Braves Fall to Giants Behind Tesreau At Home
Jeff Tesreau pitched effectively as the New York Giants defeated the Boston Braves 3 to 1 at Braves Field. Tesreau walked seven Braves but also struck out seven, while George “Lefty” Tyler fared similarly for the Giants in a tense pitching duel.
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Baseball Matchups Listed for Today Across Leagues
In the National League games feature New York at Boston, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Chicago, and St. Louis at Pittsburgh. The New England League schedule includes Lawrence at Portland, Lynn at Lewiston, Manchester at Lowell, and Fitchburg at Worcester.
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Harvard Defeats Vermont in 14 to 2 Victory
Harvard routed Vermont 14 to 2 at Soldiers Field as the Green Mountain players argued with the umpire rather than play, securing a decisive win for Harvard in an afternoon game.
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Umpire Sparks Third Inning Controversy In Vermont Game
In the third inning an umpire dispute arose over a hit and run play as Abbot, Mahan, and Nash were involved, leading to a balk and interference calls. Harvard pulled ahead in the seventh with eight runs aided by walks and a triple, while Vermont threats were stifled by Abbot’s and Gallagher’s pitching. Umpire Brady oversaw a tense frame in a game that finished with Vermont 6 Harvard 13.
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Eddie Carr Quits In Bout At Panama Pacific Tournament
National boxing champions competed in San Francisco opening preliminaries of the Panama Pacific exposition tournament. The feature bout saw R. Peterson of the Olympic Club defeat Edward C. Carr, Harmony Club, in one round after Carr quit from the beating. Other results include Tony Watsan over Edward A. Rooney and Earl Moebus over Otto Wallfisch.
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Wright Breaks Leg Sliding Home In OSU Practice
Columbus May 6 Wayne B. Wright star pitcher of the Ohio State University baseball team broke his right leg just above the ankle while sliding home in a practice game here today.
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Beaten for Refusing Ball Game Permit in Gloucester
Adrian P. Cote city supervisor of public baseball grounds was attacked by two unknown men after he refused them a permit for a game at the park. They knocked him down broke his glasses cut his face and fractured his jaw.
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Kid Williams Edges Ketchell In Six-Round Bout
New Haven reporters say Kid Williams of New Haven defeated Al Ketchell of Bridgeport by decision in a six round boxing bout held here tonight. Ketchell fought hard but Williams controlled the action with sharper punching and ring generalship.
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Close Matches Highlight Harvard Golf Second Round
The Harvard championship at Oakley C. C. saw two tight second round match plays. Defending champion Allis benefited from McCook default. P Winsor beat W F A Ene 1 up and L H Canan defeated C Taner 2 1.
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Mrs Storrow Heads Club She Organized
Lincoln May 6 Mrs James J Storrow was tonight elected president of the Lincoln Community Club which she recently organized at a Bemis Hall meeting.
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Swimming events arranged for Boston Light meet
The L street swimmers club outlined its annual Boston Light swim and other events at a meeting yesterday. Two novice races are scheduled for June 19 and July 17 with a handicap of 218 miles. The open race to the Light is set for July 25. Entries close with W R Kessener at 1772 Columbia road South Boston.
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