Braves Triumph In Doubleheader Over Dodgers
World champions win both ends of a Brooklyn series as the Braves beat the Dodgers 7–2 in the morning and 6–4 in the afternoon before crowds of 7,500 and 21,000. Joe Lannin watches, Paul Strand shines, Schmidt and Red Smith lead Braves hitters, Dell falters for Brooklyn.
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Paul Strand
Bosky
Dell
John Coombs
Athletics
Baseball
John Wesley Coombs
Braves
John
Charles Schmidt
Red Smith
Charles
Sherwood Magee
Richard Rudolph
Dodgers
Sherrod Smith
Fabre Wins B A A Marathon In Warm Run
Edouard Fabre of Richmond A A A wins the Boston Ashland course in 2 hours 31 minutes 41 seconds defeating Cliff Horne of Dorchester by under two minutes. Horne finishes second and Sydney Hatch of Illinois A C places third as conditions hinder fast times.
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Edouard Fabre
Montreal
Ashland
Boston
Richmond A A
Cliff Horne
Everett
Fabre
Horne
Mike Ryan
Marathon results reveal local runners struggle for victory
Honohan blamed pacing as his lead faded after Coolidge Corner. Mel Sheppard critiqued Gianakopulos and Pores, noting Peres quit after mile 19. Local athletes showed promise for a future win, with Cliff Horne taking second and John Mullen ninth in the Dorchester Club event.
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Cliff Horne
Dorchester Club
Horne
Fabre
Fiorne
Coolidge Corner
Honohan
Mel Sheppard
Nick Gianakopulos
Charles Pores
Millrose A. A
Peres
New York
John Mullen
Alfred Horne
Winona A
Everett
A. Ff
Dodgers Triumph Over Braves In Nightcap Thriller
In front of 21 000 fans at Brooklyn the Dodgers defeat the Braves 9 to 7 after a see‑saw game. Rudy Rudolph blanks the Dodgers until a fifth inning spurt, Jake Daubert and O Mara spark a two run start, and Sherwood Magee and Rabbit Maranville spark late rallies for the Braves.
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Richard
Sherrod Smith
Braves
Appleton
Giants
Dell
Champs
Moran
Joe Connolly
Schmidt
Magee
Joe
Red Smith
J. W. Coombs
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Zachariah Wheat
Cutshaw
Hummell
Richard Rudolph
Rudolph
Dodger
O’mara
Jake Daubert
Jake
Schultz
Maranville
Joe Schultz
Hennery Gowdy
O'Mara
Rabbit
Moranville
Gowdy
Rudy
Fitz
Daubert
Wheat
Fitzpatrick
Smith
Miller
S. Magee
Charles Schmidt
Sherwood
Rabbit Maranville
Stengel
H. Gowdy
Myers
Boston
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Begien
Ses
Ccaen
Ale Ae
Sg A
Seer
Cather
Cf Ae
Ib i Smith
C Ore
AB. R . BH
Tshaw
Hummel
S. Smith
Danbert Fitzpatrick
Rigler and Hart
Scores From City League Tilt Provide Mixed Results
Kansas City defeats Minneapolis 9 to 5 while Indianapolis edges Columbus 8 to 4 and St Paul posts a 4 to 4 draw with Milwaukee 0. The night features several close battles across the loop with standout plays by local figures.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Baseball matchups across leagues and cities
National League games feature Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Pittsburg at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati. American League fixtures include Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at St Louis. Federal League pairings show Chicago at St Louis Brooklyn at Buffalo Kansas City at Pittsburg.
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Philadelphia
Boston Ateve
Cincinnati Eeuer
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
le Rat
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Pittsburg
Washington “S
Cleveland
Washington
Seereves
E.o
Kansas City
O'S
Newark
Pa Fog
Baltimore
Buffalo
St. Louts
Kittsburg
Cubs Rally Past Pirates 8 to 7 in Batted-For Thriller
Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 8 to 7 as hits flow and tired pitching falters late. Standridge allows five earned runs over four innings while Kantlehner and Adams struggle. John Johnson homers for Chicago. Baird and Sater pace offensive outburst with two base hits and three base hits respectively.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Fisher
Gerber
Williams
Sater
Secang
Baird
Johnston
Carey
Standridge
Kantlehner
Harmon
Adams
Schulte
Pierce
Sehang
Klem and Emslie
Saier
Kandlehner
Viox
Um- Klem
Pire
Cgrey
Bresnahan
Phelan
McLarry
Seea
Seea R. of
Sess
Ener
Wagner
McCarty
Hinehman
Lejeune
Schang
Cincinnati Beats Cardinals 4 to 1 in Opened Game
Cincinnati toppled Sallee in the third inning for four runs on four hits including a two-bagger aided by a walk and two sacrifices. St Louis scored on Long and Miller’s singles with a steal by Long. Meadows relieved Sallee and pitched well while Lear controlled the late innings.
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Cincinnati
Sallee
St. Louis
Long
Miller
Meadows
Lear
Herzog
Killifer
Eitith
Groh
Olson
Mollwitz
Clarke
Tare
Eveeermt
Il AB
PO Est. Louis
Huggins
Bescher
Seere Bone
Fis
Cccsacce
Wilson
Reck
Eenee
Darringer
Snyder
Ereee
Meadow
Ppeer
Griffith
Lear 7Ley
Eason
New York
Philadelphia Nationals
McGraw
de Demaree
Cision
Tesreau
Demaree
Cravath
Becker
Bancroft
Phila. R. B
PO. A. E
Byrne
Enees
O Becker
Sewer
Whitted
Sree
Niehoff
Luderus
Esonreapea
Ae Eeewene
Snodgrass
Doyle
Merkle
Fletcher
Halls
Tesreaus
Fromme
Byron
Orth
Tim
Lynn and Lowell Split Exhibition Games
Lynn and Lowell played two exhibitions with Lynn taking the morning game 5 to 4 and Lowell winning the afternoon 14 to 9. Highlights include a triple play by Stimson McMahon and Simmons for Lynn and strong battery performances from Newth Williams Durning Haight for Lynn and Lohman Powers Greenhalge Cooney Tillman Traub Jewett Haight Flaherty Beaudoin for Lowell. Umpire was Bannon. Time 1h 52m.
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Lynn
Lowell
Stimson
McMahon
Simmons
A. M. R.H.E. Tive
Newth
Williams
Durning
Lohman
Powers
Greenhalge
Cooney
Tillman
Traub
Jewett
Quincy High Falls to Alumni in Season Opener 18 13
Quincy High lost its opening game of the season to an alumni team 18 to 13. The alumni, many former stars, used strong hitting while Quincy High struggled at the plate. Batteries listed include Andrews and R Larkin versus Hamlin O Connor Hoffies and O Donnell and Hultin.
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Quincy High
R.H.E. Sade
Quincey High
Andrews
R. Larkin
Hamlin
O’connor
Hoffies
O’donnell
Hultin
Corns Beats Kellar In 10 Round Cleveland Bout
Jack Corns of Cleveland defeated Terry Kellar of California in a 10 round match. Corns weighed 177 pounds and Kellar 172 1 2. Corns led after five rounds and Kellar dominated three rounds.
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New York
Jack Corns
Cleveland
Terry Kellar
California
Corns
Kellar
Harvard Wins Tennis Match at Agawam Hunt
Harvard defeated Providence with two singles and two doubles wins while Providence claimed two singles. R Norris Williams aged 24 national singles champion won his matches for Harvard in the affair at Agawam Hunt Providence.
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Providence
Harvard
R. Norris Williams
Harve
Wehh Case
Exeter Captain Out of Lineup One Month
Exeter reports Captain Peters injured in the Maine game with two torn knee ligaments and a torn ankle ligament. The doctor said recovery could take about a month with careful treatment.
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Exeter
Exothr
N. H
Peters
Maine
Nate
Marathon Record Timings and Warmth Spotlight
The article notes past B A A Marathon records at Coolidge Corner with times by Ain and Longboat and compares conditions on warm days. It cites Henri Renaud winning in 1900 on a hot day and discusses Duffy versus Fabre performance. A gymnastic exhibition for B A A boys is scheduled this afternoon at 5 p m.
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N’s
Coolidge Corner
Tom Longboat
Collidge Corner
Alore
Rua A
Henri Renaud
Nashua
N. H
D. H
Duffy
Fabre
Fast Stepping At Combination Park Medford
A brisk track and good weather aided the Winter Hill Driving Club on its first day at Combination Park Medford. Three races on the card featured Patricia winning the 9:35 trot in straight heats, Starpatch taking the free-for-all, and Emma Wilkes winning the 2:18 pace in straight heats. Each purse was $60.
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Winter Hill
Emma Wilkes
B. m
Foster
Brookline High Beats Tufts Second 5 to 4
Brookline High defeated Tufts Second 5 to 4 yesterday morning on Cypress Street grounds. Lineup: Brookline High Leonardi 3b Pendergast f Strain cf Arthur rf Kendrick p Stevens cf Collins ss Threshie 2b Gleason lb. Tufts Second Forgays 3b Harrigan yf Eagan J J Breen cf Collard 1b Del Fontaine 8 5 Grady cf Delaney Pp. Scoring: Brookline High 9 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 5 Tufts Second 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 4.
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Brookline High
Tufts
Cypress Street
Leonardi
Pendergast
Strain
Arthur
R. F
Kendrick
Stevens
Collins
S.s
Threshie
Gleason
Harrigan
Yr F
Eagan
J. J
Breen
Elburne
Collard
del Fontaine
Grady
C. F
Delaney
R.H.E. Brookline High
Belmont High Beats Alumni Nine 7 to 2 in Morning Game
Belmont High secured a 7 to 2 win over an alumni team yesterday morning using seven hits and six errors. Belmont faced a resilient group as the game progressed, with the host's offense delivering key runs to seal the victory.
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Belmont High
Belmont
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