Catholic University Triumphs in 10-Inning Win Over Harvard
Ken Johnson pitched a masterful 11 innings for Catholic University as Harvard slipped behind 2 to 1 in a tense 10 inning clash at Americal League Park. Key defensive miscues and strong fielding by Hart, Mahan, and Hardwick framed the game, with Caffrey scoring the decisive run on a misplay in a late inning.
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Phillies versus Braves in summer battle predicts strong Braves edge
In this April outlook the Phillies face tough luck with injuries and rival strength as the Braves showcase deep infield and standout outfield play led by Cravath and Paskett. Killifer catches, Alexander dominates on the mound, while Bancroft earns praise as a rare debutant shortstop.
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Central Meets Tech In Scholastic Championship Curtain
Central and V Technical clash in a scholastic high school championship curtain raiser at American League park this afternoon. Both teams have shown strong practice form and a thrilling game is anticipated. Expected starters include Cox and Hart for Central against Denhy Hird and Linly for Tech. game time listed as 3:39.
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Amend Golf Rules for Championships
New York April 22 The United States Golf Association executive committee adopted by law amendments on open championship prizes. Amateurs keeping prize money are reassigned to trophies and prize money is split among professionals. Wagers not continuing in match play are deemed to forfeit qualifying round prizes.
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One Bad Inning Defeats Indians In OpeninG Game
Detroit tops Cleveland 5 3 as a disastrous first inning, led by Letrait’s four hits and a pitcher error. Detroit adds another run in the ninth on Cobb’s single and Veach double. Cleveland scores three in the sixth but can’t tie. Weather delay, crowd 9,200.
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Phillies keep on defeating Braves in opener
In Philadelphia April 22 a large crowd watched the Phillies beat Boston 8 to 4 to open the National League season. Hess lasted seven innings before giving way as Alexander relieved. Moran scored on a muff by Cravath and five runs in the eighth, aided by two stolen bases and Boston errors, sealed the victory for Philadelphia.
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White Sox Rally Tops St Louis In Ninth Inning
Chicago opened the American League season with a 5 run rally in the ninth, tying 4-4 after six straight losses. J Collins scored the winning run on a wild pitch from Lowdermilk, as the White Sox defeated the St Louis team 5 to 4 in Chicago. Roth and Una produced triples and the inning featured five hits off Weisman.
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Misgue by Murphy helps Red Sox win
April 22 Boston wins 7 to 6 over Philadelphia as Murphy misplays a routine pop, letting two run score with two out in the ninth. The game features late drama, errors, and a series of fielding miscues amid a tight, high‑tension finish.
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Nationals to Pitch Johnson Against Yankees in Key Series
New York April 22 Manager Griffith announced Walter Johnson will start the second game of the series against the Yankees. Johnson’s matchup aims to give Washington a clean sweep, with John son warming up to be ready tomorrow. Crowds were light at the Polo Grounds as Mil an sprained ankle limited his play and Milan was replaced by Shanks in the ninth. Umpire Evans strict on balks, Shaw and other Griffmen pitchers cited for balk violations. Gandil made a sparkling defensive play, Rondeau’s speed improved, and Merio Acosta’s ninth inning double stood out among several notable at bats. Jim Shaw remained effective despite some wildness.
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Baseball scores and standings by league teams
Yesterday results show Washington beating Boston and New York tied with Philadelphia while St. Louis Chicago and Pittsburgh played. Current Batting standings reference St Louis New York Philadelphia Boston and Pittsburgh with mixed results across the league.
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Timely hitting aids Pirates' home opening victory
Pittsburgh opened its home schedule with an 8 to 2 win over Cincinnati as timely hitting and steady pitching by Adams carried the Pirates. The game featured Leach Johnston Carey and Gibson among Cincinnati hitters, while Pittsburgh benefited from multi run frames and strong defense.
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Princeton Defeats W. and J. in Wild baseball game
Princeton, N J April 22 Princeton defeated Washington and Jefferson 9 to 8 in a see saw game. Lamberton pitched six innings allowing wild starts before striking out 10. Batteries Flemley MacPherson and Artman for Princeton and Lamberter Chaplin and Kelleher for Washington and Jefferson.
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Cardinals Hit Well In Opener At Home
St Louis defeats Chicago 5 to 3 in the opening NL game as errors by the visitors and clutch two base hits fuel a home win. Scoring details, players named include Schulte and Sefer with Meadows, Vaughn and Standridge pitching. game lasts about 2 hours 15 minutes.
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Brooklyn Wins Home Opener In 6 4 Victory
Brooklyn opened its home season by defeating New York 6 to 4, scoring runs on Marquard and Tucker early. Players include Doyle Merkle Robertson Meyers Cutshaw Marquard Tucker and Burns, with Brooklyn pitcher Marquard lasting seven, Dell eight, and Tufts in relief as umpires Byron and Orth called the game in 2 hours 43 minutes.
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G U Plays Harvard On Hilltop In Big Baseball Card
Harvard baseball nine faces Georgetown on the Hilltop this afternoon with Brickley Mahan and Hardwick in the lineup. Georgetown starts King Kelly on the mound while Harvard likely sticks with Mahan. First pitch is at 3 15 oclock.
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Bedient Wins Game for Buffalo Feds Bedient Wins
Buffalo beat Baltimore 6-0 at home marking the first shutout of the season. Hal Chase sparked Buffalo’s offense, scoring twice and driving in Dalton on a homer. RWB, Baltimore, 6 OB OF OG AHT. Other details include small box notes on Newark and Brooklyn games and players Moran, Mapgee, Wilson, Wilken, Merag, and Rariden.
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Analostan to Race Navy's First Crew
Analostan Heatlub's crew returns from Annapolis where they practiced and announces that tomorrow's race will be with the Navy's first crew at eight, not the second. Academy authorities inform Coach Hecox the switch reflects readiness concerns against Harvard's strong squad. Rooters and crew members depart tomorrow at 1:05 by electric car en route to the Naval Academy for an evening reception.
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Navy Falls to North Carolina 8 to 2 in Annapolis
University of North Carolina defeats Navy 8 to 2 after leading 4 to 2 at the end of the seventh. Navy pitcher McFall struggled late as UNC exploded for four runs in the eighth and two in the ninth. Patterson Woods, Bruce, and Pope paced UNC offensively while Navy saw limited support for McFall.
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Dorsey Retains Title In Mile Race Showdown
Dorsey defeated Hank Whiting by more than a lap quarter to defend his District amateur title at the Arcade. He blasted his own record of 4 25 by five seconds and prepared to face Donnelly, last defeated by him at Convention Hall, in a likely rematch next week.
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