Braves Hammer Quaker Hurlers
Boston Braves beat Philadelphia Phillies 16 to 9 in a high scoring game. Key blows include three Braves home runs by Powell and a late McQuillan blast, with Barbare and Cruise contributing multiple hits. Phillies pitchers struggled through four innings and were unable to slow the Braves’ offense.
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Walpole Street Grounds Granted to Boston High Nines
Boston High School teams may play at the Walpole Street grounds on Columbus Avenue after Nat Young arranged the proper strings and Mr. F S Hobbs of the New Haven railroad approved the Boston nines over others. The season runs May 2 to June 10. The railroad had said grounds would be reserved for railroad men.
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Those 1921 Reformers Shake the Shim for Good and All Time
A 1921 era review notes reformers pushing dancing forward as the shimmy wanes. It recalls the era when shoulders led the dance, democracy in motion, and performers balanced style with movement limits. Wax replaces rough sanding on floors as the season shifts.
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Dance Reform Through the Ages
A reflective piece argues censorship of dance has long history from ancient puritanical groups to modern reformers. It notes Salome, Greek and Roman reactions, and ends that dancing persists despite protests, with intermission the only unanimously approved moment.
Tufts Dominate Maine In 11 2 Victory At Tufts Oval
Tufts defeated the University of Maine 11 to 2 at Tufts Oval yesterday afternoon. Kirshstein hit two home runs and a double as Tufts piled up 13 hits, while Keefe scattered Maine with five hits. Maine errors proved costly as Tufts led from the first inning and added five runs in the fifth.
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Coogan Wins Narrowly Over O'Brien On Foul in Brooklyn Bout
In Brooklyn, April 26, Mel Coogan of Brooklyn defeated Shamus O'Brien of Yonkers by a foul in the eighth round at the Brooklyn Arena.
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Arlington High overwhelms Everett 12 to 5 in season opener
Arlington High School defeated Everett High School 12 to 5 at Spy Pond Athletic Field. Arlington pounded 13 hits led by H Simpson with four singles and a double. Pitching totals show Viano, Tobin and Hammond on the mound for Arlington and Nickerson and Vetromile for Everett.
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