Unlucky Seventh Costs Red Sox in Norfolk
The Red Sox led the Giants early but Harry Harper faltered in the seventh, driving the team to a 7 to 5 loss in Norfolk. Hoyt started, Harper relieved, and wild pitching derailed Boston’s chance to sweep the series.
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Braves Win Series Hope Settled By Weather
Clarksburg reports baseball drama as the Boston Braves face a postponed game against the Detroit Tigers due to cold and snow. Manager George Stallings expresses loyalty to fans while aiming to complete the series in Cumberland, Maryland, weather permitting.
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Boxing activity rises as crowds grow in New Zealand city
Attendance at glove entertainments nears 21 000 this week with 1500 more expected at Bob McKirdy’s tourney in Commercial A A tonight. Boxing licensing and referee vetting are urged to curb fouling and faking for lasting reform.
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Var don and Ray in U S golf tourneys
Chicago April 8 Harry Var don and Edward Ray British golf players will compete in the American national open championship at Toledo and other events. Philip Gaudin announced the British pair will also face Chick Evans and Gaudin on the Skokie course. The boxing notes discuss Mike O Dowd and Johnny Wilson and referees Con ley Perry and Edels.
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Sox Outhit Giants as miscues break game late
The Red Sox fall to the Giants 4 to 1 after a sequence of costly passes and errors. Hoyt can’t contain the Giants in the seventh as Frisch and Kelley power a key homer and New York pulls ahead 4 1.
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Dinner to Judge Dubuque Lawrence
About 100 prominent French Canadian residents in Methuen hosted a complimentary dinner for Justice Hugo A Dubuque of Fall River at the Turnpike Inn. The event honored his service on the Superior Court with local civic leaders in attendance.
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BC grid schedule set with nine games in 1920
Graduate Manager Frank Reynolds announced the Boston College football schedule for 1920. Nine games run from October 2 to December 4 with two away games at Yale and Springfield and opponents including Fordham Tufts Marietta College Georgetown and Holy Cross. Major Frank Cavanaugh expects to field a veteran squad with key returnees and two graduating regulars.
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Washington Americans Beat Cincinnati Nationals In Exhibition
In Roanoke on April 1 the Washington Americans edged the Cincinnati Nationals 14 12 in an exhibition game. Batteries were Johnson Shaw and Charrity for the Americans and Fisher Smith and Winge for the Nationals.
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Bowie Results First Race at Four Furlongs
Thoroughbred results list multiple races for two and three year olds plus maidens and claimers. Winners include Tutt in race one, You Fool in race two, The Belgian and Bagpipe among others, with times and payouts noted for each event and several runners listed as also ran.
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Shreveport Hosts Narrow Bout in Rain Delayed Match
Shreveport, tied with Pittsburg in the National League, fell 0-2-2 to Pittsburg 4-7-4 as rain forced a fifth inning call. Vatteries Wise and Clark Napier and Vann Loraine A Carpentier lost to Dixie Kid Joe Jeanette Bill Papke Frank Nlaus, while winning on a dubious foul against Lover Gunboat Smith.
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