Giants Rally Past Braves 8-4 in Damp, Windy Game
The Giants defeated the Braves 8-4 as a six run sixth inning broke a tight game. Canavan led New York with three runs and Heinie Zim joined Rodriguez on key hits before a rain delay ended the affair. Three Braves players departed Boston for minor league clubs in a shakeup after the loss.
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Braves Score In New York and Boston Defeat
Baseball report shows New York 6 Boston 4 with Zimmerman Wilson Canavan Burns and Rodriguez driving runs. Canavan pitched and Fletcher Holke Burns were hit by pitches as Canavan issued one walk and 2 strikeouts with 1 hour 5 minutes of play. Attendance 2000.
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Wilson Beats Ratner In Main Bout At Chelsea Card
Johnny Wilson of Charlestown won the referee's award over Augie Ratner of New York after 12 rounds using an early lead built by his southpaw style. Ratner fought back late but the New Yorker swept the last three rounds. Elm KOed Martin in two, Dyson decisioned Dolan, and Cross stopped Duffey in three.
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Bobby Dyson
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Lawrence
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Lynn
Paddy Duffey
Socco to Meet Reagan in Friday Boxing Showdown
East Boston fans anticipate the second meeting between Young Socco and Tommy Reagan at the Commercial A. arena on Friday night. A previous draw fuels high hopes as Dave Powers faces Han Goula and Frank Chaney meets Fred Webb while Greek Algenes battles Young Varney on the card.
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Middlesex School Hosts Harvard Second Nine Game
Middlesex School of Concord will host Harvard University second nine on its Concord diamond next Saturday afternoon. The nonleague game will feature a young Harvard squad visiting the Middlesex field for a invitational contest.
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Boston College to Meet Boston University in Alumni Field Game
Boston College lines up against Boston University at Alumni Field today. Boston University has struggled this season but added a few stars, while Murray or Lovely will pitch for BC and Captain Gilder aims to steady the attack. BC also heads to Manchester Thursday to face St Anselm's before a Dartmouth rematch at Hanover Saturday.
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Egan Found Dead in Chicago Hotel Room Inquest Rules Suicide
In Chicago on May 6 the inquest into Edward F. Egan's death returned a verdict of suicide while temporarily insane over his wife’s death. Egan, former Milwaukee club manager in the American Association, was found shot in his hotel room. his home was in St Paul Minnesota.
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Ned) Egan
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Miss M. G. Ward Wins Net in Brookline Red Cross Golf
Women golfers at the Brookline Country Club Red Cross tournament posted strong scores. Miss Nason and Miss Stevens finished first and second for the gross prize with 94 and 95 respectively, while Miss M. G. Ward claimed the net prize with a score of 8.
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Yale Tennis Names Captain Garland From Pittsburg
NEW HAVEN Conn May 6 Charles S Garland 19 of Pittsburg has been elected captain of the Yale tennis team.
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National junior champion Garland joins fourth officers training camp
Succeeding Captain Frank Hopkins who will leave college to enter the fourth officers training camp Garland is national junior champion of the United States and has served as secretary for the National Lawn Tennis Association.
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Braves to Play for Griffith Fund June 11
The Boston Braves plan a benefit game June 11 at Braves Field to raise a large fund for the Clark Griffith ball and bat fund. A substantial portion of receipts and a collection will go to buy baseball gear for the boys at the front from Boston and vicinity.
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Harvard Defeats Dartmouth in Woodland Golf Match
Harvard golfers beat Dartmouth at Woodland Golf Club Auburndale yesterday. Harvard won 11 to four in singles and only one of five matches went Dartmouth’s way as 85 Mawk overwhelmed E F Baker 9 and 7.
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Fire destroys warehouses in North St. Louis
A large blaze at 5 pm damaged five storage houses of the Independent Packing Co, the Rogers grain elevator, a four story Union Packing Co building, and several sheds. Estimated loss ranges from 2 to 3 million dollars. Police begin investigation.
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Harvard 1921 track team appoints managers
Winchester F. Ingersoll of White Plains New York is named manager and John F. Keane Jr of Bridgeport Connecticut assistant manager. Both appointments await approval by the Harvard athletic committee.
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White Plains
N. Y
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John F. Keane, Jr
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Wiltase Beats Riemer In Hartford Lightweight Bout
Al Wiltase of Hartford defeated Bobby Riemer of New Britain in ten fast rounds in Hartford. Newspaper critics scored the lightweight fight as a clear Wiltase victory.
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Start Times Slip for American Association Clubs
The league has no firm rule on start times but most clubs are expected to begin games late this season. In Minnesota cities St Paul and Minneapolis crowds may see 5 PM kickoffs or first pitches.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Harvard May Renew Sports At University Next Fall
Harvard authorities indicated at a Harvard Athletic Association meeting that football and all college athletics may be renewed next fall if enough students enroll to warrant activity. Chairman Dean LeBaron Briggs favored resuming sports. The decision on football form remains unsettled, and it was decided that departing students may join varsity athletics until they leave for the junior officers' training camp.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Dean LeBaron Briggs
Association
Harvard 1921 tennis team nets third straight win
The Harvard 1921 tennis team defeated Milton Academy five matches to one yesterday afternoon at Jarvis Field courts, extending a three match winning streak.
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Milton Academy
Jarvis Field
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