Phillies Take Series With 3 1 Win Over Giants
Philadelphia wins the final game of the four game set 3 to 1, backed by Butch Henline whose homer and key eighth inning hits sparked a three run rally. Cort Beeville Walker and Cy Williams supported the effort with key plays and stellar defense. Giants’ Groh and Young produced their only run, while Willie Cunningham was robbed of a double.
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Hulick Low Scorer in Hotel Men's Golf Play
Hulick of Allenhurst New Jersey posted a net 15 after a 90 gross with a 24 handicap to lead a hotel men’s golf event. Raymond Stevens of Lake Placid won the gross prize from scratch with a five under par round on the south course. Other low scores were listed from Meta New York.
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Lee Sails to Confer on Walker Cup Meet
Lee Sails to Confer as secretary travels to Britain to discuss Walker Cup plans with Cloos or Indianapolis and the United States Golf Association. He will visit St Andrews with Howard Whitney to address welfare of the game and potential changes in cup membership rules under review.
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McGraw Suspends and Fines Catcher Smith
Giants manager John McGraw suspended catcher Earl Smith indefinitely and fined him after a continued breaking of training rules. Smith did not travel to Boston and was sent home after the loss to the Phillies. Snyder caught today’s game and both halves of yesterday’s double header. Smith previously faced a heavy fine and two weeks’ suspension in St. Louis last year.
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Princeton Batting Sparks 14 4 Win Over Bucknell Nine
Princeton exploded for 14 runs on 13 hits as Bucknell committed 12 errors in a ragged game in Princeton. Beebe started, Beebe and Thomas closed, Cooper collected three singles a double and a walk, Stineman returned but left with an injury, while Bucknell’s starter Allack yielded nine runs in four innings before Denton took over.
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Carroll's Pitching Helps Holy Cross Win Over Springfield College
Carroll pitched effectively guiding Holy Cross to a 15 to 9 victory against Springfield College at League Park. Key early hits and a strong bullpen supported a steady offensive effort as Holy Cross built leads across the middle innings.
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Bryn Mawr Freebooters Triumph In Polo Cup Final
Philadelphia May 1 Bryn Mawr Freebooters defeated Meadowbrook Ramblers 18 to 10 to win the Bryn Mawr polo cups in a fast eight period final. Robert Early and George N Earleu led with five tallies each as both teams traded goals with no penalties. Referee Dr HR Alleman officiated the match and timekeeping was by Fv Lawie.
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Firpo Sails for Home From Hoboken to Rio de Janeiro
Louis Angel Firpo, South American heavyweight champion linked as a possible Dempsey opponent, sailed yesterday from Hoboken on the Munson liner Southern He to return home for a rest until fall, heading for Rio de Janeiro.
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Skeeters Win Third Stateh Ge SPSeeSaH!
The Skeeters defeated the Bears 2 to 1 at Newark in a tight contest. Harnworth pitched well for Newark but errors in the third inning allowed two unearned runs to cross, giving Skeeters the win and a three game streak over their rivals.
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Tobin Suspended for Umpire Altercation with Tigers
Tobin of the St. Louis Americans received an indefinite suspension this afternoon from Umpire Brick Owen after an altercation following yesterday's game with the Detroit Tigers. Pitcher Shocker was ordered from the game but not mentioned in the suspension note. The decision may involve BB Johnson, league president.
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Penn Oarsmen Train for Poughkeepsie Regatta
Pennsylvania oarsmen under Coach Jon Wright begin real timing for the Poughkeepsie meet with a three day rest after the American Henley. Crew works on the Schuylkill River ahead of a Hudson River HQ, about two weeks before the event.
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Standings Update From Major Leagues Overnight
Yesterday's American League results show no games scheduled at 7:30 am. Pirin F in 2 implies a noted score or fixture result.
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Reading and Syracuse League Baseball Briefs
Amateur score notes from an International League event at Reading and Syracuse include lineups with players such as Nishaua Carta and St. Fhomar ard Jonnaan. Reports reference two infielders, a 6 inning game, and mentions of Musball and Treok as part of the day’s activity.
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Yankee hockey results and standings brief
Yesterday results show Jersey City 2 Newark 1 and Baltimore 12 Reading 6. Toronto and Buffalo games listed with Rochester 10 Syracuse 0. Standings note Newark and Toronto, with "precise, 1950" implied. Today's schedule lists Jersey City at Newark, Baltimore at Reading, and Syracuse at Toronto. other teams not scheduled.
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Falks two homers spark White Sox win over Indians 8-1
In Cleveland on May 11 Chicago won its third of four from Cleveland by an 8-1 score. Falk belted two homers driving in runs as the White Sox built a big lead with limited hits. Lindsey, a recruit, sparked Chicago’s offense in the sixth inning and Bagby contributed as the Sox cruised to victory.
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Pirates Edge Reds 11-2 to Take Series Win
Pirates cruised to an 11-2 victory over the Reds, winning three of four in the set as Cincinnati faltered. The fresh offense overwhelmed Red pitching while New York Giants dropped another game, leaving Pittsburgh dominant in the series finale.
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Senators Rally To Split Doubleheader With Red Sox
Washington Senators split a May doubleheader in Boston, losing 6 4 in the opener and winning 9 4 in the nightcap. Key hits came from Rice and Harris with a triple by Rice and a late surge in the ninth, as Milan and S Harris supplied timely singles and Judge drove in runs.
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Miss Florence Ballin Reaches Tennis Semi Final
In Philadelphia today Florence Ballin of New York the titleholder faced Helen Bryn Mawr in the Pennsylvania Eastern states women’s championship semi final. Ballin defeated Miss Edwarde mble of Baltimore 8-2 6-0 while Owntownsed beat Miss Gardner Bryn Mawr 1 1 1 and Miss Rice eliminated Miss Porter Philadelphia 6 8 5 6 4 with Mrs Huff defeating Mrs Wainwright 6 1 6 1.
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Grimes Shines as Robins Beat Beaves 4-1 in Series Opener
Brooklyn pitchers Grimes and rival Leisker faced strong opposition as the Robins defeated the Chicago Beavers 4 to 1. Grimes pitched his best game of the year, yielding only five hits and a walk while striking out several, with Bert Griffith and Chuck Ward contributing key defensive plays and timely hits. The Beavers rallied briefly but could not overcome the early Robins lead as Boston's defense and timely errors helped Brooklyn secure the win.
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