108th Shutout for Johnson Triumphs for Washington
Walter Johnson, 33, chalked up his 108th shutout as the Washington Americans blanked Chicago 9 to 0, players limited to five scattered hits. Boston edged Detroit 7 to 4 as the Red Sox move toward a four game set with Cleveland, while New York toppled by St Louis 19 to 10 with Meusel Pipp Schang and Paschal homering.
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Johnson
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Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
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New York Yankees
St. Louis
Browns
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George Sisler
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
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Boston
Reland
Indians
Iron Man
New York Giants
Joe McGinnity
John Welch
Ottuma
McGinnity
Dubuque
Ray Schalk
White Sox
Washington Monument
Capitol
Chicago Tribune Buiilding
Metropolitan Jamaica Pimlico Louisville Jockey Club Calendar
Racing meetings at Jamaica Pimlico and Louisville headline today's sports calendar. Golf opens Texas women's championship in Dallas. Davis Cup first round Denmark versus Romania. Chess International Masters tourney begins in Baden Baden.
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Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Kentucky Jockey Club
Louisville
Texas
Dallas
Denmark
Romania
Baden-Baden
Cottrell and Sacco Fight to Ten Round Draw in Portland
Spokane’s Jimmy Cottrell and Boston’s Jimmy Sacco battled ten rounds at 145 pounds in Portland. The bout ended in a draw as Sacco landed frequent blows while Cottrell’s counters hurt when they connected. Earlier Mickey Rockson of Boise stopped Eddie Robinson of Portland with three knockdowns in the third round, the referee ruling a technical knockout for Rockson.
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Ore
Jimmy Cottrell
Spokane
Jimmy Sacco
Boston
Sacco
Cottrell
Mickey Rockson
Boise
Idaho
Eddie Robinson
Robinson
Seekers
Baseball Scores From Monday In American League
In Chicago the Washington team fell to 9 3 while Chicago plated 5 and 2 errors noted. Cleveland hosted Philadelphia in a low scoring contest with Harris and Cochrane listed for Cleveland and Shante and Myatt for Philadelphia. Detroit faced an opponent with Quinn Pieinieh Cole Hollo way Johnson and Bassler in a 5 to 1 result. St Louis hosted New York with Ferguson Jones Shawkey Johnson Beall Hoytche and Danforth Giard Bush Severeid providing the pitching and fielding in a 10 to 12 matchup.
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Washington
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Ruel
Blankenship
Srens Mangan and Crouse
Bis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Harris
Cochrane
Shante and
Myatt
Detroit
Ee Quinn
Pieinieh
Cole
Holloway
Johnson
Bassler
St. Louis
New York
Ferguson
Jones
Shawkey
Beall
Hoytci
Oak Sehang
Danforth
Giard
Bush
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Chica
Seereeee Eens
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Boston
Pittsburgh
American League
Washington Jamoenieiee Siete I Aveene
Louis Wool
New York Sea
Chicago at Boston Rain Delays Pittsburg at Philadelphia Postponed
Coast League results list Vernon beating San Francisco with Williams and Yelle in the match and Pillette and Whitney noted. Vernon 4 2 Ray 8 runs likely. game details incomplete.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Vernon
Francisco
Williams
Yelle
Pillette
Whitney
Tommy Gibbons to Train in Atlantic City for Tunney Bout
New York May 12 Tommy Gibbons will travel to Atlantic City in a day or two to finish training for the Gene Tunney bout in June. The St Paul boxer has been in excellent shape and only needs to smooth himself off. Gibbons follows the western fighters in choosing a salt air training spot near breakers.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Tommy Gibbons
Atlantic City
Gene Tunney
St. Paul
Salt Water
Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Carpentier
Gene
Last Match by Forty-Eight Birds at Pocatello
Salt Lake railroad trap gunners travel to Pocatello for a next match as Glenns Ferry joins the local squad. Last Sunday Salt Lake won 373 to 325 in a 5-third event with John Nevins of Pocatello topping overall with 44 hits.
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Salt Lake
Pocatello
Glenns Ferry
Pocatolio
John Nevins
Pocatelo
High Gun
Gym Activities At Local Y Center Grow in Momentum
Activity among older boys at the Y continues to rise with a twice weekly evening class drawing full attendance. Exercises emphasize organic strength and endurance, with slower, more demanding routines. Younger participants stay energized as spring-board work and a final mass basketball game conclude the session. No off season for Y basketball players.
Volleyball Opens Spring Summer Session at the Y
The Y hosts a brisk start to spring summer volleyball with players Newton Fish Dam ron Lawrence Smith Hart Evans Wolf and Jansrud on the floor. After several close games the group adjourned to a nearby pool for a cool dip before the next session Wednesday at 5 o clock inviting all players to attend regularly.
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Fish
Damron
Lawrence
Smith
Hart
Evans
Wolf
Jansrud
Winnipeg fighter Reddick defeats Augustine in 12 rounds
Canadian light heavyweight and middleweight champion Winnipeg Jack Reddick defeats Carl Augustine of St. Paul in a 12 round contest. Covington Kentucky fighter Charles Crash Rosenburg outboxes Harry on of Philadelphia in ten rounds. Worcester Massachusetts Psaavo Nurmi defeats two Holy Cross runners in a 1.5 mile exhibition race.
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Winnipeg
Jack Reddick
Ampion
Carl Augustine
St. Paul
Covington
Charles Crash
Rosenburg
New York
Harry On
Philadelphia
Worcester
Mass
Psaavo Nurmi
Holy Cross
Cooper Wins Ten Thousand Confederate Memorial 250
Earl Cooper captured the Confederate Memorial 250 mile race in Charlotte on May 19 after a late burst of speed over the final 60 miles. He won $10,000. Harry Harts finished second for $5,000 and Tommy Moon took $2,750. Reggie Johnson suffered a broken arm in a crash when his Wheaoe Bee trestled into the rail.
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Charlotte
N. G
Earl Cooper
Harry Harts
Tommy Moon
N. Reggieohnson
Dempsey Says There Is Not Enough Money Here
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey arrived in Southampton with his bride and friend Jimmy Hussey. He warned he would not stay long or fight unless lucrative terms arise, noting insufficient money in potential bouts. He also said a Paris trip was likely later in the year.
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Southampton
Eng
Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Hussey
New York
Ian
Dempsey
Paris
Polo Pony Freckles Wins Bronze Medal in New Haven Polo
A pony named Freckles assigned to the New Haven Polo association by the U S government received a bronze medal as the best playing pony in a club affiliated with the United States Polo association. Freckles is a gray gelding bought in Texas and trained by polo club members.
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Conn
New Haven Polo Association
U. S
United Sates Polo Association
Llorse Association of America
Texas
Polo Club
Trainmen Conventions Open in Cleveland For Three Weeks
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and its ladies auxiliary began their triennial convention in Cleveland on May 12 with about 180000 members mainly brakemen and switchmen. The agenda includes tuberculosis funds changes in the insurance fund and a tuberculosis hospital. A possible merger with the Order of Railway Conductors may be discussed though action is unlikely. The morning session covered credentials and committee appointments by President W G Lee.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Brotherhood
W. G. Lee
Michigan Starts a Liquor Cleanup
Detroit reports a raid near Mount Clemens by Michigan state police under commissioner Allen E. Straight. Officers seized 360 calves of Canadian beer and ale and arrested one alleged importer and a woman in what is described as the first action of a campaign to target large Canadian liquor importers.
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Mich
Fieet
Michigan
Clinton River
Mount Clemens
Allen E. Straight
Miemn
Radio Schedule Highlights Coastal Network Programs
A fragmented list shows multiple radio stations including EFI Los Angeles KHJ and West Coast outlets presenting music orchestras operas and concerts. Programs span afternoons into midnight with bands choirs organists and family entertainment across stations in Los Angeles Hollywood San Francisco Winnipeg and Chicago.
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EFI
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Montane
KGO
Ozkiland
Crown Point
Seth Warner
Fisla
Oren
von Hinden
German Republic
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Peace Orchestra
Musicale
EKX
EPO
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Musiec
CHKY
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KFAB
Lincoln
WCCO
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New York
WDAF
Kansas City
Night Hawks
WFAA
WDAI
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la Boheme
KDHA
East Kitteburgh
Wdjid
Mooseheart
Chicago
Teeh Track Men Train For Meet As Wickiups Sell Out
Hutchineon field hosts Teeh track men training hard for the upcoming meet and hope to bring honors to Tech. Wickiups are nearly all sold and students praise this year’s Teeh yearbook as the best yet.
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Hutchineon
Teeh
Tech
Washington J. T. Caine Iti Named Head of Packers and Stockyards
Logan Utah Washington Jonn T Caine Iti was named head of the Packers and Stockyards Administration within the Department of Agriculture.
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Washington
Jonn T. Caine
Iti
Logan
Utah
Packers and Stockyards Administration
Department of Agriculture
Tech Notes and Campus Events Preview
The Techniald staff held its weekly meeting yesterday at 4 o'clock. A state track meet dance in Ferris hall Saturday night was one of the most enjoyable affairs. Glee club practice is tonight at 7 30 in room 9. If fair weather, Professor Leonard will take pharmacy students to his cabin on Justice Heights next Thursday. Fellows plan a four day outing in Mink creek pines. The southern Idaho track meet is expected on May 23.
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E. O. Leonard
Pharmacy
Justice Heights
Mink Creek
General Menoher Inspects Posts From Salt Lake City
Major General Charles T. Menoher commander of the ninth corps area left Salt Lake City for Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming on a tour of inspection of arm posts. He reviewed troops at Fort Douglas after arriving in Salt Lake City late yesterday. Thirty five years ago he was a lieutenant stationed at the local fort.
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