Baseball In Brief AMERICAN LEAGUE Yosterday's Resuits
New York 4 Boston 2 St Louis 8 Cleveland 5 Chicago 10 Detroit 4 Philadelphia Washington Iain Games Today Washington at Philadelphia St Louis at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit New York at Boston
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1926
Page
8
New York 4 Boston 2 St Louis 8 Cleveland 5 Chicago 10 Detroit 4 Philadelphia Washington Iain Games Today Washington at Philadelphia St Louis at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit New York at Boston
St Louis crushed Cincinnati 31 to 6 while Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1. Brooklyn and New York faced cold conditions with no games planned. Brooklyn at New York and Pittsburgh at Chicago were the highlighted matchups. Cincinnati at St Louis and other schedules noted as not on slate.
Toronto leads Rochester 13 to 16 in a multi team tally. Newark 8 and Jersey City 7 trail Buffalo 11 and Syracuse 3 as Game 7 approaches. Readings include Rochester at Toronto and Buffalo at Syracuse with Baltimore hosting Reading.
Waxahachie Texas high school third baseman Paul Richards, a sensational youth, agrees to report to the Brooklyn Robins once his school season ends. Rival clubs had vied for the youngster’s services.
Scranton miner Pete Latzo captures the world welterweight title from Mickey Walker in a 19 round upset. Latzo, a six year pro, rose from mining work in Pennsylvania to boxing fame. Walker, 2 to 1 favorite, was edged as Latzo delivered a whirlwind finish in the Wyoming Valley.
Modern college sprinters and hand timing draw critique as officials recount near-mythic splits. ALA veterans Ty Cobb Walter Johnson Tris Speaker Kadie Collins emerge in star-heavy piece, with jockey Karl Sande cited for Derby feats and lingering career injuries. Hood College students stage a Pipe of Peace outing with meal, songs and speeches led by Jeannette Piauer Grace Tillieimer Pearl Smeltzer.
Three-base hits Hart sock and two-base hits Welty Harrison. Stolen bases C Wenzel Welty Harrison. Strikeouts UWartsock Yinger Kline. Walks Startsock Stanley Yinger Kulne. Mali pitch Hartsock. Losing pitcher Yinger. Winning pitcher Hart sock. Umpire Tipps. Time 18. scorer Baroer.
Roland MacKenzie of Washington, D C, won his match 5 up 2 over W J Guild of Murrayfield in the British Amateur. Francis Cutmet of Boston, George von Elm of Los Angeles, and Jesse Guilford of Boston also won their first round matches while Cyril Tolley fell to A R Hall Cain. Early Texas League notes hint the Fort Worth Cats may face tougher rivals this season.
Minneapolis reports the Anti-Saloon League will fully support William B. Wilson, Democrat, against wet Republican William S. Vare. F. Scott McBride said Wilson is a strong candidate and will receive league backing. The league aims to prevent referendums nationwide and plans to mobilize in Minnesota.
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