Giants Hope to Meet Sox in Fall
Spring trip rain shortens the series between the World Series champions Boston Red Sox and the New York Giants. The series ends four to two in favor of Boston and Winston-Salem hosts a large contingent of fans despite heavy showers.
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Richmond
Vanigan
Norfolk
Newport News
Clark Griffith
Senators
Barrow
American Captain Nashburn Beats Doust In Tennis Battle
London April 11 Captain W. M. Nashburn of the American army defeated Mr Doust in a five set match at Queen's Club on the covered courts. The score went 2-5 7-5 1-6 6-3 6-0 in Nashburns favor.
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Queen's Club
Chelsea High Edges Melrose In Baseball Rematch
Chelsea High defeated Melrose 11 to 4 after losing to Malden by one run in the prior game. Chelsea players predicted a win against Watertown next, with Smith, Tatelman, Kramer and Hyatt delivering key hits and strong pitching from Monaker and Howe. Attendance reached 300 as the Chelsea squad showed revenge and confidence.
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Cohen
Underwood
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Howe
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Ferguson
Moriarty
Trinity Has Hard Grid Campaign
Trinity College announces a six game football schedule with one open date. The slate opens Oct. 4 at Princeton and ends Nov. 15 at Lafayette, with Oct. 11 Connecticut Agricultural College in Hartford and Oct. 18 Amherst in Hartford. The annual Nov. 4 NYU game is in New York. Worcester Tech and Amherst also on the docket.
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Worcester
Braves Battle Tigers Amid Rainy Greensboro Setback
In Greensboro N C April 11 rain halted the Braves and Detroit Tigers after the ninth game of the series. Tomorrow the game moves to Danville Virginia weather permitting. Stallings praised his Braves despite the weather and noted strong pitching depth and key infield and outfield players, with Red Smith resting a sore throwing arm.
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Rabbit Maranville
Joe Riggert
Red Smith
Exhibition Games Set Across Cities Today
A schedule lists exhibition games including Braves versus Vigers in Danville Virginia and Red Sox in Richmond. Other matchups feature Browns Cardinals in St Louis Cubs Bisbee Giants Baltimore Cleveland New Orleans nao Brooklyn Jacksonville Washington Phillies Charlotte Pittsburg Louisville with lineup jitters and injuries affecting infield positions.
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Ahearn Dominates Reed In Brooklyn Boxing Show
Young Ahearn of New York clearly outboxed Pat Reed in a 12 round feature at the Commercial A C earning the title dancing master. Reed showed grit despite taking a beating. The card also saw Eddy of Brookline halt Eddie Barcelli in four, Duffy stopping Ah Chung in five, and Christie decisioning Leonard in six.
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Brooklyn
Pat Reed
United States Navy
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Ahearn
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Everett
Harry Ah Chung
Salem
Duffy
Larry Conley
Ah Chung
Eddy
Brookline
Eddie Barcelli
Quincy
Shaver O'Brien Knocks Out Woods in Manchester Bout
Shaver O'Brien of Boston defeated Billy Woods of Manchester in the fifth round of a scheduled 10 round fight. Woods led early but O'Brien mounted a left handed rally to land the knockout. Kid Wolf knocked out Battling Burns and Young Connoyer stopped Kid Myers in early rounds.
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Shaver O’brien
Boston
Billy Woods
Woods
Kid Wolf
Nashua
Battling Burns
Young Connoyer
Derry
Kid Myers
Bo gash Beats Carney In Hardy 12 Round Fight
In Brockton at the Farrington A. C. Louis Bogash of Bridgeport outpoints Billy Carney of New Bedford in a 12 round feature. In the semifinal Joe O Connell of Brockton defeated Willie Green of South Boston in eight rounds.
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Billy Carney
New Bedford
Farrington A. C
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Willie Green
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West Defeats Veto in Marlboro Boxing Show
In Marlboro April 11 Chick West of Holyoke won a 10 round main bout against Johnny Veto of Chelsea at the Marlboro Driving Club show. Semifinal saw James McKenna of Webster beat Frank Cha ney of Beachmont in eight rounds.
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Marlboro Driving Club
Chick West
Holyoke
Johnny Veto
Chelsea
James McKenna
Webster
Frank Chaney
Beachmont
Joie Ray Sets New Half Mile Mark in Chicago
Joie Ray, National A A A champion miler, broke the Central A A A half mile record with 1 57 1 5 in Chicago after setting a world indoor mark for the distance last night. The previous Central record was 1 57 2 5 set by Tom Campbell, now with the University of Chicago, who ran for University High School. Ray represents the Illinois Athletic Club.
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Joie Ray
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Tom Campbell
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Harvard to Face Bates in Soldiers Field Showdown
The Harvard baseball nine meets Bates at Soldiers Field this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Captain McLeod Robbie Gross and Jimmy King are sidelined with ankle injuries as Crimson aims for a win despite recent misfortune and jinx.
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Crimson v Bowdoin lineup shift for key Ivy clash
Gross and Captain McLeod injured as Harvard prepares for Bowdoin. Gammack or Blair will catch. Horween to start pitching. Meehan moves to second base. Baldwin to left. Talbot fields with experienced supporting players ready to contest victory.
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Keystone
Pat Donovan Secures Newark Franchise in IBL Move
Pat Donovan wins the Newark franchise in the International Baseball League eight club circuit. Donovan will manage the team himself with club officials to be named after a meeting next week in Newark.
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Holy Cross cuts baseball squad to 18 players
Worcester April 11 Coach Burkett cut the Holy Cross baseball squad to 18 players after three practice games. Six pitchers and three catchers remain with four Greater Boston players surviving. O Connor Maguire Dignan Walsh join key roles for Trinity game at Hartford.
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Can a batter take a base on a balk in baseball rules
Umpire Billy Prans explains balk rules. A balk when bases empty is one ball. with runners aboard it becomes a balk and runners may advance. The umpire’s contact with the rubber and the delivery determine the call and base advancement.
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Evans
Boston Post
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Yankees
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Jack Barry
Borton
Ty Cobb
Barry
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Dinneen
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Entries rising for B A A long race
Five new entrants joined the Boston Athletic Association Marathon lineup including Frank Gillespie of Chicago W C Keiteritz of Springfield Boat Club W J McKeon of Newton Centre Harry L Clark of St Alphonsus A A and William Wick of Quincy. Gillespie carries the best record and is seen as a strong favorite with Kennedy abroad.
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