Giants trounce Braves 9 1 as Scott holds hitless run
Boston action reports New York defeats Boston 9 to 1 with Jack Scott limiting the Braves to four hits. Cooney and McNamara give up the big scores, while Walker collects a double and a single in five at bats to lead the Giants in a decisive victory.
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Galaxy of stars set for Penn Rel Meet
Philadelphia April 16 one of the greatest aggregations of weight throwers is entered for the hammer event at the Pennsylvania Rel Carnival on April 24 and 25. Notable entrants include Drew from MIT the intercollegiate champion Bart and Harting from Yale Gates from Princeton Bowen Carnell Bunker from Wisconsin Murphy from Ohio State Handy Hancock from Penn Hewitt from West Point Wentworth Colby Hawkins from Michigan Burke Kilgour from Harvard Page Annapolis and Caskey from Cornell. Several are entered in shot put and other field events.
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Maun Sold to Indianapolis Giants Pitcher Shifts
Indianapolis officials announce the purchase of right hand pitcher Ernest J. Maun from the New York Giants. Maun will report to Indianapolis immediately for assignment with the American Association club.
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ULE IS BEST IN TWIRLING DUEL WITH VAN GILDER
Cleveland Indians beat the St. Louis Browns two to one in a pitching duel. Myatt scored in the second on an error and again in the ninth on a home run. Van Gilder and Uhle pitched well, with control issues and several defensive plays shaping the game.
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Army and Navy to Run Two Relays at Carnival
West Point athletic officer E J Vial announced the cadets will contest the half mile relay and the sprint medley at the Army Navy carnival, April 24 26, promising an Army Navy showdown on both days. Army entrants for the half mile are Gilbreath Maddner Nourse and Heacock, with Heacock noted as a top sprinter.
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Hartnett hits two homers as Cubs top Pirates in 8 10 3
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 3 with Charles Hartnett blasting two home runs. The Cubs bunched hits off walks and Pirate errors, while Glenn Wright led Pittsburgh with shuttle hits including a homer and two doubles. Wright drove in runs as Chicago collected eight, aided by Hartnett's power and timely support from Hartnett and Heathcote.
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Waterbury boxing card opens with two pro debutants in four rounds
April 16 at the State Armory Waterbury features amateurs Aldete of Waterbury and Irish Johnny Hayes of Danbury in their first pro bout a four round opener promoter Mulligan highlights a 10 round main event Harlem Jimmy Kelly versus Sheik Leonard with Jack Parker facing Chunk Burns in the semi final plus Eddie Lord against Red Garren in a six round bout a lively local program expected.
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Illinois A C to tour Ireland as part of Europe trip
The Irish National Athletic Association endorsed Illinois Athletic Club plans to include Ireland in its upcoming European tour. A business manager letter outlined U S and Irish contests with aims for an Irish Irish meet this summer. The U S Lawn Tennis Association lists a record tennis schedule with expanded events for fans, boys, and girls.
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Yale Harvard boat race set for Thames June 9
New Haven April 16 Yale rowing officials announced the Yale Harvard varsity boat race on the Thames will be rowed upstream this year at New London on June 19 during a conference with Harvard officials and rail representatives. The tentative schedule includes up stream junior and varsity races and a downstream freshman race finishing at the navy yard.
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Mitchell Twirls Phillies Over Brooklyn in 8–1 Victory
Clarence Mitchell the left handed pitcher held Brooklyn to six hits as the Philadelphia Nationals won 8 to 1. Holke hit a first inning home run with two on, and Philadelphia pulled away with three hits and strong fielding. Mitchell earned the win while Rush took the loss as McLaughlin and Hart worked as umpires.
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Rixey Twirls Cincinnati Past Cards in Three Straight
Waterbury game recap notes Kitty Branefield’s rookies in a 4 3 win over Chapple Johnson Colored All Stars of Swinestady. Moose Fuller Carrigan and McCarthy starred for Waterbury with Schauffel behind the plate. Cincinnati beats St Louis 7 3 to tighten NL lead as Rixey shines, Bressler homers.
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All-America Ace to Coach at Boston University
Hilary Mahaney all America end signs contract to coach ends and tackles for Boston University under Head Coach Whelan. The Holy Cross star joins Back Bay squad in first year on the coaching staff and is expected to bolster Terrier football with youthful energy and modern strategy. Athletic council to name another assistant coach soon.
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Massee School-Peskskill M. S. game cancelled by rain
In Stamford on April 3 the Massee School Peskskill M. day baseball match at Peekskill was halted in the first inning due to rain with Massee runners on base and two outs. The next scheduled game is April 24 at Rye High School. Efforts are being made to arrange April 18 and 20 games.
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Pugilists and sports notes loom ahead in October front
In a lively preview, boxing names like Mickey Werner, Harry Greb, Jack Delaney, Jimmy Slattery, Paul Berlenbach, and Young Stribling appear in odds and programs. The piece also surveys college teams Holy Cross, Princeton, Ducky Pond, and Western powerhouses Washington, Wisconsin, Stanford, and California, noting rising strength and anticipated matchups before summer verdicts.
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