Braves Win Over Dodgers in Tenth
In Washington Park on April 25 the Brooklyn Dodgers lose 7 to 5 to the Braves after a 10 inning gap where Brooklyn’s errors and bad timing doomed their effort. Perdue and the Braves prevail despite eight club fatigue and late mistakes by Brooklyn.
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Matty Outpitched But Giants Win in Philadelphia
Seaton out pitched Mathewson today, but the Giants won 3 to 1 in Philadelphia. Downey managed the Phillies as Dooin Knabe and Doolan were sidelined. Kling suffered a finger split from a Downes foul tip in the tenth.
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Braves rally as Giants beat by crowd cheers
In Boston a cheering crowd backed the Braves after a win over the Giants. Kenneth Dresser, a former Hub sports writer, attended, still rooting for Boston. Donnelly or Dickson were eyed for tomorrow, with McGraw possibly pitching Ames.
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Scotty Ingerton Sold to Milwaukee Club
Scotty Ingerton was sold to the Indianapolis club by Manager Kling. He was ordered to report to the Indianapolis club in Minneapolis by Sunday.
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Cubs Hang A Win On The Cardinals
Chicago beat St Louis 5 to 2 in the first game of the series as Tinker's aggressive baserunning and a string of hits fueled the victory.
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Mack’s champions loom at Fenway Park today
Connie Mack and the Athletics bring a strong AL pedigree to Fenway Park for today’s game and their fans hope for a clean, classy display. The piece also notes boxing bouts featuring Packey McFarland vs Matt Wells and cites high purses for champions, while praising Sockalexis and Olympic prospects amid amateur doubts.
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Duffey and Wray eye Can ada sculling clash in hub
Arthur Duffey C column notes a strong comeback by Duffey and predicts a solid selection. Jim Wray Harvard coach seeks a shot at the Durnan Haines race in Canada while Crimson prepare. Local rowing fans want Greer to race any of the top oarsmen with support backing.
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Amateur athletics May schedule and boxing title notes
J Franck Facey offers a May 30 amateur events list from 36 Prospect Street Cambridge port. Nat Young provides schoolboy games details from Mason Street city. Wolgast is declared undisputed lightweight world champion. Wells and McFarland relate to lightweight titles without affecting Wolgast. Andrew Sockalexis noted as Indian Marathoner and brother of Holy Cross ex runner. Tewanina earns American Marathon team spot for past record and New York Evening Mail win.
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O'Tooles Strong Effort Falls 1-0 to Cincinnati
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg 1 to 0 as O'Toole and Suggs pitched well with men on base. O'Toole fanned 10 batters, but the decisive run came in the game’s early inning making the victory slip away for Pittsburg.
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Connecticut League Opens With Four Games
The Connecticut Base Ball League begins today with Bridgeport at Newaven Hartford at New Britain Springfield at Holyoke. Holyoke replaces Waterbury this season. James H. O Rourke becomes league president after years as owner and player.
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English High Boys Start Amid Cheers
The English High School relay team departed Boston for Philadelphia to compete at the Pennsylvania Relay Carnival. Four runners Patrick Howe Morgan and Williams plus their manager received a warm sendoff from English High students. They arrive in Philadelphia this morning and will practice at Franklin Field this afternoon.
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Yale Winner in the Tenth
Yale defeats New Haven leaguers 7 to 6 in 10 innings to even the city championship series. Yale tied the score in the seventh on Darby’s 4 hits including a home run, then won with Riddell’s RBI single in the 10th. Riddell also hit a long home run. Gough homered for New Haven. Time 1h 5m. Umpire Bedford.
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Bates 2 Rhode Island State 1 in 11 innings
Bates defeated Rhode Island State College 2 to 1 in 11 innings in Kingston. Linquist pitched a one hitter for Bates while Griffin Cody and a pair of sacrifices produced the winning run for Bates in the eleventh.
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