Doves Break Even With Cardinals at South End Grounds
The Doves split a doubleheader with the Cardinals 7 5 in game one and 7 3 in game two. Pitcher Gam Frock credited with win and loss in the afternoon session as errors and timely Cardinal hits hampered his start. Sam Doves, aided by strong hitting from Sweeney Herzog and Doc Miller, rally but fall short in a tense seventh inning.
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Frock Wins and Loses All in the Same Day
A pitcher named Frock started the first game for the Cardinals and saw five runs scored on costly errors. He was relieved and charged with the loss. He returned to start the second game, pitched well, and earned a win as the Cardinals recovered.
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Feel Young Again Health Belt promises vitality and cure
D Hooper of Ipswich Mass testifies health restored with the Health Belt. The A Sanden Co offers a free book Health in Nature and a sales visit or mail request from 501 Washington St Boston Mass. Office hours 9 to 10 and 8.
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Three Home Runs Rally in Doubleheader Afternoon
Three players hit homers in a doubleheader with prizes for every home run. Bill Sweeney lofted one onto the tracks in the first game, Kenetchy cleared the same area for four bases in the ninth of the second, and Doc Miller sent a fourth inning drive over Columbus avenue to debut new shoes.
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Cardinals Rally as Doves Fall in Boston Tilt
Cardinals beat the St Louis Doves 8 to 4 at Boston with Huggins, Collins and Herzog fueling a three run seventh inning rally. Vic Willis pitched for the Doves while Frock shutout the visitors through the early frames.
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Miller Huggins Very Lively in the Field
Miller Huggins, now with the Cardinals after leaving the Reds, starred in right field yesterday. His graceful stop and throw in the seventh inning saved the first game, as Beck ripped a hard grounder with two on and two down.
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Giants Beat Pirates 2 1 To Stay Close In Standings
New York defeated Pittsburg 2 to 1 in a tight game, the third straight 2 1 decision. Ames and Adams pitched well, the decisive eighth inning produced the go ahead run on Devore Dorle and Bridwell hits, Campbell made a superb catch after Snodgrass fell. If they win tomorrow the Giants move into second place.
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Cubs Acquire Toney Fast Rookie From Blue Grass Loop
Lexington, Ky Aug 16 Fred Toney premier pitcher in the Blue Grass league was sold today by Winchester to the Chicago Nationals for an official high price for a class D player The exact amount was not disclosed Toney had a 17 inching no hit game with 19 strikeouts His home is Nashville Tennessee.
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Reds Sweep Quakers In Doubleheader Wins
Cincinnati won both games of a Philadelphia doubleheader 6 to 1 and 4 to 1. Moren and Slaughter pitched in the two games, with notable hits from Mitchell Luderus Hoblitzer Titus and Magee. Stolen bases by Egan Magee and Donlan highlighted the contests.
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Fall River and Worcester Split Doubleheader In Tight Games
Worcester and Fall River split a pair of shutout games in a doubleheader. In the first, Lessard and Martin held the others to few runs as Worcester prevailed after a pitchers duel. In the second, Burkett returned and Worcester edged Fall River 1 to 0 on Wormwood’s mound and a ninth inning error with two on.
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Lynn Triumph Over Lawrence in Poorly Hit Game
Lynn won against Lawrence as Finlayson’s erratic pitching and ragged fielding behind him produced a weak effort. In the sixth inning Lynn had a single hit and scored three runs, signaling a dominant inning in a low offense game.
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New Bedford Tops Lowell 6 to 8 in Sunday Game
New Bedford rallied to defeat Lowell 8 to 6 after trailing early. McIntyre held Lowell to two hits through eight innings before a late trouble in the ninth.
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Noted speakers to attend Ward 20 Club outing
The eighth annual Young Men's Democratic Club of Ward 20 outing will be at Squantum Inn next Saturday afternoon. Speakers include James H. Vahey Eugene N. Ross Pie J McLeod John F McDowall Joseph A Maynard and Congressman Joseph F O Connell among others as the club launches state and national campaigns.
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Quincy Trades Unions Field Day Planned at Weymouth
Quincy Local Trades Unions announce a Labor Day field day at New Downer Landing North Weymouth with open and closed events. Closed events feature boys and girls races pillow fights sack races and team games. open events include sprints runs jumping and a five mile run under N E A A U officials. Sam G Young leads the event with entries closing August 27 at the Grove New Downer Landing.
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