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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
17
The Red Sox defeated the Cleveland Naps 5 to 4 in a pitching duel led by Smoky Joe Wood. After a rough start Wood settled in, overcoming early control issues to blank the Naps for five innings and secure the win amid contentious umpiring and late pressure.
Brown defeated Princeton 10 to 4 in Princeton New Jersey. Henry was effective in all but one inning and Lamberton struggled as Princeton hit him hard. The Bears had a five run first inning and held on with strong defense and timely hitting. Batteries Henry and Hazlett for Brown Lam berton and Wall for Princeton Salmon behind the plate.
Noble and Greenough School dominated the Charles River by winning the championship first and second eight races. Roxbury Latin and Browne and Nichols trailed, with Noble completing the first eight in 5 minutes 45.15 seconds and the second in 5 minutes 49 seconds.
In a tense rowing race in Philadelphia the Noble crew led early as Roxbury Latin pressed hard. Noble finished about two and a half lengths ahead of Roxbury Latin on the first crew, with Volkmann third and Browne & Nichols fourth as Stone School lagged behind after a disrupted, out of form showing. The Noble second crew won by roughly three and a half lengths over Roxbury Latin, while Browne & Nichols trailed. The race featured notable lines through Harvard bridge and late surges by Noble & Greenough.
Washington routs Detroit 7 to 0 as Shanks homers and High drives in key runs. Ayres strong on mound. Hall Main Reynolds Ayres held Tigers to six hits while Washington tallies in every inning except the seventh.
Annapolis Md May 27 Navy defeated Mount St Joseph 6 to 2 in a close, exciting game through seven innings before pulling away in the eighth.
The Harvard four man freshman crew defeated Exeter in a three-quarter mile race on the Charles River Basin yesterday afternoon by two feet. The crew, assembled only days ago, rallied late to nose ahead of Exeter as New Hampshire finished closely behind.
The Boston Woodland Golf Club championship saw an upset as Mrs. Arnold Jackson, previous conqueror of Mrs. G W Roope, fell to Miss K F Duncan three down. Curtis sisters Margaret and Harriet advanced to the semi finals along with Miss F C Osgood the current Boston champion.
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