Tigers Set for Four Game Series With Red Sox At Fenway
Detroit arrives at Fenway Park for a four game set with Boston as both teams seek improvement. Cobb recovers form while Crawford slumps. pitching staff struggles for Detroit and Carrigan must lift Boston with stronger hitting and speed.
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Fast Teams Play Twice This Week In Suburban League
Malden and Medford High Schools clash twice this week with a Wednesday and Saturday schedule. Malden suffered a surprising loss to Somerville while Medford rose past Everett to move within a half game of the league leaders.
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Rival High School Baseball Rivals Set For Key City Games
Malden and Medford prepare for heated week with strong pitching from Medford led by Captain Laird while Malden and Everett struggle with fielding errors. Medford and Somerville win through solid pitching and defense as Brookline plans a Triangular clash with Newton. Chet Arthur and Dick Comick shine as captains in tight matches. Rindge maintains rapid pace despite a disputed loss to Everett High.
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Laird
Everett
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Brookline High
Newton
Chet’ Arthur
Comick
Arthur
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Rindge
Braves Hitting Shows Big Weekly Jump in Slump
Braves batting rises to .28 for the week as Gowdy Smith and Collins raise the attack while pitching falters. Red Sox Hooper Lewis Walker approach .300, Speaker leads majors at .576. Giants Roth and McGraw era strong. Cleveland, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh pitching and hitting figures noted. Detroit paces team batting at .262. Boston Chicago Philadelphia at .227.
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Dartmouth Strong in New England Meet Behind Kelly and Worthington
Dartmouth scorched the New England intercollegiates at Springfield with 50 1 2 points, outrunning Maine 82 1 2. Holy Cross star Andy Kelly shattered meet records in sprints and relays, while Harry Worthington of Dartmouth highlighted the meet with strong leaps despite a wind-affected runway.
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Bowdoin
Harry Worthington
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Eye Strain And Overgolfing In Amateur Golf Debates
The Hackensack four ball exhibition prompts questions on how much play keeps a golfer at peak form. The piece contrasts amateur overgolfing and professional routines, noting eye strain, fatigue, and mental tension as key signs and recommending rest before resuming serious competition.
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Oswald Kirby
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Cycle Races Rescheduled for Wednesday at Revere Track
Manager Butler announced that the meet postponed from last Saturday due to heavy showers will now take place Wednesday night at the Revere cycle track. This opens the regular season and the mid week series with changes in the programme. Competitors George Wiley Victor Smart and Bob by Walthour will stay for the 6 mile motor paced feature after plans to race at Newark fell through.
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Newark
Sprinters clock 04 5 second 100 yard dash marked
Three college men Teschner Harvard Rice Maine and Kelly Holy Cross have run the 100 yard dash in 04 5 seconds this year. Olaf Henriksen born Clinton Mass played his first pro game with Brockton of the New England league. Johnson's record shows four meetings with Sandy Ferguson including a 10 round decision in Boston April 16 1908.
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Philadelphia
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Church and Mathey Win TuXedo Doubles Cup
G M Church and Dean Mathey former Princeton and Western champions won the TuXedo doubles cups in a round robin final defeating N W Niles and A S Dabney 6-3 6-2. The pairing went undefeated. Other entries included Pell Inman Whitman Parker and Wrenn Watson Jr.
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Boston
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