Mays Shuts Out Red Sox As Yankees Win Four Nil
New York defeats Boston 4 0 as Carl Mays blanks the Red Sox on a muddy field after a half hour rain delay. Ruth fails to get a hit while Pipp and Peckinpaugh contribute for the Yankees. Jones allows seven hits with three walks as Beaton and Dineen handle the others. Umpires Nallin and om. Time. Losing pitcher Dineen.
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Lee Fewster
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Jone
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Washington Wins First from Philly in series opener
Washington defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 to take the first game of the series. Waller Johnson excelled in the late innings, with key two base hits and a sacrifice fly. O'Rourke and Walker contributed for Washington while Moore and Johnson paced the Philadelphia effort. Left on base and miscues limited both sides as umpires Gonnoly and Morality called the game in 7:55.
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Haris
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Galle
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Bitt Naylor
Wy Johnson
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Naylor
Holland asks 1928 Olympic Games for Amsterdam
Switzerland April 11 Holland was officially requested to host the Olympic games of 1928 in Amsterdam. The International Olympic Committee president Baron de Coubertin announced the move after a prior statement that Holland had withdrawn from consideration for 1924.
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Baseball Holdouts to Be Treated Rough
A garbled report notes advisory from a baseball authority about holdouts. Players under reserve who do not report after the championship season would be placed on the ineligible list. Reinstatement applications must go to Commissioner Landis.
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Shamrocks Ready for Norwalk Game in City News
The Shamrocks prepared for a Norwalk match after weather canceled a Berkshire game. The team trained hard, with the second squad beating Madison 12 to 7 as Jack Smith kept opposition hitters in check and Lane’s batting impressed at the plate.
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Snowbound Opening Series Delayed By Detroit Snow
Heavy snow blankets Detroit delaying the opening series between Cleveland and Detroit as several inches fall after late Saturday night. Weather expected to warm later, with at least two days needed to restore field conditions for play.
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Ture
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Boston Nationals Win Fourth Game
Boston Nationals claim their fourth win in the series against Brooklyn asMitchell, Oeschger, and Quillan key the defense and offense. The error plagued Brooklyn and Boston seized control with timely plays and solid pitching.
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Boston Nationals
Opening Series Highlights Major League Baseball Season
New York reports the opening series with heavy hitting as teams post high totals. Several pitchers, including Carl Ma of the New York Americans, claim the first shutout, while Boston and Chicago stumble in early slates. Home runs spark the Giants and Cubs, with notable performances by Mays, Piercy, and Meadows. Pirates and Cardinals show mixed results.
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Alexatcer
Cardinals
Curtin Loses to Hayes on Foul at Mulligan's Arena
In Waterbury on Saturday night Curtin lost to Hayes after a foul and disputed decision at Mulligan's Arena. The bout featured a controversial moment when an unintentional foul led referee Galvin to declare Hayes the winner as Curtin complained of an infraction. Other bouts on the card saw Brennan vs Reimer halted in the fourth amid injuries, Lange vs Cavanaugh, and McAleer stopping Devlin in the first round at Brighton Sporting Club.
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Commonwealth Clab
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High Jump to Feature at Penn Relays in Philadelphia
High jumping is set to be a major feature at the upcoming Penn Relays in Philadelphia. The field includes Yale's Landon, Virginia's Chamberlain, Notre Dame’s Murphy, and other top jumpers from Michigan, Nebraska, and Columbia, with prospects of new records and dramatic duels at Franklin Field.
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Crasho Baseball Squad Holds Seaside Practice
Crasho baseball team conducted an outdoor practice at Seaside despite bad weather. Coach Redmond remains unavailable as the squad prepares for a meeting at 1 State Street to discuss lineup and future plans.
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How They Stand Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's games show New York 4 and Boston 9 with several postponements. Cleveland and Detroit remained unsettled as snow affected schedules. Washington and Chicago faced delays? St. Louis and Brooklyn were also impacted by rain and postponements in Pittsburgh.
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International shoot set for Lyons amid fourteens nations
Paris April 17 delegates from fourteen countries including the United States meet to revive the international shooting event at Lyons during August alongside the French National tournament. They plan future tours with Spain and Portugal. final selection to be made during the 1927 seminar.
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Buffalo to face Americans in crucial early June tilt
Buffalo faces the Americans at Newtinld Park in a pivotal early season game. Rain and unsettled weather cloud prospects, with manager Gene McCann praising the club’s defense and power while highlighting lineup tweaks and anticipation of key players returning.
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