Teams Split in Weekend Intermeaty League Series at Glenwood
In a two game set at Glenwood, the Utah Tower and Uramade baseball teams of the Interemeaty league split their home series. The Power team won Saturday’s opener while the Mades prevailed Sunday, as strong hitting and poor defense combined with key miscues shaped both contests before a 300 plus crowd. Harry Tremmel starred Saturday for the Mades, while Len Ellison matched him for the Towers in a ten inning extra frame thriller.
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Giants Win Eleven Straight Sets Lead in Major Leagues
New York May 21 Giants push to top of second division with eleven straight wins and strong week from Anderson, Merritt, Mathewson. Brooklyn and Philadelphia show mixed results as injuries and pitching pace the league. Eastern teams win majority of Interleague clashes. Williams, McKeehle, Cobb and Shotton among leading batters.
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Stanford Track Team Aims for Intercollegiate Title
Stanford University track stars head east to compete in the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes meet in Cambridge on May 27. The team features top sprinters hurdlers and field event specialists and is confident of a strong showing against rival schools.
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Los Angeles Doubleheader Thriller Ends in Heartbreak
San Francisco reports a Sunday doubleheader in which the Bears narrowly failed to secure a win as the Seals rallied late. The opener ended 1 to 2 with San Hed the apres for the Chancemen, who faded as the Seals hit back to snag the last two runs. In the second game the Seals walked off 8 to 7 after a desperate struggle.
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Standings Update From Yesterday’s Games
Yesterday's results show Portland a low score setback, Anagelee and Sanbranden pair up for 2, Ire Avarion 8, Han Wranelaro 1, Oaktesd 3, Nemou and Oakland games reflected with unclear scores. Conference standings shift as several clubs report mixed results.
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Englewood High Relay Team Gains Noted Track Success
Englewood New Jersey high school relay squad led by Bharpateen White Brinch Pentieta and Dibble Thiet placed second in the dailyPenns relay at the University of Pennsylvania meet in Philadelphia on April 30 with a 3 56 46 time Under principal Winton J White Englewood has built a strong track record over twelve years with multiple U 1 games appearances and few misses for a place.
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Salt Lake Loses to Portlanders in Final Games
May 22 report says Salt Lake lost to Portlanders 9 to 2 in the final game of the series before a Sunday crowd. Utes dropped to fifth place as Portland’s McCredies dominated, with nine runs on eleven hits and costly errors. Pitcher Sotheron tied up the visitors while Paul Flitery and Tont Hughes split the pitching duties for Salt Lake.
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Tigers Wind Up With All Laurels
Los Angeles May 21 Vermon won and the Tigers edged the Bengals late. Detroit led early but the visitors fought back as pitching and late scoring decided the game. Martin pitched well in relief and Doranniere earned the win.
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