Yale Whites Springfield to Open Season 2 to 0 in Drizzle
Yale opened its baseball season by routing Springfield Training College 2 to 0 in New Haven. Frank Lynch set up both Yale runs with a triple and decisive steal, while Holden and Lynch scored on sharp plays. Springfield pitcher Robinson allowed four safeties in five innings as Yale showcased errorless defense and clutch baserunning.
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Tigers Can't Win Even With Cobb
ROCKHILL, S. C., April 9 Tyrus Cobb aided his playmates against the Braves this afternoon but the Boston array won 6 to 3 after a hard fought game. The contest stayed close until the sixth inning when the Braves pushed across the deciding run with Red Smith delivering the key hit. The Tribe now holds a one game edge.
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Tyrus Leads Braves In Bold Win At Ball Park
Tyrus drew massive crowd to the ball park and blasted a first inning homer deep center. John Scott paced the Braves with pitching, a late triple, and solid work, while Eddie King and Chick Shorten contributed key hits. The Tigers matched early threats but fell behind as Boston pulled away, with Scott finishing strong and both teams preparing for Gastonia after a Charlotte stopover.
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Braves Win Despite Early Struggles In Detroit Tilt
Braves triumph 6 to 2 at Detroit as Cobb homered and Wilson doubled. Wendi Shorten and Scott hit three bases each. Halke and Stanage drove in runs via sacrifice flies. McQuillen allowed five hits in five innings, Scott four innings, Boland five. Attendance 2000.
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Harvard Edges Bowdoin in Ninth to Open Season
With a 3 3 tie in the ninth, Harvard's Bobby Emmons lined a two out hit singling home Jack Baldwin from third, scoring the winning run as Bowdoin suffered a season opening defeat on Soldiers Field.
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Harvard Triumphs In Hard Fought Minor League Baseball Game
Harvard defeated Crimson 4 to 3 as Emmons delivered the key hit ending the contest. Johnson pitched well for Crimson, allowing four hits with two strikeouts, while Harvard’s defense committed five errors but Stillman’s catching and Frothingham’s triple helped secure the victory. Evans, Perkins, and Baldwin provided run support with timely hits. Time 1h 50m. Umpire Dan Barry.
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Red Sox May Play Sunday Game in New York
The opening Red Sox game with the New York Americans may shift from April 28 at the Polo Grounds to April 19 at Braves Field if the New York Legislature passes the Sunday baseball bill in time. A Sunday game could boost attendance and revenue for the club.
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Giants Beat Red Sox 7 2 In Columbia Exhibition
McGraws Giants outplayed and outbatted the world champions in Columbia, winning 7 to 2 as Winters and Kauff led the offense. Caldwell struggled for Boston while Ruth sprained an ankle and was relieved by Jean Dubuc. Am os Strunk and Hooper were briefly sidelined, and the crowd of about 2000 saw a revived Giants squad.
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Umpire Evans Explains Why Play Is Stopped In Baseball
A Boston Post installment notes that rain injuries and rule violations can end play, with umpire Billy Evans outlining when time is called. It stresses that injuries require stoppage only when play ceases and the ball is back to the pitcher, and explains base running appeals and umpire judgments as routine in ball games.
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