Marquard Delivers 13th Win as Pirates Shutout by Dodgers
Rube Marquard pitched a 1-0 shutout over the Pirates at Ebbets Field, extending his season record to 13-4 and evoking memories of his 1918 streak. Brooklyn managed only five hits, with a second-inning run matching the lone score. The game lasted 1 hour 12 minutes as Marquard baffled Pittsburgh while Roy Sanders matched him for six scoreless innings.
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Old Bill Shakespeare At the Polo Grounds
A lively account of a Giants vs Cardinals game at the Polo Grounds framed as a comedy. Cardin als win the open inning struggle while fans enjoy Crosstown humor from Hank O Day and a chorus of players as misplayed plays and wild throws drive the action.
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One Weird Game Attracts Big Crowds For Giants and Cards
A playful account notes Kavanaugh and Gonzales scoring for the Giants and Cards latest debut by Ferdie Schupp. The same stock company is billed to perform again this afternoon with shows safe for evening patrons to enjoy a late roof show after a square meal.
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Pipp's 2 Triples Decide Yankees Over Browns in St Louis
Wally Pipp hit two triples, including one in the tenth, lifting the New York Yankees to an 8 2 win over St Louis. Miller Huggins's club, outhit 9 to 6, pushed all its runs across in two innings, with Peckinpaugh and Baker driving in key runs and Gilhooley scoring on a triple. Slim Love pitched well for the Browns, but Pipp's late fire sealed the victory after earlier ties at two.
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Phillies Fall to Cubs 3 0 as Pinch Hit Fails
Philadelphia was held to a single clean hit off Doug Lass as Chicago won 3 0. Paskett and Deal hit home runs for the Cubs, Douglass drove in the third with a single after Killifer doubled, and Fitzgerald provided the lone Philadelphia hit.
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Belgian Army and Chinese Students Meet in Odd Soccer Match
The Belgian Army detachment returning from Russia will play the Chinese Students' Soccer Club of New York at Lenox Oval this afternoon. Proceeds go to the Belgian athletic fund. Referee George Caldicott will oversee the historic fixture, the first Chinese eleven to oppose Belgians on a soccer field. The Giants game at Polo Grounds follows later today.
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Orioles Blank Jersey City in Shutout Farewell
Baltimore defeated Jersey City 11 to 0 at West Side Park, piling up 12 hits and 13 walks as pitchers Lew and Mulvey led contrasting efforts. Jersey City used three hurlers with poor control, while Baltimore’s bats produced plentiful runs and Mulvey led visitors with three hits.
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Champions Enter Red Cross Meet of Singer A A
Champions and prominent stars list for a Red Cross benefit athletics meet to be held Sunday afternoon at Bennett Field Elizabeth New Jersey. Entries include Charlie Peres Willie Gordon George Dornell Jack Sellera Terry Halpine Lou Keufman Jim Plant Harry Wigger Eddie Mayo Charlie Clark Walter Powe and Fred Travelena. The two mile inter league relay drew seven teams notably Pastime AC Paulist A C Morningside AC Mohawk AC and Brooklyn AA.
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Jim Plant
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Charlie Clark
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Fred Travelena
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Yale News Demands Full Football Schedule
Yale News calls for a prewar intercollegiate football schedule with Harvard in the next bowl and Yale at Palmer Stadium Princeton. It urges immediate action as Yale, Harvard, and Princeton athletic authorities plan a New York meeting this week to discuss football next fall.
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Queens Borough Public Links to Lie Idle a Year
Scarcity of labor shuts Queens Borough public links for the season. The 5 hundred yard course over 100 acres opened last year as semi public. Clubhouse closed. grass is overgrown, hindering play while a private club move stalled. The ground is undulating with natural hazards. a women’s association tourney noted.
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Xavier Ends Athletic Season With Track Meet
Xavier High School closed its scholastic sports season with a track meet at Brooklyn Athletic Field. The fourth year class section B won team honors with 52 points, while Walter A. Englehorn of Montclair New Jersey led individuals with 1244 points including first in the 220 and 440 yard dashes. Ed Carr of Demarest New Jersey won the mile run and Raymond Keenan took first in the 50 yard low hurdles.
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Two Pugilists Convicted in Bronx Sparring Case
Alice Nack of 171 St Nicholas Avenue and Morris Kugeloff of 899 Rogers Place in the Bronx were convicted in Bronx Court of Special Sessions for unlawfully participating in a sparring exhibition at Hunts Point Sporting Club on January 17. Sentence was suspended as the club has since closed.
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Western Athletes Ready For Title Games Today
Western Conference outdoor track and field championships begin in Chicago with 157 entries from sixteen Midwestern colleges. Michigan, the indoor champion, and Missouri, Missouri Valley winner, head the field as preliminaries start with finals set for Saturday.
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Jersey Tennis Entries Close This Week
New Jersey players are urged to submit entries for the state championship to the Montclair Athletic Club before week’s end. Play will start Monday with the event limited to New Jersey residents, and officials hope for a large field. Entries should be sent directly to the club.
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Standings and Results From Major League Baseball Today
Today features two evening games including Louis at New York and Cincinnati at Boston rain delay. Yesterday's results show New York 6 Brooklyn 1 Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 0. Standings list Chicago 28 12 .700 and New York 28 13 .648 in the National League with Boston and Cincinnati trailing. American League leaders Boston 28 17 .622 and New York 25 18 .581. Detroit and Cleveland midpack. Multiple matchups pitting New York at St. Louis Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at Cleveland are on the slate with Washington at Detroit and other games postponed by rain.
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Voshell Reaches Final in Bronx County Tennis Meet
Voshell defeats Rorenbaum and Binzen to secure a spot in the Bronx County championship final at New York Tennis Club on 298th Street and Broadway. He will face William Tilden II of Philadelphia Sunday at 2 p.m. in the title match. Steinkampf and Bassford reach the Manhattan doubles fourth round by defeating Putnam and Rothschild.
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Wesleyan Elects Boote Captain For Next Season
Edward S. Boote of East Orange New Jersey elected captain of Wesleyan University baseball for next season. This season he played catcher and previously was a fullback on the Wesleyan football team. He belongs to the Beta Theta Phi fraternity.
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Altrock Returns as Washington Tops Detroit in Rain
Nick Altrock pitched for Washington and earned the 3 to 2 victory over Detroit. Relieved by Ayers with one out in the eighth, the first batter faced hit into a double play, preserving Altrock’s win as rain halted play.
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New York and Boston to contest Church Cup first match
Teams from New York and Boston meet in Philadelphia for the initial Church Cup clash. Boston fields six players led by Nat W. Niles. New York is headed by Frederick B. Alexander with seven named players. Six singles and three doubles comprise the six singles and three doubles format at Merion Cricket Club Philadephia.
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Lyle E. Mahon
Elliott H. Bingen
T. R. Pell
S. Howard Voshell
Pacific Coast Clubs Will Tour in Autos
The Pacific Coast Baseball League will transport its teams by autos between San Francisco and Los Angeles, a nearly 600 mile trip, starting Sunday. President Allan T. Baum says rail and Pullman fare hikes on June 10 made auto travel necessary, with costs about the same as railroad fares under current rates.
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Fordham Athlete to Enlist in Naval Reserve at Pelham Bay
Fordham University pitcher Philip Coletti, a freshman left fielder and football star for Fordham, will join the United States Naval Reserve at Pelham Bay station next Monday two days after the Maroon season ends. He is under draft age and has shown solid batting and field work this season for the Bronx college nine.
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Ban on Railway Fare Appeal by Johnson
President Johnson of the American League announced the organization would not join a proposed request to the government for special railway rates for baseball players. The Chicago report notes the stance as of June 6.
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American League
Boston Bears Indians In Ten Inning Game
Boston edged Cleveland 1 0 in ten innings. Errors and a wild throw helped the scoring play with Ruth forcing Strunk home after Coveleskie’s miscue. Bases were loaded in the ninth before Wambsganss struck out, keeping the game tied until the 10th.
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Standardization Moves by U S Auto Industry
At the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce meeting in New York City, leaders announced plans to standardize parts to reduce waste and cut costs. Committees will study feasible standards for tires, axles, fenders, wheels, rims, nuts, magneto bases, manifolds, and bearings, aiming for economy and easier upkeep while serving patriotic aims.
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Federal Rendezvous dominates Armed Guard in Brooklyn swim meet
The Federal Rendezvous swim team overwhelmed the Armed Guard at the Brooklyn Central Tea meet in Brooklyn. Eight events were contested with Federal taking seven firsts led by John Ju ran who captured three. Several swimmers from the Armed Guard also posted top finishes in near record times.
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