Red Sox Shutout by Walter Johnson Ends Streak
In a sharp pitchers duel at Boston, Walter Johnson silenced the Red Sox to hand Boston a 5–0 defeat as Johnson and Gandil produced the decisive runs. Gardner stood out with a triple and two hits, while O'Brien struggled on a wet field. The afternoon game contrasted with a grim White Sox performance from Buck O'Brien as the Senators rallied behind Johnson.
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Senators
Red Sox
Griffith
Walter Johnson
Boston
Johnson
Buck O’brien
Larry Gardner
Larry
Gardner
Bradley
Yerkes
O’brien
Washington
AB R. BH
Shanks
F . Ee
Foster
Milan
Cc Walker
Ai Gandil
Morgan
A McBride
Ainsmith
AB R BH. TB
Po. E
Hooper
Rf Occ
Speaker
Lewis
Iberes
Wagner
Ss Ce
Thomas
Eee Eee
Sete Ewe
O'Brien
Eeereenee
Toster
Gandil
Dineen and
Perrine
Red Sox Edge Senators in Drizzle Fueled Finish
In a rain soaked double header the 19 year old Emmettsburg College tryout held Boston to four hits while the Senators scored on errors. Boston won 3 2 in an afternoon that drew nearly 10000 spectators as Gardner tripled and Knight booted a key error in the eighth to secure a one run victory.
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Johnson
Red Sox
Emmettsburg College
Maryland
Oston
Hugh Bedient
Boston
Collegian
Senators
Bedient
Jack Knight
Larry Gardner
Debut of Joe Engle Shines in Boston Exhibition
Despite drizzle the game began on time as Grifith backed 18 year old Joe Engle of Emmitsburg Md for his professional debut. Engle impressed with an exhibi tion that started well for Boston as Speaker and Lewis produced a first inning run and Nanamaker’s wild throw to second gave Washington an unearned error.
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Bedfent
Walker
Gandil
Yerkes
Bradley
Knight
McBride
Nanamaker
Washington
Alva Williams
Young Eagle
Steve
Williams
Red Sox
Eagle
Speaker
Tris
Lewis
Gardner
Engle
Bedient
Griffith
Joe Engle
Emmitsburg
Speaker-Lewis
Boston
Foster
Senators
St. John's Prep Loses First Of 15 After Rainy Clash
St. John's Prep of Danvers suffers a 1 loss in a drizzly game against Boston College High. The wet field produced many errors while Danvers outhit BC High, but BC High’s outfielders kept many hits in check. Sheehan led with two of four at bat.
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Danvers
St. John's Prep
Boston College High
Denvers
Boston
Sheehan
Rogers
Boston College
H. Bh.po.a.e
Reynolds
Currier
Woods
Barron
al Joyce
If. O'Connor
Ayn. Shee'n
Gildea
Devlin
Doherty
Carthy
Sullivan
M'Don
Murphy
Gill Dike
Gildea Currier
Woods Sheehan
McDonald
Woods Rogers
Gill
Fice
Creedon and Mahone
Chelsea High baseball tops Needham 9 to 7 in tight game
Chelsea High School defeated Needham 9 to 7 in Needham today. Pitcher Rogers struck out 16 Needham hitters in a standout effort while Woodard contributed well for Needham. Final line shows Chelsea with a strong offensive showing and solid defense behind Rogers and Martin.
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Needham
Chelsea
Rogers
Woodard
R.H.E
Chelsea High
Needham High
Martin
Sternwood
St Johns Beats Notre Dames 8–2 At Rindge Field
St Johns defeated Notre Dame 8 to 2 in a five inning morning game at Rindge Field Cambridge. Reardon pitched brilliantly recording 12 strikeouts for the winners while McQuigan and DeSandelle also contributed in the battery.
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Rindge Field
Cambridge
St. John’s
Notre Dames
Reardon
R.H.E. Gt
Jonn
Walsh, White Sox, Edge Cleveland in Morning Win
Ed Walsh earned the win for Chicago as the White Sox beat Cleveland 3 to 1. Griggs left with an ankle injury after a misplayed grounder. Birmingham stood out at the plate with a key contribution, and Mitchell struggled allowing eight hits in seven innings.
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Cleveland
Walsh
Mitchell
Chicago
Griggs
Birmingham
Roodie
Adams
Lord
Weaver
Mattlek
Kuhn
Rath
Pballs
George
Connolly and
Mart
AB BH
AB H
Graney
Olson
Jackson
Linas
Ryan
Peckinpaugh
Pall
os _George
P . Ee
Butcher
Athletics Beat Highlanders in Morning Game
The Athletics defeated the Highlanders easily in a morning game.
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Highlanders
Amateur Boxers to Meet Tonight at Pilgrim Arena
A large field enters the amateur boxing tournament staged by Pilgrim AA at the Arena tonight. Headlining is Charlie Askins the national 145 pound champion versus Tony Lavelle the New England 158 pound title holder. Also featured is George Pritchard the 115 pound national runner up meeting Jack Noonan the New England 115 pound champion.
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Pilgrim AA
Arena
Charlie Askins
Tony Lavelle
New England
George Pritchard
Jack Noonan
Stoneham High Tops Charlestown With Narrow 13 12 Victory
Stoneham High School edged Charlestown High 13 to 12 in a midafternoon game. Notable plays came from Learson with a sharp unassisted double play and Caffrey delivering a key three-bagger. Rose led Stoneham H with strong hitting as alternating pitchers Lannon Freeman Patten Montague and others supported the effort.
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Stoneham
Stoneham Hngh
Charlestown High
Learson
Caffrey
Rose
Stoneham H
Charleston H. S
Lannon
Freeman
Patten
Montague
Monagle
McFadden
Peabody High Whitewashes Salem High in 7 to 0 Victory
Peabody high defeated Salem high 7 to 0 at Peabody with Kelley pitching a near no hitter. A misplay by Goodwin broke the bid in the ninth as Ander son’s hit was mishandled. The final line shows Peabody 00330001 for 7 runs while Salem 000000000 for 0. Batteries Kelley and Wiggin Foss and Curran.
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Salem
Peabody High
Salem High
Peabody
Kelley
Anderson
Goodwin
R.H.E. Peabody
Wiggin
Foss
Curran
Tigers and Browns in an Even Break
St Louis and Detroit split a doubleheader in St Louis. First game Baumgartner held the visitors to six hits as St Louis won 38 to 0. In the second Detroit defeated St Louis 10 to 8 with ragged play by local fielders and strong Detroit hitting.
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ST. Louis
Detroit
Baumgartner
R. Bih
F. Shotten
Hogan
Stovall
Laporte
Pratt
Austin
Wallace
Krichell
O'Loughlin
Westervelt
Dedham High Dominates Hyde Park In Rainy Derby
In yesterday afternoons game at Stony Brook reservation Hyde Park High fell to Dedham High 10 to 1. Dedham featured strong all around play with McKenna and Ayers standout. Score by innings shows Dedham ahead early and securing the win. Batteries Puff and Splaine for Dedham with True and Winchenbaug behind Hyde Park.
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Dedham
Hyde Park
Stony Brook Reservation
McKenna
Ayers
Dedham High
Hyde Park High
Puff
Splaine
True
Winchenbaug
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