Red Sox Hit Yank Pitchers For Patriot Day Victories
Boston defeated New York twice on Patriot Day, 6 to 6 in the morning and 4 to 3 in the afternoon, with Hoyt off to a rough start in the morning and Mogridge battered in the late innings. The afternoon game featured Maya pitching for Boston and a lineup change as several regulars sat, while the Yankees tapped Abel and other relievers, pulling off key hits and runs.
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Griffins Hit Harverd in Narrow College Clash
Reported in a fragmented score line today, Harverd trails as Virginia posts a late surge. Players Felton Botferd Gammork Murphy and Mayk are named in a partial box noting key contributions amid a tight contest.
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Virginia hosts Harvard in low-scoring game setback
In Charlottesville Virginia tied 2-2 after eight innings as a wild throw to second sparked a late rally and Hallowell delivered a long fly to fuel the tense continuation.
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Johnson to Pitch Opener If Cold Improves
Philadelphia news reports Walter Johnson remains ill with a heavy cold in Boston. If his condition improves he may be used in part of a game here, otherwise he will not pitch the opening contest and would head to Washington if better by Thursday.
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Business High School Tops St. John's 6 4 in Seven Inning Win
Business High School defeated St. John's 6 to 4 in a seven inning game aided by St. John's miscues. Williams pitched for the winners allowing hits but containing St. John's batters.
Marathon Race Victory by Trivoulidas at 25 Miles
Peter Trivoulidas, a Marathon native and New York resident, won the 25 mile classic marathon in Boston amid winds, finishing in 2 hours 29 minutes. Arthur Roth of Dorchester Club placed second, with last year’s winner Carl Linder third and William Wick fourth. Trivoulidas praised the run, while plans to apply for citizenship were noted.
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Wont Permit Two Crews At Antwerp
New York April 11 The request to open entry lists to two crews for each nation in five events would require additional heats extending over three or more days. Officials say capacity limits block allowing two crews per nation despite the value of the Olympic program.
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