Braves Split Twin Bill With Reds In Wet Ball Mishap
The Braves failed to sweep as Walter Dickson faltered on a soggy ball, allowing the Reds five runs in eight innings of strong baseball at the local park. Perdue 8, Humphries 2. Double play Sweeney to Houser. Time-62m. Attendance 2700. Umpires Klemmana Bush.
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MARQUARD TIES PITCHING MARK IN NATIONAL GAME
Marquard matched the modern record with 14 straight wins as he beat Marty O'Toole in an 11 inning pitchers' duel. Wagner's triple and Herzog's single gave Pittsburgh a first inning lead before New York rallied. Becker's triple and Murray's single produced the deciding runs in the 11th.
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English High Beats Dorchester High 4 1
Dorchester High closed its baseball season at Dunbar Avenue with a 4 to 1 loss to English High in the final game. English High led with a solid pitching performance and secured the win behind timely hitting.
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Medford High Beats Somerville High in key league clash
Medford High defeated Somerville High by 7 to 5 in a morning game at Medford as it neared the Suburban league title. The win kept Medford on track for the championship with a fourth straight season near. Next Saturday Medford faces Malden High as a potential clincher.
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Brooklyn Defeats St. Louis 3 to 1 in Rain-Shortened Game
Brooklyn tops St. Louis 3 to 1 as Yingling struggles before a late rain stoppage in the eighth inning. Cutshaw shines with solid fielding and hitters Daly, Mowrey and Tooley contribute as Brooklyn leaves nine men on base while St. Louis stranded nine. Harmon and Yingling combined for the pitching, with Daly notching a two-base hit and Mowrey driving in a run for the visitors. Time 1:42. Umpires Brennan and Emsbie.
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Wakefield High routs Commerce 7 to 1 in morning game
Wakefield High defeated Boston High School of Commerce 7 to 1 at Wakefield yesterday morning. The McKie brothers pitched and caught for Wakefield while Freddie McKie kept hits scattered. Commerce fielding errors fueled the Wakefield win.
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Melrose Defeats Lawrence High in Pine Banks Park Nine
In a fast game at Pine Banks Park Melrose beat Lawrence High 7 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Melrose collected 4102 006000 79 runs while Lawrence managed 3 000000 000 852. Batteries were Wentzell and Crawford for Melrose and Burehell McManus and Duhamel for Lawrence.
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Melrose High crushes Stoneham in exhibition win
At Pine Banks Park Melrose High beat Stoneham High 6 to 1 in yesterday morning’s one sided exhibition. Batteries Lannon and Ells, Heartz and Crawford contributed to Melrose’s victory.
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Hank Gowdy Sidelined by Shattered Finger Injury
Hank Gowdy of the Braves was to play first base yesterday but hurt the middle finger of his right hand when struck by a ball in practice. The injury will sideline him for about a month.
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Ulrich's Homer Is Lawrence's Lone Run In 1-0 Win
Ulrich hit a solo homer to left in the fifth inning providing the only run as Lawrence edged Worcester 1 to 0. Both Fullerton and O'Toole pitched steadily. Breymaker left with a split finger.
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Baseball matchups listed for league weekend schedule
Team pairings include St. Louis versus Chicago, Cleveland against Detroit, Philadelphia at Washington, Cincinnati at Boston, Pittsburg against New York, Chicago visiting Philadelphia, St. Louis at Brooklyn.
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New England Matchups Highlight Regional Pairings
Fall River faces Haverhill while Lynn meets Lowell New Bedford plays Brockton and Worcester confronts Lawrence in a set of high school or college level games across Massachusetts and nearby towns.
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Lynn Dominates Holiday Twinbill to Lead Greater Boston Pennant
Lynn won both holiday games to seize a strong lead in the Greater Boston league pennant race. The morning 8 1 victory over Everett and the afternoon 6 5 win at Malden-Medford highlighted a day of action. Dorchester saw Big Jeff Pfeffer win twice as Dorchester beat South Boston 9 1 in the morning and Somerville 9 2 in the afternoon. South Boston bounced back with a 8 7 win over Everett Chelsea at Malden High School Field. Malden-Medford lost to Somerville 4 1 in the morning at Somerville City Field. The Malden High School Field triple-header drew 4000 fans as play stretched from 1 30 p m to after 6 p m.
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South Boston
Everett Chelsea
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Greater Boston
Baseball scores from a midweek doubleheaders
In Baltimore Rochester lost 8 to 1 then 5 to 2 in their twin bill. Jersey City edged Toronto 1 to 0 in six innings due to rain. Newark and Buffalo tied 1 1 after six innings as darkness halted play. Providence defeated Montreal 8 to 7 in a separate contest.
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Pfeffer Wins Doubleheader in Boston League Action
Big Jeff Pfeffer pitched both games for Dorchester in a sturdy display as the team surged in the Greater Boston league. Hart of Lynn held Everett Chelsea to two hits and wonhandily, while Warwick and Miller dueled in Malden with Warwick prevailing. Kiernan of South Boston hinted at four-player trades, but Reynolds denied talks as the big triple header drew a 4000 crowd long after supper.
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Brockton Rally Edged by Rain In Seventh Inning Loss
In Brockton New Bedford rally in the seventh inning was halted by rain, giving Brockton a 3 to 2 win as the game ended after six and a half. Pruitt was effective for New Bedford, while Howard Barry McLane and Sweatt provided Brockton’s offense with two bases hit and key runs. Rain forced suspension with two on and two out.
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Harrington Shuts Out Haverhill and Stars at Bat
Harrington pitched his third straight shutout while Lynn defeated Haverhill 11 to 0. He also collected three hits including a double as Lynn surged with strong offense and solid defense led by Young. Long started for Haverhill, lasted three innings, followed by Hankee.
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Lynn Beats Lowell 7 to 1 in Morning Baseball Tilt
Wolfgang lasted until the third before leaving with Lowell taking a train after an 8 inning finish. Ziefer relieved and shut out Lynn, while Orcutt and McGovern led Lynn with multiple hits. Final: Lynn 7 Lowell 1 as game called to accommodate travel.
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Red Sox Hammer Ed Walsh In Chicago Victory
Ed Walsh took a beating as Boston out pitched Chicago in the fifth game of the western trip. Charlie Hall outdueled Walsh while the Red Sox won 4 to 1, ending the scoring and hurrying to catch a train.
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Boston and Chicago Battle as Hall Shines in Slugfest
Hall pitched splendid ball and should have had a shutout. Boston hitters led by Speaker attacked Walsh with multiple hits including triples and doubles. The crowd featured Taft supporters, a Blaine Club guard, and Delegate Keyes as Boston built a decisive late rally.
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Gossip for Motorists and Racing Tire News
Jack Le Cain praised Goodyear tires after winning a 50 mile race at Rockingham Park noting minimal wear after 970 miles of use. A Velie press car supported the Bunker Hill Day parade and Maxwell owners pursue 50 000 mile medals with 50 000 mile club enrollment rising. The United States Tire Company touts a new electric tire with 5600 mile guarantee and 20 to 26 percent fuel savings.
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Salem High Falls to Peabody in North Shore League
Salem High lost to Peabody High here today by the score of 8 to 3 ending any claim to the North Shore league title. Peabody tallied runs in multiple innings while Salem managed a late surge. Batteries Kelley and Wiggin pitched for Peabody with Foss and Caron catching for Salem.
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