Howley Threatens Athletics And Yankees In Odd Baseball Tale
General Daniel P Howley looms over Sportsman s Park and stirs tension as the Athletics and Yankees both face disruption. The Red Sox beat the Athletics 4 1 with homer by Simmons and Todt contributing for Boston while Heimach s double helps the Yankees win over the Senators. Brooklyn loses to the Cubs 5 4 in a late ninth, Giants edged by Pirates 2 0 as Arthur C Vance blanked them, and Braves extend lead with 14 12 win over the Phillies.
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Associated Press
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Philadelphia
Daniel P. Howley
Sportsman's Park
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Ogden
Gray
General Howley
Athletics
Yankees
Washington
Fed Sox
Cure
Howley Tribe
Detroit
Morris
Fenway
Red Sox
Simmons
Phil Todt
Yankee Stadium
Senators
Fred Heimach
White Sox
Indians
Arthur C. Vance
Giants
Ebbets’ Field
Bill Walker
Brooklyn
Giltt
Cubs
Redland Field
Braves
Boston Braves
Grogey
Phillies
St ‘Ouis
Shade Draws With Charol In Buenos Aires Bout
Dayé Shade, American middleweight, and Kid Charol of Cuba fought 12 rounds to a draw in Buenos Aires on May 1. The result triggered a storm of protests from spectators as Shade pressed the attack throughout the bout.
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Buenos Aires
Dayé Shade
Kid Charol
Cuba
Specators
Stade
Mountaineers to close home stand with Black Diamonds tilt
Morgantown May 1 Mountaineers will close a six game home stand against the Fairmont Black Diamonds champions of the Middle Atlantic league before a road trip. Coach Rodgers resumed diamond duties after returning, with high batting but weak defense, and four wins in seven starts. Aurora track opening delayed as purses dispute persists. Geneva reports next step in naval arms reductions from Washington.
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W. Va
Mairmont Hack Diamonds
West Virginia University Mountaineers
Black Diamonds
Mountaineers
Gdead
Rodgers
Dimond
Fairmont Normal
Sweden’s Perrson Invited to Face Porter in Chicago
Stockholm reports Sweden heavyweight champion Harry Perrson received an invitation to meet Norwegian Otto Von Porat in Chicago. Other possible bouts mentioned include matches with Paulino and Risko. In Toronto Liggi Conacher of the New York Americans has some injuries to address.
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Toronto Telegram
Conacher
New York
Stockholm
Sweden
Harry Perrson
Chicago
Otto von Porat
Paulino
Risko
Toronto
Liggi@ Conacher
New York Americans
Goslin Tops Six Hit Day Boosts Lead Over Hornsby
Gouxose Goslin collected three hits in six at bats yesterday to widen his grip on the league’s big six title over Hornsby. The Rajah, however, managed only a single homer in Cincinnati.
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Gouose Goslin
Hornsby
Rajah
Cincinnati
Fights Last Night Boxers Stack Cards in Cities
Providence report has Young Moon outpointing Farr in ten rounds. Chicago results show Johnny Sherrod outpointing Shuffle Callaghan over eight rounds. San note mentions Dave Shade in Buenos Aires but details are unclear.
Box score notes from conclusive boxing card
Francisco and Kid Chard of Cuba drew. Goldie Hess of Los Angeles outpointed Santiago Zorrilla of Panama. Jackie Pilkington of New York won a decision over Pedro Amador of Panama.
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Kid Chard
Cuba
Drew
Los Angeles
Goldie Hess
Santiago Zorrilla
Panama
Jackie Pilkington
New York
Pedro Amador
Pyles Racers Tread Toward Oklahoma in Trans-Continental Tramp
Miller Missouri May 1 Pyles Bunion Boys continue across Missouri on a trans continental trek. Pete Gavuzzi leads the pack with a 33.7 mile leg in 4 15 10 as they prepare for tomorrow’s run into Oklahoma. Salo trails by about four hours with several more racers listed including Gardner Umeri Simpson Richman Granville McNawhara Abramowitz Hedeman and others in the field.
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C. C. Pyles Bunion Boys
Missouri Clods
Oklahoma
Pete Gavuzzi
Southampton
England
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N. J
Springfield
Gavuzxis
Pete Gavuszi
John Salo
N. C
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Wash
Ciusto Umeri
Italy
Governor Conley Aids Health Day Observance
Governor and Mrs. Conley hosted 13 Charleston children at the executive mansion for Child Health Day. The youngsters from local kindergartens and grade schools presented flowers to Mrs. Conley and daisies to the governor, highlighting health awareness in Charleston, West Virginia.
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Charleston
W. Va
Local Lexington Driver Tests Oils For Best Performance
Mark Davidson, a Lexington Virginia trucker, uses his rig as a field test for lubricants. After comparing several brands, he endorses Standard Motor Oil, noting far less oil use on a 600 mile trip and claiming it is the best oil he has used. He stresses the oil’s quality, friction reduction, and mileage gains.
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S. Mark Davidson
Lexington
Davidson
First Triple Play Stuns Chicago Press Box
Chicago May Day reports the season’s first major league triple play at Comiskey Park in the Chicago Cleveland game. Jamieson and Hodapp on base with Lind grounding to Cissell, Hodapp held at third then tagged out by Kamm. Jamieson reaches third as Kamm hides ball, triple play completed. Also notes varied items about Austria Poland Hungary politicians and Edison Ford light jubilee.
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White Sox
Jamieson
Hodapp
Cleveland
Lind J
Cissell
Kamm
Jamiesson
New York
Dearborn
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Bantam Title Decided Soon
New York May 1 The New York state athletic commission plans a title decision for bantamweights after a May 21 bout at Jess McMahon's Bronx Coliseum between Kid Chocolate and Fidel Labarra. If the winner proves champion by weight and reputation, he will be recognized.
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Los Angeles
Jack Kearns
Mushy Callahan
Jun
Bufala
N. Y
Callahan
Jimmy Good- Fick-Tuick Lawless
Edward J. Netl
Associated Press
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Charley Phil Rosenberg
Bushy Graham
Kid Francis
Bud Taylor
al Brown
Beleyes
Jess McMahon
Bronx Coliseum
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Fidel Labarba
Stanford Collection
Flashes of Life in Cleveland and Hollywood
Curiosity over Annie Morrow and Ralph H Blum engagements surfaces in New York and Los Angeles reports. Carmel Myers of the screen is linked to a marriage with attorney Ralph H Blum while twin sisters Louise and Lucy Younes face a double wedding and now divorce, details noted with local color and sharp names.
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David Wark Griffith
Carmel Myers
Ralph H. Blum
Los Angelén
Los Angeles
Louise
Lucy Younes
Kallese
Berl
Earl
History of WesD Virginia and Kanawha settlers
Walter Kally ta reports the first settler in Kanawha county, corn farming at Kelly Creek in 1774. Wheeling was laid out, Zanesburg became Wheeling in 1705, and surveyor Captain John Field ran 80 miles along the Midland trail in 1774. General Washington held land at Burning Springs but never visited. Paris reports semi official advice urging a debt settlement at the current conference.
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Kanawha County
Kelly Creek
Wheeling
Ebenezer
Zanesburg
John Field
Pear
George Washington
Burning Springs
Kanawha River
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