Braves Open Series Triumph Boosts Hope After Victory
Rudolph and Gowdy star as Braves topple the Athletics in opening game. Bender’s pitches spark hits, but champions endure a setback and vow a comeback. George Stallings notes potential with a left hander while Braves fans crowd Fenway Park box office for next game.
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Rudolph Tops Athletics as Braves Win World Series Opener
Philadelphia writer praises Dick Rudolph for a masterful pitching display that silenced the Athletics in Boston’s 6 to 1 World Series opener. The piece contrasts Boston’s aggressive, calculated play with Philadelphia’s struggling lineup and Bender’s fastball trouble, noting Rudolph’s heady control and the defensive steadiness behind him.
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Exeter Expects Tussle With Penn Freshies
Exeter New Hampshire prepares for a clash with Pennsylvania freshmen tomorrow afternoon. Coach Jones drilled the squad and refined plays while injuries bench George Lowe and Martin. Probable lineup includes Bagley Kirkpatrick Carter Potter Werner Smith Swart Kemp ton Becott Casey Lake with Mel Becott at left halfback and Casey at right halfback.
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Harvard Rovers Tied Calumet A C In Nine Innings
The Harvard Rovers, comprising many Harvard first string players, played Calumet A C of Stoneham to an 8 to 3 tie in nine innings before darkness ended the game. Several of Clinson's substitutes performed creditably.
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