Cleveland Loses to New York 6 3 in Nine
In Cleveland yesterday May 37 the Indians fell to the Yankees 6 3 as Mays and Mails misplayed the early and late innings. Ruth Homers Meusel Schang and Baker contributed for New York while Cleveland stranded runners late. Mays allowed three walks and five hits with two strikeouts as New York earned its series win.
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Baker
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Sewell
Johnson
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Mails
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St. Louis
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Boston
Hendryx
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Bush
A Comic Strip in Type Immodesty of Movers
Cartoonist J P McEvoy laments the immodesty of movers and their rough efficiency. He mocks frantic packing on sidewalks and the lack of home comfort, urging modesty and even a law to screen the scenes of moving. Copyright 1921 Associated Editors.
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Carpentier Dempsey Showdown Driven by Brain Over Brawn
Francois Descamps predicts the July 2 bout in Jersey City will test whether Georges Carpentier can outthink Jack Dempsey. He argues Dempsey has greater raw power while Carpentier possesses superior intelligence and ring strategy, saying Carpentier’s mental edge may decide the world heavyweight title.
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United _ Press
New York
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
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Corbett
Georges
Dempser
New Minor League May Enter 1922 Season
Joe Carr of Columbus and Q preside of the Ohio State league meets with Erie Akron Youngstown Canton Lima Fort Wayne Dayton Springfield and more to form a city league. Sunday baseball is played in these cities with interest traces to the old Central league and backing claimed. Ralph Lattimore of Akron assists in eight-city plan.
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Joe Carr
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Erie
Akron
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Lima
Fort Warne
Ind
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Ralph Lattimore
Baseball Headlines from Yesterday's Games
Cy Williams hit a homer with anson in the second inning as the Phillies beat the Pirates 3 to 0. The Reds fell 7 to 4 while the Cardinals won 4 to 3 over the Robins. The Yankees took a 6 to 3 win over the Indians with Meusel homering and Ruth doubling. Urban Faber earned his fourth straight win in a 5 to 4 defeat of the Athletics. Detroit topped Washington 17 to 11 in a 35-hit marathon while Hendrix and Pratt drove doubles as Boston beat St. Louis 10 to 3.
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United Press
Cy Williams
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Wee Dickie Kerr
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Notables Witness Defeat of Peoria by Rockford Nine
Rockford defeated Peoria in the opening game of the season in Rockford. Notable attendees included Judge K M Landis and Lt Gov F E Stoving. The score was Rockford 7 Peoria 3 with Goldthkaunen Waite Littrell and Rigs as battery.
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Forest City
Henry Warner
George Bird
Waleshorne
Garrett Stires
Landis
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Rigs
Early Baseball Standings and Game Recaps
Cincinnati and New York split as New York lost 7 to 4 while Cincinnati won 4 to 0. Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 0 with Causey injuring his arm but Ring finishing the relief. St Louis beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 as Deak blanked the Superbas after the first inning and Milius was knocked out in the fourth. Batteries listed for each game include Hamilton Zinn Schmidt Causey Ring Peters Doak and Dilhoefer Milius Mitchell Krueger.
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Yesterday's Results In American Association And Western League
In the American Association Columbus defeated Milwaukee 8 to 2 and Toledo beat Kansas City 16 to 5. Louisville St Paul and Indianapolis Minneapolis games are listed with Iain. In the Western League Oklahoma City topped Omaha 4 to 1 while St Joseph won 8 to 7 against Tulsa.
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Omaha
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Speaker Signals Cleveland Shakeup In lineup
Manager Tris Speaker telegraphed pitcher J. C. Edwards of Mississippi College to report to the Cleveland Indians as soon as possible. The club, coming off six losses in seven games, is expected to shuffle the batting order though Speaker did not reveal the exact changes.
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Cleveland
Tris Speaker
J. C. Edwards
Mississippi College
Cleveland Indians
Speaker
Waterloo Gun Club Plans Tournament for Next Thursday
Waverly Sluggers rally in final three innings to beat Allison 7 to 2 in a nine inning game in Allison Iowa. Waverly collects 12 hits off Emery and Allenstein earns the win. Gun club hosts a registered tournament at the park next Thursday starting 9:30 a.m. with 15 targets at 16 yards and entrants from La Porte City and local shooters.
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Fred C. Whitney
La Porte Nine Edges Dunkerton In Ten Innings
In May 17 action La Porte City defeats Dunkerton 4 to 3 in ten innings. Foss and Whorrell drove in the decisive runs as both teams combined for similar hit totals. Umpires Leeper and Them. Batteries Stainbrook Whorrell Metcalf Hoffer Thompson. Ackley opens season with Iowa Falls game after repairs and new uniforms.
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Qelwein Baseball Association Buys Team Transport
Oelwein Iowa May 17 The Qelwein Baseball association has purchased a truck to haul the team to and from games. Players reporting for duty include Weigamot Wagner and Learn.
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Vinton Baseball Plans Fund Drive and Schedule
Vinton Iowa March 17 Vinton's baseball association pledges 2000 to rebuild the park and hire talent for the season. The opening win over Norway 11 to 3 sets the tone as the schedule lists May 29 to June 26 games at home and away against teams including Porte Aiking Franchere Nebraska Indians Warfield Pratt Howell Independence Oelwein and Jesup.
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Dempsey Predicted To Defeat Carpentier
Jack Johnson states his belief that Jack Dempsey will beat Georges Carpentier. He cites Dempsey’s greater power and speed and predicts a finish between the eighth and tenth rounds with a strong defensive foe needed to stop him.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Jack Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Carpentier
Schaefer Beats Horemans For New Billiards Average
Jake Schaefer of San Francisco defeated Edouard Horemans of Belgium 4 000 to 2 352 in a 4 000 point match at 18 2 billiards. Schaefer posted a new grand average and a possible high total for three innings, finishing the afternoon with a 341 run. In the evening block Schaefer won 400 to 221.
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San Francisco
Cal
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Edouard Horemarts
Schaefer
Horemans
Schaefer Sets New Grand Average Record in NY Match
Schaefer posted a grand average of 57 1-7 in the match and set a new record. The prior mark was established by Horemans last year in New York during a play against Walker Cochran.
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Walker Cochran
Yankees Start Building Baseball Plant Across Harlem
New York May 16 The New York Yankees assumed title to a new baseball plant across the Harlem river from the Polo Grounds. Grading began today on land bought from the Waldorf Astor estate. The site cost $620,000 and the completed plant will seat 75 000 and cost $2 300 000.
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New York
New York Yankees
Harlem River
Polo Grounds
Waldorf Astor
Broomspun wins classic Preakness at Pimlico
Pimlico Maryland May 17 Broomspun won the 650000 classic Preakness with Polly Ann second and Jeg third in a field of 14 over a mile and furlong. Broomspun paid a small price due to being coupled in betting with Tryster, a favorite from the Henry Payne Whitney entrants. Costiletti rode the winner.
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Pimlico
Vinton Defeats Norway 11 to 5 on Home Field
Vinton Iowa swung to an 11 5 victory over visiting Norway in a Sunday game watched by about 450 fans. The locals showcased aggressive ball movement while Norway committed 10 errors. Batteries were Higbee Bliss for Vinton Hibben Johnson for Norway. Umpire Jackson.
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