davis Cup round in Chicago after arrival of the squad. William Tilden II and Tot Hennessey of Philadelphia headline the singles, as Japan’s team including Oh, Abe, and Toba conducts workouts at Town and Country courts. Doubles partner options center on George Lott as Tilden weighs his choices.
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United Press
Chicago
Wiliam Z. ‘Tiden
Tot Hennessey
Tamio Abe
Peizo Toba
Tilden
George Lott
Hennesey
Squmay
Susy
WITH THE LEADERS By United Prost Babe Ruth
Babe Ruth failed to hit safely in four at bats across two games and made an error. Gehrig singled in three trips in the first game and once in the second. Speaker scored and drove in a run in the first game with a sacrifice, then had a single and sacrifice in five trips. Cobb went hitless in one trip due to an error. Hellmann failed to reach safely in four trips in the first game, with no hits in the second. Waner went hitless in four trips in both games. Horsley drove in a run with a double and scored in the first game, then hit a seasonal home run in five trips in the second. Caylee made no hits in four trips in the first game and had one hit in the second.
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Paddy
Wilcox
Robinson
Haene
Ish
Kinsy
Anderson
Bish
Finucan
Gilsom
Knapp
Cady
Avs
Sprovery
Long
Haenel
Rich
Merchants
Pitts
Pier
Walters
Mike Fioncan
Tommy Green
United Prost
Babe Ruth
Lol Gehrig
Tris Speaker
Ty Cobb
Othess
Harry Hellmann
Paul, Waner
Rogers Horsby
Kilt Caylee
Young Californian Wins Speed Classic
Indianapolis May race report details Louis Meyer of Southgate California winning the 60 mile event at the Indy speedway. Meyer, new to major racing fame, trailed early then moved up steadily, taking the lead after Jimmy Gleason’s pit stop at lap 186 and finishing first. The piece notes Meyer’s late emergence from obscurity, his background as an apprentice, and references to past Indy speedway winners and dangers in the sport.
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Bert OM
Demary
United Prods Stott
Indianapolis
Ind
Dbeyrar
Girtwelly
Odige
Poin
America
Louis Meyer
Southgate
Gal
Todianapolis
Jie
Meyer
George Sauders
Jages Circle
Speedway
Franke Lockhart
Daytona Beach
Aso Meonmne
Wilbur Shaw
Shin
Californfaa
Frank Pratt
I Veterin
Holt
bin Inipooileng Atvateisy
Hinés
Pownick
Jimmy Gleason
Duesenberg
Loughran Latzo Bout Postponed To Friday In Rain
New York May 81 The postponed light heavyweight bout between Tommy Loughran and Pete Latzo, slated for Wednesday, was moved to Friday at Ebbets Field Brooklyn due to rain. Promoter Humbert Ganey announced the change as Loughran eyes a future match with Jimmy Slattery and Rickard’s promotion plans continue. Weather permitting, the bout will proceed with Loughran weighing about 173 and Latzo near 169.
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United Prose
New York
Tommy Loughran
Pete Latxo
Tormey
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Humbert J.wgany
Pugazy
Loughran
Lea Lomski
Loughran Alo Bas
Jimmy Slattery
Tex Rickard
Tat Loughran
Slattery
Lomski
Lakay
Ted Kid
Lewig
Bogland
K C. Phil Kaplan
Harlem
Pug
Baseball players and teams show up in league totals
Fragmented recall of Major League names and teams across the American and National Leagues. Mentions Ruth Gehrig Yankees Cubs Cardinals Tigers Indians White Sox Pirates Philles Phillies Senators and various players with scattered statistics and season totals.
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Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Fauser
Athetiis
Todt
Red
Eas
Sewell
Indiana
Galloway
Tigers
Reeves
Senators
Metzler
White Sox
Brisch
Cardinals
Lewis
Philles
Hornaby
Braven
Harper
Cardinal Smith
Pirates
Hornsby Leads Loop Sluggers
Hornsby, star of the Boston Braves, hits lead in a National League game as George Grantham of the Pittsburgh Pirates leaves the game with an injured hand. Rookie Riverside Kress earns a bases-loaded presence for St Louis. An analysis notes Hornsby’s .386 average and Emile Barney’s report from Washington.
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Nive Crey
Tuny
Kere Hornsby
Boston Braves
George Grantham
Pittsburgh
Holdie
Raiply Kress
Amiond
St. Louis Browha
Emile Barney
Fenitary Gold
Standings and results mix from early baseball slate
Standings show St Louis leading with 25 wins and 13 losses, Boston 12 7, Philadelphia 7, New York 3, Chicago 0, Cleveland 2. Yesterday’s results include Philadelphia 8 2 over Boston, Detroit 4 3 over Cleveland, St Louis 8 1 over Chicago, and St Louis 5 Chicago 2. Upcoming games list St Louis at Pittsburgh, Boston at Philadelphia, plus several cross matches.
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Sesneremy
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Bittsbuen
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Broollyn
Beooldyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Eineimmt Ss
New Yorkt
St. Louie
Hicago
Philladelphia Ss
St Louis
Pillsburg
Detroit
Vievoland
Cleveland
SL Louis
St Lojlie
Washington
New Yorker
Aia
Cleveland H
St.Louis C.f
Chiuzo
Cast-Off Hands Gotham Yanked 5 10.0 Setback
Braxton holds New Yorkers to three hits to win as Cubs drop doubleheader. Pirates fall as Reds, Braves, and Cardinals win. Giants beat Robins. Hammy leads Braves past Phillies. Tigers split with Indians. Browns strengthen hold on fourth. Hogan injured for the Yankees after tripping at home plate.
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Braxton
Cubs
Pirates
Braves
Hogan
New York
Franke Hogan
Gine
Brooklyn
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