Tribesmen Edge Dodgers 3-2 in Rain-Soaked Duel at Ebbets Field
Joe Oeschger outpitched Caddy Cadore in a 3-2 Boston victory as 12,000 fans endured a hour plus rain delay. Zach Wheat homered for Brooklyn, while Holke, Ford, and O’Neill contributed for the Braves amid a soggy, gasolene-slicked diamond.
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No Practice For Suzanne Lenglen In New York
Rain halted Suzanne Lenglen's practice ahead of the women's national championship. She traveled to Forest Hills and, amid a downpour, planned a tune up against Davis Cup captain Samuel Hardy. If not eliminated, Lenglen would likely play two matches Thursday to catch up with the field.
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No Major League Game on Today in Boston
There is an open date for Boston as the Braves rest today before a five game series with the Chicago Cubs starting tomorrow. Pittsburg and the Braves resume their matchup at Braves Field Saturday and continue Monday and Tuesday with no doubleheaders scheduled in the Pirates series.
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Bold d'Or Hour Race Featured at Revere Track
The Bold d Or hour race headlines a Wednesday night card at Revere track with American entry George Wiley Belgian Georges Beres and Belgian Charles Verkyn vying for honors. The winner earns prize money and a Bold d Or medallion plus a one hour pursuit between Warren Holbrook and Hardy Jackson with the Jenkins Orphanage Band providing music.
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Ironman Watson shines as Mitchell backs bold pitching move
Arthur Duffey lauds Jack Watson for a two game marathon effort that earned him the Ironman nod. Fred Mitchell’s daring decision to start the slight right-hander against the Phils is praised as a masterstroke. Sisler’s hitting day highlights St Louis Detroit box score with a Browns win 7 to 5. Morley Siegel debate mirrors boxing split views. Hennigan tops five mile road time as Ipswich outing sees Stevens edge him. Hearne wins 150 mile Cotati auto race at Santa Rosa with Sarles second Milton third.
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Australia Wins Fifth Davis Cup Match in Cleveland
Australia defeated Denmark in the final Davis Cup play in Cleveland this afternoon. J. O. Anderson swept Erik Tegner 6-0 6-2 6-0, while Captain Norman Peach beat Vagn Ingerslev in five sets 3-6 6-2 6-0 3-6 6-2.
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Concord Tennis Club Tops Lexington in Five Matches
The Concord Tennis Club defeated Lexington Tennis Club five matches to love at the Lexington Athletic Field yesterday afternoon to even their record after a 5 to 2 defeat last week. Three singles and two doubles matches were played with several going to extra sets.
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Three More Fights Planned for Carpentier
Georges Carpentier will stage three more ring battles, with opponents including a British fighter in London in October or November, a bout with Gene Gibbons in America in January, and a farewell appearance in Paris several months later, per manager Francois Descamps.
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All-Scholastic Nine to Play West Newton Tonight
The All-Scholastic nine meets West Newton town team at West Newton Common this evening. Shortstop Cote will swap places with pitcher Jim Cassell, a move that paid off last week. Tomorrow the schoolboys travel to Dorchester Town Field to face Dorchester Town.
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Lexington Knights of Columbus Schedule Two Upcoming Games
Manager Michael McDonnell of Lexington Council No. 94 Knights of Columbus baseball team has arranged two contests. Next Saturday the Maynard town team will visit John A Crowe Park in Maynard, followed by a Sunday game against Bunker Hill Council at Lexington Athletic Field.
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Sam Jones Holds Senators at Bay
Hugh Duffy's Boston Red Sox faced heavy mud at Clark Griffith's Georgia Avenue ball yard but proved unfazed as they defeated the Washington Nationals 2 to 0 in the final game of the series. Sam Jones held the Senators at bay with a pitching performance amid wet conditions.
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Unfinished National League clash delayed by rain and late start
Boston hitters icy and timely as Old S0l faced Washington in a delayed game. Hughes Duffy warmed up Sammy Jones to silence the Nationals with four singles and a third inning burst. Mike Menosky and Stuffy McInnis supplied key hits for the Sox as Erickson struggled despite decent pitching.
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Shanks Slams Nationale Opportunity in Wild Chicago Play
Shanks halted the Nationale opportunity by rolling to Scott. Jones and Menosky fueled Hub City tribes’ first third inning run, with Jones starting a rally and Seibold sac'ing. Milan, Me nosky, and Me nosky’s line drive produced another Sox score as Reed, Pratt, and McInnis contributed. Foolish base running led to a double play in the fifth.
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