No Hit Game for George Mogridge
George Mogridge of the New York Highlanders pitched superbly to limit the Boston Red Sox to one run and earn a no hitter through eight innings in a 2 1 victory at Fenway Park. A late Boston rally failed as two misplays and an error doomed the Red Sox in the ninth.
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Fenway Park
George Mogridge
New York Highlanders
New Yorker
Dutch Leonard
Peckinpaugh
Sox
Boston
Jimmy Walsh
Larry Gardner
Mike McNally
Gardner
New York
Harry Hooper
Highlanders
Gilhooly
High
Maisel
Hooper
Pipp
Red Sox
Magee
Lewis
Walker
Scott
Mogridge
Leonard
Aragon
Baker
Dutch
Nanamaker
Baumann
Barry
Gainer
Walsh
McNally
Red Sox Score New York in Ninth Inning Rally
The New York game ends 2 8 2718 for Boston and 0 270 10 for the visitors as Peckinpaugh drives in the deciding run in the ninth due to a misplay by Cady. De Mar is highlighted for his racing history and a boxing charity carnival in aid of the Red Cross is planned with Jim Coffey and Benny Leonard tied to the event.
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New York
Boston
Po.a
A. Gilhooley
Frooper
High
Barry
Miller
Gainer
Maisel
Lewis If
Pipp
Walker
Aragon
Gardner
Mages
McNally
Peckin’gh
Scottes
Nanama'r
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Mogridge
Leonardo
Peckinpaugh
Cady
Nunamaker
Peck
Red Cross Fund
Billy Gibson
Jim Coffey
Benny Leonard
Answers to Queries on Pitchers and Players
The questions cover Joe Wood and Fritz Maisel with mixed, partly incorrect data. Joe Wood has not pitched a full game yet this season. he won 15 and lost 5 in 1915. Maisel has been with the Yankees since 1918, coming from the Baltimore in the Eastern League by purchase. A note on New England intercollegiate championships reports no official statement yet and May 25 26 at Franklin Field are listed as planned with no firm decision. Andy Kelly has not officially run 100 yards. his best is 94.5 seconds from last spring's New England Intercollegiate meet.
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Joe Wood
Cleveland
Wood
New England
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Andy Kelly
Baseball echoes and college sports notes from era
The column comments on Wild Bill Donovan and the Yankees facing George Mogridge, praising their strong pitching and predicting jubilation for New York. It notes Clark Griffith and Walter Johnson, Harvard plans to keep sports, and previews a Philadelphia relay carnival with Harvard Yale and Princeton entries. It highlights Bill Kennedy Sid Hatch and praises Clarence De Mar as the real star of the Boston Marathon.
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Philadelphia
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Billy Meanix
Ryan
Crimson
Johnny Mack
Keane Fitzpatrick
Bill Kennedy
Sid Hatch
Clarence de Mar
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Tyrone
Cluett, Peabody & Co, Incmakers
de Mar
Fritz Maisel
Yankees
Baltimore
Purchase
Arthur Duffey
Wild Bill Donovan
Bill
Clark Griffith
Senators
Walter Johnson
Star of the Visitors
Cambridge
Liberty
Howell Motor Car Company
Massachusetts Ave
Burley
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American Tobacco Co
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Ucky Ware
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