Yankees crush Nationals in opening win at White House
The Yankees hammer two McBride pitchers for 18 hits to win 9 to 2. Ruth belted his seventh homer of the season as Mays fanned five over six innings. Brower shone in right field in his 1921 debut and Umpire Wilson drew boos for officiating.
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Wants Farragut Ship Brought To Washington Exhibit
Dr Charles F Shephard of New York gave a stereopticon lecture at the Department of the Interior on life of Admiral Farragut. He urged bringing Hartford Farragut's old flagship to Washington as a Civil War memorial to inspire patriotism, noting the Hartford is currently at Charleston South Carolina.
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Regatta crews train on Lake Carnegie in brisk wind
Princeton New York regatta crews for Harvard Navy Princeton were coached on Lake Carnegie amid choppy water and a stiff wind. Harvard and Princeton eights trained in morning and afternoon sessions while Navy arrived after lunch for practice.
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Major League Results and Standings Summary
Yesterday in the American League Fork beat Chicago 9 to 8 as Detroit and St. Louis won. In the National League Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 9 to 6 while Cincinnati topped Philadelphia. New York and Philadelphia Boston rainouts affected the schedule. standings show Washington New York Chicago and Brooklyn among leaders.
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Tigers Down Browns in Hard Game 11-7
In St Louis on May 6 Detroit defeated the Browns for the second straight time in a free battle marked by spectacular catches that shut down runs. The Tigers and Browns traded hits with Little League style errors and strong pitching from Ebmke and Kolp, as Sutherland worked through six innings for St Louis and Ebmke closed out the game.
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Coveleskie Shuts Out White Sox In 8-0 Cleveland Victory
Cleveland blanks Chicago 8 to 0 as Muddy Coveleskie dominates the White Sox. Key defensive double plays and timely Cleveland hits preserve the shutout and hand Chicago miscues and scoring trouble.
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Nationals Boston to stage six mile race at Harvard stadium
Six leading mile runners were named for a special race at Harvard stadium on June 16 to honor the English High school centennial anniversary. Listed competitors include Jole Ray Illinois A C Hal Cutbill Bow ton A A Ray Baker Bates James Connolly Georgetown Walter Hiz fing Columbia and Dennis OConnell Harvard. Gallaudet joins Drexel Institute in Philadelphia in a baseball game with Lahn likely to start for the hosts.
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Dempsey Arrives in Atlantic City to Begin Training
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey lands in Atlantic City amid official visitors and rain. Mayor Bader greets him and outlines plans as Dempsey hints at a twelve round victory over Carpentier. Training quarters planned at Curtiss airport with Willie Jackson as a sparring partner and other boxers joining the camp.
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Zbyszko Captures World Heavyweight Title From Lewis
In New York on May 6 Stanislaus Zbyszko of Poland won the world heavyweight championship by pinning Ed Strangler Lewis after 23 minutes of wrestling. Zbyszko weighed 226 pounds while Lewis was 235, securing the neck lock and decisive fall.
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Minor League Results Across Multiple Circuits
Summaries of scores from the American Association, Texas League, Florida State League, South Atlantic Association, Piedmont League, and college baseball listings. Notable games include St Pauls over Minneapolis in the American loop, Fort Worth beating Dallas, Orlando defeating St Petersburg, and High Point taking Durham in a 18 inning affair.
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Cubs Defeat Reds in Slugfest 8 to 7
Chicago nosed out Cincinnati 8 to 7 after the Reds tied the game. Clarence Twombley started the decisive rally with a single, followed by a sacrifice and a hit by Kilefer to end the game in relief.
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Central High Clinches High School Baseball Title Over Tech
Central High wins the high school baseball title with a 7 to 4 victory over Tech at the stadium yesterday afternoon. Key players included Murray, Shanks, and Brayton contributing on offense and defense as Central seals the championship. In other action, UNC freshman team defeats Woodberry Forest 6 to 0 with Coffey on the mound and Brown throwing out baserunners.
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