Red Sox Win Opener as Wiltse Settles Late
New York Americans suffer first setback of season losing to Boston 6 to 3. Harold Wiltse steadied after rough start, Relievers Shawkey and Pipgras limited. Jacobson and Wanniger contributed key hits as Boston takes lead in first inning and holds on.
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Hilltop Squad to Be Cut Again
Central High School coach Loach Kelly said the squad will be cut again after the current 12 man group. Eddie Reilly knee injury not as serious as first thought. out until after April 30. Wally Pitt replaces him at third base while Norwalk opener lineup lists Doherty Tackaca Rosenthal Campbell Tierney Burlant Cummings Ralliy Pitt Behn Roth Carnonea Wendell Susivar.
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Giants Defeated Twice by Braves in Holiday Tilts
Boston April 19 AP Braves beat the Giants in Patriot's Day holiday games. Morning contest 9 to 0 and afternoon 4 to 3 with 85,000 in attendance. New York tied the score in the eighth on a Moorg single, an error on Farrell, and Burrus scoring the deciding run.
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Athletics Take Final Game Of Senator Series
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Holy Cross Defeats Dartmouth in Home Opener
Holy Cross opened its home season with an 8 to 0 victory over Dartmouth before about 16,009 fans, the largest crowd for the Purple opener. Al Fons and Van Riper matched pitches, with Fona not allowing a hit through the fifth inning as Holy Cross surged to an early lead and cruised to victory.
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Sculling Takes Hold Of Yale Athletes
Yale men rush to the Bob Cook boat house at Derby as sculling gains popularity. The rowing management will issue permits for crew members due to limited boats and overcrowding. Only authorized scullers may use the Derby facilities as demand exceeds supply.
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DBergs Korner Klub Seeks Mixed Age Games
The DBergs Korner Klub seeks games with any team whose players age range is 18 to 15. For scheduling contact J Donovan or Lafayette Mreet or Cali Bar at 3348-5.
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What Are Years In Sports Of Time And Fame
A collage of notes on time and sports figures from 1883 to 1929, pairing John Ball and Ty Cobb championships with long careers. It compares age, fame, and era shifts, cites Columbia grads in baseball and football, lists active sprinters, golf and tennis stars, and tracks changing athletic timelines across decades.
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Norman Taber
Gott Leen
Cardinals pound three hurlers to beat Reds 9 to 1
Cincinnati reporter recounts a lopsided game where Haines held Reds to five hits and one run while Bottomley and Jinfey homered. Cardials' hitters totaled ten extra and regular hits as Carl Mays, Red Lucas and J May struggled in a loss. Names and misc. stats from the April 19 game and yesterday’s results are noted.
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Baseball Games Today and Yesterday’s Scores
Games today list St Louis at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago New York at Philadelphia. Yesterday results include Boston 9 New York 1 Boston 6 New York 4 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 6. Pittsburgh Chicago postponed by rain and Boston at Brooklyn and Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at New York were on the schedule.
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Yale Awards Major Letters for Merit in Sport
At Yale New Haven April 19 AP the Yale Athletic Association awarded major letters in sport. Swimmer J A House Jr of Cleveland earned a Y for world record 100 meter backstroke this season and is captain elect next year. Wrestler Burr C Miller 28 received a major Y for winning the individual intercollegiate championship at his weight for two years. He hails from Wickes Barre Fa.
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Former champion confident he can regain lost crown this year
In a New York report, 1930s star Rene Lacoste era comeback hopeful Bill Tilden describes his improved fitness weight changes and smoking abstinence as he heads to Europe for the season. He contrasts Coco Cochet and Borotra with Lacoste, noting tactics and variations while expressing belief he can reclaim his former throne.
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Errors-and poor Inning doom Indians in 8-5 Detroit win
Detroit Tigers win 8-5 over Cleveland as Miller relief and three costly mistakes swing the game. Stoner held the Indians until the seventh, but Cleveland errors open the door for Detroit in that inning.
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Huskies May Lose Crew Championship
In New York on April 14 the Huskies face tough odds as California’s Golden Bears threaten to challenge Washington for the national crew title. California beat Washington recently, eroding Washington’s top status. Husky coach Rusty Callow faces a rebuilt lineup with six veterans but a weaker boat than last year.
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Cambridge Tracksters to Arrive Here April 25
Cambridge University track squad led by Lord David Burghley comes to America for the Penn Relays arriving April 25. They will compete in four relays and multiple individual events at Franklin Field during the carnival in Philadelphia.
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