Heps Rally Past Giants In Wild Boston New York Tilt
In a chaotic afternoon at American League Park the Heps defeated the Giants 9 to 3 as Ames Drucke and Adolph hurled for Boston while the Giants struggled with defense and pitching. Key moments included Rariden’s double, Clarke’s stop on a grounder, and Ingerton’s three bagger as Boston piling runs. Umpires Klem and Doyle worked the plate as Boston players taunted Giants on a tumultuous day.
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Boston Women Golf At Brae-Burn In Weekly Tourney
Miss F. C. Osgood of the Country Club and Mrs. F. G. Davis of Brae-Burn shared top honors with the best gross and net scores at Brae-Burn in the Boston Women's Golf Association weekly tourney. They posted 88 4 4, two strokes ahead of Brae-Burn pair Miss N. W. Brigham and Miss B. Levi who shot 100 14 8. Other notable scores include Mrs. G. W. Roope 94 5 89 and Mrs. Alexander McGregor 94 5 89 from Weston and Brae-Burn respectively.
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F. G. Davis
Brae-Burn
Boston Women's Golf Association
N. W. Brigham
B. Levi
Brae- Burn
G. W. Roope
Alexander McGregor
Weston
B. S. Permar
C. B. Shirley
C. L. Duncan
Brae Burn
H. S. Curtis
Country Club
Harvard and Cornell Set for Intercollegiate Soccer Title Fight
The leading Intercollegiate Association soccer teams Cornell and Harvard meet in Ithaca to decide the league title this afternoon. Both squads have endured few defeats this season after competing in faustball-like play.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Dodgers blank Doom's Live Wires in 5 0 win
Brooklyn evened the series with Philadelphia 5 to 0 as Wheat hit a two on drive over the fence in the first inning. Bell worked well supported by Tooley and Daubert throughout the game.
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Pirates Win In Hard Fought Game In Pittsburg
Chicago opened the season in Pittsburg but fell in a tense contest. Leach scored Carey in the eighth to tie, Kling homered in the ninth to put Chicago ahead, and Wagner Miller and Wilson delivered decisive runs for the Pirates in the final frame.
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Gibson
Kling
Wagner
Miller
Hunter
Wilson
Matty Baldwins Beats Leach Cross in 10-Round Bout
New York April 28 Matty Bald win the Boston lightweight outfought Leach Cross in a ten round match at the National Sporting Club Early rounds even Baldwin dominated late rounds scoring a knockdown in the eighth Cross reeled by the end of the ninth and lasted through the tenth to finish the bout.
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Matty Baldwin
Boston
Leach Cross
National Sporting Club
Baldwin
Johnny Glover Beats Willie Moody In Six-Round Bout
Philadelphia report notes Johnny Glover of Boston delivering a sharp performance against Willie Moody in six rounds at the Nonpareil A. C. event on April 28.
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Penn
Johnny Glover
Boston
Willie Moody
A. C
Relay Carnival Opens at Franklin Field Tonight
Athletes from Chicago Washington Boston New York Philadelphia Newark and other cities gather for the 17th annual University of Pennsylvania relay carnival at Franklin Field. Eastern and Western college champions attend with high school and preparatory school relays featuring top teams and likely new records amid strong competition and favorable weather.
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Washington
Boston
New York
Iladelphia
Newark
America
New England
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Exeter
Hill
Mercersburg
Lawrenceville
Brooklyn Manual
West
Rocky Mountains
Baker
Nelson
Pacific Coast
Yale Freshmen Lose to Andover in 4-3 Slugfest
Andover beat Yale freshmen 4 to 3 at Andover Mass. Captain Reilly sparked two early runs with a key hit and Burdette misplay. Ned Mahan hit a two out homer in the eighth tying the game. Wright stole second and Remmes delivered the go ahead hit in the ninth.
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Ned” Mahan
van B’kin
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Omahan
Mahan
Ipley
Umpir
Gordon
Brockton Tops Haverhill 5 2 in season opener
Brockton opened the league season at home and defeated Haverhill 5 to 2. Haverhill finally crossed the plate in the ninth inning on timely hits after Mayer Harry Howard started the game by pitching the first ball amid a pregame band concert and flag raising.
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Moore
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Pfeffer
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Merrill
Wadleigh
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Toomey Duffy
McGamnwell
Bys—O Newlin
Ward Rime
Duffy Wild
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Worcester Opens Home Season With 8 4 Win Over Lowell
Worcester defeats Lowell 8 to 4 as Barrows belts first homer over right field fence. Mayor James Logan starts game by throwing the first pitch. Barrows and Moulton pace the Worcester offense with multiple hits while Van Dyke and Ridgeway split pitching duties.
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James Logan
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Russell
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Hass
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McCune
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van Dyke
Yount
Ridgeway
Worrester
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Haas
Balk
Th. Lim
Conroy
Lynn opens at home with win over New Bedford
Lynn defeats New Bedford 4 to 8 in a game noted for errors that allowed Lynn to rally with three sixth inning runs and the decisive eighth inning. Manager Dowd and catcher Sweatt of New Bedford were ejected for arguing the umpire's calls. Mayor Po Connery threw the first ball in the opening ceremonies.
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Geiger
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Daignault
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Strands
Swormstedt
Stafford
Lawrence Defeats Fall River In Home Opener Baseball
Lawrence wins 5 to 2 over Fall River in the first home game. Catterson shines with a home run, Kennedy hits a long three bagger, and Pearson offers steady pitching as Lawrence parades with Mayor Cahill throwing the first ball.
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Kennedy
Pearson
A.E. Cat’son
Nestor
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R’'M
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Walsh
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Devine
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Williams
Fall Rivers
Carlstrom
Bawcock
O’rourke
Haight
Martini
English High School Aces Set for Big Relay Race
The English High School relay team led by Irving Howe Bill Meanix Bill Ferguson George Read and manager C M Allen travels to Slowtown for today’s big race. They boast a strong starting position and time worthy of a college team. Captain George Allen has left school for business.
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Irving Howe
Bill Meanix
Bill Ferguson
George Read
C. M. Allen
Slowtown
Boston
United States
George Allen
Gossip for Motorists Promotes Advertising Head in Buffalo
J L Sugden named advertising manager for E R Thomas Motor Car Co of Buffalo after graduating from J Walter Thompson agency. Charles Henshaw leaves Thomas Buffalo for New York branch. Glidden tour pathfinders greeted by Mayor Fitzgerald at City stall reception. Boston praised as night stop for tour. Montpelier Vt mayor seeks Glidden hill climb at Dead Horse Hill. Overheating causes include timer slipping from cam shaft due to loose set screws.
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E. R. Thomas Motor Car Company
Buffalo
Mr. Sugden
J. Walter Thompson Advertising Agency
Charles Henshaw
Thomas
New York
Glidden
Pathfinders
Fitzgerald
Boston
Mr. Glidden
S. S. Ballard
Montpelier
Worcester County
Dead Horse Hill
Brookline High Defeats Boston College High 10 to 4
Brookline High won in a slow game at Cypress street, scoring ten. Waltzer starred with three hits, five putouts, and four runs in Brookline's 10 to 4 victory over Boston College High.
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Brookline
Boston College High
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Kelley
Morse
Walker
Kennealy
Anderson
Gleason
Paine
Barron
Shea
Miley
Fleming
Newton High rallies to beat Wendell Academy in district game
Newton High overcame a late deficit at Claflin Meld Newtonville to defeat Wendell Academy 8 to 6. Whitney and Brooks pitched for Newton with Henderson and H White catching, while Wendell Academy’s offense managed six runs across innings.
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Claflin Meld
Newtonville
Wendell Academy
Ed Columbia Today
R.H.E. Newton High
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Brooks
Henderson
H. White
Cornell Rout Columbia In A Rare Nine Inning Finish
Cornell defeated Columbia in a late inning run by a wide margin. The meet also mentions a Spring Handicap at Harvard with 222 entries, featuring Crimson stars and coaches predicting strong competition in hammer throw, half mile, and mile events.
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Crimson
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