Red Sox Dominates Mack Men In Philadelphia Baseball
In Philadelphia on April 29 the Boston Red Sox defeated the Mackmen 7 to 1. Naylor faltered early as Hooper and Bush hit decisive homers, while Scott and Walters connected for Mack hits in a rough showing marked by errors and misplays.
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Baseball Scores From Night Contest Tail End
Columbus 5 Indianapolis 8 St Paul 2 Kansas City 1 Toledo 5 Louisville 4 tallies shown for the evening slate of games.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
Burns Tosses Draak In Theatre Bout
Cyclone Burns defeated Tom Draak two falls to one at the Grand Opéra last evening. Draak won the first fall in 61 minutes 50 seconds, but Burns claimed the next two in 25 minutes 55 seconds and 1 minute 30 seconds. In the curtain-raiser Jack Norton threw James Gentwell in 28 minutes 3 seconds.
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Cyclone Burns
Tom Draak
Grand Opéra Use
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Burns
Jack Norton
James Gentwell
English High Handed Commerce 13 to 1 in Dorchester
Dan O Flaherty's English High pressed Commerce High 13 to 1 at Rom en Park Dorchester. Bob Priley struck out 17 in a dominant mound showing despite five walks and hit batters. Commerce pitchers Lundell McCarthy and Howard were overwhelmed by English's hitting barrage.
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Dan O’flaherty
English High
Llressers
Com Ce Aggregation
Ronan Park
Dorchester
Bob Priley
English
Commerce
Lundell
McCarthy
Howard
Roxbury Latin Defeats Country Day 15 to 4
Roxbury Latin beat Country Day School 15 to 4 in a private school league game. Country Day managed five hits off pitcher Chase while Roxbury’s Hammond Hill and Cohen starred with multiple hits and runs. Country Day’s Howe and Brigham played well, and Roxbury Latin played without star catcher John Sipp.
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Country Day School
Country Day
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Hammond
Hill
Cohen
Roxbury
Howe
Brigham
John Sipp
Somerville Downs Newton 6 4 in Suburban tilt
Somerville High defeated Newton High 6 to 4 at Claflin Field. Barker held Newton in check after the fourth, while Seavey and Crandall drove key runs. Simpson, Dowd and Kelliher contributed two hits each as Somerville pulled into a runner-up spot behind Cambridge Latin.
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Newton High
Claflin Field
Newtonville
Cambridge Latin
Somerville
Newton
Stanley Lyon
Garden City
Barker
Ayles
Peppard
Seavey
Dowd
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Crandall
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White Sox Shut Out Indians 6 To 1 In Final Game
Chicago beat Cleveland 6 to 1 as Williams allowed only two hits and did not permit a run to reach second after the first inning. Myers pitched for Cleveland, with Nanamaker’s strong fielding at first aiding Chicago. Collins hit a two base hit for Chicago, while Faeth relieved Myers in the eighth.
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Cleveland Today
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Myers
Nanamaker
F. Collins
Schalk
Jourdan
Murphy
Wood
Chapman
Gardner
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Wilita Jackson
William
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Hildebrand
Local Electrical Goods Makers Listed and Regions Tied
Listed firms and agents including MeIMMOR and Beyers along with R. H. B Reading and others show a catalog of batteries and equipment. Regions cited span Buffalo to Syracuse, Loronto, New Jersey, Mobile, Birmingham, New Orleans, Atlanta, Memphis, Chattanooga, Nashville, and Little Rock with various counts.
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Mobile
Birmingham
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Tittle Rock
Wilde the little Briton and boxing watchful world
Sport commentator Arthur Duffey lauds Jimmy Wilde for disciplined approach and boxing skill. He notes Wilde's rising earnings in the United States, views on American boxers, and expectations of future bouts with Carpentier Dempsey and Beckett.
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Jimmy Wilde
Bobby Dyson
Lawrence
Jimmy
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Wilde
Carpentier
Joe Beckett
America
England
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Middy Crew to Face Union Boat Club at Severn
The Union Boat Club plans to defeat Harvard’s Middy crew on the Severn tomorrow afternoon as Harvard’s Eastern invasion speed fell short. The Charles Bank Club faces a Navy crew noted for its strength in the aquatic game.
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Union Boat Club
Harvard
Severn
Charles Bank Club
Navy
Havre De Grace Race Day Results First through Seventh
Maiden two year olds race winner Watt with time 55 1 5 seconds. Phantom Fair takes six furlongs in one fifteen and one fifth. Marmite wins Marmite handicap with Ballest second. Pickwick edges Midnight Sun in Ascot handicap. Fruit Cake and Rubilium in Priscillas handicap finish first and second. Mount Rose defeats Mistress Polly and Hanks Day in one mile and seventy yards claiming. Yom Brooks wins one mile sixteenth claiming ahead of Padua and Attorney Muir.
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Murphy
Voormel
Richcreek
Northern Lady
Jackson
W. T. Grieves
Victor A
Gladys
Sir Mortimer
George W
Katharine Beal
Barbera
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Butwell
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Little Mandie
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Ascot
Myers
Midnight Sun
Morris
Hunt
Charlie Lydecker
Frane Tireur
Kelsay
Rubilium
Kummer
Wood Violet
Mormon Elder
Gaia de Cause
Oriental Park
Yom Brooks
Ponce
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Waterproof
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Boston College Defeats Maine as Kelley Masters Nine
Boston College pitchers Jim Kelley and Duffy O Reagan combine to hold off the University of Maine 6 to 2 at Alumni Field. Kelley allowed seven hits in nine innings and struck out four, with BC scoring in the first and third innings and adding runs in the fifth and eighth. Maine rallied only late, as errors by BC aided two late runs.
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Jim Kelley
Boston College
University of Maine
Kelley
Maine Boyg
Alumni Field
Duffy O’reagan
U. OF Maine
Po.a
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Haley
Rusk
O’reagan
Walker
Maé
Jewett
Gormerly
Comerford
Madden
Sergeant
Halligan
Watson
Corrigan
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