McClellan Cup Final Ends In Draw As Tie Decides Next Fixture
The McClellan Cup final between Diamond D's of Red cliff and Legion United of Hat ended in a scoreless draw at Red cliff. A third game will be played Friday night May 20 at Redcliff to decide the trophy, with captains tossing for choice.
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Giants Lose Tight 2-1 To Reds In Pitching Duel
New York Giants drop a 2-1 decision to Cincinnati as Bill Walker faces Ray Kolp in a tight duel. Terry’s fourth inning homer ties 1-1 before a failed triple on a double ends a late Giants threat.
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Pirates Top Brooklyn 3-1 Behind Harris Six-Hitter
Pittsburgh bats explode in early innings to back Bill Harris who holds Brooklyn to six hits. Lloyd Waner slugged a third inning homer after Harris doubled while Barbee and Suller added fourth inning doubles. Brooklyn avoided a shutout with an eighth inning score on Vaughn error Frederick and a double play, final 3-1.
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Cubs rally past Phillies with eight-run seventh
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 9-4 after an eight-run seventh inning. Ed Holley started the Phillies miscue spree, as Lance Richbourg had four hits and Charlie Grimm added three for the winners. Phillies led 8-1 before the burst.
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Boston Red Sox fall to White Sox 7 3 with Gaston in defeat
Boston drops its third straight as Milton Gaston works for Chicago with Charley Berry. Gaston allows ten hits but helps produce Chicago double plays while Boston stacks rallies. Boston 3 Chicago 7.
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Earnshaw Shuts Out Tigers in A’s 2-0 Win
George Earnshaw pitched a four hit shutout as the Philadelphia Athletics defeated Detroit 2-0 for their first win. The decisive seventh inning saw Jimmy Foxx start the rally with a single and advance on costly plays, with Jimmy Dykes driving in the go ahead run. Foxx added three hits in four at bats. Wyatt and Ruel, Earnshaw and Cochrane were the battery for the teams.
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Shikat Defeats Wrestler From Saskatchewan
Dick Shikat of Philadelphia defeated Earl McCready formerly of Amulet Saskatchewan in a one fall match at the 71st Street Armory New York Monday night. The fall came after 21 minutes 16 seconds of grappling. McCready weighed 227 pounds and Shikat 218. The bout featured sportsmanship with both wrestlers exchanging holds and clear aggression from McCready earning him applause.
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St. Louis Pitcher Stierdel Granted Unconditional Release
Former St. Louis Cardinal pitcher Bill Stierdel has been released unconditionally by the Boston Braves as announced here today. The move ends his tenure with Boston and returns him to free agency.
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Controversy Over Olympic Selection Rages Across Canadian Cities
Toronto London and Hamilton clash over Olympic selection as runners pursue trials in Toronto and London on May 24. Monarch Club threatens boycott, while officials cite finish orders in Hamilton last fall. accusations swirl about who names the third man and why.
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Toronto Bouts Won By Stribling and Belanger
Toronto May 18. Stribling Georgian heavyweight was awarded the decision by Referee Loi Marsh after the ninth round stoppage and a disqualification for stalling. Be langer Bantam weight Belanger outpointed Pancho Linda in six rounds in his Toronto comeback appearance.
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Young) Stribling
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Frenchy) Belanger
Rosenbloom Wins Decision in Heavyweight Bout
Maxie Rosenbloom, billed as a leading heavyweight, outpointed Harry Ebbets in a ten round match in Springfield. One referee and one judge favored Rosenbloom while the other judge scored for Ebbets. The non title bout saw Rosenbloom weigh 179 pounds to Ebbets 176. Edward Winanton of Waterbury, Conn., weighed 210 pounds in the fifth round.
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Local Scores Reported From Untidy Card
Fragmentary baseball scores list Aimer Association Indianapolis 4 Columbus 11 Louisville 8 Toledo 0 Milwaukee and Saint Paul entries with unclear city names and misread numbers. The readable items suggest a ledger of game results but precise teams, dates, and venues are not clear.
International Reading Rochester Newark Montreal Baltimore Toronto Jersey City
Sports scores show tight results across multiple games with varied victors. International Reading and Rochester posted a two to three point win margin while Newark defeated Montreal 5 to 4 and Baltimore beat Toronto 7 to 2. Jersey City toppled Buffalo 9 to 4.
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Coast Flash Surprises His Track Coach
Seattle May 18 Coach Hec Edmundson of Washington watches Percy Williams of Vancouver B C in his first workout here since injuries. Edmundson says Williams is in good condition and not to count him out for the 1982 Olympics as a possible sprint titles defender. Williams, once Olympic champion, returns to train under Edmundson.
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Medaltas top Moose in tight league clash at Industrial Diamond
Medaltas won 7 to 4 over Moose in a league fixture. Samson pitched effectively after a Moose rally, while timely hits and fielding miscues helped Medaltas build and protect their lead. Key players included P Brown and Sailer for Medaltas and W Lutes Lavoie for Moose.
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Royals Meeting Heads to Royal Hotel Tomorrow Evening
All players of the Royals Baseball club are asked to make a special effort to attend a very important meeting at the Royal hotel tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
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Cee Pees Practice Notice for CPR Baseball Club
CPR Baseball Club lists players for 6 15 Thursday practice at Athletic Park J Connors H Blane R McDonald K Blaney P Harrison W Lynch Riddle Crane N Trimble E Byers H Crane W Lavoie B McDougal W Harnett J Cairns B Cooper with co director note
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Blackie Hoop Stars Defeat High River in Narrow Win
Blackie defeated High River 16 to 13 in a May 16 basketball game at High River. Irene Kumlin and Bessie Guerin scored for Blackie while Julia Bond Marion Matheson and Ruth McKeage led High River with points.
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Spain Eliminated As Italy Wins Davis Cup Match
In Rome on May 18 Italy defeated Spain in the second round of the European Davis Cup tie. Giovanni Palmieri beat Ernest Maier 2-6 6-0 5-2 before Maier retired after a fall. George De Stefani closed the match by defeating Juanico 6-0 6-1 6-1.
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Edmonton Grads Beat Chicago Red Devils In Victoria Arena
Percy Page's Edmonton Grads defeated Chicago Red Devils 27 to 18 at Victoria Arena in Calgary. The 3000-strong crowd watched a tight game, with Grads overturning a halftime Chicago lead in a strong finish led by Fry MacBurney Belanger and stout defense from Williams.
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Kilbourne Beats Buck Everett in White City Main Event
In Chicago May 18 Kilbourne defeated Buck Everett of Gary in a boxing main event at White City. Kilbourne weighed 161 pounds and won after eight rounds with Everett delivering sharp rights and aggression early but fading in the later rounds.
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