Boston Triumphs 7 3 Over Yankees as Pennock Exits Early
1-Herb Pennock was pulled in the seventh as Boston exploded for five runs to beat New York 7 to 3. Jack Quinn earned the win for Boston despite yielding 12 safeties. In other notes, Wells struck out seven, Cole one, Shaute one, with various players registering hits as the pace of the game shifted throughout.
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Senators Display Rag Then WalIop Poor Athletics
The Washington Senators, hoisting their championship banner, defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 29 to 4. A five-run rally in the fifth broke a 4-4 tie after Philadelphia tied it in the fourth. strong hitting and errors fueled the lopsided score in this Associated Press report from Washington.
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CARAZEN VICTOR IN DIXIE HANDICAP DEBACLE
Baltimore may 1 Mrs Wo Ku Vanderbilt s Sarazen won the 25000 Dixie handicap for 3 year olds and up opening Pimlico spring meet. Spat Cash second Ian Joy Smoke third. St Paul Minn May 1 Jimmy McCarter 11 struck out 27 of 25 in parochial league game vs Columbia. No hits, 33 to 0. Saucy Sue won thousand guineas stakes at New Market England. Fresno speedway 15 mile race won by Peter De Paolo with Millet and Duray second and third. Chicago Daily News lists pools selling through bars and stores.
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Five Balloons Up in Annual Tourney at St Joseph
Five balloonists traveled south across the United States in the national elimination race at St Joseph Missouri. Four competed to represent the United States in international events while a pilot balloon led the field. Raymond E O Neill failed when his balloon 5 16 suffered a torn net. The Army airship S 14 led by Lt William Flood and Lt Haynie McCormick launched at 339 pm, followed by Goodyear Blimp VanOrman with aide C K Wollam ten minutes later. Captain H E Honeywell and aide Marty Preston launched at 642 pm. W Naylor aide to Herbert Thaden received praise for supporting Thaden after gas affected his lungs. The start was delayed by northwest winds as pilots warned against inflating in gusty air. Maj Maurice Smith of Kansas City led the race at 347 pm after a late schedule change.
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Cubs Win Sixth Straight as Smoke Clears
Blake secures the win for the Cubs in a six straight victory. Mails pitched the late innings, Keen the starting effort with no outs in the eighth. Day and Sherbel allowed minor runs as Keen earned the decision and Mails took the loss.
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Cubs catcher Leo Vartnett stars in early NL
A parsing of a noisy report highlights Leo Vartnett of the Chicago Cubs as a standout catcher during the season start. The piece notes six home run drives in the first week and mentions hopes for continued strong performance by the starter. Also referenced are Lewisville Montgomery and Janet Maloney in a separate round of mentions.
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Pole Willing to Meet Munn Again in Wrestling Rematch
A telegram quotes heavyweight wrestler ready to wrestle Munn again at any time and place following his Philadelphia bout. Preparations for Mann vs Lewis at Michigan City May 30 are underway as promoters arrange the match. The report also notes other baseball results from Milwaukee, St Paul, and Minneapolis games and a season-opening win by Montana State against the University of Montana.
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Vic Thayer of Helena Wins Mile Race at College Meet
Weather hampered the Montana intra mural track meet as Vic Thayer of Helena won the mile in 3 04 2 5. Sullivan captured the low hurdles in 30 3 3, Wylie took the 100 yards in 10 3 3, while Inelt Wylie won the broad jump and Wilson won the discus. Pole vault tied at 10 feet 6 on a frigid day.
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Helena to field four team city ball league this season
A large crowd met at The Independent business office last night to form Helena's new four team city ball league. Representatives from East Helena The Independent telegraph and telephone firms and a still unnamed backing club joined forces under a commission form governance with three Helena men and one East Helena man to set league policy. The plan includes twilight Sunday games, season tickets at 3 dollars, two umpires Edwards and Freeman, and Al Gaskill as statistician. East Helena to host part of the schedule with a June 1 season opening and a five game round robin.
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Gold Standard To Be Adopted By France
Finance Minister Presents view that France should return to gold standard as part of the financial program. He argues the old standard is essential, but says fears over heavy obligations are exaggerated and the treasury can meet all demands with careful handling.
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Greb Tangles Rojas In Ten Round World Title Bout
Detroit report says middleweight champion Greb used a windmill attack to dominate Quintin Romero Rojas of Santiago Chile in ten rounds. Greb weighed 169 1 2 pounds while Rojas weighed 195. The fight lasted thirty minutes with Greb landing light taps and confounding the Chilean throughout.
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Kansas basketball teams dominate national stage
Lawrence Kansas March report highlights Nansaz high school’s rise to national prominence as Wichity high school won the national title at Chicago. University of Kansas, led by Dr F C Allen, contends for the Missouri Valley title with a 36 game winning streak across 1922 into 1923. James Naismith, inventor of basketball, is noted on the university faculty. An unrelated note mentions Georgia and New York boxing events with Frankie Genato.
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