Yanks Tie Sens in WT Frame as Sunday Law Stop Time Causes Confusion
New York and Washington played a 12 inning game ending 0 to 0 after umpires halted play by 6 o clock under new Sunday laws. Johnson and Quinn dueled as Walter allowed three leadoff hits. Also: Tigers beat Browns 6 3, White Sox defeat Indians 10 2, Cubs top Pirates 3 0, Reds no hits Cards 3 6, and Mets 7 2 over Brooklyn.
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New York
Washington
Deneen
Ruppert
Johnson
Quinn
Walter
Senators
Tigers
Browns
Kallio
St. Louis
White Sox
Uble
Indians
Claude Williams
Phil Douglas
Cub Park
Pittsburgh Pirates
Douglas
Babe Adams
Pirates
Adams
Cadore
Mamaux
Kauff
Brooklyn
Hod
Eller
Reds
Cards
Cardinals
Egan Plans Return to Golf After Tennis Focus
H Chandler Egan, former national amateur champion now living in Medford Oregon, plans to return to golf may enter the national amateur at Oakmont CC the week of August 23. His career highlights include titles at Baltusrol 1904 and Chicago 1905 and final appearances through 1909 with a recent Del Monte course card noted.
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San Francisco
H. Chandler Egan
Medford
Ore
Egan
Oakmont Country Club
F. M. Byers
Alleghany
Nassau
A. C. Williame
Philadelphia
Baltusrol
Frederick Herreshoff
Chicago Golf Club
D. E. Sawyer
Siwanoy
Englewood
George's St. Lyon
Cleveland
Sawyer
Aryear
Wheaton
Robert Gardner
del Monte
Cal
Mason City High Squad Wins Ames Track Meet
Mason City High School’s track team won the Ames meet with 32 points. East Des Moines was second with 21, West Des Moines third with 16, North Des Moines fourth with 15, and Cedar Rapids fifth with 14 points. The event took place Saturday afternoon in Ames.
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Mason City
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West Des Moines
North Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
National League results from Cincinnati Brooklyn and Chicago
Cincinnati 3 1 4 9 9 0 6 0 9 0 Over paren. Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 9 0. New York Brooklyn batteries Caus dore Mamaux Ex Te 000 600 104.9 609 240 GNO-F and Snyder. Chicago Pittsburgh 000 010 004 and McCarty Weber. Adams Schmidt Douglas Killifer. No other games scheduled.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Causdore
Mamaux
Snyder
McCarty
Weber
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Adams
Schmidt
Douglas
Killifer
Baseball Results From St Louis New York and Cleveland
In St Louis the RHA team defeated Detroit 6 to 1 with strong pitching from Mitchell and Kallio. New York shutout Washington 2 to 0 behind Gharrity Johnson and Agnew. Cleveland yielded a 4 to 1 loss to an unnamed opponent as Scialk and Wfinamss combined on the mound. No further games listed.
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RHA
Mitchell and Kallio
Shocker
Koob
Lowdermilk
Severeld
Gmings
New York
Washington
Gharrity
Johnson and Agnew
Quinn and
Ruel
Ronald Carmen
United States
Pennsylvania
Finois
Town
Uncle Sam
Towa Track Team Loses Dual Meet to Minnesota
Iowa university failed to overcome Minnesota at Northrop Field with a 72 to 62 defeat. Hawkeye stars Colby Kostlan and Rosenbaugh excelled in sprints and middle distances, while Slater and teammates swept the shot put. Major Kellogg observed as timekeeper.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Iowa University
Northrop Field
Minnesota
Iowa
Colby
Kostlan
Rosenbaugh
Hawkeye
Towa
Slater
Wallen
Mockmore
Holt
Allen
Charles Mack- More
Platov
Altho
Chris Sheedy
Art Rosenbaugh
Frank MccNally
McNally
Gopher
Major Kellogg
Fort Snelling
Standings and Saturday results from early baseball leagues
Results show Cincinnati 3 Chicago 4 and Chicago 6 Cleveland 6. American Association Columbus 5 Toledo 3. St Paul 7 Kansas City and Minneapolis 7 Milwaukee 4. Western League notes include St Joseph 8 Wichita 2 and Des Moines 6 Oklahoma City 0. Yesterday's games feature Columbus 10 Toledo 0 and Minneapolis 7 Milwaukee 3.
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Sattrday
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City & Minneapoli
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Traces
Sioux City
Tulsa
Omaha
Joplin
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
St. Joseph
Wichita
American Association
St Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Wichita C.oplin
Thressa
Terre Haute
Evansvile
Peoria
Bloomington
Moline
Rockford
Death ends era of famed trotting stallion St. Frisco
Veteran driver Pop Geers recalls St Frisco a hand made trotter with a calm temperament a strong constitution extraordinary gameness and a keen racing instinct. Geers notes the horse was never unruly and always matched his driver with machine like precision, calling him a once in a lifetime kind of horse. He doubts ever to see another like St Frisco but hopes to witness such greatness in the future.
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St. Frisco
iGeers
Mr.Geers
Mr. Geers
Earth
Gus
Patsy Patterson
Marshalls
Nimrods
Minnesota
James Hazelwall
Milwaukee
Wis
Public Safety Commission
Carlos Avery
St Paul
United States
West High Books Two Entrants for State Meet
West high will be represented at the State meet on May 24 in Des Moines by Dec Miller and Whitey Allan. Miller is a point winner in clashes and field events while Allan shows ability in the broad jump. Coach Max Miller announced the entry. A meet between Hast freshmen and West yearlings is planned for next Friday afternoon.
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West High
Des Moines
Dec Miller
Whitey" Allan
Miller
Allan
Max Miller
Hast
West
Grinnell Beats Nebraska In 14-Man Track Meet
Grinnell College defeated Nebraska 77.5 to 36.5 in a 14-man meet where only the first two places counted. Grinnell swept multiple events including 100-yard dash broad jump and 220-yard hurdles with standout wins by Stock Soret Minty Hass and Sechrist among others. Nebraska claimed the one mile relay and finished strong in several sprints and field events.
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
University of Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Stock
Soret
Wright
Nebraska
Reavie
Daubenberger
McMahon
Minty
Hass
Sechrist
Eagan
Gordon
Gagan
Gerhart
Bochmier
Grignel
Lees
Crane
Grimnell
Evans
Hoyt
Richards
Wman
Hase
Crowton
Gibbs
Stromer
Fuchs
Sowden
Golf tourney halted by storm at Atlantic City Country Club
A wild storm soaked the Atlantic City Country Club course Saturday forcing postponement of the golf tournament. The semi final and final rounds will be decided Monday as sheets of water and flood conditions made greens and fairways unusable and halted play.
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Atlantic City
Courier
Happy Gus' Elk Banquet Trip Sparks Oregon Hunt Tale
The piece narrates a Medford Oregon Elk banquet plan hosted by Happy Gus Newbury with Fred Harper en route from San Francisco to Portland. A hunting outing near Hornbrook and Rogue River valley follows, describing pheasant drives, fruit-rich orchards, and quirky remarks about the Chink pheasant and local ordinances.
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Happy Gus” Newbury
The
Elks
Medford
Ore
Fred Harper
Lynchburg
United States
San Francisco
Portland
Gus
Hornbrook
Newbury
Oregon
Union
Ralph Ewing
Chris Gott
Tieb
Sam Richardson
J. B. Haskins
Ed Sutter
Patsy Patterson
Eagle Point Road
Walter Stokes
Charles Brown
Rogue River Valley
Petain Skips Duty to Watch Ball Game
New York reports that Marshal Petain of the French army delayed duty to watch a ball game at St Nazaire. The Fifty sixth engineers game ended 6 to 5 in extra innings with Petain applauding and autographing the ball before returning to headquarters.
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New York
Marshal Petain
W. C. Muller
Dubuque
K. of C
Engineers
St. Nazaire
Iowa Falls to Illinois in Opening Conference Clash
Iowa City May 12 The Iowa Hawkeyes lost the first conference game of the season to Illinois 4 to 2. A rough ninth inning with misplays allowed Illinois to score three runs. Olson pitched for Iowa allowing five hits while Illinois struck Ryan for four.
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Iowa
Illinois
Iowa City
Ilinois
Hawks
Olson
Ryan
Sir Barton Wins Kentucky Derby In Muddy Churchill Downs
Sir Barton won the forty-fifth Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in a muddy track, carrying 110 pounds and ridden by J Loftus. Billy Kelly finished second, P Dune’s importer colt third, with Vindex and Vulcantta among the early contenders. Prize money totaled 20,825 dollars to the winner and a 7.20 payout on a $2 parimutuel bet.
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Louisville
Sir Barton
Ross
Star Shoot
Lady Sterling
Churchill Downs
J. Loftus
Billy Kelly
P. Dunne
Fira
Vulcantta
Harry Payne Whitney
Race finish described as last after early lead
The report notes a horse or runner who appeared confident early, trailed the field after the first half mile, and finished last, indicating a disappointing outcome in the event.
Illinois Central Club Prepares Mat Bout Tonight
The Illinois Central Athletic Club hosts its first match night featuring Joe Berry versus Jake DeWald for the county lightweight title. DeWald seeks a revenge victory after a prior loss to Berry, and a program of preliminary events is scheduled.
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Illinois Central Club
Ilinois Central Athletic Club
Joe Berry
Jake DeWald
DeWald
Berry
Rifle Championship Victory for Leland Peyton in E F
Leland A. Peyton of the Fifth Marines, South Pasadena California, captured the rifle championship of the American Expeditionary Forces. Alameda California’s Harold Kruger won the junior national AAU title.
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France
Leland A. Peyton
Fifth Marines
South Pasadena
Cal
Alameda
Calif
Harold Kruger
Was Sullivan's color line a fear or manipulation in boxing history
W B Corbett argues Sullivan avoided Peter Jackson due to pressure from Eastern backers and fear of losing to the black challenger. He cites a telegram to California Athletic Club president and California Athletic News editorials from 1890. The claim stirs debate among boxing historians and raises demand for more data.
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John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Corbett
Fisth Authority
Australia
Peter Jackson
Boston
Jackson
Fulda
California Athletic Club
California Athletic News
San Francisco
California
Swimmer Sets 190-Yard Championship Record
A swimmer won the 190-yard championship setting a new event record with a time of 573-6 seconds, marking a standout performance in the meet.
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