Macks Triumph In Free-Hitting 13-7 Series Finale
Connie Mack’s protégés win three of four in Philadelphia. Earnshaw wins while Brown struggles as Cleveland bats surge, Hodapp and Averill lead with three hits each. Phillies tally 14 singles to Cleveland’s 9 and grab the final game 13 to 7.
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Nickolette Demonstrates Power In Elyria Debut Season
Louie Nickolette of Elyria City stars with two triples and a single in a Sunday win over Berea, signaling a breakthrough hitting mood. His power and strong arm boost baserunning and defense, drawing attention from league scouts as Mine Skryp and Bill Rose join the rotation, shaping Elyria as a feared contender against Brooklyn Heights.
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EHS Nine Faces Heavy Home Schedule This Week
The Elvera Hi baseball nine plays three home games this week Amherst on Wednesday Rocky River on Friday and West High of Cleveland on Saturday. Jack Sargent expected to start against Amherst with Sharpe opposing him Terry or Jon Smith to face Rocky River with Lakola batting for the Riverites. Rule to tackle West High as they battled Shaw and Heights. Kihm or Ed Smith to handle pitching for Cleveland.
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Baseball News Intersecting series shuffle reshapes MLB slate
Major league clubs swapped opponents for the final series of the first intersectional competition of the year before sectional play resumes. Eastern clubs lead the interleague totals with 27 wins to 17 in the American League versus National. Slugging ran hot with 94 runs and 142 hits, 15 homers in seven games as Cubs and Giants topped the charts.
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Howe Caverns Reveal Ancient Ocean Reach At Cobleskill
The Howe caves near Cobleskill reveal stone walls with shells indicating the Atlantic Ocean once covered this region. Aged over a million years, the caverns show the area's deep geological past and historical sea levels.
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Cobleskill
Prediction of 100 story buildings in twenty years
The article forecasts construction of 100 story buildings within the next twenty years, signaling a bold skyline transformation. It notes technological and urban planning advances enabling taller structures and greater urban density.
Regular staff of League of Nations at Geneva
The Geneva office of the League of Nations employs about 1,009 personnel as part of its regular staff.
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Poll In Favor Of National Tourneys
Midwest high school principals overwhelmingly support national and sectional interscholastic tournaments. The Chicago Tribune poll shows 206 in favor to 48 against across states including Oklahoma Kentucky and Ohio. Oklahoma and Kentucky show strongest backing with large margins for national meets.
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Penn Grid Drille End Philadelphia Victory
University of Pennsylvania spring football practice concluded with coach Lud Wray praising its beneficial impact. He noted full cooperation from regular players and stressed the program's positive results.
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Indoor League Needs Better Organization Says Fan
An Elyrian indoor baseball fan laments the Industrial league’s decline from fourteen tests to eight in a city of about 29 000. He highlights Wellington with twenty two men’s teams and requests an inclusive league for independent squads with better ballfields and regular play to elevate the sport locally.
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Joh Brow
Clash for Billiard Championship
Two top six cushion players Joseph Hall of San Francisco and Max Shimon of Milwaukee clash May 12 13 14 at Plankinton Arcade Milwaukee for a three block 150 point amateur three cushion title. Hall unbeaten in national events this season plus Shimon runner up in nationals set the stage for a tight title bid.
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Pacific Coast
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National Billiard Association
Robert B. Harper
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Halil
Scott Crowned World Champion by English Boxer
Frank Getty notes Phil Scott of England signing as champion of the world in a registry entry. The piece discusses British women’s golf and the potential for Glenna Collett to face Molly Gourlay in the British championships, highlighting American and British competitiveness and the value of victories for American athletes.
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Phil Scott
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Yankees move reshapes roster with Zachary release
New York reports a Yankees reorganization with lefty Tom Zachary released to the Boston Braves for 37.5 percent waiver. Chicago and Cleveland trade talks intensify as George Blaeholder, Waite Hoyt, and Jonathan Stone are linked to moves involving the Browns and Tigers.
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U S Women Triumph In England Golf Match
FORMBY Eng May 13 America’s women golfers extended their winning streak against Britain with Helen Hicks defeating Barbara Law 7 and 5 and Maureen Orcutt beating Mrs A M Halm 3 and 2. Hill of Kansas City edged Johnston 4 and 2 as Orcutt led early with a 19 outward.
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Mrs. Holm
New Welter Champ To Defend Title Soon
Detroit promoter Dick Dunn announced welterweight champion Young Jack Thompson will defend his crown soon in the same Detroit arena where he dethroned Jackie Fields. Possible challengers include Jimmy McLarnin of Vancouver and Young Corbett Jr. of Fresno, with terms not yet set. Thompson said he will not risk the title for less than $40,000.
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Olympia Sporting Club
UC Berkeley Honors 120 Athletes Across Varsity and Freshman Groups
In Berkley California the University of California awards 99 varsity athletes and 21 freshmen for athletic achievements and participation this season.
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University of California
Oldest Riding Mechanic Seeks Thrills in Indy Races
Indianapolis May 13 Thane Houser 38 oldest riding mechanic in speed sport plans to pick a fast driver for the International 400 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. With new two man cars after seven years, Houser hopes to ride with a leading driver and earn a share of winnings. He notes mechanics often guide the pits and watch spills, tires, signals, and the action while drivers focus ahead. Houser has previously ridden with stars such as Ralph Halford Jules Ellingbee Louis Chevrolet Red Fetterman Joe Boyer Phil Shafer Jerry Wonderlich and Walde Stein.
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Red Fetterman
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Jerry Wonderlich
Walde Stein
Standings and schedule for the American League games
The American League standings show Philadelphia leading with a .625 winning percentage, followed by Cleveland and New York with solid records. Detroit and St Louis trail in the middle, while teams like Washington and Chicago sit lower. Today’s games feature Cleveland at Washington and St Louis at New York, with Chicago at Philadelphia and Detroit at Boston.
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National Reaolta Scores and Schedule Brief
National League games today include Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 2 and Chicago 12 Cincinnati 7. Other results New York 14 Chicago 12 and Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 2. Schedule lists Boston at Chicago and New York at St Louis with New York at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Ridgeville Wins Northern League Baseball Title
Ridgeville High School claims the Northern League baseball championship by edging Medina 16 to 15 in a slugfest over the weekend. The league includes Vermilion Wadsworth New London Wellington Amherst Medina and Ridgeville.
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Pirrone to mix with Sergt Baker in Cleveland bout
In Cleveland on May 20 two ten round bouts highlight a boxing show at public auditorium. Paul Pirrone faces Sergt Sammy Baker in a tested welterweight clash while Ted Sandwina meets Frankie Simms in another ten rounder. A Pittsburgher, A S Carpentier, or Benny Gershe, plus local lightweights Charlton and Dalton, appear in six round bouts as the card totals forty two rounds. The program, staged to aid local sandlotters, showcases Pirrone's popularity and Sandwina's anticipated rematch with Sandwina noted for prior knockout success.
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Frankie Simms
A.S. Carpentier
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Frankie Chatterton
Jank Dalton
Louis Lprenz
Marty McHale
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Expect To Lift Ban On Max Today
New York May 1 German heavyweight Max Schmeling, to meet Jack Sharkey for the World Heavyweight title at Yankee Stadium on June 12, is expected to be reinstated at today’s meeting of the New York State Athletic Commission. His suspension arose after he dodged a match last summer. Reinstatement would unlock ticket orders totaling about 399,900 watts and, if approved, contracts for the bout will be signed with public ticket sales starting Thursday.
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Three American Cup Tennis Team Members Sail for England
New York May 13. Three members of the American Cup Tennis Team will sail for England Thursday. The group includes Miss Edith Cross of San Francisco Miss Sarah Palfrey of Brookline Massachusetts and Miss Mary Greer of Kansas City Missouri. Two other members Mrs Helen Wills Moody and Miss Helen Jacobs of California are already in Europe.
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