White Sox Take Four Straight From Phillies
Chicago won its fourth straight, beating Philadelphia 10 to 4. Bib Falk led the offense with two hits including a three run triple, and two runs scored. Four Chicago pitchers shared duties as McWeeney started and Hasty finished. Philadelphia’s Dykes, Witt, Dugan and Perkins contributed on offense.
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Baseball standings and results from yesterday
American Association totals Toledo 4 Kansas City 7 with other games postponed. Western League Tulsa 5 Des Moines 2. Wichita 23 Omaha 7. Sioux City 7 Oklahoma City 3. St. Joseph 7 Joplin 0.
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Carpentier Skips Crowds as Training Camp Opens
Georges Carpentier will train away from crowds behind a high board fence while Jack Dempsey is expected to earn about 25 000 for showing himself. The French boxer aims to stay focused on preparation, not spectacle, despite Tex Rickard’s promotion and visiting reporters.
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Spanish Boxing Fails to Catch On in Madrid Open Fist Debate
In Madrid May 18 Spaniards show little enthusiasm for boxing preferring open hand smacks. Carpentier exhibition drew large crowds with special trains and high pay, while promoters suffered financial losses as fists are viewed as harmful. The piece notes Spaniards favor open hand clashes and foresees a popular match only if blows are delivered with open hands.
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A Comic Strip in Type by J. P. McEvoy
A 1921 column satirizes social climbers who force impressions through exaggerated, intrusive gestures. The author mocks the Handshaker, the Earnest Gazer, the Chummy Roadstep, and the Flatulent Flatterer, concluding with a sharp dislike for all.
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J. P. McEvoy
Nineteen Thirties Baseball Scores and Highlights Coast to Coast
The Giants edged the Reds 4 3 in eleven innings with Honey Walker delivering a homer and extra base hits. Ernie Krueger homered with men on. The Robins beat the Cardinals 9 7 while Babe Ruth’s fourth homer in Cleveland came with an error as the Yankees fell to the Indians 2 1. Pirates produced three fourth inning errors for four runs in a 6 4 loss by the Phillies. Qeschger doubled with bases loaded for an 8 4 Braves win over the Cubs. White Sox swept Athletics 10 4. Mogridge fanned two pinch hitters as Washington beat Detroit 2 1. Gerber drove Jacobson and a wild Meyers pitch for two Browns runs in a 4 2 loss to the Reds. Scott logged his 700th straight game.
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Dewar Beats East Waterloo Township Team 30 to 9
In Dewar May 18 the home team overwhelmed an east Waterloo township nine 30 to 9. Dewar players mimicked Babe Ruth in a display of powerful hitting as old timer spectators recalled higher scoring games.
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Boston Sticks Swat Out 6 Run Victory in Doubleheader
Boston won 8 to 4 over Chicago as Oeschger drove in three with a clutch eighth inning double. Other games featured Pittsburgh edging Philadelphia 4 to 2 and New York edging Cincinnati 4 to 3 in extra innings. Headlines note key hits by Martin Powell Boeckel Ford and Walker with late runs turning the tide for several clubs.
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British May Bar Freak Golf Clubs from Their Links
May 18 London report states freak golf clubs such as corrugated grooved and slotted may be barred on British courses. The rules committee notes many members oppose them and action mirrors the USGA stance, to take effect after major championships. Changes also include 1 stroke penalty for lost or unplayable balls and revised out of bounds procedures.
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Canada and Australia to meet in Davis Cup preliminaries
Canada and Australia will play a Davis Cup preliminary round at the Toronto Tennis Club on July 23 25 and 26 with the winner facing Britain Isles Spain. The Australians depart Sydney June 9 on the Niagara.
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Nine balloons entered in national race next Saturday
Nine balloons, to be piloted by leading aeronauts, are entered in the national balloon race set to start from Birmingham Alabama next Saturday. Lieut Col Frank P Lahm will pilot the army balloon with Maj Oscar Westover as aide. The event closes Birmingham's three day anniversary celebration.
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Giants and Cubs slugfest in extra innings noted
The report recalls last year’s game where the Giants edged the Cubs in 11 innings with 31 players used and 31 hits. It highlights Stengel’s triple and a Dilhoefer error aiding Philadelphia’s 1 to win over St Louis, plus Cobbs triple and steal, and a 41 hit showcase by Washington and the Browns with seven doubles, four triples and a homer.
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Wellman Organizing Charles City Baseball Team
Mr Wellman, former Rockwell Sheffield manager, offers to field a team in Charles City. He needs 3000 dollars and has a signed squad ready to play. Season likely from Decoration Day to September 15 with directors Fluent Clay Boda Donaldson and Wells.
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Carpentier Favored In Championship Bout Says Curley
New York May 18 Jack Curley, wrestling impresario and friend of the Frenchman, predicts Carpentier will win. He cites Carpentier speed and accuracy as countering Dempsey weight and strength advantages, noting Carpentier has as much punch and that the fight may be short. If it lasts many rounds, Curley believes Carpentier gains advantage.
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Dempsey
Paris Favored as 1924 Olympic Host in Lausanne Talks
Lausanne reports probable selection of Paris as 1924 Olympic host. International committee sessions run May 25 to June 12, with conferences in Montbenon and plans for athlete clubs. Topics include winter sports week, amateur definitions, official programs, and a Greek symposion revival. June decisions rest with the governing IOC body.
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Britton stops Tillman in ten rounds in Des Moines
Des Moines report notes Jack Britton outpoints Johnny Tillman over ten rounds. Chicago coverage reports Western Golf Association president Wilber H. Brooks resigning and Albert R. Gates succeeding him. Northwestern beats opponents 7 to 4 in a Western Conference baseball game. In boxing news Benny Leonard and Sailor Friedman sign to meet July 4 in Benton Harbor Michigan.
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