Easter League Games Include Pittsfield Rout of Springfield
Pittsfield defeated Springfield 9 to 2 in the season opener with Stapleton notable for a triple and a home run. Lane pitched six innings for the win as Daughan and Bosse contributed on defense and offense for the winners.
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Pittsfield
Stapleton
Val
Eo Fer Oason
Thon
Aarent
Gardella
Bosse
Obero
Lane
Daughan
er—Daughan
Mpires
Kghp
McCorry
Ngardella
Hargrave
Nietzke
Zimmerman
Hartford vs Fitchburg Baseball Thriller Ends in Hartford Victory
Hartford defeated Fitchburg 9 to 6 in a free hitting game before over 2000 fans in Hartford Conn. Miller starred with a brilliant defensive play in the sixth inning. The home team had no base hits off Bennett and Sailor pitchers, with Neher and Head combining for several key outs.
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Hartford
Fitchburg
Cath
Miller
Ure
S . ‘Pally
ins—Christie
St. Angelo
King
Hesse
Kane
Belanger
Hank
Purcell
Neher
Worcester
Bennett
Swaney
Strug
Head
Mill
Wignitcher
Watters
Conroy
Fy Tread
Mnett
Ler
Unclear Scores Across Cities Mix of Results
Incomplete sports brief lists several city scores: Columbus 3, Minneapolis 1.1, Indianapolis 6, Milwaukee 2, Louisville 3, Kansas City 2, St. Paul 6, Toledo 1. This fragmented OCR text shows multiple results without clear context.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolia
Milwaukee
Toronto 6 Jersey City Rochester 12 scoreline note
Fragmentary sports item records a game result involving Toronto, Jersey City, and Rochester with limited readable details. Names and numbers appear amidst garbled OCR strings. No clear date or venue is confirmed.
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Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffel
Albany Defeats Waterbury 6 to 3 in Season Opener
Albany capitalized on a seventh inning rally powered by Etter triple, relieving Vann in the third. Et ten held Waterbury to one hit over seven innings after the switch. Mayor Guilfoyle tossed the first ball. Et ten earned the win over Faller with seven stronger innings.
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Waterbury
Conni
Etten
Albany
Vann
Etter
Guilfoyle
Peenay Neusel
Dooley
Dameron
Williaerbs
Damm
Neusel
Fuller
Eee
Torphy
McHugh
Williams
Rafferty
Leary
Putnam
Faller
Topliners to Race in Free-For-Alls
Topliners Directum J. Margaret Dillon and Grace Direct posted times push them as topliners in Grand Circuit lists. With early closing approaching in New England free-for-alls these three may not appear.
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Directum J
Margaret Dillon
Grace Direct
New England
Eagles wallop Aggies in 15 2 rout at Alumni Field
Boston College pitcher Frank McCrehan held Connecticut Aggies to five hits as the Eagles exploded for 15 runs at Alumni Field in Newton. Comerford starred with three hits and three RBIs while Foley and Brundage contributed solid defense and offense for the Heights. The Aggies made seven errors and managed only two earned runs in the one sided afternoon.
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Frank McCrehan
Cambridge
Aggies
Maroon and Gold
Eagles
McCrehan
Boston College
Connecticut
Brundage
Phalmer
Foley
Halligan
Comerford
Phillips
Palmer
Cody
Whelan
E. Phillips
Boston Olson
CONN
A. Palmer
Gordon
Emigh
Brind’gej
Lord
Com
Rf'rd
Darling
B. Errere
Metelli
Ganem
Berry
T. Phillips
Casto Loses No Hit Game In 11 Innings
A bad peg by fast baseman Brown to catcher Seaver of Roxbury Latin allowed Woodworth of Country Day to score from third and win an 11 inning ball game 6 to 5 yesterday at West Newton. Both teams scored in early frames with Country Day rallying for four in the sixth before Roxbury Latin tied it again. The Lith. provided late defense and Casto endured a tough outing without surrendering a hit until the 11th.
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Brown
Seaver
Roxbury
Woodworth
Country Day
West Newton
Morvich to Travel in Luxury
New York April 26 by A. P. Morvich the wonder horse of last year travels with 10 attendants a pony in waiting and a private car. He will be cared for as the reigning king of the turf while on his journey, a lavish setup for the famous racer.
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New York
A. P
Morvich
Morvich Favored For Kentucky Derby Bid In 4th Derby
Morvich the popular Derby favorite owned by Benjamin Block is described as the public property as he prepares for the May 13 Kentucky Derby in Louisville. The colt, trained at Jamaica by Fred Burlew, has earned a millionaire mood with a 2 year old season of $115,234 and is intended for Latonia stakes if Derby results permit.
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Morvich
St. Louisville
Omar Khayyam
Sir Barton
Paul Jones
Benjamin Block
Mr. Block
Jamaica
Fred Burlew
Morvith
California
Charlie White
White
Louisville
Block
Latonia
Holy Cross Defeats Tigers 9 to 1 in Princeton Opener
Princeton baseball slumped to a 9 to 1 loss as Holy Cross belted 10 safeties and benefited from 10 Tigers errors. Doc Thomas struggled, yielding six hits in two innings before being relieved by Dick Beebe.
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Princeton
N. J
Holy Cross
University
Purple
Tigers
Doc” Thomas
Dick Beebe
Holy Cross Falls To Princeton In Ragged Ballgame
Princeton built a 6 1 lead as Simendinger led with two singles and a triple. Carroll allowed three hits through seven, Beebe scattered Holy Cross’ four hits, and Maguire Berg Rippel and Martin contributed offensively for Princeton. Holy Cross mounted a late charge but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Carroll
Tigers
Princeton
Thomas
Melivaine
Maguire
Berg
Beebe
Holy Cross
Simendinger
Worcester Collegians
Len
MacPhee
Rippel
Martin
Botting
Leo Dugan
Gautreau
Carnes
H. Po. A
LeoDagan
McTivaine
M’phee
Gagnon
LenD’gan
Jeffries
Sim'd
Sever
Tech
McKee
Carrell
Wheelock
Cooper
Len Dugan
Westervelt
Beatzel
Mullowney Saves Game For Brookline In Narrow Win
Brookline High defeated Arlington High 8 to 7 at Brookline yesterday. Mullowney left after a relief stint and then closed to preserve the lead. Phillips starred in the field and at the plate with two singles and a double in five trips. Kechijian and O Neil paced Arlington with strong defensive plays and pitching.
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Brookline High
Arlington High
Brookline
Harwood
Mullowney
Arlington
Phillips
Kechijian
O'Neil
Harvard Seconds Edge Andover In Tight Setback
Harvard second team defeated by Andover 4 to 3 in a late nine inning comeback bid. Brown the Crimson pitcher weathered pressure and earned the win despite rough moments while Dick Norris delivered a two bagger and a key three run third inning.
Two Veterans Lead Harvard Crew As Penn Looms
Harvard’s 1922 Crimson varsity boat features only two returning veterans George Appleton and Harry Morgan while Butt Ladd and Sam Duncan move to the second eight. Coach Howe builds a new crew system and faces Penn at the Charles, with Yale’s favorite Wright boats, plus Freshman eight races and a Cambridge regatta set for May 17 to 20 featuring 18 races and multiple prizes.
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Harvard
Cambridge
University of Pennsylvania
George Appleton
Harry Morgan
Butt Ladd
Sam Duncan
McCagg
Kane
Terry
Heber Howe
Nhot
Ladd
Dr. Howe
Fuller
Webb
Walter Amory
Charlie Hubbard
Bob Storey
Barclie Henry
Crimson
Howe
Quakers
Tech
Exemeter
N. H
Granite State
Charles
BC Hurls Against Maine at Alumni Field Today
Olaf Henriksen's Boston College baseball team meets the University of Maine club this afternoon at 3 15 p m on Alumni Field. Steve Patten or Jim Kelsey will pitch for BC as Henriksen decides which to use after solid performances this season.
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Olaf Henriksen
Boston College
University of Maine
Alumni
Newton
Steve” Patten
Jim”Kelsey
Maroon and Gold Nine
Henriksen
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