Crimson Clashes With Tigers Today for Glory on Track
Showers at Detroit on May 23 gave the Red Sox and Tigers a rare rest as both teams recalibrate for a stretch run. Boston, sorted by Barrow, faces pitching woes and a hunt for Veach or similar punch. Detroit seeks a star first baseman while Del Gainer could move to left field to boost offense. Ruth shifts to pitching as Bush struggles with neuritis, Lawlor exits amid bench controversy, and both clubs eye a stronger lineup to challenge the Indians.
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Dartmouth Beaten by BC 5-0 in Return Game
In Hanover on May 23 Dartmouth lost to Boston College 5-0 as a single inning of error plagued play doomed the summary. The contest featured numerous miscues and struggled defense, ending the rematch with BC securing the shutout.
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Army and Navy Will Cross Bats Sunday Braves Field Doubleheader
Two free service baseball games are scheduled for Sunday at Braves Field with first pitch at 1:30 PM and second at 3:15 PM. The Navy plays the Receiving Ship nine in the opener, while the Motor Transport Corps faces the Provost Guards in the later game. A band concert will accompany the event, and admission is free.
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First Prom Week contest in rain proves muddy battle
Boston College and Dartmouth meet amid showers and a drenched field as Murphy and Fitzpatrick star in a tight pitching duel. Murphy fans nine while Fitzpatrick allows four, with late errors and base hits shaping a 9 inning struggle. Urban and Dougherty drive runs for Boston College against Dartmouth’s defense, while Halligan and Mulcahey spark offensive support.
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F’patrick
Upban
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Giants Hammer Cards for Victory Over St. Louis
New York won the first game of the series 7 to 6 after failing to reach base until the fourth inning. Doak of St. Louis allowed hits early as Benton struggled before being pulled in the seventh. Chase and Fletcher of New York and Shotton of St. Louis hit home runs.
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Pfeffer Wins 7th Straight for Dodgers in Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 4 as Pfeffer extended his pitching win streak to seven straight. Miller weakens after seven innings, Hill relieves, scoring six runs in the eighth. Outshaw, Sacrifice hits by Stengel and Boeckel help power the Dodgers. Krueger substituted by Ran for the eighth.
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