Red Sox Blank White Sox in Fast Pitch Battle at Fenway
Barrow's Red Sox defeated Eddie Cicotte 2 to 0 at Fenway Park in a sharp, clean game. Joe Bush spun a strong outing as Chicago threatened only once, with stellar defensive plays and timely Boston hits sealing the shutout.
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Lexington Golf Club weekend tourney at North Lexington
The Lexington Golf Club stages its weekly members tournament this afternoon over the club links. A four ball best ball foursome with one third combined handicap will be played. Matches for the executive committee trophy and the president's trophy are also on the schedule.
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Lexington Golf Club
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Cemetery tournament at Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights
This afternoon a cemetery tournament is listed at Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights and the handicap versus bogey play result will be announced today.
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Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
St Louis Beats Philadelphia Behind Davenport In Scrap
Davenport won his second start in three days to lift St Louis over Philadelphia 5 to 2. Johnson was battered in the fourth and fifth, with three of St Louis two base hits coming in those frames. Demmitt and Sisler stood out with key baserunning and hits as St Louis snapped a three game skid in Philadelphia.
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Detroit Wins After Long Ninth Inning Rally
Washington led by six and Harper faltered in the ninth allowing Detroit to tie the game. Detroit pushed across two runs in the 16th while Washington managed only one, giving the visitors a 7 to 5 victory. Key miscues from Lester and Bush helped Detroit's late scoring spree.
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Alexander and Wright win doubles at Longwood Tennis Meet
In the national doubles at Longwood Cricket Club Alexander and Wright defeated Hayes and Burdick 6-3 6-2 6-3 to reach the climactic pairing with Tilden and Richards. Mixed doubles featured strong showings from Mrs. Wightman with J C Wright and Miss Bjurstedt with F B Alexander.
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St Frisco Sets World Trotting Stallion Mark at Belmont
Ed Geers steered St Frisco to a world record three heat time in the free-for-all at Belmont Track as part of the Grand Circuit meeting. La Princeton and Miss Bertha Dillon followed in the feature event. Direct the Work won the Matron Stake pacing division, while Allan Watts claimed both the 2 24 trot and the 2 13 trot with Tommy Murphy driving.
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Big Series On Today At Fenway Park
The pennant race starts a three game set at Fenway Park as the Indians visit Boston. Cleveland trails the Red Sox by a short margin and must win at least two of three to slow Washington. Babe Ruth starts for Boston and Morton for Cleveland.
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Bumkin Island to face Hingham in Sunday double header
Fore River Cost Inspection meets Little Building in the 1:30 opener at Braves Field. Bumkin Island challenges Hingham Naval Training Station in the main event around 8:15 after a forecast poor turnout last Sunday. A Bumkin Island band concert is planned.
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Very Blank Day for the Braves
St Louis dominates Boston 8 to 0 as Rudolph exits after two innings. Packard shuts Braves with six hits allowed and Crandall holds them scoreless. Kenetchy triples for Boston but no other spark. Train delay pushed start near 4 00, two games scheduled tomorrow.
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Packard
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Rudolph
Owens Wins Main Bout In Ten Round Victory
Charlie Mitchell of Weymouth fought Paddy Owens of Cambridge to a ten round decision at the Commercial A. C. Owens dominated all ten rounds, avenging a prior win as Mitchell pressed hard but never threatened. Billie Burke fell to Louis Strona in a 10 round bout, while Leo O'Brien defeated Johnnie Veto on debut in six rounds. Young Hurley stopped Johnnie Fay in two rounds for Hanover street championship.
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Weymouth
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Cambridge
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Louis Strona
Newport
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South Boston
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O’brien
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Johnnie Fay
Hanover Street
Water races mark close of Tech junior freshmen course
At the Charles River aquatic meet in Cambridge Ferdinand and Sherman tied for first in the 50 yard swim with Raymond second in 33 seconds. Ferdinand won the diving event with Briggs second and Gordon third. Sherman and Robb won the undressing race with Robins and time of one minute five seconds. The meet ends Tech summer physical training for junior freshmen as they become sophomores in September.
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Michigan King Burns Up Track at Hillsgrove Meet
Sunderlin's Michigan King raced Andy Ashland to win the 2 11 pace at the closing meeting in Hillsgrove Rhode Island. The third heat clocked 2 06 1 2. Barkwood L owned by George Weiss of Boston won the 2 15 trot. Jean Oakland, Joe M Bolduc’s entry, was a surprise in the 2 15 trot.
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Baseball fade and war era shifts touch Boston scene
Arthur Duffey notes baseball decline as war looms with Ebbets Field set for government use and Giants planning Polo Grounds. Navy trains at Annapolis as athletes brace for wartime schedules. Red Sox face Indians in Fenway series aiming for two wins to stay competitive in pennant race.
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Pittsburg Defeats Pirates 5 1 as Mayer Suffers First Loss
Brooklyns win 5 1 over Pittsburg led by Cheney solid on mound. Mayer took the defeat snapping an eight game win streak. Olson Johnston Z Wheat Myers O Mara Carey and others contributed runs as Pittsburgh offense managed limited hits.
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Reds Win Ninth Inning Comeback Over Giants
Cincinnati over New York 5 to 4 as Roush hits a two base shot and drives in two runs. Toney earns win after facing Steele. Perritt relieves. Schneider wild but backed by defense. Burns, Young, Wilhoit, Rodriguez, Groh, Magee contribute.
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