Live Wires trounce Heps 10 to 2 at South End grounds
Phillies rout the Heps 10 to 2 as Doom's Live Wires tally eleven singles two doubles and a triple with four passes and two errors. Notable plays include Lobert and Paskett two clutch catches and Knabe tripling scoring Welch. Spratt pinch hits and Clarke draws his third walk.
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AT LAST THE CUBS WIN A GAME
Chicago broke its losing streak by defeating Pittsburgh 7 to 2. Adams was wild and the club played ragged ball. MelIntire pitched well and fanned most Chicago hitters except Clarke Hunter and Gardner.
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Highlanders Beat Washington In Extra Inning Victory
New York bunched hits in the first and 10th innings to defeat Washington 8 to 6. Otey, subbing for Walker, pitched well until the late rally. Milan's fielding and Knight's bat are noted features.
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Princeton and Georgetown Tie After 13 Inning Baseball Game
Princeton and Georgetown battled to a 2 to 2 tie in 13 innings in Washington. Woodle of Princeton set a strikeout record, fanning two batters in the game. An error in the sixth inning allowed Georgetown to score twice and tie the contest before darkness ended play.
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Boston at Philadelphia and Other NBA Matchups
The card lists games including Boston visiting Philadelphia, New York at Washington, Cleveland at Detroit, and Chicago at St. Louis to outline a midweek NBA schedule.
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National baseball matchups listed for Philadelphia and Boston
National schedule lists Philadelphia at Boston Pittsburg at Chicago Brooklyn at New York St. Louis at Cincinnati with the pairings highlighting major league cities and rivalries for upcoming games.
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Olmsted Pitches White Sox to Victory in St Louis
Chicago blanked St Louis 8 to 0 as Olmsted scattered four hits. Callahan starred with solid defense and timely hitting to pace the White Sox in the April 17 game in St Louis.
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Old Plank Hoodoo Is Still at Work
In Philadelphia on April 17, the Red Sox lost 1 0 to the Athletics. Plank’s pitching and stellar defense kept Boston from scoring as 11 runners left on base and a single in the second inning produced the only run. Lord Oldring and Murphy made key catches to preserve the shutout behind Karger, while Williams and Engle delivered multiple hits for Philadelphia.
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Brookline Grinds Out 8 5 Win Over Brookline High in Sloppy Game
Brookline High School of Commerce edged Brookline High 8 to 5 as errors and base stealing dominated a loosely played contest at Brookline yesterday. Morse and Kerr led scoring with two and two runs respectively while Kerr also stole bases and Brookline committed 18 errors.
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Lowell Beats Syracuse in Cold Weather Exhibition
Lowell of the New England league used four pitchers three catchers and twenty players in an 18 to 3 victory over Syracuse of the New York State League in seven and a half innings called due to cold. Left fielder Magee starred for Lowell with four hits two for extra bases.
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First day of schoolboy crew workouts across five schools
A cold wind made the season’s opening practice difficult as five schools fielded crews under Greer and Graney. Cambridge Latin, Brookline High, Volkmann, Noble and Greenough, and Roxbury Latin were on the river with lighter boats while Boston Latin delayed their first crew until this afternoon.
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Newton High Beats Roxbury Latin In Eight Run Rally
Newton High defeated Roxbury Latin 30 to 6 at Claflin Field Newtonville in a game routed by errors. Whitney and Wellman pitched for Newton High with Littlefield and Packard in the battery Roxbury Latin struggled throughout as the final score showed.
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Tufts Loses to New Haven Team In Connecticut League Game
Tufts pitcher Smith allowed no earned runs but fielding errors, including a muffed fly and an overthrow, cost the collegians against New Haven. Chapman left with a split finger in the fourth. Larkin batted well with three hits driving in three Tufts runs.
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College Scores Across Regions Highlight Varied Results
Across multiple venues listed scores show Hartford 6 over Hartford 4, Worcester 18 over Albany 8, Bridgeport 8 over Newark 2, Waterbury 6 over Jersey City 3, Wilkes Barre 11 over Toronto, Charlottesville 4 with Virginia 0, Springfield 14 over Utica, Portsmouth Yale over Portsmouth on wet grounds, and Baltimore Mt. St. Josephs 18 over Rutgers 13.
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