Indians Humble Carrigan's Men
Indians defeat the Boston Red Sox 4 to 3 in wet conditions as Matt Zeiser falters in his debut. Ray Collins shines for Indianapolis with four strikeouts. Crandall, Gardner and Janvrin contribute early errors that help the Indians build a lead before late Boston rally.
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Red Sox Notes and Cal Shifts in Early Season Visit
James McKenna of Boston and Wo burn joined the party for the California trip and will finish the string of games with the Red Sox. McKenna recommended Young McKennan. Players traveled by train from Columbus after a 2 a.m. departure, reaching the site of the Federal league park before 7 a.m. The park nears completion and could host many fans, including deadheads, atop a site once a graveyard. Buck O'Brien pitched for Indianapolis yesterday and struggled, worsened by a telegram that his mother was not expected to live prompting his eastward departure.
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Tufts Varsity Baseball Beats Vannigans 9 to 1
Tufts varsity wins its third straight, defeating Vannigans 9 to 1 in a five inning Oval game. Whittaker Adams and Krepps each pitched two innings, held the scrubs hitless until the final inning when Hall hustled a two-base hit and Nellis followed with a timely single. The varsity bats show improving form ahead of Friday’s Colgate opener.
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Nellis
Colgate
Varsity Shows Promise Amid Defensive Ease and Hitting Spurt
The varsity team delivered improved defense and a strong offensive showing with seven hits seven bases and several two baggers. Krepp’s misthrow blemished a near flawless performance as Tufts prepares under Jerome T. Kelley at Fenway Park for a faster surface and more practice before the season opener.
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Lynn Classical Beats Malden High In Season Opener
Lynn Classical High defeated Malden High 9 to 8 in seven innings on a poor field in Lynn. Muller starred for Lynn with strong pitching and power at the plate. Faulkner contributed in center field while Muller's mound work limited Malden.
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Cargo
More Entries for Marathon
The entry list for this year's B A A marathon is growing toward normal. Manager George W. Brown expects to hear from 50 or more of the nation s top long distance runners before the week ends.
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Additions to Patriots' Day Race Entrants Swell List
Four more runners join the Patriots' Day race list including Albert G. Horne of Everett Israel Saklad now of Cambridge Harold Davis of Cambridge and A L Morrill of Malden. Saklad aims for peak condition for the April 20 event with a prep run at Cathedral Y M C A. Horne may attract additional New York distance runners in coming days.
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Everett
Israel Saklad
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Harold Davis
A. L. Morrill
Malden
Ashland
Saklad
St. Mary's Catholic Association
Cleveland Team Beats Barons 3 to 1 in Birmingham
The Cleveland American Association squad defeated the Birmingham Barons 3 to 1 in Birmingham Alabama. The result improved Cleveland's record as the teams played to finish.
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Cleveland American Association
Birmingham Barons
BC Baseball Shows Promise After First Outdoor Week
University Heights observers grow confident in Boston College baseball as outdoor practice progresses. Coach Monahan benefits from strong infield depth led by captain Bob Barry at second base. Two newcomers Caffrey and Morissey, both prep stars, impressed as promising fielders.
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Bob Barry
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St. John's Prep
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Exeter Baseball Practice Opens With 24 Players
Exeter New Hampshire April 6 baseball practice started today though school opens Thursday. Twenty four players reported for the opening session including three of last year’s veterans and many promising newcomers. Coach Carney’s Federals faced Captain Neal’s Regulars in an initial five rack session.
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Neal
Regulars Gain Intra-Squad Scrimmage Ahead Of Dartmouth Visit
Regulars struggled for pep as a drill session featured two backstop hopefuls Lake and Peters. Peters impressed as an outfielder and hitter, while Lawson, a former Woburn High standout, showed strong three-base hits. Lowe's injury creates second base questions, with Scott stepping in. Burt and Austin showed promise in the outfield, and several key players were absent. Morning practice continues Tuesday followed by an afternoon game as nine days remain before Dartmouth.
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Lowe
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Burt
Austin
John Carney
Bill McGuinness
Tom Enwright
Clayton Wells
Ed Clough
Tomorow
Dartmouth Varsity
Golf Men Try for Places at Harvard
Trials at Oakley Country Club started as nearly two candidates sought spots on the Harvard varsity golf team. The candidacy will run to spring vacation with 10 to be chosen. Last year’s players B. W. Estabrook and J. W. Burton are unavailable, leaving seven holdovers: BH. P. Allis, Captain Roland M. Baker, H. K. Caner, F. R. Devereux, Samuel P. Griffiths, J. G. Heyburn, and Sinclair Weeks.
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J. G. Heyburn
Sinclair Weeks
Buffalo Feds Win Lynchburg Match From Pittsburg Federals
Buffalo defeated the Pittsburg Federals 5 to 8 in Lynchburg Virginia. Moore Krapp and Allen scored for Buffalo while Adams Knetzer Berry and Roberts contributed for Pittsburg. Umpires Kane and Bush officiated the game.
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Braves Rally in Charlotte Behind Crutcher and Gowdy
In Charlotte on April 6 the Braves defeated the Bisons 9 to 3. Crutcher pitched a solid nine innings with strong fielding support from Hank Gowdy who doubled as catcher. Maranville and Crutcher led with three hits apiece while Gowdy drove in two, and Beebe and Morse held Buffalo scoreless after early trouble.
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Fallenwader
Atlanta Team Bows Rochester 6 to 0
The Atlanta club defeated the Rochester team 6 to 0 in a Southern Association game played in Atlanta on April 7. The victory showcases strong pitching and offense as the hosts blank the visitors.
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Atlanta Southern Association
Rochester International League
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