Pennock Dominates as Phillies Edge Red Sox 6 to 2
Herb Pennock pitched a sharp opening championship game in Philadelphia, shutting out Boston until the seventh inning and allowing only a lone hit. The Phillies capitalized with a big seventh inning, scoring 4 runs on walks, bunts, a fielders choice and a scratch single, with Shore’s shutout intact until late. Major Blankenburg witnessed the action as Frank Baker retired, and Eddie Murphy filled in at third base.
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Shore
Blankenburg
Frank Baker
Eddie Murphy
Hooper
Murphy
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Balla
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Pennok
Cady
Mevere Connolly
Cmli
Georgetown Freshmen Triumph Narrowly Over Eastern High
Georgetown Freshmen edged Eastern High 8 6 in a tense contest. Dyer Horne and Davidson led the offense with key hits as Georgetown pitchers held off late Eastern rallies.
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Frastern High School
Georgetown
Gannan
Dyer
Horne
Davidson Tanshan
Etha
Ready
Miller
Nagle
Nash
Shannon
Nilard
Brrore
Rice
Roddy
Gewnatti
MacGuire
O'Lone
Champion Wrestler Wittmer Dies at 64 in Cincinnati
Charles Wittmer, long time undisputed Graeco-Roman heavyweight champion, died at his Cincinnati home after several months illness. He passed away while doctors prepared for a surgical operation. He was 64.
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Charles Wittmer
Cincinnati
Baker to Return May Play Today
Slugging third baseman Frank Baker is sorely tempted to return and may play today in the Washington Post report from Philadelphia. Baker appeared at the grounds early, met with Mack in a private office, and is expected to rejoin the Mack club within three days. Griff’s club has shown spring form, boosting hopes for the season as President Wilson attended and exchanged gifts with Francis Sastre.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Jankimn Baker
Sucher
Mack Clan
Frank
Hi Thomas
Baker
Mack
Franklin
Wark
Griffith
Griff
Mr. Wilson
Francis Sastre
White House
Pageant of Guests at Washington Baseball Club Event
A Washington baseball club event drew a long list of attendees in deluxe boxes including Benjamin S Minor with Mrs Bell and Dr Mason. Notables from New York and numerous officials filled seats as a bustling crowd watched maritime and city figures mingle amid the game action.
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Benjamin S Minor
Washington Baseball Club
Charles J. Bell
Dr Mason
George Mason
Majnadier Mason
New York
T YW Huston
Gol Jacob Rupert
New York American League Club
W. V. Fleishman
Boxing legalization bill passes Minnesota House
St Paul Minnesota April 14 The house passed a bill to legalize three round no decision boxing in Minnesota to mimic Wisconsin law. The measure targets Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth and now goes to the senate.
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White Sox, 7 to 6 in 13 innings in St Louis
In St Louis on April 14 Chicago defeated the Cardinals 7 to 6 after 13 innings. Fournier drove in the winning run with a triple in the 13th, as St Louis also rallied but came up one run short. Scott started for Chicago and Jasper pitched for St Louis, with Wellman closing for Chicago in the 13th.
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Indians Win Easily With Help of Tigers
Detroit fielded miserably and muffed a high fly, allowing Cleveland to win the season opener. Cobb booted Patman’s fly, Chapman scored on Jackson’s single, and Whitt’s throw opened a Cleveland rally in the sixth as Coveleskie’s error and consecutive hits produced three seventh-inning runs. Mitchell shined with runners on base, though Detroit’s defense and hitters lagged throughout the game.
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Veach
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Dozen Young Ladies Form Todd Racket Club Tennis League
An even dozen Treasury Department personal income tax division employees formed the Todd Racket Club to promote tennis. Ten courts have been secured for championship matches with a forthcoming schedule. Members include Mass Lavelle Mitchell Oklahoma Miss Lucy Jenson Mississippi Miss Frances Johnson Mississippi Miss Myrtle Abel Illinois Miss Elizabeth Buckley Oklahoma Miss Pearl West Ohio Miss Stella Gates Florida Miss Ethel Steid Kentucky Miss Margaret Chapman New Mexico Miss Mabel Barnes Missouri. Seventy percent of members have notable tennis experience with titles and recent competition exposure noted.
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Ohio
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