Malden High School tops Melrose 7 4 in Suburban league opener
Malden High School wins its first Suburban league game of the season at home on Ferry Street, beating Melrose 7 to 4. Melrose rallied in the ninth but fell short as Malden scored three runs in the second inning and three more across the fifth and sixth. Melrose pitcher Ross struggled as Malden pulled away, while Melrose star Ross was knocked about after retirement. The victory drew a small celebratory display by Malden residents, though it does not lift them from the league cellar.
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Highlanders Find Browns Easy Meat
New York Americans win series finale versus St Louis 10 to 4 as Sweeney leads with five hits and four RBIs. McConnell holds Browns while errors spark two early runs. Cree clears the bases with a double in the eighth. Multiple fielding highlights and base running feats noted for New York.
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Everett High Extends Winning Streak With 11 0 Shutout
Everett High School rode a 20th straight win as Chelsea High visited Everett Park on Chelsea Street. Laskey pitched effectively, limiting Chelsea to two scattered hits in an 11 to 0 victory. Murray, the star pitcher, delivered strong support.
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Lynn Triumphs Over Portland 4-2 in Deficient Hurling Duel
Lynn held Portland to two singles through six but Jewell faltered as Lynn rallied with four runs in the seventh and eighth. Merrill starred in the field for Portland. Moulton Strands Boardman Lavigne Riley Ferrin scored for Portland while Lynn tallied with Porter two base hit and multiple stolen bases. Struck out counts favored Cunningham and Jewell with errors and miscues noted. Time briefly recorded with Umpire O'Brien.
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Lawrence Crushes Lowell to Claim Pennant in Close Win
Lawrence toppled Lowell 9 to 2 in front of league officials as Aubrey starred at short and Martin limited Lowell to scattered hits. Carlstrom and O Connell led Lawrence with multiple runs, Magee homered, and Braggy aided on defense amid a pitching duel where Adams faced nine hits in four innings.
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New Bedford Beats Brockton In Fast Pratt Field Tilt
In a well played game at Fitchburg New Bedford defeated Brockton 3 2. Attendance reached 650. The contest featured a pitchers battle between Robinson and Hodge with a sixth inning rally sparked by Strahan and Kimball. Swasey closed the frame with a strikeout and the weather stayed drizzly throughout the fast game. The potential move of the New Bedford team to Fitchburg was denied as the club will continue representing New Bedford in the league.
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Amherst Beats Williams 2 0 for Fifth Straight Win
Amherst defeats Williams 2 0 in a hard fought clash at Amherst. The victory marks Amherst fifth win in a row and second win over Williams this season, reaffirming control over old rival Williams College.
Harvard Yale Boat Race Prediction and Local Sports Notes
Arthur Duffey weighs Harvard advantage in the Thames race and Yale’s changes with the English stroke. Mentions Big Sam Felton in a potential 14-inning rematch, Har vard stars Hardwick and Drew, and upcoming national AAU events. Also notes Gallagher joining NYAC, Yale’s season in review, and other local athletic plans and hopes.
Dodgers Pound St Louis Box Artists to Complete Sweep
Brooklyn defeated St Louis 11 to 5 in the final game of the series as Marbet started for St Louis and lasted one and a third innings, allowing eight hits and five runs. Dodgers bunched key hits in the third to fifth innings, and manager Wilbert Huggins was banished after disputing a call by umpire Byron.
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Bet disputes and sports notes from Boston era
The letter discusses an overturned motor race entry at Revere where Wiley was falsely claimed to race, a request to declare the bet off, and a contact to Manager Flaherty of Lynn. It also asks if AAU rules bar college athletes from competing for college after club participation. the answer is no and AAU has no jurisdiction over closed unsanctioned meets. It recalls Buck Crouse versus Leo Houck at Pilgrim AA events with a disputed decision, and notes the Boston Nationals pennant wins in 1897 1898 along with Knockout Brown versus Matty Baldwin bouts in 1912 and a later Baldwin win in New York.
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