Dahlen's Smiley Portents Brooklyn Wins 10-3 Over Doves
Brooklyn's Bad Bill Dahlen led an offensive barrage against the Doves at the South End lot scoring 10 runs on 16 hits. A record triple play by Brooklyn in the seventh inning ruined Boston's chance to tie and capped a high scoring battle. Hummel led the Dodgers with four hits while Wheat and Bergen contributed multi hit days as Brooklyn 증 quickly turned the tide and won 10 to 3.
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Flynn's Home Run Caps Pittsburgh Victory over Reds
Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 5 to 2 in a rainless game played here. Flynn's eighth inning home run with two on bases decided the outcome while Bescher made a remarkable one hand catch to deny two runs.
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Baseball doubleheader today in league play
In the American League schedule Boston faces Washington while Philadelphia visits New York with two key regional matchups on today’s docket.
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Red Sox Fail to Convert Bats in Extra Innings
Washington and Boston staged a tight pitchers duel as the Senators pushed across runs in the fourth and the twelfth inning while the Red Sox left runners stranded in key moments. The game featured Johnson’s pitching and Collins’ delivery as the main battles.
Red Sox squander chances in extra innings loss to Senators
Boston fans saw 14 runners left on base as Ray Collins held Washington for 11 innings, but four Boston hitters failed with late chances. Johnson fanned 11 for the Senators, while Speaker and Lord sparked late Boston rallies before a costly fielding error and Washington’s final runs.
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Cote Wins Bout At American A C In Eight Rounds
Arthur Cote of Biddeford defeated Kid Wright of Lawrence by decision in an eight round bout at the American A C. Cote, in poor condition, used superior generalship to overpower Wright who showed youth and sustained punching early. Frank Russell beat Kid Roche in the opening bout, and Kid Murphy defeated Harry Parker. Jerome Moore refereed.
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Cork Replacements in American League Baseball Balls
The season uses balls with a cork core inside the rubber covering, replacing last year’s solid rubber centers. Officials discuss whether cork will weaken the ball and affect play, noting rules specify weight and size but not core material. Managers Fred Lake, Captain Lord, and Manager Donovan express mixed views, with some saying protests are not available under current rules.
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Tigers Beat Browns 7 to 15 in Easy Win at St. Le ws
Detroit defeated St. Louis 7 to 15 as Mullin pitched well allowing four hits. Mulls drove in the first two runs with a triple in the third inning. Bailey was hit hard and received little support while Tigers secured the early lead and the comfortable margin.
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Dartmouth Wins 11 Inning Contest Over Lafayette
Dartmouth defeated Lafayette 4 to 3 in 11 innings at Hanover. Coggins hit a two bagger in the 10th, Hobante advanced, followed by another two bagger, and Chadbourne scored the winning run on Gammon s long drive. Batteries Eckstrom Gammons Chadbourne Fager Matson R.H.E.
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Miner Brown Stems Tide of Defeat
Two-base hit by Mowrey powered a late rally as Miner Brown worked through 2 1 3 innings while Corridon, Cole, and Brown combined on the mound. St. Louis left 8 on base with Chicago 7 as Evers, Tinker, and Chance turned double plays in a tight ballgame.
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Quincy High School Defeats Weymouth 7 In Score Narrow Victory
Quincy High School beat Weymouth High School in a close afternoon game by seven to a score obscured by OCR errors. Battled notes credit Rice and Chapman, Cate and Ware in a muddled box score from Quincy.
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Decide Rules for Football
The final meeting of the football rules committee will be held in Philadelphia today. Action on the new code for the coming year is expected. Radical changes were suggested at the last meeting and three new rule sets were tested in New England and the South. Harvard players practiced the new line in Cambridge, and rumors say several changes are nearly adopted.
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Brookline High Defeats Aspinwall A C in Practice
Brookline High beat Aspinwall A C 6 to 3 in a recent practice game on the Brookline Common. Batteries, Dexter and Deming, Kennally and Keeley noted for the Brookline lineup in the contest.
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Penn Relays Preview Highlighting Stars and Expected Records
Arthur Duffey notes the Penn relay events as top outdoor contests with major contenders from Michigan Cornell and Pennsylvania. He predicts records may fall in the four mile relay and pole vault while Paull May and Taylor lead long distance races and Horner competes in shot and discus.
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Boston Thure Johanssen Win Marathon In New York
The report notes G A Boston Thure Johanssen defeated Jim Crowley in the New York Marathon held last Sunday. It also includes assorted sports questions and answers on amateur status and game outcomes, with references to baseball salaries and historical pennants.
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Franklin Model H Six Cylinder Inspires Smooth Ride
Resiliency improves riding comfort making the automobile a smooth traveler. The Franklin Model H epitomizes six cylinder engineering with quiet operation, absence of vibration, and easy handling on hills and levels. It rides like a fine carriage and performs splendidly in diverse tests.
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