Dodgers Beat Braves 10 to 3 in Muted First-Game Mixup
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Boston Braves 10 to 3 on a damp afternoon. A two-base sequence by Daubert and later miscues by Red Smith and Koney set the tone, while a midgame altercation between Rabbitt Maranville and Olson led to their ejection. The Dodgers pulled ahead early and widened the margin with timely hits and Braves errors, finishing with a lopsided win despite the rough play.
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Daubert
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Compton
Maranville
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John Evers
Wilhoit
Rabbit
Eddie Collins
Mowrey
O'Mara
Dick Egan
Magee Injury Not So Bad As Initial Reports
Early reports on Sherwood Magee wrist injury show it is not as severe as feared. A physician says a small bone is broken but will heal quickly and Magee, with his arm in a sling, was at Braves Field and batted in the 4th inning.
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Magee
Braves Field
George Stallings
Umpire ruling limits interference calls on third base runners
New York April 21 The National League issued instructions to umpires that base runners at third will not be ruled out for coach interference when a coach touches or holds the runner only to assist him in returning or leaving third base The ruling interprets section 17 of rule 56 and becomes effective tomorrow Copies were sent to club presidents.
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John K. Tener
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Yale and Penn crews finish final workouts on Schuylkill
Yale and University of Pennsylvania rowing teams completed their last workouts on the Schuylkill River ahead of tomorrow’s races. Both squads practiced in the morning and again in the afternoon with light sessions.
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Baseball Schedule Highlights from Major Leagues
In the American League Boston visits Philadelphia and Cleveland goes to St. Louis New York plays Washington Chicago hosts Detroit In the National League Brooklyn meets Boston Cincinnati faces Chicago Philadelphia meets New York and St Louis clashes with Pittsburg.
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Local Scores Include Newark Victory Over Bridgeport
Newark edged Bridgeport 1 to 0 in an early morning football clash. Later results show Newark 7 Bridgeport 4 in a separate game and Toronto 5 Newtower 1, Providence 5 Hartford 1 in regional play.
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Phillies Beat Giants 6 to 2 in New York
Philadelphia defeated New York 6 to 2 as Demaree, a former Giant, held the team to three hits. The Phillies broke the tie in the eighth with three runs off errors by Doyle and Fletcher and hits by Paskert and Cravath to seal the win.
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Moran Morris Bout Set for May 30 in Tulsa
Articles were signed today for a 10 round boxing bout on May 30 in Tulsa between Frank Moran of Pittsburg and Carl Morris of Sapulpa Oklahoma.
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Okla
Frank Moran
Pittsburg
Carl Morris
Sapulpa
Pittsburg Defeats St Louis 8 to 0 in Baseball Iowa
Pittsburg beat St Louis 8 to 0 as Harmon held the visitors to two hits. In the second inning Hinchman walked, Wagner tripled, a hit batsman, Viox doubled and Johnston singled to score four. Wagner added a second triple and a sacrifice fly in the fourth. Viox homered with two on in the eighth.
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Yale Wins Game From Penn 1 0
Philadelphia April 21 Yale University defeated the University of Pennsylvania 1 to 0 at Frank Line Field. A healthy three-base blow and a pair of Penn errors sparked Yale to the win.
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Walsh Blossoms as First String Pitcher in Key Win
Larry Walsh, after three years with the Blue varsity, pitched superbly with only four hits allowed and none reaching third base by Penn. He sparked the lone run, blasting Swigler’s pitch for a three-base hit in the third inning and later scoring on an error. Swigler matched with solid form for the Red and Blue, allowing five hits and fanning five. The score,
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Swigler
Strand Sells to Toledo Pitcher Paul Strand Joins Club
Roger Bresnahan of the Toledo American Association club announced the purchase of left handed pitcher Paul Strand from the Boston Nationals. Strand, who has been with the Braves for two years, won six games and lost two last season and will join the Toledo team at once.
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Newton High Edges Thayer 2 1 At Claflin Field
Newton High defeated Thayer Academy 2 1 in a pitching duel at Claflin Field Newtonville yesterday afternoon. Captain Comick and Hanson starred on the mound with Hanson recording 13 strikeouts after the first inning. Newton produced runs on hits by McNamara and Fitzgerald and a Bryson double driving in the runners. Thayer scored in the seventh on two hits including a scratch single.
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Collegiate Track News and Baseball Notes From Tufts to Harvard
Tufts baseball on a strong Southern tour shows a clean slate for Medford collegians. Harvard targets the intercollegiate relay title led by Billy Bingham and teammates. Ted Meredith remains the formidable opponent at Franklin Field. Bernie Wefers moves from Columbia to Fordham changing New York college athletics. Yale’s Johnny Overton appears dominant in the upcoming intercollegiate games. A Brookline fan proposes flag signaling Braves Field game outcomes.
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Crimson
Ted Meredith
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Meredith
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Bernie Wefers
Georgetown
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Wefers
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Harry Babcock
Ray Bonsib
Frank Brady
Tom Black
New York College
Braves Field flag plan teases postgame outcome cue
After the game crowds at Braves Field await the result. Warren proposes signaling with flags: a white flag and red ball with a B if the Braves win, and a white flag with a blue diamond and white O if they lose.
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Answers About W D Brown Marathon History and Roths Entered
The letter asks if W D Brown who finished fifth in the B A A Marathon previously ran long races. It cites Brown winning the Acme A A Run at 17 and racing in Worcester county, with a prior B A A Marathon showing him high among leaders two years earlier. It also confirms two Arthur Roths entered the Marathon, one from Mohawk A C New York and one from Dorchester Club.
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Mohawk A. C
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Virginia Beats Princeton 2 to 1 in Ninth Inning
Virginia defeated Princeton 2 to 1 in Charlottesville as Chaplin drew two walks, Berkeley sacrificed and Douglas mishandled a throw to the plate for the decisive run in the ninth. Driggs hit the visitors only run, with Calloway Gwathmey Chaplin and Douglas listed in the battery.
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Lively Golf Tourneys Set For Lexington Concord Arlington
Lexington Golf Club starts its first round of the season trophy tournament on the North Lexington links. Concord Country Club plans medal play over nine holes with one third handicap.
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