Giants Triumph Over Braves 4-2 in New York
Giants defeat the Braves 4 to 2 as Burns hits a late home run with Benny Kauff on base. Nehf pitches well but loses to Tesreau who yields two runs with two outs in the eighth inning. Wickland stars for Boston with two doubles though the surge comes short.
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Pirates Defeat Cardinals 5 to 1 in Opening Game
St Louis April 22 Pirates win 5 to 1 as Hamilton out pitched Packard and Pittsburgh bats explode. McKechnie drives in a run on a first inning single after tripled by McKechnie. Carey hits a home run in seventh for Cardinals scoring. Baird and Cruise spark late offense. Hamilton and Schmidt contribute key hits and runs.
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Bond Drive Appeal Urges Civic Duty to Buy Bonds
We must preserve our institutions, whose splendid structure has been reared by 142 years of patriotic labor. Each of us is called upon to do his full share. The duty of the hour is to buy a bond.
Oeschger Shuts Out Brooklyn in Season Opener
Philadelphia pitcher Oeschger blanked Brooklyn 3 to 0 in his first start of the season. Brooklyn had six hits but never stranded more than one runner in an inning. Philadelphia offense scored in the third and added two more runs as Grimes struggled, with Bancroft and Oeschger driving in runs.
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Reds even series with Cubs in second game 3-2
Cincinnati tied the set with Chicago by winning the second game 3-2. Roush went four for four with a run, theft, and the decisive score came in the seventh when he singled, stole second, and scored on Chase’s single. Schneider struggled in relief, and Eller earned the win.
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Tigers Tie Record As Collins Plays In 472nd straight game
Detroit beat Chicago 7 to 3 in Chicago. Eddie Collins tied the major league consecutive games played record at 472, matching Sam Crawford of Detroit. Collins began in 1914 with Philadelphia, has not missed a game since. Detroit exposed Chicago fielding miscues as James outpitched Cicotte, with Bush, Vitt and Walker delivering key hits.
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War Bonds Call to Aid the Government Drive
In a patriotic bid to support national efforts, citizens are urged to invest wages in government bonds as a tangible expression of loyalty to liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The appeal frames bond purchases as a duty aiding Freedom’s war.
Britt versus Tendler Prolonged 12 Round Arena Bout
Frankie Britt of New Bedford and Lew Tendler of Philadelphia prepare for a 12 round match at the Arena as fans expect Britt to edge Tendler on form. Much depends on Tendler's showing after his Saturday bout with Terry Brooks in Philadelphia.
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Britt Faces Tendler In Tough Quaker Showdown Tonight
Britt has benefited from luck and class, often overcoming tired adversaries as Tendler prepares to challenge him after a Saturday win by Tendler. Britt aims to erase a Baltimore loss and prove form as three prelims feature Joe Gans and Battling Thomas in an Arena card.
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Panama
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Boxing Gossip and Bout Prospects at the Arena
Boxing chatter centers on middleweight seeks a Robson bout, Johnny Wilson’s protege under discussion for a winner take all engagement at the Arena. Gussie Lewis and other bantams plan early city appearances, with local bouts proposed against Butler, Powers, and Joe Jeanette. Multiple matchups eyed across towns, including plans for 10 round ties and potential eliminations for heavyweight clashes amid managerial maneuvering and venue considerations.
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Dave Powers
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Liberty Bonds Slogan Update Prompting Public Support
A slogan update promotes Liberty as freedom tied to bonds. The message urges purchase of Liberty bonds to sustain liberty and autocratic resistance, framing the bonds as the path to retain liberty and national strength.
Gas Tablets for Stomach Gas Ad
Neal's Gas Tablets promise relief from gas and bloating after meals. Advertises money back guarantee and availability at reliable drug stores with a one tablet occasional dose.
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Will Fight Service at Cost Plan for Boston Elevated
The Public Service Commission opposes the service at cost plan for the Boston Elevated under five trustees. Chairman Macleod testified before the ways and means committee amid hearings on the bill, outlining why the commission believes the bill should not be enacted. The commission asserts its view on the bill’s main features.
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Public Ownership Plan for Subways Receives Sharp Scrutiny
A Boston commission analyzes a bill proposing public control of the metropolitan subway, five trustees appointed by the Governor and Mayor, public funding for fixed charges, and possible Commonwealth ownership of the Cambridge line. Critics warn the contract terms favor stockholders, burden riders, and risk long-term unsatisfactory outcomes.
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Reagan and Socco Draw For East Boston Lightweight Title
Reagan and Young Socco battled 12 rounds in the feature bout with Referee Fleming calling it a draw. Socco pressed hard but Reagan used clever boxing to offset the Italian’s power, keeping the title in abeyance. Demers of New Bedford defeated Dannie Perveese of New York in a 10-round semi final. O'Neill of Lynn defeated Chaney of Beachmont in six rounds.
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Newton 4 Watertown 0 victory at Claflin Field
Newton defeated Watertown High 4 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Claflin Field Newtonville. Hugh earned the decision for Newton while third baseman Henry Garrity sat out with a severe cold at home.
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Fire Causes Death Of Local Grocer Theodore Stevens
Flames from clothing touched by an overturned lamp caused a fatal blaze that followed a trip over a mat. Theodore A. Stevens, 74, a grocer at 762A Shawmut Avenue, died last evening in the incident.
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Treasury plea to beat the Huns with dollars and guns
The Treasury Department urges citizens to support the war effort by buying bonds. The message frames patriotism as a duty and encourages buying a bend to finance military needs.
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Boston College Track Omen At Work For New England Intercollegiates
Coach Fowler trains BC track stars daily at Alumni Field ahead of the May 8 meet at Tech Field. McNamara shows strong form and is expected to be a top scorer. Hannon Barry Douglas Dolan Cummings Harrington Kelly Mahan OBrien Mulligan and Dempsey train for events, with Charley Hamlin visiting to assist the squad.
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Harvard Practice Limited to 3 Days Weekly
Athletes at Harvard may practice only three days per week with drills on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. On other days military work will take precedence, restricting attendance and scheduling of athletic sessions.
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Borlund Elected 1921 Harvard Freshman Crew Captain
John N. Borlund of Bedford Hills New York was yesterday elected captain of the Harvard freshman crew. The first and second crews voted with Borlund prepar ing for Harvard at Groton. He has stroked the 1921 shell during spring practice.
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Mike Brady to Leave Oakley for Naval Service
Massachusetts open golf champion Mike Brady will cancel all matches in the Red Cross fundraiser section as he departs Oakley on May 1. He will leave Boston a week to 10 days later and enlist in the Naval Reserve in San Francisco for extended service.
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