Sox Win Fifth Straight as Boston Edges NY 3 2
Boston wins fifth straight defeating New York 3 to 2 after two Boston basemen score in the ninth. Foster walked, Scott sacrificed, and Weibel hit for Walters with a run. Venack held New York to two runs. Batteries: Shawkey for New York and Pharegs, Penoek and Walters for Boston.
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Cleveland Beats Detroit In Long Staged Baseball Game
ChIEVILLAND April 20 Cleveland defeated Detroit today in a game lasting over three hours. Both teams used five pitchers as Detroit drew eighteen walks and scored five runs in the eighth on six bases on balls and one hit. Detroit had the bases loaded in the ninth when Uhle replaced Morton and got Young to ground out.
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Ettey Ate
Washington Triumphs Over Phillies Behind Long Ball Notes
Washington scored ten runs to Philadelphia five as C Walker and Dugan led with homers and Kinney Strunk and Burns added doubles. Martin yielded six hits in the middle frames, O Neills sent one over the fence, Burns returned as pinch hitter and connected early. Final: Washington 10 Philadelphia 5 with 14 hits and 4 errors.
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Roente Club Leader Promoted by Red Sox Manager Barrow
The Roente club of the Pacific Coast League was announced by Manager Barrow of the Red Sox today. Tlanter was formerly with the Cincinnati Nationals.
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WANIS TO MEET CARPENTIER
Associated Press report from Rockford Wisconsin dated April 20 states Fulton has offered to box Georges Carpentier here at any time and in any number of rounds with proceeds going to wounded soldiers. Camp Grant athletic officer Captain C. C. Herrick will try to secure Carpentier’s agreement.
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Georges Carpentier
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De Valera Denounced By Alabama Legion
In Montgomery Alabama resolutions from the Birmingham American Legion post urged the proclamations of De Valera as persona non grata in Alabama. Governor Kilby said he could not issue such a proclamation though he felt De Valera and Sinn Fein should have had attention from the state department. A cable from Max Schumberger reported former President Cabrera declared insane amid last week’s revolution with shells hitting British and American legations.
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Cabrera Declared Insane
Cabrera is declared insane in New Orleans as of April 19. The court decision follows psychiatric evaluation and affects custody and legal status pending further hearings. The issuance prompts medical oversight and potential involuntary commitment procedures under state law.
Withdraw Kewanee Troops as Strike Turmoil Eases
In Kewanee Illinois on April 20 the Adjutant General ordered withdrawal of all but 19 percent of the state troops sent to quell disorders from a Walworth Manufacturing plant strike involving 3 000 workers.
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Rookie Wins Game for the Dodgers
Wallace Hood, rookie outfielder from Moose Jaw, won an 11 inning game for Brooklyn over Boston 1 to 0. Hood lined a long two bagger with Elliott on second and two out to drive in the only run. Myers and Durey brawled in the fifth after Durey’s remark angered Myers, leading to both players being ejected as teammates separated them.
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Cravath’s homer seals Phillies win in decisive game
In New York on April 20 Cravath hit a towering homer into the right field grandstand, driving in two. The Phillies triumphed 3 to 0 as a pitching duel unfolded between left-handers Rixey and Benton. Batteries: Rixey Smith Wheat and Benton McCarty.
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St Louis Resumes Win Over Chicago 10 to 3
St Louis defeated Chicago 10 to 3 as three Chicago pitchers were pulled. Sherrel hit a first-pitch homer into the right field pavilion off Newkirk. Fred Hunter, St Louis coach, was banished in the third by umpire Klein for protesting the decision. Batteries Gaw Turner Martin Newkirk and Willifer O Farrell Schupp Haines Clemons.
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Pittsburgh Cincinnati frame postponed in Coast League
In Cincinnati on April 20, a Coast League game between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati was postponed. Batteries listed include Mails and Cady for Pittsburgh and Cook, Dell, Schneider, Hill, and Sullivan for Cincinnati. Other early scores note San Francisco versus Salt Lake and Seattle travel postponements with Los Angeles and Portland on the schedule.
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Cook
Dell
Schneider
Hill and Sullivan
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Salt Lake Oe
Byler
Garin
Leverenz Holling
Mitze
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Portland
As Angeles
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