Braves Clean Up Final Game Of Series With St Louis Nutmeg II
In Nutmeg II at Marblehead on Aug 3 the 76 tier stern Yacht Club open race capped a strong club season. Resolute led from Race Rock with Vanitie close behind as light zephyrs tested boats. Resolute won on corrected time after gains by Vanitie, with racing paused for fleet decisions on next events including Astor and King cup adjustments.
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Lefty Tyler Outpitches Griner and Braves Rise
Daniel Griner dominated the St. Louis Cardinals with precise control and a sharp curve, but George Tyler and the Boston Braves won 1 to 0 in nine innings. Maranville’s defense and Schmidt’s second-inning hit shaped a tense pitchers’ duel, while Tyler’s relief run and timely plays sealed Detroit’s win.
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Mr. Stallings
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Schmidt
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Braves Hope Four-Game Series Boosts Postseason Hopes
The Cardinals fall four straight to Stalling’s crew as Dan Griner suffers unlucky losses. With Pittsburg visiting for a four-game set, Boston fans anticipate renewed success and stronger baseball. The piece also preview a Fenway Park field day on Aug 17 with rival runners and boxing tonight featuring Eddie Murphy versus Gilbert Gallant.
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Bangor plans grow for Maine athletic meet to aid star
In Hebron at the Maine Sanitarium a noted Marathoner shows improvement under treatment and hopes to regain health. A Bangor meet to benefit the star, a few years back, is expanding and promises to be one of Maine's best athletic events. Local boys plan to travel to assist.
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National Rowing Nationals Contingent Heads to Philadelphia
A Boston based group of oarsmen heads to the national regatta on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia next Friday and Saturday. Cary and Wil Faulkner will row in senior doubles, Livingstone competes in senior single sculls, with Jernike of Johansus BC and Ber of Riverside BC also entered. The entry total reaches 92 as the event is expected to match past standards.
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Philadelphia Club Defeats Point Judith in Junior Polo Cham pionship
Philadelphia Country Club won the junior polo championship match against Point Judith 11 to 7 at the Agansett Pier event on August 3.
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Resolute Triumphs on Time Allowance in Light Air Race
The Resolute won by 2 minutes 11 seconds corrected time over the Vanitie after a 40 mile course off Newport R I in very light airs. The Vanitie began 29 seconds behind and finished 19 seconds astern of the Herreshoff yacht, in a close race between the two rivals.
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Boxing cards promise week of action in New England
Atlas A A directors anticipate a packed fight week starting tonight with the Gallant Murphy bout where Eddie Murphy vows retirement if defeated. The main event pits Murphy against Matty Baldwin for the New England title, with three other strong preliminaries featuring McFarland Burns Noonan Vargas Fallon Murphy and more as regional clubs stage tournaments from Maine to Berlin New Hampshire and Cambridge.
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Matty Baldwin
New England
Eddie Murphy
Tommy McFarland
North End
Larry Burns
Lawrence
Johnny Noonan
Joe Vargas
Johnny Fallon
Johnny Murphy
Braves top Cards to win fourth straight in tense clash
George Tyler and the St Louis defense battled to keep scores tight as Artie Butler delivered the decisive run on a misplayed throw. Johnny Evers led a sharp infield display while Lefty Tyler fended off St Louis threats, giving the Braves a 3 hit margin.
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Arthur Butler
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Lee Magee
Leslie Mann
Magee
Riggert
Schmidt
Dressen
Griner
Johnny Evers
Braves
Deal
Snyder
War Ends Chess Play and Alechina Wins
Owing to the war the Mannheim international chess tournament was stopped. First Alecina of St. Petersburg with 9 14 points. second Vidmar of Prague 8 5. third Spellmann of Munich 8. Marshall of New York Breyer of Budapest and Ratl of Vienna tied for fourth fifth and sixth with seven games each. Janowski of Paris was seventh with 6 14 games won.
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Janowski
Paris
Memphis Chattanooga Postponed Due to Rain
Mobile beats Birmingham 1 0 at Mobile Mobile. Nashville leads Atlantic 4 1 in game one with Nashville 9 Atlanta 2 in game two called in the eighth due to weather.
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Birmingham
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Boxing Ban Issued in Cambridge by City Leaders
District Attorney William J. Corcoran of Middlesex County charged the University Athletic Club with controversial boxing exhibitions held amid clerical protests. Mayor Good then imposed a ban on pugilistic encounters in Cambridge going forward.
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Middlesex County
University Athletic Club
Good
Cambridge
Cambridge Boxing Ban Ends Club Controversy
Mayor Good announced a closure of boxing at the University Athletic Club after district attorney Corcoran charged illegal operations. Notices were served to all clubs as clergy denounced city officials, and Corcoran warned grand jury action if violations continue.
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Track Meet Saturday at William Eustis Playground Roxbury
The next preliminary track meet under the Roxbury park and recreation department opens Saturday afternoon at William Eustis Playground Roxbury. Open to Roxbury North Dorchester Jamaica Plain and Forest Hills residents with entries already strong. First three finishers receive pins and qualify for the final at Franklin Field August 29. Entries close with William Mullen or H C McGrath Boston.
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H. C. McGrath
Beacon Street
Boston
Lyons seeks new bout for Cambridge feather protege
Jimmy Lyons manager of Howard McRae Cambridge feather seeks another bout for his protege with Patsey Green. He aims to match talents in upcoming ring appearance.
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Howard ,McRae
Cambridge Feather
Patsey Green
Local Sports and Opinion Snapshots in Brief
A series of brief, mixed opinions and notes from readers and sports scraps. Ferris comments on Everett open swim while Roxbury notes are opinion driven. Pittsfield cites park seating for 29 000 and top figures 34 683. City Point mentions a lap length. East Gloucester confirms three bouts with centreboards. Defiance withdraws from trials.
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Phillies Shut Out Cubs 4 0 in Five Innings
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 4 to 0 as Stack is knocked out in the fifth. Alexander pitches well and gets strong support. Becker Magee contribute two-base hits, Stack allows three hits in eight, and Byrne Paskert steal bases. Major scoring details and errors omitted due to partial OCR.
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Twombley Friends Honor Reds Player at Medford Day
Friends of George W. Twombley of the Cincinnati Reds plan a Medford day when the team meets Boston on August 8. Twombley, former Medford High basketball captain, is popular with townsmen. A large delegation is expected, with Charles W. Smith as committee chair.
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