Holy Cross Beats Georgetown 1-0 in 10 Innings
In Worcester on April 19 Holy Cross edged Georgetown 1-0 after ten innings. Mansfield opened the 10th with a two-base hit and scored on a fielder’s choice error. Cahill and Cantwell starred in key defensive plays to hold the Hoyas.
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Holy Cross
Georgetown
Mansfield
Cahill
R.H.E. Holy ‘Cross
Mansfield and
Sweeney
Cantwell and Mudd
Bassett
Local Golfers Open Season at Chestnut Hill Club
Chestnut Hill Golf Club opened the season with two handicap member events. A M Crosby won first prize with a net score of 33 on nine selected holes. D C Waterman and A H Taber tied for second with 33 percent. M L Crosby and A H Taber tied for first in the 18 hole contest with net 75.
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Chestnut Hill Golf Club
A. M. Crosby
D. C. Waterman
A. H. Taber
M. L. Crosby
Travers to Play Travis in Golf Finals Today
A snow and sleet storm at Garden City Golf Club failed to halt progress as Walter J. Travis, former world amateur champion, and Jerome D. Travers, Metropolitan Golf Association champion, advance to the 36 hole final set for tomorrow with strong rounds.
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Travers
Travis
New York
Garden City Golf Club
Walter J. Travis
Jerome D. Travers
Metropolitan Golf Association
Sands
Whitlatch
Allston Golf Club Opens with Handicap and Bogey Tourney
The Allston Golf Club opened its season with a handicap and bogey tournament. C. S. Cook won the first prize after 18 holes, with M. N. Jordan finishing second after matching par with Colonel Bogey.
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Allston Golf Club
C. S. Cook
M. N. Jordan
Winthrop High Beats Auburndale 6 to 9 in Rival Tilt
Winthrop High School defeated Auburndale High 9 to 6 in a close game. In another contest Winthrop beat Roxbury High 10 to 8 in a competitive matchup.
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Winthrop
Winthrop High
Auburndale High
Roxbury High
Dorchester Downs English High In Season Opener 8-3
Dorchester High defeated English High School 8 to 3 at Dunbar Avenue in the season opener. McLean and Colville led English High with hits while Dorchester benefited from key hits by Keenan Fraser and Delaney and strong relief by Riley. Hoernle left the game after an injury in the sixth inning.
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Dorchester High
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English High School
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Keenan
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Somerville Triumphs Over Rindge Manual 9-4 on Broadway Field
Somerville defeated Rindge Manual 9 to 4 on Broadway Field yesterday morning. Monroe struck out 11 for Somerville while Weber fanned 6 for Rindge Manual. Runs came from Wiley Bowlby James and Hooper among others as Somerville pulled away late.
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Rindge Manual
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Quincy A. C. Hands Out Defeat to Liederkranz
West Roxbury Liederkranz opened its season with a loss to Quincy A. C. of East Dedham 11 6. Brownie Miller pitched for Quincy A. C. with F. Miller and Collins behind him. Liederkranz batters managed 14 hits and 6 errors.
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Liederkranz
F. Miller and Collins
I’. Benkart
J. Hauck
C. Hauck
Boston Player Eliminated in London Covered Courts Final
A. F. Wilding of London defeated D. P. Rhodes of Boston in the semi finals of the covered courts down tennis championship with scores 6 3 and 6 3. Rhodes won the first game and led briefly but Wilding’s precise volleys overwhelmed the American.
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London
A. F. Wilding
D. P. Rhodes
Boston
Mass
Rhodes
Wilding
Brookline High Drops 12 Inning Thriller to Alumni 4-3
Brookline High suffered its first defeat of the season, falling to the Alumni 4 to 3 in a tense 12 inning game. The extra innings featured tight pitching and clutch hitting as the Alumni overcame an early deficit to clinch the win.
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Brookline High
Mercersburg Boys Dominate Stone 19-0 In Swinging Win
Mercersburg Academy trounced Stone School 19 to 0 as Mercersburg bats rapped 13 hits and Stone pitchers struggled. Shultz led with two hits, while Williams Aldemfer and Bubb added key singles and runs. Stone was held to three hits and never advanced past second base.
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Stone
Pennsylvania
Marlin
Mercersburg
Schultz
Williams
Aldemfer
Bubb
Alien
Boyd
Mitchell
Shultz
Loveland
H’m
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Stewart
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Bowman
Saul
Corwin
Ehman
CIA
Ehresman
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Bells
Whittemore
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Balis
Berle
Ballou & Hobigand defeat Newburyport 15 to 7
Newburyport April 19 Ballou and Hobigand defeated Newburyport High by 15 to 7. Ballou and Hobigand led from the first inning with three runs and the game featured a triple play by Siney assisted by Chick McLaughlin and Badaracco.
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Newburyport
Ballou & Hobigand
Newburyport High
Siney
Ballou
Chick
McLaughlin
Badaracco
Dedham Downs Milton in Six-Inning Opener
Dedham High opened its season at Stone Park in heavy rain and cold, defeating Milton High 7 to 1. The game ended after Milton’s sixth due to weather. Batteries O Reilley and R Harris for Dedham, Wall and Palmer for Milton.
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Dedham High
Stone Park
Milton High
Milton
R. A.B. Dedham
Tate Milton
O’reilley
R. Harris
Wall and Palmer
Hills Beat Flats in 11 Inning Oakdale Championship
Dedham April 19 Hills defeated Flats 18 to 17 in an 11 inning championship game at Oakdale. Key plays and final score highlight a thrilling long contest as Hills overcame Flats to claim the title.
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Dedham
Oakdale
Hills
Pilgrims Postpone Game With Highlanders in Rain
The Hub Pilgrims arrive in New York for a scheduled matchup with the Highlanders but will rest today as rain postpones the game.
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Husky Hub Pilgrims
Highlanders
Sports Matchups Listed For Tuesday Night Action
American basketball card shows Boston at New York Detroit at Cleveland St Louis at Chicago and Washington at Philadelphia on schedule for the evening.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Won
Los
Newyeland
Erseesreseeetor
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Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
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Erreweres
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Brooklyn-Philadelphia
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Walsh Shuts Out St Louis as Chicago Wins
Chicago defeats St Louis 1 to 0 at the American league park. Walsh pitched and fielded well for the winners while A Jones scored the lone run on a double steal. St. Louis batsmen failed to reach first base.
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Chicago
St. Louis
F. Jones
Walsh
Corner Responsible for Tenney's Defeat in Wet Boston Morning
A raw chilly morning saw the New York Giants beat the Boston Beaneaters 4 to 1 as Dorner struggled and Tenney's men faltered. Dorner’s pitching woes and poor fielding opened gaps with Dorner walking and passing, while Ames shut Boston’s hits and McGraw’s lineup rolled on.
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Fred Tenney
McGraw
New York Giants
Giants
John Dovey
Dorner
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Tenney
Ames
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Dahlen
Corcoran
McGann
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Bates
Cleveland Defeats Detroit 4 to 1 in Cold Game
Cleveland defeats Detroit 4 to 1 as pitcher's duel and costly Detroit errors stand out. Siever and Liebhardt pitched well. Cleveland outhit Detroit 8 to 6 with Plick and Lajoie collecting two base hits. Bay and O'Leary added sacrifice plays while Stovall turned a double play. Bradley stole a base.
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Liebhardt
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Lajoie
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Bradley
Stovall
O' Loughlin
POE
Beeeer
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Mattapan Juniors Beat Longwood 2ds at Jones Field
The Mattapan Juniors defeated the Longwood 2ds of Roxbury 8 to 4 at Jones Field in Mattapan yesterday morning. It was the season opener for both teams, with White delivering a solid pitching performance for the win.
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Jones’ Field
Mattapan
Longwood 2Ds
Roxbury
White
Rhodes and Sullivan Exhibit Ends in Draw in Portland
In Portland Missouri on April 19 the Rhodes Sullivan bout drew after six rounds of two minutes due to poor attendance. The referee ruled the exhibition a draw. Earlier in the program George Phalen was knocked out in the first round by Billy Connaty of Cambridge.
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Portland
Billy Rhodes
Tommy Sullivan
George Phalen
Billy Connaty
Cambridge
60 to 1 shot wins Aqueduct race in late surge
At Aqueduct New York April 19 a 60 to 1 long shot Fresh upset Youthful in the last stride of the third race. Youthful swung from 20 to 1 to 7 to 2 but Fresh prevailed by a head. Okenite won the Avenue stakes easily. Other winners were Ed Hall Dr Gardner Molesey and Lady Isabel in respective races.
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Aqueduct
Youthful
Fresh
Okenite
Ed Hall
Dr. Gardner
Molesey
Lady Isabel
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