Braves Take Two From Pirates In Pittsburg Double Feature
In Pittsburg on August 3 the Braves won 5 to 4 and 7 to 2 over the Pirates. Jawn Evers sparked the second game with heated exchanges and a near fight with Fred Clarke. Boston hitters paced both games as Pat Ragan and Gowdy shut down late rallies while Egan Magee and Connolly led the Braves to a pivotal third-place climb in the National League standings.
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McFarland and Gibbons Agree to $32,500 Boxing Bout
Boxers Packey McFarland of Chicago and Mike Gibbons of St Paul signed for a September 11 bout at Brighton Beach New York. Purse totals 22 500 to be split and would set a record for a no decision match. McFarland returns after a two year layoff while weight falls between welter and middle class. They signed in Kenosha to ensure legal binding, plan to arrive in New York a week early.
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Brooklyn and Pittsburg Split Doubleheader
Brooklyn won the first game 3 to 0 in Pittsburg while Pittsburg took the second 4 to 2. Finneran and Wiltse pitched well in game one though Finneran allowed timely hits, and Knetzer held Brooklyn’s bats in game two with support from Berry.
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Kansas City Triumphs 3 2 Over Baltimore in Ninth Inning Rally
Kenworthy delivered a clutch single in the ninth after Baltimore used a new pitcher to strand Bradley. Perring scored the winning run from a double as Kansas City opened with a two run edge. Baltimore tied it in the sixth on a walk a sacrifice and two hits. Final line Kansas City 3 Baltimore 2. Batteries Johnson and Brown Bai ley Quinn and Owens.
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Worcester Edge Lawrence 4 3 as Pearson gives way with bases loaded
In the New England League at Lawrence on August 8 Worcester rallied to win 4 3 over Lawrence. With three men on base and two out Pearson walked Page to force Smith home for the decisive run. Key plays included Flaherty’s homer and Conley’s two base hits amid a tense late innings stretch.
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Conley
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Thompson
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Mahon
Pearson
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White
Lynn Defeats Lewiston in 10th Infield Collapse
Lynn beat Lewiston 4 to 2 as Lewiston’s infield faltered in the 10th inning with bases loaded. Tierney Williams and Maloney starred for Lynn while Lynch and Haight were fined for improper language.
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Becker
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Prysock
Ty'n’ville
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Ritter
Toster
Rettig
Manchester Victorious Over Fitchburg 2-0 in Shifted Hurling
Smith held Fitchburg to three singles as Manchester won 2 0. Reed recalled from Lawrence starred in defense and offense, batting for Young in the ninth. Manchester scored in the sixth on two hits off Press with Spires handling a Sacrifice and a double play combo aiding the win.
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Fitchburg
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Duggan
Spires
Torphy
Snell
Flaherty
Bransfield
St Louis Overwhelms Buffalo 10 to 1 In Rainy Game
St Louis defeated Buffalo 10 to 1 as rain soaked the field. Crandall pitched effectively for St Louis while Anderson exited early and Lafitte struggled. The game featured a string of St Louis hits and aggressive offense after the second inning.
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Lafitte
Crandall
R. H. E. St. Gowison
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Chapman
Blair
Watson
Boston Town Teams Sought for Strong Away Games
The South End Feds seek competitive semi professional opponents away from home after Aug 14. Lincoln Lexington and Milton town teams preferred. Guarantee asked. Manager Mr Holmes 12 Oswego Street Boston MA.
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Baseball scores and rain postpone several games
In a set of MLB style results Minneapolis defeated Louisville 9 to 1 while Cleveland routed Milwaukee 5 to 3 in seven innings before rain ended the game. A separate contest saw Kansas City beat Indianapolis 7 to 6. Columbus and St Paul had a rain postponement.
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Louisville
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Milwaukee
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Indianapolis
Columbus-St. Paul
Fight card set for 10 rounds at Brighton Beach Motordrome
Packey Mc Farland of Chicago and Mike Gibbons of St Paul signed for a September 11 bout at the Brighton Beach Motordrome New York. The 10 round contest will be at 147 pounds with a purse of 32 500 half to Mc Farland with the rest to Gibbons.
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Packey McFarland
Chicago
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Brighton Beach Motordrome
New York
McFarland
Illinois Fight Pact Ratified Without Signing Here
Boxers agreed to purses of 17500 and 15000 with 2500 each as appearance guarantees. Enthusiasts attended in hopes of ratifying the Chicago agreement, but legal advice led to not signing the paper here as contests are illegal in Illinois.
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Chicago
Illinois
Rain Delay Postpones Kalamazoo Grand Circuit Races
A sudden downpour in Kalamazoo Michigan this afternoon forced the postponement of all grand circuit races that were set to begin today and moved the events to tomorrow.
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Dor othy Dodd Team Seeks Saturday Opponent
A misunderstanding leaves the Dorothy Dodd team without a game for Saturday August 7. Any fast team will be played. Contact William F. Reddish care of T. G. Plant Company Jamaica Plain by telephone at 200 Jamaica.
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Braves, Nashville split seven inning games in twin bill
Nashville won 9 to 3 in game two while Atlanta claimed 4 to 3 in seven innings. New Orleans defeated Little Rock 9 to 6, Memphis and Birmingham drew 6 to 6 in 11 innings. Chattanooga edged Mobile 1 to 0.
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Kid Lewis Defeats Glover In Fast Welter Bout
Ted Kid Lewis of England outboxed Mike Glover of South Boston over ten rounds at Atlas A A. Glover pressed rarely, Lewis dominated with superior skill and accuracy. The card also saw Walter Butler beat Ray Woods in eight rounds and Johnny Emery stop Willie Green in six.
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England
Atlas A. A
Mike Glover
South Boston
Glover
Australia
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Mie
Mai
Walter Butler
Revere
Ray Woods
Fall River
Butler
Te Revere
Walloper
Wood
Johnny Emery
Medford
Willie Green
Johnny Boyle
Patsey Corrigan
Carlson Wins Bout at Gloucester Club
Harry Carlson of Brockton won a ten round decision over Frank McManus of Philadelphia at the Lenox A. C. in Gloucester. Carlson outpointed McManus in every round as Beverly’s Young Lowrie defeated Frank Chunk in a six round semi final and Salem’s Young Miller knocked out Pat Moore in the preliminaries.
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Harry Carlson
Brockton
Frank McManus
Philadelphia
Lenox A. C
Carlson
Young Lowrie
Beverly
Frank Chunk
Salem
Young Miller
Pat Moore
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