Braves Outslug Senators Win 3 2 in Charleston
In Charleston on April 3 1922 the Boston Braves defeated the Washington Senators 3 to 2 in a close pitcher duel. Oeschger and Watson held the Griffmen to seven hits as Boston capitalized on lapses and baserunning miscues for the winning runs. Southworth key defensive play preserved the win.
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8. C
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Griffmen
Mitchell
Oeschger
Watson
Washington
Boston
Sam Rica
Kopf
Boeckel
Holke
Southworth
Ford
Gharrity
Powell
Judge
Billie Southworth
Goslin
Harris
Shanks
Wor
Zachary
Burke shines for Memphis in practice against Giants
Memphis center fielder Jimmie Burke has starred in practice games and impressed the Giants staff. Reportedly, manager McGraw is considering him as a potential target after his strong showing in the drills.
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Memphis
Jimmie Burke
Memphis Chicks
Giants
MceGraw
North and South amateur golf leaders after first round
Pinehurst N C April 3 North and South amateur championship qualifying saw 200 players in the first 18 holes. Harold Weber Henry Topping Arthur Yates posted 74s on the championship course while B L Scofield led with 74. Multiple players from Brookline Providence Pinehurst Oakmont and Toronto posted 77s and 78s as leaders after day one with a crowded chase for match play.
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Harold Weber
Toledo
Henry Topping
Greenwich
Arthur Yates
Rochester
B. L. Scofield
H. Kawasaki
Tokio Golf Club
Japan
Frank C. Newton
Brookline
Edward Lowery
Norfolk
Fred Kennedy
Springfield
Newton
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Kennedy
John A. Gammone
Providence
St. Louis
Walter
Marty” Dillon
Fitchburg
Dartmouth
Fred Bhlliot
Woodland
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Bob Harlow
Scarboro
Brad Lewis
North Andover
Massachusetts
E. Ll. Scofield
W. O. Downes, Jr
Oakmont
B. K.robeson
John A. Gammons
M. Newton
Richmond
A. Tarte
Scotland
F.C. Newton
al Mendes
Sirrano
Frank Meating
W. W. B Burnett
Toronto
Dodgers Bury Yankees 12 to 0 in Big Open-Worded Rout
Brooklyn bats erupt for nineteen hits and 28 bases as the Dodgers wallop New York 12 to 0 in Little Rock. Carl Mays allows ten hits before leaving in the fourth. Lefty O'Doul and Burleigh Grimes pace the shutout with strong two-hit, five-run and pitching performances.
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Ark
United News
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
New York Yankees
Carl Mays
Mr. O'Doul
George Murray
New York
Burleigh Grimes
Lefty
Dutch Reuther
Yanks
Maritime Boxers to Compete Here for Titles
Maritime Amateur Boxing championships will be held in St. John New Brunswick on April 12 and 13. Winners in each class advance to the National Amateur Boxing championships in the Boston Arena on April 17 and 18.
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St. John
New Brunswick
Boston Arena
Neville to Coach New York City College Team
Joseph Neville the Yale football star and all American halfback will coach the City College football team next fall. Dr Harold J Parker formerly of Pennsylvania will coach the freshmen. Announcement of these appointments was made here today.
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New York
Joseph Neville
Yale
City
Harold J. Parker
Pennsylvania
Red Sox Clinch Sixth Straight Win Behind Menosky
Six straight for the Red Sox as Mike Menosky shines in center and at bat. Elmer Myers allows three hits in six innings before Allan Russell finishes. Key plays include Pratt and Burns drives and a decisive eighth inning rally with doubles and a run scoring on a misplayed ball.
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Duffy
Allan Russell
Baltimore
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Fisher
Sox
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Smallwood
McGraw
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Fox
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Red Sox Triumph Over Veteran Minneap olis Nine 5 2
Dyersburg Tenn April 3 report on the Minneapolis team of veteran ballplayers who suffered a sixth straight defeat to the Red Sox at home. The Sox held the lead most of the game before the visitors scored two late runs.
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Tenn
Minneapolis
Red Sox
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