Red Bats Bring FYI To Bruins
Cincinnati jumped to an early lead and cruised past Chicago 11 to 0 as Hanson and Cheves attacked early. Brenton replaced Luque late, Marquard steadied relief, and Fonseca and Twombly highlighted Cincinnati with key two base hits.
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A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy
A humorous meditation on crowding and annoyance caused by too many people in daily life. The writer lists types of people and imagined reforms, laments modern crowds, and recalls Diogenes and Shakespeare as he muses on excess and the desire for quieter moments. Copyright 1921 Associated Editors.
Bunnies Fall to Evas in Three-I Clash 9 4
Evansville area recap shows Evas rallying with late bunched hits to beat Cedar Rapids 9 4 as Yede exits in seventh and Monouk struggles in relief. Batteries listed as Yede Morook Gomez Corriss Lothes.
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International Yacht Race Probably Will Not Occur This Year
From New York May 6 unofficial word from the New York Yacht Club indicates the Sap dy Hook to Ostend race for King Albert's cup is largely abandoned. Only Commodore Mayer of the Atlantic Yacht Club is ready to enter, while the Belgian commissioner said the race will be held only if three American yachts enter.
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New York
Sapdy Hook
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New York Yacht Club
J. P. Morzap
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Harding A Member Golf Association Names Officer
New York May 6 President Harding has agreed to join the United States Golf Association executive committee and to present the prize at the national open championship at Columbia Country Club on July 22. Howard F. Whitney and WD Van derpool announced after meetings in Washington where they met the White House staff and played a four ball match with the president and Senator Frelinghuysen. Milwaukee fans await Willis Jackson and Pinky Mitchell rematch after a 10 round draw in New York with a $5,000 guarantee and 35 percent of gross earnings discussed.
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Coach Selected Today for Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls Iowa May L L Mendenhall assistant coach at Carleton College Northfield Minnesota named athletic coach for Iowa State Teachers College to replace Ivani Doseff who has resigned. He will start September 1 and will oversee football baseball and basketball with a physical training assistant to be chosen later. A new men’s gymnasium and athletic field are planned as the current gymnasium will be turned over to the women. Doseff is considering offers from advertising firms.
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Lacey and Ammons Bout Set for Marshalltown
Lacey and Ammons, Waterloo welterweights, are matched for a catchweight bout in Marshalltown on May 19. The Cedar Rapids draw showed both fighters even, with bets split on the outcome. The local post plans to seat a large crowd for the athletic show adding anticipation to the event.
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Traer Gun Club Plans Wild Rice Ponds for Duck Hunting
The Traer Gun club, with 25 members, aims to grow wild rice in several ponds near Traer Iowa to attract wild ducks and geese for fall hunting. The club will aid the deputy game warden in enforcing game laws, and a registered shoot is scheduled for July.
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Faber shuts out World's Champs in bold display
In a report from a damp day, Faber blanked the defending champions as St. Louis and Detroit feature in a mixed weather note. Batteries list Oldham Ainsmith and Deberry Burwell Severeid with rain affecting schedules and a postponement of the Wing ton New York game. The Boston Philadelphia game was also halted by rain.
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Yesterday's Results From Regional Baseball and League Play
Yesterday's American Association results show Louisville 2 over Indianapolis 12, Toledo 14 over Columbus 19, Milwaukee 2 over Kansas City 6, St Paul 16 over Minneapolis 4, Des Moines 4 over Tulsa 3, Joplin unknown, Omaha 4 over St Joseph unknown, Wichita 1 over Sioux City 4, Oklahoma City 3 over Des Moines.
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Red Fa ber’s no run game leads White Sox win
Yesterday the White Sox pitcher delivered his second scoreless outing of the season. Detroit mounted a sixth inning rally with six hits including a Cobb homer, fueling a 9 to 0 Browns loss while Sam Bohne tripled in the third and stole home. The Reds topped the Cubs 11 to 7 as Pinsburgh beat the Cards 8 to 3 aided by Hornsby and Fournier’s sloppy fielding.
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Dempsey Opens Training Camp in Atlantic City NJ
Boxing champion Jack Dempsey begins camp in Atlantic City as he prepares for a July 2 world title bout with Georges Larpentier in Jersey City. He arrives with Jon Benjamin Tex Trambidas and Steve Latze and plans road work plus morning light routines and sparring sessions.
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Summit
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Ugent
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Jon Benjamin
Pacific Coast
Tex Trambidas
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Scranton
Twenty Three Drivers Named for 500 Mile Race at Indianapolis
The 500 mile sweepstakes at Indianapolis May 20 has 25 entries, with a purse near 100000 dollars. Twenty two drivers have been named for the machines, including five foreign screeners Derio Resta Andre Boulot Rene Thomas Albert Guyot and Jean Chassagne. Notable American contenders Ralph De Palma Tommy Milton Roscoe Aries Ralph Mulford Percy Ford Howard Wilcox and others are expected to start. Most drivers are practicing in Indianapolis while foreign entrants and Western coast visitors are awaited next week.
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Percy Ford
Howard Wilcox
Calamity Deepens for the New York Yankees
Washington DC May 6 More calamity hit the New York Yankees as Carl Mays, the club’s only reliable pitcher, went out with an ulcerated tooth. He began treatment yesterday and will likely miss a week, raising concerns about the pitching staff. Lansing Mich May 6 A Michigan bill passed by the legislature imposes drastic penalties for fixing professional athletic contests. It carries a $5000 fine, up to five years in prison, or both, and targets gifts or promises to influence a contestant to throw a game in baseball boxing wrestling or other athletic pursuits.
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Rock's Steamers Rout Aplington Nine 17 to 7
Steam boat Rock's baseball team defeated Aplington 17 to 7 in Aplington Iowa on May 6. The visitors dominated with strong hitters while local pitchers struggled to contain the lineup.
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Baseball Recap From Last Year Highlights Big Scoring
Last year Schupp pitched for the Reds as Cincinnati won 15 to 11. The Braves and Phillies hit two homers a triple and seven doubles. The White Sox moved ahead of the Red Sox in the AL race. Brooklyn led in the eleventh but the Giants rallied to win 7 to 6. Fordham scored twice to beat Boston College.
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Fat awards for Kentucky Derby
Louisville May 6 The Kentucky Derby to be run May 7 at a mile and a quarter for 3-year-olds carries 50000 added money plus 25 per nominee and 250 start fee, with 14 starters likely. Winner may gain 35000 to 40000. second earns 10000, third 5900, fourth 2000. The article lists past winners since 1875 and notes field projections and various entries for this year.
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Lynch and Moore Set For 12 Round Championship Bout
New York champion bantamweight Mark-Joe Lynch and Memphis contender Pat Moore square off in Louisville tonight in a 12 round no decision title fight. Both fighters express peak condition and confidence, with past meetings listing Lynch 2-1-1 in prior clashes and a St. Louis draw.
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Joe Lynch
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Who'll Win Dempsey vs Carpentier Predicted in May Match
United Press from New York on May 5 quotes Tommy Shortell of the New York Tennis and Racquet Club and a noted boxing judge predicting Dempsey will win in about five rounds. They note Carpentier is fast but Dempsey's power and reach give him the edge though the French challenger is clever and dangerous.
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New York
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Waterloo Bicycle Race Promises Big Prizes Tomorrow
Local Frederic Bootz company promotes a Waterloo bicycle race at 2 p m on Fourth street east end under Cycle Trades of America rules. John K Hadad, local representative, touts 25 dollars in prizes plus two gold watch sets tires medals saddles and more. Entries will be divided into classes to give all contestants a chance to win tomorrow afternoon.
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Zbyszko Seeks Wrestling Crown Tonight
New York May 6 Stanislaus Zbyszko veteran challenger faces world heavyweight champion Lewis in a finish match for the title. Zbyszko long sought the crown, having been a rival of the late Frank Gotch and defeating all others except the champion after returning from Poland. Lewis, about ten pounds heavier, holds the title after defeating Joe Stecher.
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New York
Strangler
Lewis
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Polo
Abyszko
Frank Gotch
Poland
United States
Joe Stecher
Manchester to Open Baseball Season Sunday at Lamont
The Manchester baseball season kicks off next Sunday at Lamont, after rain canceled last Sunday's planned game. The grounds two miles north of town are reported in good condition as the local team prepares for the opener.
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A Valuable Bequest: The Gordon Hat Declared Worthy To Wills
A nostalgic note on cartering wealth and status through a hat. The piece contrasts past scarcity with present accessibility, praising the Gordon hat as a desirable legacy and symbol of pride for the owner and their heirs.
Martin Saxton bout disapproved by Columbus boxing panel
Columbus Ohio May 6 The Bob Martin Johnny Saxon bout scheduled for next Monday night has been disapproved by the Columbus Boxing Commission and will not be held.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Bob Martin
Johnny Saxon
Columbus Boxing Commission
Stephenson Makes Pro Debut With Indians After Alabama
J Riggs Stephenson the five college athlete from Alabama joined the Cleveland Indians directly from college and became second baseman after switching from shortstop. In his first seven games he hit .577 with 15 hits in 26 at bats and flawless fielding. He will finish engineering degree in February and plans to return to complete studies if needed. The Indians need a second baseman after Wambsgannss injury and Lunte’s absence. The Tribe also notes a monthly entertainment program at the lodge hall tonight.
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