Walter Johnson Pitches 100th Scoreless Game
In a busy major league day, Walter Johnson of Washington threw his 100th scoreless game as the Senators blanked the Yankees 5 0. Dazzy Vance struck out 13 Giants in 10 innings but Brooklyn lost 7 6 in 11. Jim Everett Scott played his 1000th consecutive game.
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Associated Press
New York
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
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Vance
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Old Union Association
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Walter Johnson
Washington
Yankees
Everett Scott
Yank
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Indians
Cobb
Rommel
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Rube Waddell
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Adame
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Gallow
Athletics
Red Sox
Eddie
Collins
White Sox
Star Minors Fail in Major League Purchases
International News Sports Editor Davis J. Walsh surveys costly minor league acquisitions in 1920s major leagues. He notes Bentley and OConnell underperform, Gutzke and Land struggle, and high-priced players like Hale Kamm and Myatt deliver uneven results despite large sums. He argues many big-money trades didn’t pay off amid mixed early-season form and injuries.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
John McGraw
T McGraw
Jimmy O'Connell
Jack Bentley
Bentley
Stengel
Cunningham
O'Connell
Walter Gutzke
Lutzke
Myatt
Steve O'Neill
Phils
Heine Land
Sam Hale
Athletics
Boehler
Kunz
Willie Kamm
White Sox
Hig
Kamm
Ife
Comic Strip Type-J McEvoy Sodom and Gomorrah spoof ends in pillar of salt
A comic strip scene follows Mr and Mrs Lot fleeing Sodom and Gomorrah from Home Mills. Mrs Lot turns into a pillar of salt after peeking back. Mr Lot muses about finding spring onions as he escapes. The strip is credited to Associated Editors.
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Lot
Home Mills
MR Lot
Atrs
Mnet
Laws of Golf Questions from Innis Brown Chapter
Question and answer excerpt on dropping balls after contact with a moving mowing machine and ball cleaning under different rule sets. includes instructions to send questions to Innis Brown and request for stamped self addressed envelope.
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Golf
Innis Brown
Sol Metzger
Golf guidance from Arnaud Massy on choosing clubs
The article advises beginners to vary after the drive and not default to a brassie for the second shot. Massy stresses the lie may demand an iron instead and that excessive brassie use can hurt accuracy. Tomorrow Jim Barnes discusses gripping the club.
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Arnaud Massy
Jim Barnes
Baseball Scoring Clarifications from Charles D White
Readers seek guidance on baseball scoring rules including hit by pitch strikeouts and assists. The article explains when a pitcher gets a strikeout, how an error or fielding misplay affects credits, and advises writing Charles D White with a self addressed stamped envelope for official answers. It emphasizes avoiding debates over baseball decisions or records.
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Charles D. White
Water loo Hawks Fall 10 To 5 At Dubuque In Sloppy Tilt
In Dubuque on May 3 Waterloo Hawks lose 10 to 5 as waterloo pitchers struggle with control. Knapton Krissinger and Storm allowed 10 walks and three hit batsmen while Dubuque capitalized on wild pitches. O'Shea Brown and Mullen sparked Waterloo offense with key hits but pitching woes doomed the visitors. Weeden weighs options for today’s mound.
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Dubuque
Waterloo Hawks
Waterloo
Lippi
Knapton
Krissinger
Storm
Waterloo Trio of Moundsmen
McGinnity
Kiisinger
Cem
Mullen
Brown
O'Shea
McEwan
McGoldrick
Bert Weeden
Hawks
Serge
Weeden
Rathburne
Jones
Doc” Morgan
Morant
Crengros
Wiyde
Seers
Armstrong
Young
Delaney
Walden
Moore
Connegham
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Noble
Sea Ceae
Shea
Perdirtz
McGoldric
Q Morgan
Sfatelelele Grofit
Anton
Krisinger
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Toore
Conneghan
McEwan Tullen
Hyde
Groft
Knaperiea
Wicrisinges
Cyengros
Tersinger
Cvengros
Hide
Moora
Walidon
Baseball standings and results from yesterday's games
National League Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1 Boston 11 Philadelphia 7 New York 7 Brooklyn 6 St. Louis 12 Pittsburgh 1. American League Chicago 4 St. Louis 2 Detroit 4 Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 4 Haston 3 Washington 3 New York 9. American Association Columbus 5 Indianapolis 3 Toledo 10 Louisville 14. Western League Des Moines Wichita 1 Omaha 4 Tulsa 1 Denver 9 St. Joseph 2 Sioux City at Oklahoma City rein.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Haston
Washington
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Des Moines
Wichita
Omaha
Tulsa
Denver
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Oklahoma City
Rein
Mississippi Valley Teague
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
National Leargue
Ale & T
Ana American Teague
Saveese
Hoston
St, Louis
Ameri
Pet
Loursville Sree
Tererere
Kansas Citya
Pau
Milwauke
Wadianapolis
Minneapolis
Chita
Josepit
Oldahomut City
lOmaha
Sioux
A . Abe
Joe Mandell Added to All Star Fight Card at Ball Park
Joe Mandell the elder but smaller brother of Sammy Mandell will appear in the semiwindup of an all star fight card at the league park Tuesday evening. His eight round opponent is not yet determined while Sammy Mandell faces Johnny Mahoney in a ten round windup. Joe is a bantam in the 118 pound class.
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Joe Mandell
Ball Park
Sammy Mandell
The
Baseball Association
League Park
Johnny Mahoney
Scranton
Joe
Jack Dempsey
Minnesota state trapshooting tour at Breezy Point June 12 16
The 1922 Minnesota state trapshooting tournament will be held under Breezy Point Gun Club at Pequot June 12 to 16 with $1,500 in added money and trophies. Amateur and professional divisions on 480 targets, referees final, Breezy Point Lodge dedicated to the event for June 11-17, capacity 250, organized by Capt. Billy Fawcett.
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Pequot
Minn
Minnesota
Breezy Point Gun Club
Breezy Point Lodge
Billy Fawcett
Hawks edge Cedar Rapids 5 4 in sixth clinching series win
Rock Island breaks a 4 4 tie with a Smith triple and Radcoff single in the sixth to edge Cedar Rapids 5 4. Marshalltown beats Ottumwa 6 2. Spurbeck boosts Boyle with a two hit day and 10 walks while two singles and a double spark the go ahead. Gignac returns to Detroit after Waterloo trip. Weeden warned Hawks would have him back if needed.
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Smith
Radcoff
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Spurbeck
Boyle
Altho
L. Gignac
Waterloo
Detroit
Dupbuqua
Weeden
Hawks
Ames Gridders in Spring Football Tourney
Ames Ia May 3 The first annual spring football tournament at Town Stats college concludes tonight Coach Williams says the event will generate enthusiasm and aid hopeful players Punting dropkicking distance kicking passing accuracy and 100 yard carry are scored by referees with the top scorer named champion Brinks Favana Ribbon cigars ad at bottom
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Ames
Town
Colege
Williams
Motorboat fans look forward to splendid season
Prospects are bright for more activity among motorboat fans this season led by Waterloo Boat club treasurer John C. Jago. A dam completion will end water depth issues near Mullan avenue and enable powerboat races and a planned June regatta. The club expects growth to over 36 members with several launches under construction and boats projected for the new season.
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John C. Jago
Waterloo Boat Club
Fourth Street
Mullan Avenue
Mullan Avenue Bridge
Mullan
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Boat Club Landing
William Hatierman
Joseph BG. Wicks
Cottage
Frank Seehawk
Bridge Street
John Morgen
Fowler Street
Hamlin
Lloyd C. Hamlin
Washington Street
Jago
Fort Dodge Boxer Set for Chicago Card Tonight
Fort Dodge welterweight champion Mickey Walker meets Morrie Schlaifer of Omaha on a Chicago boxing card tonight in a title race grudge match context.
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Fort Dodge
Chicago
Mickey Walker
Will Box
Morrie Schlaifer
Omaha
Defective Teeth Blamed for Slumps in Chicago Athletics
In New York on May 3 a Chicago public schools athletics superintendent E. C. Delaporte suggests many top athletes slump due to defective molars. He notes a rookie may be benched with a one way ticket and could claim teeth problems as the reason.
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New York
E. C. Delaporte
Public Schools of
Chicago
Walker Headlines Card With Two Other 10 Round Bouts
Neb in ten round main event with Jack Britton defending against Joe O Hara of Fort Dodge In. Carl Tremaine of Cleveland meets Willie Levine of New York in the bantam triple thriller lineup for the night.
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Neb
Jack Britton
Walker
Joe O'Hara
Fort Dodge
Carl ‘Tremaine
Cleveland
Willie Levine
New York
Three Brooklyn Pitchers Wasted in Last-Place Club
United Press reports three top pitchers Dutch Reuther Burleigh Grimes and Dazzy Vance struggle with Brooklyn as the team sinks toward a .250 season. Reuther loses a game at the Polo Grounds due to a wild pitch after a missed signal Grimes also falters late and Vance fanned 15 Giants while taking the loss. Brooklyn owners talk rebuilding and offered players to rival clubs but find few takers Babe Pinelli or Joe Boley cited as possible targets.
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United Press
New York
Naptucker
Dutch” Reuther
Burleigh” Grimes
Polo Grounds
Reuther
Giants
Heather
Hbbeats
Robins
Woolworth
Grimes
Vance
Brooklyn
Baltimore Orioles
Joe Boley
Ebbets
Cinti Reds
Babe Pinelli
Pinelli
Signing 'Poipers' Yet Remains for Big 60 July Fourth
Promoters of the Dempsey Gibbons heavyweight title bout at Shelby Montana on July 4 expect no hitch as Jack Kearns arrives for a final conference. A $116000 certified check will be handed to Kearns when signing. Details include referee selection and ring size. Gibbons trains in New Orleans while Dempsey supervises gym construction in Dempsey City Utah.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dempsey-Gibbons
Shelby
Mont
Jack Kearns
Lou Molumby
Mike Collins
Kearns
Eddie Kane
Gibbons
Kane
Chuck Wiggins
New Orleans
Dempsey City
Utah
Dempsey
Jack
Great Falls
Bob White to Meet Kid Price in Marshalltown Bout
Waterloo bantamweight Bob White is slated to fight Kid Price in an eight round semiwindup under the Ted Zantos Archie Amons card at Marshalltown Tuesday evening May 16. If White’s foe fails to appear, he will box the mascot of the Marshalltown league baseball team, described as a tough youngster.
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Bob White
Waterloo
Kid Price
Ted Zantos
Archie Amons
Marshalltown
The
American Legion
White
Bremer-Chickasaw Baseball League Formed in Northeast Iowa
Six northeastern Iowa towns Fredericksburg New Hampton Nashua Waverly Sumner and Tripoli organized the Bremer-Chickasaw Baseball League to begin play this season. Officers named are Earl Leach president John Ernest vice president and L H Fink secretary treasurer. Each club schedules sixteen games with opening matches set for May 20 and a 4 brass band led by Hattie M Hanna provides the music.
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Fredericksburg
Iowa
Fredericksborg
New Hampton
Nashua
Waverly
Sumner
Tripoli
Bremer-Chickasaw
Earl Leach
Fredericksburs
John Ernest
L. H. Fink
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