Indians Defeat Nationals 6 3 In Cleveland Exhibition
May 14 in Cleveland a man in Walter Johnson regalia attempted a prank on the Indians but Cleveland prevailed 6 to 3 over Washington. George Une hurled for Cleveland while Washington’s starter was questioned. Cleveland’s offense included Myatt Brower Harris and Summa among key hits as Johnson’s team struggled without full regulars.
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Tech Meets Western For Third Honors At Central High
Tech and Western duel for third honors in the final scholastic games at Central High School. The Central stadium hosts today’s 7:15 p.m. battle. Friday’s finale features Business and Eastern as opponents. A Stenographers win could create a second place tie with Capitol Hill ads and today’s victor.
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Yankee horse wins Longchamps races in Paris
Paris May 14 American owner Capt. Jefferson David Cohn delivers a historic double as his horses win the fillies’ and colts’ trial prizes at Longchamps. Anne Bolena and Sir Galahad led their events, marking the first American-owned triumphs in the two races.
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Yankees Triumph In Twelfth Inning Rally Over Detroit 16-11
In Detroit on May 1, the Yankees beat the Tigers 16 to 11 after eight runs in the twelfth inning. Sylvester Johnson started for Detroit and was pounded by New York hits, including Plyp’s homer with the bases loaded. Key pitching shifts and late runs sealed the win for the Yankees as Bush earned the victory and Johnson took the loss.
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College Tossers Schedule Packed for Friday Action
Three college games set for tomorrow afternoon. Georgetown meets Navy in Annapolis. Gallaudet hosts the Blue Ridge nine. Catholic University welcomes Mount St. Mary’s. Maryland University travels to Charlottesville to face Virginia today.
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Macks Bunch Hits and Adams Hurling Enable Pirates Win
Babe Adams silences the New York Giants as Pittsburgh wins 4 to 1. Nehf yielded seven hits in the first and seventh innings while Pittsburgh produced key hits to back Adams. Giants tie included a Smith homer, but Pittsburgh's seven hits in those frames secured the victory.
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Dodgers Take Cubs Into Camp 6 to 3
Brooklyn wins the series opener over the Chicago Cubs by 6 to 1 with a first inning burst. The box shows Matz, Grantham, Kelleher, and others contributing as Aldridge pitched and Heathcote came in late.
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Abbott Backstop to Join Richmond in May
Richmond Virginia May 14 Tomme Abbott former vost manager was signed by the Richmond club of the Virginia today as first string catcher. Helneryth released from behind the plate. Pitcher Haven Manager Dave Robertson suspended and sent home at Wilmington Delaware until proper physical condition. Outfielder Waldrop loaned to Portsmouth with optional recall.
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Schmidt Released by Boston Braves
Charles J. Butch Schmidt longtime first baseman on the voluntary retired list since 1916 was released unconditionally by President Mathewson. He is officially connected with the Baltimore club of the International League and may be able to play if he so desires.
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Willard Firpo Bouts Set For June Title Elimination
Promoters and managers reached a semi complete plan for a June 20 fight likely at Yankee Stadium to determine a challenger for Jack Dempsey. Willard and Firpo agreed to the date and terms will be finalized tomorrow. Financials show Willard and Johnson at 28000 each and Firpo at 15000 with other purse allocations noted.
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Champions Training Starts Saturday for Dempsey Event
News reports indicate champions training begins Saturday with Jack Dempsey and Mant preparing abroad for the later Heavyweight title bout and a possible Westward camp. The move follows U S and Swedish government conditions on American athletes and Olympic committee tensions over European participation and Monroe officials.
Reds Take Pitchers Battle from Phila
Cincinnati clinched the second game of the series, 7 to 3, as Eona Rixer bested Ralph Head in a pitching duel. Roush robbed Lee of a homer in the ninth and Mokan made two sensational catches as the Reds overpowered Philadelphia.
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Major League Standings and Results Summary
Major League statistics for American and National Leagues listed with team records and percentages. Yesterdays results include Cleveland over Washington and Chicago over Philadelphia, with New York defeating Detroit 16 to 11. Todays games feature Washington at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Chicago among others.
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