Midseason Leaders Battle For Baseball Supremacy
The Athletics and Pirates hold early season leads as the circuit edges toward mid-season. Yankees and Tigers stall, Browns split with Detroit, while the Giants win twice to surge in the NL. Pirates top NL by a slim margin as Cardinals threaten a tie after decisive wins.
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Senators
Yankees
Browns
Tigers
Pirates
Cubs
Giants
Robins
Athletics
Mackmen
Buccaneer
Sioughie
Yankee
Bob Grove
Old Jacke Quinn
Boston
A's
Washington
Herb Pennock
Henry Johnson
Wilcey Moore
Tom Zachary
Connie Mack
Detroit
St. Louis
Sporis
Macks
Cleveland
Chicago
Indians
White Sox
Willis Hudlin
Redaber
Bruins
Ray Intremer
Artie Nehft
Burleigh Grimes
Charlie Root
Cardinals
Reds
Alex
Lucas
John J. McGraw
Polo Grounds
Braves
Phillies
Baker Bowl
Results From Yesterday's Baseball Games Across Leagues
The report summarizes American League and National League results with multiple matchups. Key games include New York versus Washington, Brooklyn vs New York, St Louis versus Detroit, Philadelphia versus Boston, Cleveland against Chicago, and Cincinnati against St Louis. Also listed are American Association and Western League scores with several city pairings and pitcher lines.
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Philadelphia
St Louis
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
We Ag
Louisville - Lt
Toledo
Okdahome City
Tulsa
Wichita A Ao
Omaha
Pueblo
Denverae
Topeka - Des Moineet
Washington
Pennock
Thomas
Grabowski
Braxton
Ruel
Johnson
Moore
Zachary
Dickey
Hadley
Brown
Tate
McWeeny
Koupal
Ballou
Picinich
Mitzsimmons
Hogan
O'Farrell
St. Louis
Ogden
Coffinth
Ferrell
Sorrel
Phillips
Stargreaves
Collins
Blaeholder
Strelecki
Cray
Schang
Smith
Stoner
Prudholme
Yde
Shea
Grove
Cochrane
Russell
Bayne
Hering
Quinn
Tudlin
Myatt
Lyons
Autry
Jolloway
L. Sewell
Faber
Moss
Gallon
Clark
Deberry
Piciarch
Hubbell
Waller
Lucas and
Sukeforth
Alexander
Rixey
Warhardt
Dixon
Hines P
Wilson
Pittsburgh
Bush
Grace
Kremer
Hill
Dawson
Temsley
Mes
Hargreaves
Leverett
Taylor
Milligan
Inilictt
Sweetland
Davis
Pee
Seibold
Jones
Brandt
Spohrer
I Roy
Benge
Lertan
Louisville
St.Paul
Columbus
Des Moines Pueblo
Denver
Wichita
Oklahoma ‘City
Loledo
Columbus Club Buys Giard From St Paul
Columbus Ohio May 31 Joel Giard left handed pitcher from St Paul American Association club was purchased by Columbus for cash. He was slated to join his team the following day.
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Columbus Club
Giard
St. Paul
Columbus
Ohio
Joel Giard
St Paul
Foluh
Daily Gole Lesson by Everett Comstock
Philips Finlay emerges as a standout in amateur golf with a long sweeping swing and high finish of hands. The article compares him to Bobby Jones, noting upright swing style and tendency toward a straight, long ball.
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Everett Comstock
Huron Country Club
Philips Finlay
America
Young Finlay
Bobby Jones
Finlay
Jones
Keech Captures Seventeenth Indy 500 Speedway Victory
Ray Keech of Philadelphia won the 17th annual 500 mile race at the speedway, with a purse near 101,500 to be shared among drivers. Bill Spence’s fatal crash cast a somber note as Louis Meyer and Jimmy Gleason earned substantial checks for second and third.
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Indianapolis
Ray Keech
Philadelphia
Speedway
Bill Spence
Los Angeles
Spence
Wil
Louis Meyer
High Gate
Calif
Jimmy Gleason
Carl Marchese
Kansas City
Speed Gardner
Peter de Paolo
Leon Duray
Cliff Woodbury
Peter iXreis
Bob McDonagh
Ralph Hep- Dur
Younger Boys to Compete Today in Track Meet
The Duron grade school track meet features Class B and C boys in pole vault high jump and shot put with one preliminary heat in the 60 yard low hurdles. Final events are scheduled for this afternoon after school.
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Duron
Stanford’s Team Favored To Win Intercollegiate Meet
Collegiate athletes statewide gathered for the 53rd annual Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes meet. Stanford, the two year defending champion, was seen as the heavy favorite as 400 entrants remained after scratches.
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Philadelphia
Maine
California
Intercollegiate Association’ “of Amateur Athletes of America
Lst
Stanford University
Cambridge
Templeton
Cardinals
Netter
Peoaria
Saints Split With Millers In Twin Bill
Chicago May 21. The Saints split a doubleheader with the Millers in a Chicago league action. The Saints won the opener 7 to 6 after late rallies but lost the second 5 to 4. Milwaukee’s George Murray saw his 13 win streak end as Kansas City beat Louisville 8 to 4 in the other game. Columbus defeated Toledo 9 to 6 while Indianapolis edged Louisville 1 to 0 in ten innings and Louisville won the nightcap 5 to 4.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Saints
Millers
George Murray
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Blues
Cobb
Yarmouth
Mette
Nichols
Columbus
Toledo
Ford Schupp
Indianapolis
Louisville
R B anion Boys Cross State Run To Douglas Arizona
The bunion boys in the Pyle cross country race moved from Lordsburg New Mexico to Douglas Arizona covering 38 miles. Herbert Wedemann a 65 year old Australian led the field in the six mile lap from Deming and won with 8 hours 27 minutes 37 seconds. Pete Gavuzzi of England kept a 21 minute 10 second edge by tying Johnny Salo of Passaic New Jersey for second.
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Lordsburg
N. M
Bunion Boys
Pyle
Douglas
Ariz
Herbert Wedemann
Australia
Deming
Pete Gavuzzi
England
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N. J
Inter scholastic track meet opens with large entries
Youthful athletes from city and town schools begin the 26th annual University of Chicago national interscholastic meet with preliminary heats in clashes hurdles and field events. The entry list is the largest in the meet's history as 722 boys from 171 institutions compete in 17 high school events and 172 aspirants from 18 academies contest national titles.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Managers of C S O Teams to Meet Tonight
Team managers of eight Central South Dakota league clubs will meet at Predway Item Sport Shop to discuss a prep test and protest from last Sunday's Alpena game between Walsey and Alpena. They will also decide on adding players to rosters as the league enters week four amid weekend games.
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Central South Dakota
Alpena
Walsey
Ti. Newton
H. Gile
Sheffield
Yale
Nome
Mitchcock
Virgil
Huron
Cavony
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