Pro debut at six rounds as Noonan faces Green in Cambridge
Morton of Cambridge completes card for tonight's six round bout with Willie Green against Johnny Noonan of Dorchester in his pro debut. Robinson expected to beat McKinnon in a 12 round mail crash. several other bouts and heavyweight chatter noted for later cards.
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New York
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Gardner's Hit Wins Game for Red Sox
Larry Gardner's exceptional three-base hit in the second inning produced the only run as Boston shaded St. Louis 1 to 0. Dutch Leonard pitched a six-hitter over seven innings for the win, with strong fielding and timely defense backing him.
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Waltham High Clinches 11th In Extra Innings Over Lynn Classical
Waltham High battled Lynn Classical at Waltham yesterday, trailing early but rallying to tie in the ninth before winning 3 2 in the eleventh. Farrar collected three hits to lead the offense while Rollo Fagan shut out Lynn after a tense start.
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Senators Rally in 10th for Victory Over White Sox
In Washington Ayres and Scott pitched a superb duel as Scott held Chicago hitless through nine. In the 10th Gandil singled and scored the winning run on Shank's double, giving the Senators a 2-1 win. Shanks doubled, Chase hit a three base shot, and Collins and McBride stole bases.
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Athletics Defeat Naps In The 13th
Philadelphia wins a 13 inning pitching duel over Cleveland 1 to 0. Schang draws a base on balls and Hagerman errs on a bunt to bring home the lone run. Baker hits a two base shot, Plank and Hagerman combine for 15 strikeouts, six walks issued, and several double plays ground the contest.
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Yale Harvard dual set for close Stadium clash tomorrow
Yale coach expects a tight meet as Yale faces Harvard in a Stadium dual tomorrow afternoon with a likely margin of a few points decided by late events. Other notes mention Knights of St. Finbar games on May 98, Notre Dame’s baseball beating Army, and Jimmy Wendell’s entry in the British championships.
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Lynn Beaten by Lawrence in Ten Inning Tilt
Lynn saw its 10 game win streak end as Lawrence beat them 5 to 3 in ten innings. Dedrich moved past Brugey to start the 10th, Brugey stole second and third, scored on Mahoney's single, and Mahoney stole second and scored on Thompson's hit. Lynn failed to respond in the bottom half.
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Haverhill Tops Vitchburg with Gaston Home Run
Gaston hit a solo homer with Campbell aboard to provide the game's only runs as Haverhill defeated Vitchburg. Barron allowed just three hits and kept the visitors in check throughout.
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Lewiston Defeats Worcester 7-5 With Yelles Late Hit
Lewiston wins 7-5 at Worcester as four Lewiston singles and Yelle’s two-out triple in the seventh drive a four-run burst. Home runs by Mundy and Rees, two-base hits by Shea and Strands, and a late scoring rally underscore the tightly contested game.
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Lowell Ends Skid with 8-0 Shutout of Portland
Pitcher Shenk tossed a one hitter as Lowell snapped a long losing streak beating Portland 8 to 0. Line scores show Lowell compiled 12 hits with key plays by DeGroff and Stimpson while Portland struggled to plate runs.
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Zbyszko Wins Two Straight Falls In Louisville Bout
The match between Zbyszko and Hussane in Louisville, Kentucky ended with Zbyszko taking two straight falls. The question of the highest paid baseball player is noted with a salary of 17 000 dollars a year for a speaker. Harvard and Holy Cross meet in Worcester on May 20 with ticket details via Manager Squibb of the Harvard Athletic Association.
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Eastern Association Scores From New London to New Haven
In New London Hartford lost 2 0 to New London while Waterbury Bridgeport won 6 4 and Pittsfield beat New Britain 9 0 and New Haven defeated Springfield 2 0 all in regional matchups across four sites.
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College Baseball Scores From Weekend Roundup
Hartford Trinity defeated Norwich 6 to 4 while Princeton beat Notre Dame 4 to 1. Annapolis St John’s edged Franklin and Marshall 2 to 1 in a trio of college baseball results.
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Weymouth edges Rockland High in tight match
Weymouth High defeats Rockland High 2 to 1 in a close game at Rockland Rockland High. Milton Academy beats Volkmann 2 to 1. Brockton High runs past Plymouth Fligh 7 to 2.
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Braves Fall Flat as Reds Shut Out Braves 6 0
Cincinnati dominates at Redland Field scoring six runs on ten hits. George Tyler struggles as Rube Benton lasts five frames before a chaotic sixth inning. Evers and Maranville misplays aid Reds while Herzog and Rube clash with umpire Mal Wasson.
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Giants Win First Game From Pirates In Season Opener
New York Giants defeat Pittsburg 4 to 3 in the season opener. Key plays include a wild pitch by Adams and errors by Kelly and Gibson enabling three Giants runs in the fifth. Pittsburg’s scoring came on a trio of hits and a misplay, with frequent lineup details and box-score notes.
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International League Scores from Rochester Buffalo and Montreal
In Rochester, Jersey City wins 9 2 and 9 6 over Rochester. Buffalo loses to Newark 4 8 and wins 4 3 in the two games. Montreal defeats Providence 6 2 while Toronto defeats Baltimore 18 2.
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Southern Association scores from New Orleans and nearby cities
In New Orleans the New Orleans club beat Me 1, while Birmingham defeated Chattanooga 10 to 3. Mobile topped Nashville 7 to 4, and Atlanta’s Atlanta club drew 3 with Montgomery 3 in a row of early season fixtures.
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