Baseball schedules from major leagues listed
In the American League matchups Boston visits Cleveland Washington travels to Detroit Philadelphia goes to St. Louis New York at Chicago. In the National League Chicago at Boston Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York St Louis plays Philadelphia. Eastern League Bridgeport at Worcester New London visits Springfield Portland at Lyon Lowell visits Lawrence Hartford at New Haven.
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Louisville Beats Toledo In Ten Innings
Louisville wins 2 to 1 over Toledo after ten innings. Other scores include Minneapolis 5 Milwaukee 1, Indianapolis 5 Columbus 0, and Kansas City 9 St Paul 4.
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Longest game ends in 16 innings as Newark loses to Richmond
In a 16 inning thriller Richmond defeats Newark 5 to 4 while Providence beats Baltimore 6 to 4. Rochester Montreal rain delays and Buffalo Toronto rain affect schedule.
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Southern Association Scores With Wide Spreads
Memphis beat Atlanta 4 to 3, Birmingham defeated Little Rock by 1, Nashville routed New Orleans 9 to 1, and Chattanooga won 3 to 0 against Mobile.
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Storm Halts Red Sox Exhibition in Buffalo
A violent thunderstorm flooded the Buffalo grounds at noon, stopping the Red Sox exhibition game as Carrigan and the team faced typical misfortune on the trip.
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Vermont Defeats Boston College In 13 3 Victory
Burlington Vermont University of Vermont beat Boston College 13 to 3 on Centennial Field. Vermonters delivered heavy hits while BC committed 11 costly errors as the game unfolded.
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Vermont Beats Boston College In Sloppy Early Inning
Halloran started for Boston College and allowed five runs in the first inning before McCorrie relieved. Errors accounted for most of the runs as Vermont pitcher McCormick limited the visitors to six hits while displaying solid headwork. Vermont 8 Boston College 2. Bell and Butler led with multiple hits for BC, while Berry and Spear contributed for Vermont.
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Browns Edge Indians 2 1 in St Louis series finale
Pratt tripled in the first to drive in Austin and Sisler as St Louis edged Cleveland 2 1. Weisman allowed six hits across seven innings before Cleveland rallied for a run, with Klepfer surrendering six hits and two runs in seven. Umpires Connolly and Hildebrand. Time 1 45.
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Cubs Triumph 2 1 Over Braves in Ninth Inning
The Cubs beat the Braves 2 to 1 in Boston as Steve Yerkes and James Lavender sparked a decisive ninth inning rally. Tyler held Chicago hitless for eight frames while McConnell pitched tight for Boston, but a late surge after bases loaded with none out sealed the Cubs’ comeback.
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Cardinals Rally To Beat Phillies 3 2 In Ninth
St Louis came from behind in the ninth to defeat Philadelphia 3 to 2. Wilson started the inning with a single, Gonzales doubled scoring Huggins and Corhan, giving the Cardinals the lead. Pitcher lines show Ames and Williams allowed most runs as Demaree worked 9th for the Phillies.
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Exeter and Andover Prep Meet in Annual Big Game
Exeter and Andover, longtime rivals, face off this afternoon at Brothers Field in the annual base ball classic. Exeter is the favorite while Andover has a solid record but is seen as unlikely to topple the New Hampshire team.
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Miss Bjurstedt Defeats Sears for Pennsylvania Eastern States Crown
Miss Molla Bjurstedt national women’s champion won the singles title at the Pennsylvania and Eastern States tournament, defeating Miss Eleonora Sears of Boston 6-3 6-3 in the Merion Cricket Club final. Sears had earlier beaten Miss Phyllis Walsh 6-4 6-2 in the semifinals.
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Molla Bjurstedt
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Eleonora Sears
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Merion Cricket Club
Bike Stars in Race Tonight at Revere Track
The 30 mile motor paced event features George Wiley of America Victor Linart of the world middle distance champion and Leon Didier of France in a clash that marks the season’s headline event Manager Butler suspends any rider not giving full effort to protect fans and maintain standards at the Revere cycle track.
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Harvard to Meet Tigers on Soldiers Field Today
The Crimson faces Princeton’s Tigers this afternoon at Soldiers Field in the second game of the series at 3 o'clock. Harvard needs only a win to seal the series after taking the first game 9 to 5 at Princeton two weeks ago. Mahan will start for Harvard and Link for the Tigers. Mahan is in good form after beating Holy Cross and has won seven of eight decisions this season.
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Last Row on Charles for Harvard Today
Harvard crews prepare for Yale races at New London with a 50 oarsmen squad, the largest ever taken. The team shells will be packed today and arrive Monday for three weeks of training at Red Top Thames shanties near Boston lines.
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Yale Crews Complete Harbor Practice Before Harvard Regatta
Yale crews wrapped up their harbor practice in New Haven today as 38 sailors prepare to depart on the yacht Sultana for Gales Ferry where final Harvard regatta workouts will be held.
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Connolly Claims Tough Bout in Boston Card
Joe Connolly of Charlestown bested Tommy McFarland of the North End in a 10 round bout at Commercial A. C. Johnny Donovan of South Boston defeated Dan McCormack of East Boston in a fast 10 round scrap with a late rally by McCormack. Tommy Fox of Charlestown defeated Young Buckley in six rounds and Harry Ah Chung of Salem outpointed Young Kenny of Woburn in eight rounds. Next Friday Willie Jones of New York vs Harry Carlson of Brockton headlines a 12 round main event.
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Tommy McFarland
North End
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Johnny Donovan
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Dan McCormack
East Boston
McCormack
Tommy Fox
Young Buckley
Harry Ah Chung
Salem
Young Kenny
Woburn
Willie Jones
New York
Harry Carlson
Brockton
Boston College Freshmen Hold First Field Day
The Boston College freshmen staged their first annual field day at Alumni Field. Daley of section D led the events with two first places and two thirds. Section B won the relay after a hard battle. A fresh men versus Boston College High nine baseball game drew a 9 to 5 result for the high school.
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Alumni Field
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Boston College High Nine
Arlington Pupils Exhibit Gymnastics and Dances
Two thousand Arlington public school pupils will participate in an annual field day and classroom demonstrations including folk dances and games. The event is this afternoon at 2:30 at the Spy Pond athletic field in Arlington.
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Spy Pond
Arlington
Lexington High Falls 8 1 to Lynn English on odd day
In a strange affair at Lexington Athletic Field Lexington High School lost to Lynn English 8 to 1. Mark Dodd hit a late home run to avoid a shutout for the home team.
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Lexington High School
Lynn English High School
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Lexington Girls Tennis Meets Cambridge Team Today
Lexington High School led by captain Marjorie Patterson hosts Cambridge High and Latin School Girls Tennis Club at the Lexington Athletic Field this afternoon.
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Marjorie Patterson
Cambridge High and Latin School
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