Red Sox Fall After Ninth Inning Rally
A tight game ends with the New York Highlanders beating Boston 5 to 4 as Bill Carrigan drives in two with a late triple. Cy Morgan falters in the fourth, Cicotte and Arellanes hold Boston to few hits, and Wilson leaves the mound after Carrigan’s decisive blow.
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Red Sox
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Stallings
Quinn
Wilson
Gessler
Duke Stahl
Ball
Niles
Wagner
Knight
Carrigan
New York
Rooters
Frank Arellanos
Lake
Spencer
Big Spencer
Walter
Washington
Hans Wagner
Ty Cobb
Cicotte
Avellanes
Arellanes
Morgan
Austin
G. McConnell
Kleinow
Lord
Egan and Connolly
R. BI
E. Cree
Keeler
Elberfeld
Engle
McConnell
P. Seersceces
Boston
A. McConnell
Stahl
Danziz
New York at Boston and Other NBA Matchups
Two planned matchups listed include New York visiting Boston and Philadelphia visiting Washington. Also scheduled are St. Louis at Chicago and Detroit at Cleveland reflecting a midseason conference slate selection.
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Boston
New York
Ponicargio
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Wwale
Chicago
Lynn English High Defeats Ballou & Hobigand 21 to 2
Lynn English High overwhelmed Ballou & Hobigand 21 to 2 in Lynn on April 27. Brown starred for the winners with strong batting. Players listed include Davis Haskell and Tuttington for Lynn and Stone and Green for Ballou & Hobigand.
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Lynn English High
Ballou & Hobigand
Brown
Bee Wee WE Sn Datas
Sova Ool
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Bn Hese Ee
Eel Ck
Davis
Haskell
Tuntington
Stone
Green
Sullivan's single delivers 1-0 Chicago win over St Louis
Sullivan's ninth inning single with two outs scores Cravath and gives Chicago a 1 to 0 victory against St. Louis. Waddell allowed four hits and White three as pitchers, game marked by late tense moments and tight defense.
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Chicago
Sullivan
Cravath
St. Louis
Waddell
White
Isbell
Atz
Jones
Hicago
Perrine and Sheridan
Hahn
R.f
Dougherty
Saront
Tannehill
Nee
Or — Wotalss
Ge Stone
Tae
Tartzell
Yy Perris
Schweitzer
Wallace
Williams
Criger
Teesey
Seymour suffers dislocated knee in game collision
New York April 1 Seymour the Giants outfielder was carried off after a collision with Murray in the first inning. He is reported to have a dislocated kneecap and may miss the season for about a month.
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New York
Y Seymour
Murray
Baynes Chosen Exeter Baseball Captain
Harold A. Baynes of Suffern New York elected captain of the Exeter nine to succeed Francis J. Grattan of Scranton Pennsylvania who cannot return to school because of illness. Baynes a pitcher was on last year’s team and pitched against Andover.
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Exeter
N. H
Harold A. Baynes
Suffern
N. Y
Francis J. Grattan
Scranton
Penn
Baynes
Andover
Umpire Penaer Escorted After Roanoke Norfolk Game
Roanoke Virginia April 27 Umpire Robert Pender was escorted to the city jail by a squad after a Virginia league game between Norfolk and Roanoke ended 2 to 1 in favor of Norfolk.
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Roanoke
Robert Pender
Norfolk
Rochester U Beats Colgate 6 2 In Ragged Game
Rochester University defeated Colgate 6 to 2 in a ragged contest marked by costly errors in the second inning. Colgate’s defense let them down as Rochester capitalized to secure the win in Hamilton New York.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Rochester University
Colgate
Waterbury 9 New Britain 5 and other scores
In a series of sports results Waterbury defeated New Britain 9 to 5 while Northampton fell to Springfield 9 to 4 Holyoke beat Bridgeport 14 to 4 Hartford posted a 12 to 4 win over New Haven 4.
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Waterbury
New Britain
Northampton
Springfield
Holyoke
Bridgeport
Hartford
New Haven
Harvard Dodgers Bates 12 to 0 in home opener on Soldiers Field
Harvard overwhelmed Bates 12 to 0 as Trafford Hicks and Davis combined for a five inning no hit bid. Currier homered and added two singles while Ralph Marshall drew a base on balls and collected two hits. Bates miscues fueled Harvard runs with strong fielding and timely hitting sealing the win.
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Bates
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Trafford Hicks
Virginia
Davis
Hicks
Arlington High
Johnie Simons
Ralph Marshall
Crocker
McLaughlin
Currier
Clason
Dana
Texas
Lamorey
Bob Brown
Harvey
Brown
BH. Po
A. FE
Lanigan
Harvey E
Aronson
Diana
Ceeoone
Briz
Owen O Crocker
Marshall
Wee
Teres
Tamorey
A Stevens
Stone
Keaney
Conklin
Dorman
I Cobb
Farriman
Pees Eeese
Ay Bates
Lalligan
Starvey
Crocker Marshall
Br ” S
Harriman
Connolly
N. E. League
Dartmouth Opens The Season Today In Hanover
Dartmouth starts its baseball campaign at Hanover on April 27 with Bowdoin as the opener. Coach Keatley has shifted preparations to Hanover after canceling the Southern trip and the Andover trip during Easter recess. Cold weather slowed practice but the team has worked on the diamond for two days and is shaping up as well as possible.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Bowdoin
Andover
Keatley
Oval
Johnson Will Be Easy Says Corbett
James J. Corbett predicted today that Jeffries will defeat Jack Johnson, saying Johnson is a weak fighter and that Jeffries will win swiftly. He cited a stomach punch as decisive and claimed Johnson will be in poor condition.
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Johnson
Corbett
New York
Jeff
Jack Johnson
James J. Corbett
College Athletic Notes Highlight Intercollegiate Prowess
Northrup notes Bucknell’s star pitcher shut Carlisle out with no hits. Yale left fielder Mosser observed Harvard and Bates in Boston. Spitzer’s Ely runner Johnny Mack may replace Parsons. Bates travels to Amherst for a top clash as Princeton eyes a return to leadership with Dawhbarn Franz and Dwisht making impressions at Penn.
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Northrup
Bucknell
Carlisle
Mosser
Yale
Boston
Harvard
Bates
Spitzer
Ely
Johnny Mack
Parsons
Amherst
Princeton
Tigers
Dawhbarn
Franz
Dwisht
Penn
Harvard Track Race Toward Warm Weather Boosts Team
The Harvard track squad, hampered by cold winds, relies on Pooch Donovan to keep athletes in peak shape. Foster’s dash speed signals strong sprint potential as Laurie Dodge graduates. Class track games are set for Saturday in the Stadium, expected to showcase progress if warmth arrives.
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Harvard
Pooch” Donovan
Foster
Laurie Dodge
Donovan
Quinn
Quakers Win by Bunching Hits in Brooklyn Defeat
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 8 to 2 as Quakers string together hits off Coveleski and Bell. Deoin and Shummel were ejected for kicking. Bell and Coveleski combined for nine strikeouts.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Bell
Coveleski
Deoin
Shummel
Burch
BO Atoumugil
Bergen
T. Tus
Bransfield
McMillen
Grant
Bureh
Oxshorne
Dooin
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Knahe
Titus
Magee
Dransfield
Osborne
Doolin
Jacklitseh
McMillan
Fummel
Ss Aeeeeenssens
McElveen
Sebring
Jordan
aMarshall
Cardinals Lose Game on Errors in Pittsburgh Victory
In St Louis on April 27 Pittsburg defeated the Cardinals 7 to 6 as two pitchers were used. Willis lasted only to the fourth inning before being removed. The decisive turn came in the eighth when Byrnes muffed a toss to the plate allowing Clarke and Wagner to score, sealing the loss.
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ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Willis
Helps
Byrnes
Clarke
Wagner
Abner
Leach
Abstein
J. Miller
Wilson
Gibson
Tee Pe Tence
Adams
Ft O ' St, Louis
Ah AR
Byrne
Shaw
Phelps
Konetehy
Avans
Filis
Charles
Osteen
Heer
Lush
St. Louis Histe
Maine Wins 7 3 Over New Hampshire College In Cold Game
Maine beat New Hampshire College 7 to 3 as home errors and cold weather hindered play. The Maine scoring included seven runs in the first and late innings, with Libby McHale and Smith for Maine and Merrill Stevens ABC credited on the New Hampshire side. Umpire Quinlan called the game.
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Durham
N. H
University of Maine
New Hampshire College
Giants Ease to a 10 0 Defeat as Doves Sweep Beaneaters
New York, April 27. The Giants were blanked 10 to 0 by the Boston Beaneaters. Distantly inept at the plate, New York committed a string of errors led by M Fletcher while Ames, Ferguson, and Durham pitched for Boston. Dahlen Beaumont and Doyle sparked the Beaneaters with multi base hits and RBIs as the Giants failed to mount any real challenge.
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New York
Giants
Bostons
McGrawe
Charlotte Russe
Mletcher
North Pole
Pole Lot
Schlei
Skiddo
Fletcher
Coluan
Larry
Doyle
Devlin
Durham
McGraw
Ames
Waller
Boston
Dahlen
Beaumont
Ferguson
Becker
Starr
Beck
Sebler
Tenney
Perguson
Rigler
Truby
B. Bates
Sweeney
Sane
Smith
C A
O Ferguson
Herzog
Murray
Abe Eipvary
National matchups on four NBA card announced
Boston visits New York, Brooklyn travels to Philadelphia, Pittsburgh plays St. Louis, Chicago hosts Cincinnati in four marquee games.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
15 Mile Memorial Day Run Aims Essex County Championship
Newburyport schedules a 15 mile amateur trot at Trotting Park for Memorial Day afternoon to decide the Essex county championship. Handsome cups and medals will be awarded.
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Newburyport
Essex County
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Frank Donohue
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