Senators Beat Red Sox 7–4 After Shore Struggles
Washington defeats Boston 7 to 4 as Ernie Shore labors through six innings amid a sweep of weak hitting, base running errors, and erratic defense. Boehling struggles, yet the Sox leave on a rough trip with six losses in ten games.
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Ernie Shore
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Boston
Sox
Joe Judge
Senators
Ernie
Boehling
Hoblitzer
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McBride
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Foster
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Rondeau
Morgan
Henry
Agnew
McNally
Shore
Sam
Duffs
Pennock
Barry
Gallia
Thomas
Indians Beat Tigers 6 to 1 in Davenport Exhibition
Cleveland defeated Detroit 6 to 1 as Morton held the Tigers to few threats after two innings and the Indians benefited from timely hitting to run their streak to three straight wins. The team left for Davenport, Ta., after the game.
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Morton
Cleveland
Cobb
Davenport
Catholic UBC hockey game moved to tomorrow afternoon
The Catholic University Boston College game has been changed to tomorrow at 3 15 p m at University Treights Newton. The Boston College team faces St Anstems of New Hampshire next Saturday. Knights of Columbus will attend to cheer the team regarded as the best in the South. The Washington nine beat Harvard and made Tufts go 11 innings.
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Yankees Beat Athletics 9 to 4 in Philadelphia
New York hitters supported by Philadelphia pitchers’ wildness to win 9 4. Bressler exited after five innings, Morrisette struggled. Shawkey limited the Athletics to one hit through seven. Two-base hits by Pick and Oldring, home run by Schang, and 2 stolen bases by Magee and Baker highlight the game.
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Giants Beat Dodgers 2 to 1 In Tight Game
The Giants edged the Dodgers 2 to 1 with Doyle McCarty and Robertson contributing two-base hits. Wesreau pitched for the Giants and Pfeffer for the Dodgers, with Stengel and Pleteher stealing bases as the game stayed close until the final frame.
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Beecher Defeats Harvey in 12 Round Arena Bout
Willie Beecher of New York defeated Charley Harvey by several city blocks in a tough 12 round fight at the Arena last evening. Harvey, favored for his aggression, fought poorly, while Beecher dominated with a wide margin and effort. The card included Howard McRea’s win over Johnny Noonan and prelims with Billy Shea and Yank O’Brien. Next week Walter Butler and Frankie Mack headline the main event.
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New York
Charley Harvey
Arena
Beecher
Harvey
Charley White
William Beecher
Howard McRea
Johnny Noonan
Billy Shea
Army
Yank O’brien
Boston
Johnny Morris
Montreal
Carl Miller
Walter Butler
Frankie Mack
White Sox win from Browns in St Louis slugfest
Chicago rallies to beat St Louis 5 4 to extend skid for the Browns to seven losses. Terry pinch hits for Danforth with two out in the ninth, doubles driving in two to seal the comeback win as five Chicago pitchers hold the Browns to three hits.
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Walpole High Baseball Beats Foxboro 14 to 4
Walpole High School defeated Foxboro High School 14 to 4 in a Tuesday game at Walpole. Foxboro struggled with Walpole’s offense as the hosts rolled to the win.
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Foxboro
Hyde Park High Falls to East Boston High in District Game
Hyde Park High was defeated yesterday afternoon by East Boston High in a Boston District High School league game by a score of 6 to 4.
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Hyde Park High
East Boston High
American Association Game Postponements Report
Rain causes postponements across the league with Indianapolis versus Kansas City and Toledo versus St Paul both delayed. Louisville versus Milwaukee also postponed as wet grounds hinder play.
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Louisville - Milwaukee
College dual meets loom with Cornell Harvard clash
The upcoming intercollegiate season centers on the Cornell Harvard dual at Ithaca with Yale Pennsylvania also set to compete. Overton and Moakley are highlighted in sprint plans while boxing promoters push a Dillon Moran bout and Penn eyes coaching changes as teams stage spring practice and build toward fall games.
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Yale
Pennsylvania
Moakley
Donovan
Maine intercol legiates venue and date inquiry
The note asks where the Maine intercollegiate events will be held in Brunswick Maine and the date, mentions Lawson Robertson as Mike Murphy's assistant at the Stockholm 1920 Olympic Games, and cites records for 21 miles outdoors and the Brockton Marathon noting W. J. Hackett as holder with a time around 2 hours 27 minutes.
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Lawson Robertson
Mike Murphy
Stockholm
New York
A. C
Melville Shepppard
Millrose A. A
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Brockton
W. J. Hackett
South Boston High School Wins Over West Roxbury
South Boston High School boys earned their second victory of the season in a clean contest against West Roxbury High School on M Street grounds. Collins returned in uniform as a strong backstop for Martin, who faced free hits from the visitors. Jefferson starred both at the hat and in the field for the peninsula district, while West Roxbury honors went to Lover, Mc Dermott and Brigham.
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Jefferson
West Roxbury
Lover
McDermott
Brigham
Alumni Beating Dexers 14 Runs Over NGE at Brookline Field
Noble and Greenough faced a sharp defeat as alumni from Dexter field in Brookline hammered Brigham and Rudd offerings for 14 runs to the schoolboys five.
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Brigham and
Rudd
Shubert Faces Reddy in Big 12 Round Lawrence Bout
In Lawrence a major 12 round bout features Al Shubert of New Bedford versus Battling Reddy of New York. Reddy, though new to this area, has fought many noted foes and aims to challenge Shubert. An eight round semi between Tim Shea and Young Higgins, plus other prelims, completes the card.
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Battling Reddy
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Reddy
Young Lustig
Frankie Callahan
Young Watcher
Kid Williams
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Battiling Lihn
Zulu
Tim Shea
Newburyport
Young Higgins
Amesbury
Manchester
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