Heps Fall Flat as Giants Dominate Exhibition
Boston pressed the Giants but fell 12 to 5 as Merkle blasted a ball over the left field in the fifth off Parsons. Marquard struggled early for New York, Crandall steadied the Giants, and the game ended with a decisive Boston loss and a chaotic scene around Merkle’s long homer.
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Cincinnati Ties Series With Cubs
Cincinnati defeated Chicago to even the series after a rally in the second frame. The Redlegs collected three hits three walks and two sacrifices to tally all their runs while Chicago answered with two runs on two triples and a single in the same inning. Kaiser broke a finger on a fielding play and was replaced by Hoffman.
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Live Wires Defeated by Phillies in Brooklyn Tilt
In Brooklyn on April 27, the Live Wires lost 4 to 2 to the Philadelphia team. Rucker returned from a sprained ankle pitching for the Live Wires but was hit hard. Beebe pitched well for the Phillies with three neat double plays aiding the defense.
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Jack Redmond to Meet Battling Nelson in Kenosha Bout
Milwaukee boxer Jack Redmond, after boxing Pat Moore in Milwaukee, is matched to meet Battling Nelson in Kenosha, Wis, during the last week of May. The 138 pound bout is set for Memorial Day, with official weigh in at 10 a.m.
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Harvard Narrowly Beats Maine on Soldiers Field
Harvard escapes defeat by Maine 5 to 4 after three eighth inning hits including a home run. Kelley drives in two and Potter adds two more with a homer as Maine’s Ryan holds them to no hits until the fifth. Maine leads off with threats but Harvard’s two late bursts seal the win before about 1,100 at Batson Field.
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Pathfinders Arrive in Hub for Glidden Tour Pathfinding
Explorers on a gum shoe mission arrive in Boston to begin a data gathering trek for the Glidden tour. A. A. A. officials Sam Butler E. L. Ferguson and Longstreth plan a Keene N H reception for the tripsters aboard a six cylinder Stevens-Duryea noted for its six cylinder design.
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Cy Young Ill at Cleveland with Acute Bronchitis
Denton T. Cy Young, veteran pitcher for the Cleveland club, is ill at a hotel in Cleveland with acute bronchitis after a cold ten days ago. His condition is not serious, and he likely will leave his room in two weeks, but cannot play for at least a month. Mrs. Young is with him.
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Newton Catholic Club Plays Dorchester A A Saturday
The Newton Catholic Club baseball team will play Dorchester A A at Newton High School grounds Claffin Field Newtonville tomorrow. They opened the season April 19 by defeating Miah Murray and aim to repeat last season’s 24 wins in 26 games. Captain James Maloney, formerly of Notre Dame, leads. Thomas Lyons is manager.
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Pirates Release Pitcher Leever After Long Service
Pittsburg April 27. Pitcher Samuel Leever was released unconditionally by the Pittsburg National League management today. He was the oldest pitcher in point of continuous service with the club.
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Three School Crews Have Workouts On Charles
Under favorable conditions Boston Latin Volkmann and Rindge M I S crews conducted lengthy practice sessions yesterday on the Charles River. Coaches directed the sessions as the oarsmen fine tuned technique and endurance.
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Triple Tie Emerges in New England League Standings
Lowell defeats Brockton while Fall River defeats Lynn, creating a three way tie for the lead in the New England league with Lowell Brockton and Fall River each at three wins and one loss.
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Lowell Defeats Brockton In Tough League Game
In Lowell Apr 27 Brockton made costly errors as Lowell won 7 to 1. Moulton, Barrows and Cooney led with multiple runs, while Quinn and Adams combined for strong pitching efforts.
Fall River Triumphs Over Lynn In Narrow Finish
Fall River 7 Lynn 6 after Lynn tied in eighth on Dauny hit. Devine stole to score winner as Hickman and Logan star on defense. Nestor Weaver Walsh contribute for Fall River. Danm Strand Logan and Devine among key hits. Williamson, Williams, and McGovern also featured for Lynn. Time two hours twelve minutes. Umpire Walsh.
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Lawrence Beats New Bedford By Seventeen Runs In Baseball Match
Lawrence defeats New Bedford 17 to 3 in a game heavy on errors. Catterson and Crehan stood out with strong hitting for Lawrence, while New Bedford miscues contributed to the visitors’ high score. Pruitt and Thompson each pitched, with multiple players earning RBIs and base hits.
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Haverhill Takes 10-Inning Victory Over Worcester 5-4
Haverhill wins its season opener 5-4 in 10 innings as captain Aubrey drives in the decisive run in the 10th with two outs. Grubb, McGamwell, Russell, ONeil, and Pfeffer lead Worcester pitching support, while Green and Wilson handle the mound for their teams in a sharp NE clash.
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Colby Nine Beats Boston College in Tug of War at Terust Street
Colby defeated Boston College 6 to 4 after a late ninth inning rally that fell short. Sturtevant starred for Colby with four hits two stolen bases and two runs scored while Vail snagged a long three base hit catch. Boston College had nine hits and four two baggers but could not overcome Colby’s offense.
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English High School Relay Team Heads to Philadelphia
The English High School relay team travels to Philadelphia by 8 am train for the High school one mile relay championship of America. Coaches say the squad is in prime form after three weeks at Wood Island Park with four runners averaging 54 seconds for the quarter. Team members include George Allan manager, and runners William Ferguson William Meanix George Read and Alfred Howe.
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Eastern West clash opens outdoor season at Franklin Field
Arthur Duffey notes the intercollegiate outdoor season kicks off at Franklin Field Philadelphia with East teams Harvard Yale Penn Princeton Cornell and other colleges facing the West’s Michigan Chicago and Notre Dame in a bid to foretell May championship results.
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