Young Montreal Wins Narrow Decision Over Pete Herman
Providence’s Young Montreal defeats former bantam champion Pete Herman at Boston Arena in a fast paced bout. Judges and referee unanimous for Montreal amid crowd support and heavy betting. Montana’s jab and footwork counter Herman’s power in a clash praised for speed. Other prelims include Young Kansas defeating Reddy Brogan and Jack Ryan beating Eddie Barcelli.
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South Boston
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Malia
Reds Fall to Pirates After Eighth Inning Collapse
Cincinnati loses 3 to 1 as Pittsburg scores three runs in the eighth. Rixey pitched well through seven, Hamilton received good support, and Reds outfielder Lee lies in a local hospital with blood poisoning in the left arm.
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Cubs Rally to Take Second Straight Over St Louis
Chicago defeats St Louis 11 to 4 after a seventh inning rally. Rivière and Kircher were forced from the mound, allowing the Cubs to erase a early deficit and seize control. The visitors led early by stringing hits off Martin before he settled.
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Comment on Sports By Arthur Duffey Harvard aims for track comeback this season
Duffey writes that Harvard’s track coach Billy Bingham is rallying a larger, more energized Crimson squad for the spring season with plans to impress at the Penn Relays. He also discusses Charley Paddock’s potential appearance at the English High School centenary games and notes strong activity in boxing and college track, including Rooney’s baseball prospects and coast trips by Wolverine athletes.
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Chelsea High Opens Season With 15 9 Win Over Braintree
Chelsea High defeated Braintree High 15 to 9 in a rain affected opener at Chelsea yesterday. Moran of Chelsea made a one handed catch to spark the game as both teams traded hits and errors in a high scoring affair.
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Red Sox Blanked as Senators Dominate Washington Series
Derrill Pratt returns for Boston but the Red Sox go scoreless in a 7 to 1 defeat to the Washington Senators. Joe Bush struggles early as Washington builds a big inning and the Sox miss chances to break through. Mike Menosky drives in Boston’s lone run while Erickson Pfeiffer? no, Erickson pitches for Washington, and Walter Johnson is noted for his strong start. Umpire Connolly’s calls spark dispute as Oscar Vitt is removed from the lineup briefly.
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Sox Even Up With Tigers
Chicago defeated Detroit 8 to 2 to level the series. Faber pitched well in relief and received solid support, while Ehmke’s wildness allowed two Chicago runs in the first and two more in the third via timely hits. Detroit's scoring came from a walk, sacrifice plays, Veach’s two-base hit, Cobb’s single, an error, and Heilmann’s single.
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No-Hit No-Run Victory For Milton In Weymouth Game
Bill Fallon of Milton High pitched a no-hit no-run win over Weymouth High. He struck out 25 batters to seal a 1-0 victory. McCarthy led the offense with a homer, a triple and two doubles in five at bats, while Lewis and Sullivan also contributed.
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Lux Fights In Scenic Star Bout In Boston Tonight
Maurey Lux of Kansas City, guided by Billy McCarney, makes his debut at the Commonwealth A. A. Scenic Temple, facing Billy Carney of New Bedford in the main bout. The card also features Jack Schoendoerf versus Larry Burns, with openers Barney Epper versus Harry Loring and Tibbie Lowrey versus Johnny Sheppard, all well known to local fans.
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America Yachts Donation Offered to Government
William A. Swan of the Eastern Yacht Club Boston offered the schooner yacht America to the government for preservation at Annapolis. Secretary Denby indicated the vessel would be accepted.
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High Cost of Insults Shows Umps Are Being Mollycoddled Too Much
A 1921 essay laments rising costs of insulting umpires in baseball, noting $25 for voicing a critique and 15 more for where to go. It contrasts past rough language with modern civility and questions if umpires are mollycoddled, while recalling harsher times and the risk to officials.
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Capablanca Lasker Chess Match Game Postponed
The 12th game in the Capablanca Lasker international match, scheduled at the Mariano Casino in Havana, was postponed on April 15. Jose R. Capablanca and Dr. Emanuel Lasker were the competitors.
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OConnell Beats Valger In 10 Round Lightweight Bout
Charlie OConnell won a newspaper decision over Benny Valger of New York in a tame ten round lightweight bout in Cleveland. The contest went the distance with no decisive knockdowns reported.
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Charlie O'Connell
Benny Valger
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Cassell Shuts Out Hyde Park 7-0 in Seven-Inning Game
Jim Cassell pitched a complete game shutout as B. C. High defeated Hyde Park High 7 to 0 in seven innings. Fryberg started for Hyde Park and faced heavier contact, while Cassell and Goldman led the Maroon attack.
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Levinsky Wins 12-Round Decision Over O Dowd in Syracuse
Battling Levinsky of New York defeated Dan O Dowd of Boston on a judges' decision after 12 hard rounds in Syracuse. Levinsky gained the victory as the crowd saw a close, spirited bout with clear scoring after the final bell.
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New York
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