Giants Dominate Phillies 7 1 in Yet Another Win
In New York on April 24 the Giants routed Philadelphia 7 to 1 in the third game of the series. Moore started for Philadelphia and lasted two innings, allowing five hits and four baserunners, including Shafer’s two run homer. Nelson relieved and limited the Giants to four hits as Ames pitched well for Philadelphia and notable catches by Doyle Burns and Murray highlighted the game.
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Boston Truck Interests Rally Against $5 Per Ton Fee
The motor truck interests of Boston met at the City Club to oppose Senate bill 484 proposing a $5 per ton registration fee on all Massachusetts trucks. Day Baker led the group and outlined protest points while planning to request a hearing and appoint a committee to urge Governor Foss to appoint an independent study of highway taxation.
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School crews row in fine weather on river
Rowing teams from two city associations trained in ideal conditions. Seven crews practiced with steady progress, including Volkmann, Stone, and Nobles from the Union Boat Club. On the upper river, English High, Boston Latin, Boston College High, and High School of Commerce also worked out.
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Strict Training for Harvard Team Enters Second Phase
Harvard varsity baseball players begin a strict training period with 11 men on the training table at the Varsity Club. Among those eating at the table are Captain Dana and 10 teammates including Wingate Ayers Clark Felton Frye Gannett Hardwick Hardy Milholland Tomes and Young.
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Russell R. Ayers
Sid P. Clark
Samuel M. Felton
Russell B. Frye
Robert T. Gannett
Huntington R. Hardwick
Everett C. Hardy
John A. Milholland
Alexander Tomes
William B. Young
Goulette Beats Butler for New England Welterweight Title
Crackerjack Butler of Brockton lost to Peter Goulette of Woodnsock at the Grand Opera House in a two falls to one decision for the New England welterweight championship. Butler won the first fall in 83 minutes 40 seconds with a Nelson from the rear and a head chancery hold. Goulette captured the second in 21 minutes 30 seconds with a head chancery and forearm hold, then finished in 10 minutes 30 seconds with a lower arm hold.
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Wagner to Return to Pitching in Two Weeks
April 24 report says Hans Wagner of the Pittsburg NL team has a bruised knee after an X ray examination. The team expects him to be back in action within two weeks.
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Rariden's Swat Delivers Braves Victory
Bill Rariden Braves catcher hit a decisive single yesterday driving in the winning run for the Braves. The victory sealed the game as Rariden delivered the clutch hit and sparked the team's win.
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Braves Win After 11 Innings At South End Grounds
In 11 innings Boston and Brooklyn battled evenly until the 12th when the Braves clinched victory. The game stood out as a top city matchup this year with sharp fielding and extraordinary pitching, despite fewer batting thrills.
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Baseball Showdown Ends In Braves Win After Extra Innings
James and Allen duel in a 12 inning pitchers’ battle as the Braves push across the winning run in the final frame. Rariden delivers a pinch hit single bringing Connelly home after Moran’s aggressive baserunning trouble Brooklyn.
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BC Varsity Baseball Prepares For Colby Showdown
The Boston College varsity team held a long practice session ahead of today's game vs Colby at Locust street grounds. Infield defense improved with McDonald and St Michael's play cited as reliable, Woods to pitch, Nelson likely to start behind the plate with Casey or Riley as backup due to a split finger, and a 3 15 p m start expected.
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Rhode Island State College
Cy Young Named Manager Of Cleveland Federal Club
Cy Young, veteran major league pitcher, signed to manage the Cleveland Federal league club for the coming season. Practice starts tomorrow at Luna Park as the Federals prepare to open May 8 against Covington, Kentucky, at home.
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Freshmen Meet Sophomores in BU Interclass Game
The first interclass game at Fenway grounds features Boston University freshmen versus sophomores this afternoon. Both squads have daily workouts and cuts have been made. coach Emerson monitors closely for a close contest.
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Reds Pound Five Pitchers Off Mound in 10-8 Win
Cincinnati beats St. Louis 10 to 8 as five Cardinals pitchers used, eggs efficient for Reds. Key hits include multiple doubles and three bases. Marsans Konetchy Clark Tinker among leaders. Game features pitchers used and scoring aided by passes and sacrifices.
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Lynn E. H. S. Triumphs Over Winchester High 7 to 1
Lynn English High defeated Winchester High yesterday at Winchester 7 to 1. Goddu pitched a dominant game with 14 strikeouts as Winchester produced only one run. Key contributors included O Callahan, Vose, Berry, Thurrell and Rogers for Lynn.
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Evers Denies Zimmerman Injury Rumor
Pittsburg April 24 Manager Evers denied reports that Chicago third baseman Zimmerman injured his heel and would miss games. He said there is no truth in the reports and the lineup tomorrow will remain unchanged.
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Navy and Swarthmore Tie In Coast Guard Contest
Annapolis reports a tie game between Navy and Swarthmore in a pose event. score remains undecided as the match ends without a winner.
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