Red Sox Fall As Senators Rally To 12 4 Victory
The Red Sox endured a lopsided 12 to 4 defeat to the Senators on Patriots Day. Washington pitchers Dolly Gray and others handled the visitors while Boston’s anemic hitting and fielding miscues aided the sweep.
Red Sox Drift To Loss As Senators Rally In Slugging Game
Boston errors and a string of miscues aid Washington in a high scoring affair led by Elberfeld and Milan. Collins blanks Senators for three innings while Elberfeld and Gessler spark late danger, Hooper slips in left field, and Milan, Gessler, and McBride drive the visitors to victory with five runs in the sixth.
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Mayor Gaynor Triumphs At Polo Grounds Opening
New York April 20 The Giants beat Boston 4 to 0 in the National League opener before a 25 000 crowd Mayor Gaynor received an unprecedented public demonstration as he walked the field Wiltse pitched two hitter 9 hits for Boston Devlin starred with two doubles and a single Merkle and Meyers contributed timely hits while Mattern struggled in five innings in relief Boston's offense was scarce and the Giants capitalized with strong defense and clutch hitting.
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Quakers Win First Game in Brooklyn
Philadelphia opened the National Sea season in Brooklyn with a parade and ceremonies. Dahlen received a flowership welcome, Jacklitsch from Brooklyn earned a diamond pin, and Philadelphia won 4 to 3 as Beaumont hit a third inning homer.
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Pocket Time Savers The I C S Hand Books Offer Time Saving Formulas
The International Correspondence Schools promote pocket sized hand books designed for workers across trades. Electrical workers Building trades Machinists Office workers Mariners and more offer illustrated pages and instant information access. Prices shown highlight value and leather or cloth bindings. Free exhibit at 9 Boylston St Boston.
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Three Cardinals On When Game Was Called
National news item from St. Louis reports that on April 20 the game was halted in the eighth inning with three St. Louis players on base and one out remaining. Umpire O'Day stopped play, ending the contest under tense call circumstances.
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Baseball matchups listed for Boston New Yorks and others
Schedules show Boston against New Yorks and Philadelphia facing Brooklyn. Cincinnati plays Chicago and St Louis meets Pittsburgh in the lineup.
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Joss Pitches No Hit Victory in Cleveland Win
Addie Joss threw the season s first no hit contest today guiding Cleveland to a 1 0 win over Chicago. Only three locals reached first base two on walks and one on an error by Bradley, with Joss adding ten assists in the field.
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Williams Breaks Princeton Streak in 12 Inning Win
In Princeton New Jersey April 20 Williams toppled Princeton 2 to 0 in 12 innings. Hamilton reached on an error in the 13th as Mills and Shons singled to drive in the runs. Templeton and Lewis paired with Williams for Williams while White and Dawson caught for Princeton.
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Penn baseball defeats Albright 13 to 3 in Philadelphia
The University of Pennsylvania baseball team routed Albright College 13 to 3 in Philadelphia. Eisenberger Shipe and Ber jen pitched, while Pierce Marshall and Cozens batted for Penn. Albright managed three runs with scattered hits as Penn dominated from start to finish.
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