Goodale Leads Golf Qualifying at Wollaston Club
Delightful weather favored 76 golfers in the Boston Press Club qualifying round at Wollaston Golf Club. Arthur H. Goodale of Montclair Club won gold with a 76 medal score. J. E. Lancaster shot 66 to win first net. Clifton B. Carberry and R. V. Bean tied for second net with 68.
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Braves Embrace Giants Series After Sharply Rising Stand
The Braves, quietly pleased with moving to second in the National League after Tuesday’s results in Boston Brooklyn and New York, plan to stay there and take on the Giants in New York. Boston players signal they fear no meeting with the Giants at their home park.
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Braves Rout Reds For Third Straight Win
The Braves defeated the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 1 at Walpole Street yesterday afternoon in a convincing display. The team enjoyed an overall strong performance with solid hitting and pitching supporting the win.
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Braves Up to Second as Reds Fall in Brooklyn Victory News
The Braves rise from last to second place as the Reds lose to Boston while New York and Chicago also stumble. Boston edge Cincinnati 3 to 1 in a game featuring strong pitching from Bill James and solid hitting, with Maranville and Schmidt driving runs and a key double play ending a Cincinnati threat.
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Dodgers Blank Cubs 6 to 0 in Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 6 to 0 as Allen pitched a shutout allowing four scattered hits and one walk. Lavender exited the game for Brooklyn after the win on a hot day in August.
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Rain Stops Grand Circuit in Kalamazoo
RAIN STOPS GRAND CIRCUIT RACES IN KALAMAZOO MICHIGAN AS WEATHER HALTS COMPETITION THIS AFTERNOON. RACES AT THE GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING ARE INTERRUPTED BY RAINFALL, AFFECTING SCHEDULED EVENTS AND RESULTS.
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Giants Pound Hub Perdue Out Of Box
New York beats St. Louis 4 to 2 as Doyle and Stock homer. Fletcher, Wilson, Meyers collect two-base hits. Huggins, Dolan steal bases. Tesreau fans seven, Perritt one, Perritt and Perdue both hit. Bescher hit by pitcher. Errors none listed. Time 1h52m. Umpires Rigler and Hart.
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Pirates Beat Phillies 4 to 2 in Philadelphia
Pittsburgh wins 4 to 2 at Philadelphia with a three-error sixth inning as Gensdurdu bites in the game played August 10.
Red Smith Shines at Third Base for Braves
Boston secured Red Smith from Brooklyn and the new Brave showed smooth fielding in the game with Cincinnati. He handled bunts and threw to first with flawless form, impressing observers with neat and decisive play across all duties.
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Fall River Defeats Woonsocket in One Sided Colonial League Tilt
Fall River won 8 to 3 over Woonsocket in a Colonial League game. Randlett was hit hard, Kiernan starred at bat, OConnell excelled in the field, and Haley perplexed in late innings.
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Howson Tops Pawtucket In Brockton Win
Jack Howson pitched effectively for Brockton, defeating Pawtucket 6 to 1. Pawtucket managed only three hits through eight innings. three ninth inning singles produced their lone run as Williams struggled with poor support.
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New Bedford Defeats Taunton 8 to 3 in Opener
New Bedford runs jump to an 8 3 win over Taunton as Tillman outs Taunton to three hits. Harry Sullivan and Kiley slam homers with two on base. Bromers include J Sullivan Dukette Cassavant H Sullivan Linder Reilly Francis Tillman Kiley Whiteside, with J Sullivan scoring twice and two stolen bases.
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Magpies Rally to Beat Narragansett for Open Polo Title
Meadowbrook Magpies win the open polo final at Narragansett Pier 11 to 8 in an exciting rally in the final minutes. Key late-period scoring came from N. L. Tilney and J. Watson, sealing the Championship.
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Braves Manager Stallings Sees Second Place, Eyes Cardinals
Stallings of the Braves, glad to be second in the National League race, would not celebrate loudly. He says he would rather see the Cardinals upset the New York club he is targeting, keeping focus on pursuit and future games.
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Sprint Showdown at Revere Track Matches Top International Stars
One of the best sprint meets in the area headlines Revere cycle track tonight. Walter Rutt, Cesar Moretti, Jackie Clarke, and Alfred Goullet race in a special sprint heat amid Kramer’s substitution by Moretti. A 20 mile motor paced race follows with Norman Hansen, Menus Bedell, and Vincent Madono. Moretti has prior wins over Clarke and Grenda.
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Buffalo Beats Kansas City 7-3 in Federal League Clash
Buffalo offense overpowers Kansas City as Moran Allen Packard Adams Harris and Engenroth help build a 7 to 3 victory. Kansas City struggles with scattered scoring and pitching miscues in the Aug 10 game.
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Rain Halts Mid Inning Tie Between Baltimore and Indianapolis
A rain delay in Indianapolis prevented the first of the sixth inning from being completed, leaving Baltimore and Indianapolis tied 1 to 1. Scoring and defensive details were halted as weather stopped play with runners on base and late-game confusion over outs and substitutions.
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St Louis Beats Pittsburg in Pe tee Inning Victory
St Louis won in the seventh inning today defeating Pittsburg by a score to 6. The game featured Davenport Kuepper and Simon for St Louis and Walker and Berry for Pittsburg.
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Pitcher Ben Karr Sold To Detroit Americans
Ben Karr, a pitcher previously sold to Memphis of the Southern Association, has been sold to the Detroit Americans for 1500 dollars. He will report to Detroit after the Southern Association season ends.
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Shamrock IV Arrives at Bermuda After Azores Passage
Sir Thomas Lipton's racing yacht Shamrock IV and the escort Erin reached St George's Bermuda harbor on Sunday after an 11 day voyage from Fayal in the Azores. The fleet had been diverted northward by a wireless signal amid fears from the European war.
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Atlas A A Card Promises Fast 10 Round Boxing Night
Tonight at Atlas A A the program features four 10 round bouts with hard hitting and skilled fighters. Walter Butler faces Jack Donnelly in the opener. Pinney Boyle meets Johnny Munice. Frankie Mack battles Charley Byers. Tiger Young meets Al Delmont. First bout starts 7 45.
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District Swimmers Meet At Wood Island Beach
The Perk and Recreation Department hosts a district swimming meet at Wood Island Beach East Boston on Wednesday August 12 at 8 p m. Teams from Charlestown North and West End and East Boston compete in junior and single divisions for boys and girls with top three in each division advancing to the August 29 final at Charles River Basin. Entries are accepted through Dewey Beach North End Park Wood Island Beach or with H C G McGrath 83 Beacon Street.
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Boston Police Meet Lynn in Second-Place Showdown
In the Massachusetts police league series deciding second place, the Boston Beaton bluecoats face Lynn at Fenway Park this morning. Boston finished second in the first division while Lynn took second in hers. a win would seal Boston’s hold on the spot after last week’s victory in Lynn.
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Schmitt Reinstated to Join Boston Team
Cincinnati August 10 The National Commission reinstated Frank Schmitt formerly with the Boston National League club and he will join Boston immediately. Schmitt did not report last spring due to illness.
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