Red Sox Split Double Bill as Highlanders Lead AAC Race
Fairweather’s Red Sox won half of yesterday’s Fenway double bill but the split allowed the Highlanders to move atop the American league standings after beating the Athletics. The Sox departed town trailing the New York pennant chasers.
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Red Sox Split Doubleheader With Senators Behind Strong Pitching
Boston lost the forenoon game 6 to 2 as Washington capitalized on early errors. In the afternoon the Red Sox won 2 to 0 behind Dutch Leonard and a shutout, drawing a crowd near 22,000. Foster faced Boehling in a lengthy rematch, but Leonard shut down Washington after Moeller’s opener and Milan’s fielding stoppages.
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Joe Boehling
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Gardner's Three Base Hit Sparks Gallia Win
In an eight inning game Gallia defeated Boston 6 to 3. Morgan Henriksen and Barry had two-base hits, Gardner tallied a three-base hit, with Henry Shorten and McBride adding sacrifice plays. Leonard and Gallia combined for seven innings with Gallia allowing six hits, attendance 21,997. Umpires Dineen and Nallin.
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Brown Defeats Colgate at Andrews Field 6 to 2 in Poor Fielding Day
Brown wins 6 to 2 over Colgate at Andrews Field despite seven Brown errors. Healey pitched well for Brown, allowing five hits, while Davidson and Robertson hit two apiece. Dwyer led Colgate with two safeties as Brown’s batting order shift produced four runs in the third.
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White Sox name Eddie Collins captain in surprise move
Chicago April 19 manager Clarence Rowland of the White Sox announced Eddie Collins as captain. Collins will serve in the new role in the game against Detroit tomorrow.
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Rindge Edges Somerville High 6-5 in Tight Win
Kelleher's strong pitching and St. Angelo's struggles at short aided Rindge in a 6-5 victory over Somerville High yesterday afternoon.
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Yankees Take Lead With 2 1 Victory Over Athletics
New York seized the American League lead by defeating Philadelphia 2 to 1. Markle pitched for the Yankees, holding the Athletics to three hits, while Crowell pitched seven innings for Philadelphia, allowing four hits. Errors in the first inning helped New York score as Maisel walked and scored on Gilhooley's infield single, with Gilhooley later scoring on Oldring's muff of Baker's fly.
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Stolen bases andfielding notes from New York Philadelphia game
In New York Philadelphia action Baker and Walsh stole bases while Walsh and Baker also contributed sacrifice hits and a sacrifice fly. Double plays featured Gedeon to Peckinpaugh to Pipp and Witt to Lajoie to McInnis. Markle allowed three hits and one run in seven innings, Crowell four hits and one run in seven, Myers one hit in one. Merkie struck out seven, Crowell two. Passed ball by Murphy. Umpires Owens and Capnolly. Time b 37m.
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Red Sox announce 37 players in road squad to Philadelphia
Twenty one men depart for Philadelphia last night. Pitchers Leonard Ruth Shore Foster McHale Pennock and Jones lead the list along with catchers Thomas Agnew Carrigan and Cady infielders Hoblitzell Scott Barry Janvrin Gardner and McNally outfielders Hooper Lewis Henriksen and Shorten Mays and Walker remain in the city sick but expect to rejoin on the road likely during the New York series where Gainer may report Gregg and catcher Haley stay behind Lore V. Bader was sold to Buffalo last night.
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Brookline High Defeats Weymouth 5 to 2 in Ragged Game
Brookline High beat Weymouth High 5 to 2 at Brookline Field yesterday. Arthur and Dwyer held hittype scattered as both teams traded runs. Batteries were Arthur and Fiske for Brookline, Dwyer and Candrick for Weymouth. An illustrated Easter feature appears in the next Sunday Post.
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Browns Trim White Sox 6-2 in Chicago
St Louis hammered Cicotte to win 6 2 over the White Sox as Weisman held Chicago except in the third inning. A Felsch home run after a Terry pass produced Chicago’s two runs. Lavan’s fielding stood out.
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Baseball Game Box Score Summary
Bases on balls Off Weilman 3 off Cicotte 3 off Scott 1 off Wolfgang 1. Hits and earned runs Off Weilman 4 hits 2 runs in innings off Cicotte 9 hits 3 runs in 6 2-3 innings off Scott no hits 1 run none out in 9th off Wolfgang 1 hit 1 run in 1 inning. Struck out By Weilman 2 by Cicotte 2. Wild pitch Weisman. Umpires Hildebrand and O'Loughlin. Time 2h.
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Malden High opens league with win over Melrose High
Malden High defeated Melrose High 5 runs in the fourth inning and 2 more in the eighth after a scoreless start. Rounds Doyle Urann Lowenstein Alberts Murphy led the offense as Tirrell took the loss for Melrose. Attendance reached about 1,500.
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Alumni 8, Milford High 5 in Town Park tilt
Milford High School fell 8 to 5 to the Alumni in a tight morning game at Town Park. Adams starred at short for the Alumni and Bruce made notable plays for Milford. Final line shows Alumni 21 hits 16 errors to Milford 8 runs 6 errors. Batteries Mahoney Grayson for Alumni Murphy Bruce for Milford.
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Hold Run to Worcester Holds Largest Bay State Ride
The Bay State Motorcycle Club staged its biggest run yet from Boston to Worcester and back, with over 100 machines of varied models. President Jess Campbell led the first division at 10:25 from Park Square, followed by two divisions toward Worcester where Worcester Motor Cycle Club members greeted riders at Wachusett Dam, then up to Boston. Women participated, including Edith Haines as the sole woman driver on the trip.
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Quincy High Triumph Over Alumni in Merry Mount Showdown
Quincy High School edged the Alumni 6 to 5 in a brisk morning contest at Merry Mount Park yesterday. Players listed include Batteries Haskins Hopper Bar Hamlin Andrews and O'Donnell with team names and scores noted in the readable lines.
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