Boston College Defeats Tufts on Tufts Oval
Boston College defeats Tufts 2 to 1 in a close afternoon game at the Tufts Oval. Tufts scored first in the fifth inning as Stafford scored on Wescott’s hit after a stolen base and a defensive play. BC tied on a sixth inning error and scored again in the ninth on a Krepps wild pitch and subsequent errors. Key moments include Halloran walking three and Krepps’ wild pitches as well as Leland and Maloney contributing for Boston College. Attendance was about 750 with Dan Barry umpiring.
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Lannin Elected Vice President of Boston Red Sox Club
At a Boston board meeting for the American league baseball club, Paul J. Lannin son of President Joe Lannin was elected vice-president. Two Red Sox players were released, catcher Pat Haley to Providence and utility outfielder Walter Rehg to Providence via waivers. The Providence club gains strength from the acquisitions.
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Worcester Day Sparks Record Bowling At Mechanics Hall
The Atlantic Coast Bowling Association tournament drew a large Worcester crowd at Mechanics Hall. E F Sweet set a new tournament high with 339 in singles and Norcross garage teams hit 1503 in five-man team, surpassing the old Boston amateurs mark by two pins.
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Brookline and Wellesley play to a stalemate in high school clash
Brookline High defeated by Wellesley High 9 to 6 at the high school grounds. Arthur hit two home runs and O Hearn contributed four runs with solid defense as both teams produced heavy slugging and notable plays in a two hour contest.
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Melrose High Defeats Chelsea High In 13-3 Baseball Victory
Melrose High outslugged Chelsea High 13 to 3 at Messenger Meadow yesterday afternoon. Ty Cobb Holt starred for Melrose with two hits three runs and three stolen bases including a stand up steal home. Ferguson pitched eight strikeouts and held Chelsea to three runs except in the second inning.
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Malden and Somerville High Baseball Ends in 10–0 Shutout
Malden High and Somerville High met on Malden High field in a Suburban league contest. After five innings the home team allowed 10 runs, turning the game into a farce as Somerville dominated to win 10 to 0.
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Somerville Carries Out Lively Fifth Inning Rally
Somerville defeats Malden in a high scoring fifth inning where Doyle and Foley misplays fuel a nine run rally. Keefe, Ford, St Angelo and Bianchi contribute multiple hits as Fitzgerald and Doyle command the mound amid miscues and baserunning miscues. Attendance 200.
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Tigers Beat Browns in 11 Inning Trim
In a marathon 11 inning showdown, the Detroit Tigers edge the Cleveland Browns 3 to 2 as pitcher Lowdermilk yields two walks and two clutch singles to spark the late rally.
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Detroit vs St Louis baseball game report
Detroit batted for Lavan in the 11th and lost 5 to 1 to St Louis. Pratt had two stolen bases and two-base hits by Shotten and Pratt. Pitchers were Dubuc for Detroit and Lowdermilk for St Louis with 9 and 4 strikeouts respectively. Time 2 hours 87 minutes.
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Cubs Shut Out Reds for Seventh Straight Win
Chicago pitcher Zabel held Cincinnati to five scattered hits as the Cubs defeated the Reds 2 to 0. Lefthander Dale worked eight and a third for Cincinnati, with Bresnahan, Bresnahan and Phelan contributing two base hits for Chicago.
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Cleveland shuts out White Sox 1 to 0 in nine innings
Chapman drives in the only run with a ninth inning triple and Smith sacrifices for Barbaro in the ninth. Chicago left four on base while Cleveland had five. Morton and Scott combined for seven strikeouts each as the White Sox were shut out.
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Salem High Edges Newburyport in Tight 8 7 Victory
Salem High defeated Newburyport 8 to 7 here today after trailing 4 to 0. Martinson and Gorwaiz delivered strong hitting as Salem rallied to score two runs in the ninth and clinch the win.
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Beachmont Group Seeks 10 11 Year Old Games
Pilgrim A. C. of Beachmont seeks games for 10 and 11 year old teams. Half fares paid. Mail A Messenger at Crest Avenue, Beachmont for arrangements.
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Worcester Defeats Manchester In New England League Tilt
Worcester beat Manchester 10 to 2. Kiernan of Manchester was ordered off the field for protesting a call. Kelcher, new to Worcester, and Carroll's steal home highlighted the scoring. Reiger and Moses split pitching duties with several players collecting hits and defensive plays.
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Lawrence defeats Lewiston in season opener 8 0
Mayor Brann pitched the first ball as Lawrence blanked Lewiston 8 to 0. Fuller held Lewiston to three hits and eight strikeouts while Warner and Conley led the attack with key hits. Sacrifice plays and solid defense backed the shutout with Tobin taking the loss.
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Portland Beats Lynn 3 2 in Open of New England League
Portland wins opening game of the New England league season 3 to 2 over Lynn. Clemens and Burns drive early runs. Burns adds a triple and Merrill and Lonergan contribute late singles as Portland edges ahead. Lynn responds with three singles and a sacrifice fly by Moulton, but Portland pitchers hold them through the eighth.
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Brown Beats Amherst Nine in High-Scoring Contest
Brown defeated Amherst 6 to 1 as Cram pitched effectively for Brown and contributed at the plate. Robinson labored for Amherst, allowing seven hits while Brown capitalized on timely hits and strong fielding to secure the win.
Baseball Evening Matchups Across League Central Cities
American League games listed include Boston at New York, Washington at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cleveland, and Detroit at St. Louis with teams traveling to rival venues for key matchups.
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St Louis shuts out Brooklyn 8 to 0 in Federal League game
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 8 to 0 as Davenport allowed six hits. Lafitte left with lumbago and was replaced by Finneran who weakened late. Brooklyn's best chance came in the first with bases loaded and one out, but two flies ended the threat.
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Owens Delivers in 10th for Orioles Sweep of Cubs
In Baltimore Owen homered to right field with two outs in the 10th, lifting the Orioles to a 4 3 win over Chicago. Zwilling and Beck homered for the Cubs, while Suggs and Owens along with Hendrix and Wilson held the visitors. The late blast clinched Baltimore's second straight victory.
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Athletics Beat Highlanders 2 To 1 in Pitchers Battle
Philadelphia ends New York Yankees winning streak by 2 to 1 as Oldring hits a third inning homer with Murphy aboard. Wyckoff and Keating held the series foes to three hits. Three-base hit by Cook and double plays noted in the tight game. Time 1h 48m. Umpires Mullaney Evans.
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