Senators Defeat World Champions and Take First in League
Washington reports the Senators defeated the Boston Red Sox 5 to 3 as Babe Ruth’s wild pitching and defensive lapses opened the door for John Henry and the Griffmen. Leonard relieved Ruth in the eighth. Henry’s double and McBride, Harper, and Morgan singles produced three runs for the Senators. Gardner, Barry, and Scott starred for Boston with solid defense and timely hits. Ruth walked nine and allowed five earned runs in 7 1/8 innings.
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Leonard
Gardner
Barry
Scott
Boston
Sox
Milan
Senator
Janvrin
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Lewis
Morgan
Harper
Hooper
Foster
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Agnew
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McBride
Tfoster
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Williams
Judge
Thomas
Carrigan
Washington
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Boston College Beats Georgetown 8–4 on Alumni Field
Boston College secured its third straight win by defeating Georgetown University 8 to 4 at Alumni Field Newton. Georgetown scored all their runs in the seventh and ninth innings, while BC kept the visitors mostly quiet until late rallies.
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Boston College
Georgetown University
Alumni Field
Newton
Washington
Ruth Struggles as Red Sox Overcome Ruthless Eighth
Detroit and New York losses set up a winner take lead. Ruth faced nine runners, allowing four to cross. he walked three and gave up four consecutive singles in one inning. Red Sox fielding and a burst of hitting moved them ahead before Ruth faltered in the eighth, while the Senators failed to capitalize on his poor showing.
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Detroit
New York
Ruth
Red Sox
Senators
Quincy Cigars Aim at Boston Smokers
Smokers gather in groups and families favor Quincy cigars. Cliques in clubs and many Boston firms stock Quincy boxes. The brand rises in popularity as more are bought daily. They cost 10 cents each or three for 25 cents.
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Boston
Boston College Defeats Georgetown in Lopsided Contest
Boston College opened strong after Georgetown, scoring early and adding two runs in the fourth and eighth frames. Dee and FitzGerald contributed key plays, McCarthy and Cusick stole bases and Gildea made sharp throws at crucial moments. Georgetown fought back with three ninth inning runs but BC held on for the win.
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Regan
Mitchell
Boston College
Fitzgerald
McCarthy
Cusick
Cuff
Cote
Breslin
Halloran
Flynn
Titzgerald
Cusack
Cass
Hagar
Weis
I'lynn
Finnegan
Felix Talbot
Philadelphia Defeats Yankees Four Two in Early Inning Win
Philadelphia beat New York 4 to 2, aided by early inning hits and earned runs. Struck out totals were Russell three and Bush five as the Phillies capitalized on Yankees errors and timely hitting.
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Peckinpaugh
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Schauerball
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Byron
Quigley
Detroit
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Cleveland
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Smith
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Veach
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Heilman
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Stanage
Dauss
Evans
Chill
Williams sent to Spokane as Cincinnati trims roster
Cincinnati Nationals released outfielder Kenneth Williams to return to the Spokane club to meet the 21 man roster limit. Williams had been acquired from Spokane under an optional agreement and was brought to Cincinnati to fit the roster quota.
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Kenneth Williams
Spokane
Wash
Cincinnati Nationals
Williams
Captain Baldwin sidelined a week with finger split
Captain Baldwin of the Volkman School baseball team will miss at least seven days after splitting a finger on his right hand during a practice game.
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Captain Baldwin
Volkman School
Welsh to retire and St Paul prodigy eyed by Glover
The article notes Freddie Welsh plans retirement on July 7 amid talk of a St Paul phenom challenging Mike Glover. It also covers Willie Beecher vs Johnnie Harvey in a billed Armory bout and Tommy Keane shaping Babe White for Syracuse. Ted Meredith’s Penn relay splits highlight a strong indoor season return.
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Mike Glover
Mike O'Dowd
Mike
Peninsula Fame
St. Paul
Freddie Welsh
Freddie
Welsh
Willie Beecher
Johnnie Harvey
Ted Meredith
Penn
Meredith
Tommy Keane
Syracuse
Babe White
White
Dartmouth
Franklin Field
Dodgers Beat Giants 8 to 5 in New York
Brooklyn defeats New York 8 to 5 as Stengel hits a third inning homer with two on. Nap Rucker allows multiple hits before leaving for Coombs in the fourth. It marks New York’s eighth straight loss and Giants m anager McGraw releases outfielder Merwin Jacobson to Rochester IL.
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Stengel
Brooklyn
Palermo
Nap Rucker
Coombs
New York
McGraw
Giants
Merwin Jacobson
Rochester
New Boston Card to Feature Fresh Mat Stars Next Monday
Four matches set under catch as catch can rules in Mechanics Building with several newcomers making Boston debuts. Joe Rogers the American Apollo, a 6 ft 8 in 230 pound giant, headlines alongside Jim Losson, Harry LeMarr, Karl Lemle, Cyclone Burns, Hevumppa, and Frank Leavitt. Promoter Tuohey awaits contract for a world famous headliner.
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Mechanics' Building
Boston
Joe Rogers
Apollo
Rogers
Jim Losson
Harry LeMarr
West
Karl Lemle
Cyclone Burns
Hevumppa
Frank Leavitt
Tuohey
Free booklet offers club recipes for mixed drinks
A promotional note advertises a Free booklet of famous club recipes for mixed drinks. It references a non refillable bottle program and provides an address at Wilson, 319 Fifth Ave. New York.
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Wilson
Fifth Ave
N. Y
Local baseball and handball notes from South Boston and Philadelphia
Baseballer team from South Boston is free for Saturday May 6 and open to meet any strong State opponents. Contact A C Routhier, 252 A Street, for details. Handballers Frank Henneberry and James Davey seek the championship. reach Davey via C F Hovey, 338 Summer Street. Niehoff from Philadelphia came from Cincinnati and hit .238 last year. Speaker did not train at Hot Springs with the Red Sox. Joe Wood did not appear. Ray Collins is farming in Vermont.
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National Machine & Tool Company
South Boston
A. C. Routhier
Frank Henneberry
James Davey
Davey
C. F. Hovey
Summer Street
City
Niehoff
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Speaker
Red Sox
Hot Springs
Cleveland
Joe Wood
Ray Collins
Sox
Wood
Collins
Vermont
Harvard Makes Cut in Golfing Squad
Harvard's varsity golf squad has been reduced to twelve contenders with one more cut planned before final selection. The survivors include F. Amor y, THiganan, C.S. Clark s af FR, Devereux, H. Goodspeed, J. C. Heyburn, J. W. Hubbell, W. P. Hunt, J. H. Hutch ins, IX. Holt, G. H. Wissell, George A. McCook and J. IT. Wylde. Matches for the college championship will begin May 8.
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Harvard
F. T. Amory
Thiganan
C.S
Clarks Af
FR. Devereux
H. Goodspeed
J. C. Heyburn
J. W. Hubbell
W. P. Hunt
J. .H. Hutchins
IX. Holt
G. H. Iwissell
George A. McCook
J. IT. Wylde
Everett Wins 3-1 Victory Over Somerville High
Everett High defeated Somerville High 3 to 1 yesterday afternoon in a Suburban League game. Tom McGrath pitched his second game in three days allowing three singles while his teammates could push across only one run.
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Tom McGrath
Somerville High
Everett High
Everett
Everett Beats Somerville in Narrow Pitcher Duel
Everett snaps Somerville in a tense game as Fitzgerald drives in three runs and Downey's miscue aids Everett. Somerville's only tally comes when Bigley scores after a Keating double, but a double play ends further threats. Green, Forshaw, and Fitzgerald contribute key hits and the crowd of about 500 watches a low scoring affair.
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Fitzgerald
Somerville
Tim Bond
Galotti
Keating
Green
Downey
Fitz
Hill
Stahl
Forshaw
Bigley
Kelleher
Travers
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FE & Co
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Manser
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Po.a.e
POVA
Zgerald
Silva
Rigley
Tdeacon
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Coulon
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Sey
School Games Today Across City Leagues and Matches
A full slate of school games is listed across Boston and nearby towns. English faces Mechanic Arts at Brighton while Latin plays Brookline. Commerce meets St John's Prep at Danvers. Noble faces Alumni at Dexter. Charlestown visits Brighton. West Roxbury competes at South Boston. Arlington visits Lexington. B C High plays Concord. Whitman hosts Braintree. Brockton battles Bridgewater Normal. Lynn Classical meets Newburyport. St Marys Academy vs St Johns in Worcester. Harvard 2d clash with Dowell Textile at Soldiers Field.
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Mechanic Arts
Brighton
Boston
Brookline
Commerce
St. John’s Prep
Danvers
Hingham
Woburn
Noble
Alumni
Dexter Wield
Charlestown
Newburyport
Stone
Tech
Chestnut Hill
St. Mary's Academy
St. John’s
Worcester
Randolph
North Easton
Dowell Textile
Harvard 2d
Soldiers Field
Abington
Weymouth
Yale Rowing Shifts Varsity to Housatonic Camp
In Derby Connecticut on May 1 Yale University announces the varsity crew will move from New Haven to a training camp on the Housatonic for daily drills marking a historic shift. Previously, the closest move was two decades earlier when Bob Cook led a Philadelphia practice session. Jesse P. Guilford, former schoolboy star and ex Granite State golf champion, won the Wollaston Golf Club spring meeting final over A. H. Goodale by 2-1.
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Derby
Conn
Yale
New Haven
Philadelphia
Bob Cook
Jesse P. Guilford
Granite State
Wollaston Golf Club
A. H. Goodale
Wollaston
Temporary boat house erected for Housatonic regatta training
Oarsmen shelter shells below the city on the Housatonic River and will row daily until reaching New London around June 1 to finish training for their Starvard regatta. The main objection heard was sewage objection near the course start. Coach Guy Nickalls said squad changes may come soon, with Hyatt expected to be tried as varsity stroke replacing Tarriman who is a bit heavy.
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Housatonic
New London
Starvard
Guy Nickalls
University of Pennsylvania
Hyatt
Tarriman
Malden Beats Rindge Tech 7 to 6 In Hard-Hitting Affair
Malden High edged Rindge Tech 7 to 6 in a tightly played afternoon game. star Jere Murphy collected three hits for five bases and seven assists. Attendance was about 200 as Dan Morgan announced plans for Al Reich’s recovery.
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Malden High
Rindge ‘Tech
Malden
Jere Murphy
Dartmouth
Guilford Edges Goodale In Class Golf Match At Wollaston
Guilford takes a three up lead after a fast start and holds on despite Goodale’s flashes. Key moments include a late win at the seventh, a tough finish with halved holes and a six foot miss at the 11th that left Goodale dormie two down before Guilford clinched on the 18th.
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Goodale
Oodale
Goodala
Joh
Wollaston
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Dormie
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