Double Win for Red Sox at Fenway Patriots Day
Boston Red Sox revived fan enthusiasm with a double win at Fenway Park on Patriots Day. Waite Hoyt shut out the New York Yankees in the morning 6 to 0, while the Red Sox overwhelmed the visitors 8 to 3 in the afternoon, drawing over 35,000 fans.
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Babe Ruth
Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox
Miller Huggins
Yankees
New Yorkers
Waite Hoyt
Boston
Patriots
Pipp
New York Yankees
Scott
Red Sox
New York
Sox Fans Break Fence in Red Sox Yankee Duel
Boston fans surged into Fenway for a doubleheader victory over the Yankees. Carl Mays faced hostility as he started, but Red Sox offense led by McNally and strong defense from Menaskey Foster and McInnis secured a sweep. Bush delivered a masterful afternoon outing amid a chaotic crowd scene.
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Sox
George Mogridge
Huggins
Yankees
Boston
Carl Mays
Red Sox
Menaskey
Foster
McInnis
McNally
Barrow
Mays
Wood- Johnson
Bush
Pennock
Hugginsites
Josephus
Tor Bush
Yankees and Red Sox Play By Play Dull Morning Game
In the morning game the Yankees see limited bats as Ruth Meusel and others fail to reach beyond the infield. Vick doubles in the third but stranded. Scott hits a three base hit, Walters drives in the first run, Hooper scores on a double steal, and Ruth singles in the fourth before a Pipp sacrifice ends the frame.
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Yankees
Red Sox
Ruth
Meusel
Vick
Scott
Fang
Walters
Hoyt
Hooper
Pratt
McNally
Mike
Peckinpaugh
Menaskey
Pipp
Poston
Lewis
Tee
Hannah
Mogridge
McGraw
Boston Ween
Vick Ruth
Graw
Peckinto Pratt
Aie
Pectin Foster
Meee
Paulas Geanette
Ted Ectsrty
Bush
May
Peck
Lewie
Fratt
Hendryx
Boston
McInnis
Foster
Devine
Ruel
O’doul
Mays
Shore
Ernie
Rafe
Collins
Duffy Lewis Shows Batting Points In Narrow Shutout
Menoskey made three fine catches and Lewis showed promise as his successor. Babe Ruth doubled late but Boston could not score as McGraw shut out the Yankees. Hooper stole two bases and Hendryx contributed the fourth straight hit.
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Duffy Lewis
Menoskey
Mike
K. of C
Menaskey
Bush Fans Tough Day as Yankees Edge Red Sox in Duel
In a tense afternoon game, Bush receives a loud ovation amid a lineup of defensive highlights and key hits. Pipp, Ruth, and McNally spark Boston yet the Yankees break through with late runs, Hendryx and McInnis delivering timely hits to seal a 3-2 win.
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Mays
New York
Fenway Park
New England
Shore
Lewis
Ruth
Boston
Ore
McNally
Scott
McInnis
Hooper
Big Babe
Mike McNally
Sox
Washington Victory Notes and Pitching Details
Two-base hits by Gharrity Rice and S Harris provide offense while Milan and Roth steal bases. Dugan-to-Griffin double play ends a frame as Schacht and Perry log most innings. Errors and walks noted with noted umpires and game time of about 1 hour 41 minutes.
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S Perry
P Tiyatt
Harris
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Bighee
Harrie
Rommel
Washington
Gharri Rice
Milan
Roth
S. Harris
Gharrity
Griffin
OW Schacht
Perry
BR. Harris
Schacht
Wild
Barry Wins Problem Chess at Tremont Temple Meet
More than 100 New England chess players gathered at Tremont Temple for a Boylston Chess Club event. John F. Barry won the problem tourney, Allen won the elimination, Gandil led rapid transit, and Team 1 captured the team match. A late exhibition had H. Daniele playing 18 boards simultaneously.
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Boylston Chess Club
New England
John F. Barry
Allen
Purington
H. T. Gandil
Daniels
Boylston
H. Daniele
Indians Win Game in Ninth In Cleveland Thriller
Cleveland defeated Detroit 7 to 6 in the ninth inning as Nunamaker drove in the tying run with a single and stole, then O Meara doubled with the bases loaded in the seventh. Nunamaker, the third Cleveland first baseman used, doubled with the bases full to tie the score. Oldham started strong but faded in the seventh as Detroit self inflicted most of its runs with errors.
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Detroit Today
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O'Meill
Oldham
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Fitchburg Beats Leominster 11 to 4 in Holiday Opener
Fitchburg High routed Leominster 11 to 4 before a holiday crowd. Pitcher Cote worked effectively for Fitchburg while Lancey took the loss for Leominster as errors and timely hitting tilted the game in Fitchburg's favor.
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Madden
Tae
Larpey
Beauregard
Pottala
Bornallie
Farrell
Limard
Fitzgerald Terpey
Gibbons
Cook
Camtoes
Crowley
Tarpey
Fitzgerald
Rabbit Maranville’s errors doom Braves in Dodgers 4 to 2 loss
Brooklyn at Ebbets Field defeats Boston 4 to 2 as Walter Maranville misplays three grounders and a wild throw amplify the Dodgers’ two runs in the second inning. Grimes and Fillingim both allow eight hits in a pitchers’ duel with Grimes collecting three hits for Brooklyn.
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