Braves Hammer Dodgers 16 to 0 in decisive rout
The Braves routed the Dodgers 16 to 0 at Braves Field, scoring two in the first and four in the second, then three in the sixth as Don Patrick Ragan allowed 14 hits. Key hits came from Rawlings, Wickland, Herzog, Kelly, and Powell with Olsen making a highlight bare-handed stop.
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Giants Win From Phillies 7 to 3 at Home
New York Nationals beat Philadelphia 7 to 3 in front of home crowd. Phillies outhit the Giants but fielding errors and a ejected player tipped the balance. Hogg allowed six Giants hits before relief. Key early ejection, multiple players credited with runs and errors in a decisive game.
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Dundee to box at Gallant benefit in Chelsea town
Johnny Dundee will attend the Gallant benefit at the Douglas A.C. of Chelsea Thursday night and box an exhibition with his sparring partner. The Scotch-Wop will cover all expenses and donate services and money to help Johnny Gallant, who has been ill for a long time, receive treatment. Other bouts and vaudeville acts are planned to raise funds for his comforts and care.
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English High Beats Brockton High In Close Brockton Contest
English High defeated Brockton High 4 yesterday afternoon at Brockton in a hard fought contest. Farrell the Moglish backstop had a single and a double with the latter driving in the winning run.
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Baseball matchups in National and American leagues show lineups
National League games feature Brooklyn at Boston, Philadelphia at New York, Chicago at Pittsburg, and Cincinnati at St. Louis. American League schedule has Boston at Washington, New York at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Chicago, and St. Louis at Detroit.
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Baseball doubleheader scores for New Orleans and Memphis
In the first game New Orleans edged Memphis 8 to 7. The second game saw Memphis win 3 to 0 against New Orleans while Little Rock defeated Mobile 5 to 1. Birmingham beat Atlanta 9 to 1 and Chattanooga topped Nashville 8 to 1.
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Toledo Triumphs 5-4 Over Indianapolis in A A Game
American Association action sees Toledo defeat Indianapolis 5 to 4 while Louisville Columbus game is postponed.
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Pirates Defeat Chicago Cubs 2 to 1 in Pittsburg
Pittsburg margins Chicago 2 to 1 as Miller keeps the visitors to one run aided by an error by Caton. Weaver and Walker relieved, with Walker finishing after Tyler batted for Weaver. Miller earns the win. Myers? No.
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Cardinals Defeat Reds 5-3 in St Louis Rally
In a May 7 game at St Louis the Cardinals trailed zero nothing through seven, then heated up in the eighth with five runs to beat Cincinnati 5-3. Doak earned the win for Cincinnati and Bresler took the loss.
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Track notes surge for college meet and army commissions
New Haven reports scene in College City with Fulton Willard mass at Yale Bowl unlikely. Loomis Eby Meanix earn commissions while Shrubb denies illness. Kiviat brother shines in Penn freshmen meet. Yale favors Cornell Princeton in intercollegiates. Henigan Faller race at St Alphonsus, Shea reshapes baton handoff technique. Briggs notes strong New England intercollegiates entries at Tech next Saturday.
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Eddie Plank with the Athletics years and best season
Plank played for Connie Mack's Athletics from 1901 to 1914. His best season was 1911 with 22 wins and 8 losses for a .733 winning percentage.
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Boston College Defeats Boston University 22 to 6 at Alumni Field
Boston College overwhelmed Boston University with 25 hits, romping to a 22 to 6 victory yesterday. Captain Gildea used reserves while BC pitcher Louis Lovely held BU to three hits through five innings before easing up.
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Indians Defeat White Sox 7 to 1 in Chicago
Jim Bagby’s pitching and sharp defense by Speaker and Wood limit Chicago to three hits. Cleveland collects nine hits, Williams wild, but the Indians push across seven runs with key hits from Chapman Turner Roth and Williams. Mec Mullin and J Collins drive in two runs in support.
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Chelsea matchmakers plan high profile featherweight bout
Al Shubert of New Bedford and Gussie Lewis of Philadelphia look to fight for the New England feather title with a possible national 122 pound claim. Lewis would box Shubert at Chelsea on May 2 with a 200 forfeit to reach 124 pounds and an arena event May 21 pairs Fred Dyer and Eddie Shevlin for the army navy welter title at 145 pounds. The season may stage a series of welter bouts featuring Downey Britton and Moran Nelson history noted.
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Williams Plays Tufts At Tufts Oval In Medford
Williams from the Berkshires brings a solid lineup to meet Tufts at Tufts Oval Medford. Coach Ira Thomas reshuffles the order after regulars enlist in service. The Williams captain Arch Kingsley has graduated from Camp Devens officers school and two more regulars recently joined the service.
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