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Wednesday, May 27; 1925.
Snappy Sporting .Notes
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NURMI LOSES FAKEWflLL KAtc- iv
PENN STATE COLLEGE ENTRANT
Aside from that questionable dofet,
Nurml rtltt not know what It was to
he beaten from scratch during tlx
astounding campaign which has now
come to clone.
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GIANTS LOSEJ DOUBLE BILL TO
BRAVES; DAZZY VANCE IS BACK
T IN FORM AND STRIKES OUT TEN
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Th Giants at John J. McGraw sound attain, did tint break In was
faltered In their grand gallop tor a j Fred Llndstrom, the 20 year old
fifth pennant Tuesday and were veteran of a world series was able
pitched O14 second for Brooklyn,
allowing six hit and winning 3 to
1.
The Cardinals got out of the bane,
ment. They won trim the Reds In
Cincinnati. 9 to 1 and landed
seventh, while the Cubs want
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YANKEE 8TAI)ll'M. NEW YORK.
May J6. Paavo Nurml tackled a
big league sprinter In Ms farewell
race on. American ground tonlghl
and came pounding to the flnlKh be
hind a pair of native heels In a
In 1 scratch race, for tho first time In
to jail his experience
Paavo ran at least 15 yarda be-
' whipped twite In the same place, to handle half a dozen hot chances
1 by the Braves. . The locale of the 1 without an error.
' piece was the Boston ballyard which ; As the Brooklyn Dodgers won two
Ja. .pretty, well peopled by players I cames from the Phillies In Phlla-
whom the Gianta have sent away
from time, to time.
The Braves won the first game,
6 to 3, Virgil Barnes, who started
pitching- for the' Giants was re-
dclphia the gap between the Dodg
ers In second place and the Giants
was briefed by two full games. The
Phils slla from third spot to fourth
and the Pirates, who beat the
lleved after five .Innings but the j Cubs In Pittsburgh 7 to 2, mounted
Sarne was- lost by that time. Kyle I to third position,
raham pitched for Boston. Daasy Vance who was not very
. la . the second game. Johnny effective against the western clubs
Cooney, . pitching for the Braves, during the late excursion of those
out lasted three Giant pitchers and teams through the east turned out
outsmarted a bavy of pinch hitters : another of his special productions,
(p .win S to 4. ( striking out ten of the Phils In
JTHelnle tiroh," the Giants third j the first , game which the Dodgers
baseman .whose . injured . leg - Is captured, IV to 4. Burleigh Grimes
the bottom.
Babe Ruth was allowed out nn- hlll( Aiall Helfrlch of Penn Slato
accompanied by his nurse and sat Irollvge in a special half-mile race,
on the Yanks' bench in the Newhiili was the main event of a pro
York stadium, while they lost the 'grain arranged by the Finnlsh-Am-
flrst game of a two-piece party
with the Red Sox. 3 to 1. The
Red Sox got all their runs In one
big seventh inning.
Ruth belted a fow fly balls In
practice but he had fadod away
to a tew tuna and still looked wan.
Urban Shocker, obtained from the
Browns to win a lot of ball games
erlcan Athletic club, which bnittght
Nurml over from Finland In the
second -cabin, and which is now ar
ranging to send him home, first
cIuhs. He sails Thursday, pretty
thoroughly worn out by his career
iudoors on the boards and outdoors
on the rindora and loam of many
cities, which has continued since
for the Yanks made a belated start that night last January sixth, when
toward this object, defeating the 1 he fractured three venerable world
Red Sox 6 to 1 in the night-cap ' records as the first performance In
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"Dodgers buy Ford," said head
line announced latest deal which
sent the Phillies' shortstop to Brook-
lyn. Horace refused to run for tho
Phils bat Uncle Robbie believes he
can get him started.
' : There's one yonng man In the
j National league who seems to have
itheT' number of Mr. Dazzling Vance,
: strikeout king and star of the Brook-
I i.a pitching staTt. That gentleman
r 4v George Grantham, ex-Cub and
J JoW1 .tlrst 'baseman of the Pirates.
' : flmnttinm tiaa f-nl 1 iit nH IkvM
home runs off Vance in the few
. months he has been In the National
' league. ' ' - '
r Last fall when the Dodgers were
'fUrnttng with the well known tooth
wnd sail to steal the pennant away
from . the .Giants, including Cozy
-Dolan and Jimmy O'Connell, the
.Brooklyn team faced the Cubs.
Grantham was one of the youngest
bears' of trie Cub family then. Vance
' .pitched for the Dodgers and would
have won. his game and kept his
club In the running but for two hits
by Grantham. Both were home
iruns.
V The other day Grantham repeated
his feat by socking one out of the
:lot In-Brooklyn at the expense of
j Dany. '
j Which reminds us of the faculty
Elmer Smith, when an Indian, had
fen .ringing up home runs on Bob
i Sbawkey's offerings. We saw Smith
..Injected Into a series with the Yan
kees 'on two occasions when Shaw-
'key'had been sent In to halt the
. Indians. And both rimes Smith con
tributed home runs.
;! Shawkey breathed the biggest
(Silk 'of relief in the American lea
gue when Elmer finally departed.
J.-TU success of the four-times
champion Giants In the National lea
Ttte race so tar is all the more re-
. markable in view of the series of
i minor1 Injuries which have forcod
j McGraw to alter his lineup at fre
I quent intervals.
!v Frank Frtsh has been fighting
a hoodoo over since the closing days
j of the spring training season. lie
' has irtnred his ankles, throwing
- arm, and lastly his fingers. These
mishaps and a cold have forced Mc
Graw to shift his lineup.
MaGraw figured that Heinle Groh
would play third again this season
. and" Freddy Llndstrom would be on
ihand for emergency duty to close up
such, gaps In the infield as the ac
cidents to Frisch have caused. But
Heinle came a cropper at the start
of the season and the Giant boss
had to send Llndstrom to third
When Frisch was forced out of the
game, McGraw had to send George
' Kelly, veteran first baseman, to sec
i'ond, and Bill Terry to first,
i Kelly's playing at second more
than exceeded the expectations of
Olont- players and fans. Long
George proceeded to cover ground
, In a marvelous manner with those
i long legs oT his. When Terry pulled
! a charley horse that handicapped
him In moving about first base Kelly
j proceeded to let out another kink
und help Terry cover his territory.
If the Giants can ' arable along
, under these conditions and despite
1 pitching that sometimes lacks much
j of being of. pennant-winning calibre
' what chance have the other clubs of
- j checking . McOraw's pennant outfit
when they return to full strength?
Four or five managers in the
National league would like to know.
The Newark baseball team in the
International league was left home
less when their field was sold to the
spectacle. Shocker.
hits. ,1
Up around the top of the Amer
ican league the Athletics lost one
to the Washington Senators and
the pitcher who beat the Philadel
phia was the aged Stanley Corel
eskl whom the Cleveland Indiana
a series of 33 record smashing
teats.
Holfrlch's time was 1:B8 4-B sec
onds, far behind the world's record
for the half mile, which Ted Mere
dith established on May 13. 191.
Meredith did It In 1:63 1-5. and a
thousand good short-haul runners
discarded last fell. The score was . have tried and failed to click a fifth
11 to 2 but the Athletics still have jot a second from that mark. Nurml's
a safe lead. . time tor the half mile was 1:58 3-5.
The White Sox were slaughtered 1 Ho was thoroughly beaten by a man
by the Tigers in Chicago. 8 to 1.1 who was not even running his fleet
In St. Louis the Browns beat the lest, for Helfrlch can do a'balf mile
Indians In tho first of two ball
games, 8 to 4, and to tho second
5 to 4.
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PALO ALTO, May 36. Fourteen
Stanford university track and field
athletes left tonight for the Pac
ific coast conference meet at Seat
tle Saturday. Coach R. L. Tein-
school board, until the Providence, pleton accompanied the squad.
R. I., grounds were offered theni. Six of the men later will go east
Another act of Providence, so to for the Intercollegiate competition
speak. at Chicago June 13.
in better time.
Tho chill of tho evening; the tint.
long turn of the path as It sweeps
back of the home plate In the ball
yard, and the condition of tho wide
black cinder circle,. all doubtleaa had
some influence on tho time of the
race, which lagged behind tho rec
ords all the way. But conditions
were the same for Helfrlch as for
Nurml and Paavo Just seems to have
made a mistake in tackling a short
distance star after beating all of the
world's heat distance men at raugea
from three-quarters of a mile up to
five miles.
At the first quarter, with Nurml's
pale blue chemise bounding along
at lhal even lope ot his. In front of
Helfrlch's while one. the time was
5K seconds. At the 800 meter,
mark, where they were clocked
again, Just short of half a mile.
Helfrlch was 'leading In 1:61-1Q
These times wero considered slow,
but not especially o under the
weather and track conditions. lor
It was so cool that even Jackson
Hschols took 10 1-10 seconds for 100
yards and best out Ihe groat Jlmhiy
Hussey. at that.
Nurml hud been beaten In a
couple of handicap runs Indoors,
during the winter, and one big ulght
in Madison Square Garden he pulled
up clutching at his Jersey, seised
with cramps. In a 6000-meter race
with Willie llltiilu. his countryman.
Itltola ran on to finish and win the
run. but Nurm
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Peters;
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I'ennur, Oldham and llan-
reitlly waa alck.
Kan Francisco at Keatlle, no game,
teams travellug.
Los Angeles at Portland, so game,
teams traveling.
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