Louis Wins Shutout Over Cleveland
St Louis defeats Cleveland 7 to 0 in a shutout behind Sam Gray. George Uhle took the loss as Cleveland’s skid extends to a first-season series loss. Brannon and Manush drive in two runs each, with Langford and Brannon contributing triple hits.
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Jurado Beats Armour in Practice Match
Argentine pro Jose Jurado defeated United States and Canadian Open champion Tommy Armour 2 up in a $6 hole practice match yesterday at Eng. Jurado shot a T4.
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Armour Sandwich
Eng
Jose Jurado
Tommy Armour
United States
Opening intersectional games set for major leagues
May 3 opening intersectional games will pit Boston Braves and Pittsburgh Pirates in a two league cross schedule. Eastern NL clubs stay west for 17 days while Western AL clubs head east until May 21. Indians Reds Giants Browns battle for early season edge as Red Lucas Mays Luque pace strong pitching for Cincinnati.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Robins
Indians
Yankees
Athletics
Detroit
Reds
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Cubs
Pirates
Jack Hendricks
Giants
Cincinnati
Red Lucas
Carl Mays
Eppa Rixey
Adolfo Luque
Pete Donohue
High priced rookie Bill Cissell shines for the White Sox
Chicago May 3. White Sox rookie Bill Cissell, valued at 123000, has become a standout despite heavy hype. He hit safely in 14 consecutive games, batting .352 in 19 games, though his average slipped from .371 after a hitless day. His fielding has improved after a rough start. Cissell rose from minor leagues to the U S Cavalry to Des Moines Western League, then Pacific Coast League before joining the Sox.
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Pyle's Runners Near Chicago Near Chicago
Pyle's trans continental runners near Chicago three days from Chi cago after leaving NORMAL Illinois toward Pontiac about 35 miles distant. John Salo Passaic tied for first in 34.6 mile Lincoln to Pontiac race with Harry Rea Long Beach time 4 24 30. Harry Abramo witz New York finished third in 4 49 13. Peter Gavuzzi Southampton England led elapsed time and finished 16th while Andrew Payne Claremore Oklahoma placed eighth.
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Harry Abramowitz
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Eng
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Claremore
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Stars Shine in Hard Hit Baseball Lineup
Babe Ruth of the Yankees grounded out twice and struck out swinging while doubling in four at bats and scoring one run. Lou Gehrig singled in three at bats and scored a run. Harry Heilmann of the Tigers singled in four at bats, scored, and drove in a run. Rogers Hornsby of the Braves went hitless in three. Paul Waner of the Pirates singled twice in four at bats, scored, drove in, and committed an error. Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker of the Athletics were idle.
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Pirates
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Cubs
Vy Cobb
Tris Speaker
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Lorain Club Seeks Games With Ohio Class A Teams
The Highland Club of Lorain Ohio seeks scheduled games with any Ohio Class A teams. Communications should be addressed to L J Pfieffer at 500 W 25th St or by phone at 762.
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Lorain
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From American and National Circuits
American Results show St. Louis defeated Cleveland 7 to 0 and Washington beat New York 9 to 6. Detroit won 7 to 1 over Chicago, while Philadelphia at Boston was postponed in the American slate. National Results list New York 2 Brooklyn 1 and Philadelphia 9 Boston 3, Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 8, Cincinnati 6 St. Louis 4, with Boston at Philadelphia as the National Games Today schedule.
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Watching The Scoreboard Adds Giants Win and Other Scores
Yesterday's sports roundup notes Larry Benton for the Giants fanning Harry Rhonda with bases loaded in the ninth for a 2 1 victory over the Robins. Lindstrom and Jaho hit homers as Giants collect three hits, two for extra bases. Robins tally four off Benton. Sam Jones and Garland Braxton help Washington top the Yankees 9 6. Sam Gray snagged his fifth win. George Uhle drops to 1 5. Sparky Adams erred thrice but Pittsburgh outs Chicago 9 8 in 10. Curtis Walker drives in four for Cincinnati in a 6 4 victory over St. Louis. Frank Frisch contributes two Reds runs. Chalmer Cissell ends a 15 game hit streak as White Sox fall to Owen Carroll who allows four hits in a 7 1 Tigers win. Cy Williams drives in six in Phillies 9 3 over Braves. Rain halts Athletics and Red Sox.
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New York Giants
Harry Rhonda
Giants
Brooklyn Robins
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Doak
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Jaho
Benton
Curtis Walker
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Reds
Chalmer Cissell
Chicago White Sox
Owen Carroll
Carroll
Tigers
Giants Owners In Controversy Over McQuade's Ouster
New York May 3 Judge Francis X. McQuade, removed as treasurer of the National Exhibition Company, owners and operators of the New York Giants, plans court action against president Charles A. Stoneham. Giants officials say the move aims to harmonize business and playing sides. McQuade opposed the Rogers Hornsby trade. he says Stoneham spent club funds as his own and violated minority rights. Leo J. Bondy elected to succeed him.
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Hornsby
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Mr. Stoneham
Strangler Lewis Defeats Lutze to Retain Heavyweight Crown
Ed Strangler Lewis defended his heavyweight title against Nick Lutze of Chicago last night. Lewis used a headlock and body slam to win in 1 hour 29 minutes 35 seconds. Lutze was knocked unconscious and could not resume.
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Nick Lutze
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Many yachts enter race to Honolulu from Newport Harbor
Yachtsmen from around the world prepare for the Newport Harbor to Honolulu race starting May 30. Sir Thomas Lipton donated a prize cap, and the trophy has arrived from England. The event is sponsored by the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Don Lee's Invader of Los An...
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Los Angeles
Cal
Newport Harbor
Thomas Lipton
England
Geles Will Defend Championship Repeat Run
Geles, winner of the event in 1926, will defend its championship this year. The return marks a rematch against past titleholders as the field seeks to unseat the defending victor.
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Geles
Weatherman May Have Helped Record At Ohio Relays
At the Ohio State relays in Columbus an unusual 105 yard high hurdles race was run due to rain. The 120 yard event was shortened by removing the last hurdle to fit the 120 yard track. Kane of Ohio Wesleyan finished in 13.3 seconds and may have set a world record for an outdoor 105 yard distance.
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Capital University Tennis Team Beats Dayton 4-2 in Columbus
Capital University defeated Dayton University 4-2 in Columbus. Haub beat Boren 7-5 7-5, Krissbaum beat Moorman 6-1 6-0, Bayer over Kempy 6-2 6-2, Carroll lone Dayton winner over Masoner 6-4, Moorman and Boren won doubles 9-7 6-0, Capital took second doubles 6-4 8-6 with Haub Prauhm.
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Home Run Club. National League and American League totals
United Press reports Wednesday results across leagues with multiple players slugging home runs. Notable NL marks include Bisonnette Robins four runs and O Doul Giants three. AL figures feature Ruth Yankees five and Hauser Athletics four. League totals show National League 72, American League 46, total 118.
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Lindstrom
Ladies' Aid Society Hosts Amherst Business Men’s Club
May 3 Birmingham County Line reports a large crowd as the Ladies' Aid Society of Birmingham Reformed Church entertained the Amherst Business Men's Club and their wives on Wednesday evening. Other items note visits and social calls across Field's Corner Elyria Sullivan Ohio and local homes.
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Amherst Business Men's Club
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Henry Nieding
Field’s Corner
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Roydon
Elyria
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Clair Dennis
Sullivan
Ohio
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Social News From Plymouth Area Families and Guests
Plymouth Ohio residents hosted and visited friends at numerous Sunday and weekend gatherings. Guests included families from Oberlin Detroit Elyria Milan and Lorain with activities spanning illness travel and local church events. A daughter was born to Lewis Dellifield on April 25 and new members joined the L T L at Birmingham church.
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R. G. Brown
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Amherst resident visits Adam Berg Thursday
E. R. Hasenplug of Amherst called on Adam Berg Thursday. Rev. W. M. Kinsley of the Birmingham M. E. church officiated at the funeral services of David Mitchell on Wednesday afternoon.
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Adam Berg
Rev. W. M. Kinsley
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David Mitchell
London laundries unite to study tears in fabrics
In Hendon England British housewives gain assurance as laundries form a scientific research bureau to solve washing problems cut costs and improve results. Damaged goods are examined under a microscope and fabrics tested for strength with a pressure gauge while cleansing effects are observed to prevent future loss.
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