Braves Triumph in Opening of New Park 3 to 1 Over Cardinals
Forty seven thousand fans witnessed the Braves win the debut at the new park beating the St. Louis Cardinals 3 to 1. Richard Rudolph pitched for Boston as the battery of Stallings and Griffith started for the Cards before being replaced. The Braves built a lead with timely hitting from Rabbit Maranville and Henry Gowdy while solid defense backed Rudolph.
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C. Griffith
Childs
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Stallings
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Red Smith
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Bob Bescher
John Miller
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Long
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Sherwood
Charles Schmidt
New Park
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Moranville
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J. Evers
Tommy Long
Evers
Wilson
Pop
Smith
Hank Gowdy
Snyder
Jack Miller
Schmidt Wilson
Schmidt
Betzel
Hyatt
Husgins
Meadows
Map
Bescher
Cardinals Fall In New Park Battle As Maranville Stars
Boston Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 3 in a tense late game at the new park. Maranville and Magee sparked the Braves with key hits and solid defense while Schmidt and Bescher led the Cardinals offense.
Brockton Stuns New Bedford In Extra Inning Split
In Aug 18 action Brockton beat New Bedford 8 to 1 in 10 innings then lost 3 to 1 in seven. Devinney batted for Brockton, with Courtney, Senno, Phillips, Hickman delivering key hits. Second game saw Jiggs and Aldred spark Brockton as Devinney allowed eight walks.
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Crooks
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Linder
Kiley
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Finnell
Bormley
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Ie Crooks
O'rtney
C. Senna
If Hickman
Bromley
Rf Dempsey
C. Devinney
P Benson
Weeden
Sports writers cite players Delmont Delmont McLean Thomas and Eagan
Post sporting page notes letters from Al Delmont Otto Delmont Alex McLean Al Thomas and Joe Eagan highlighting local fan discussions and team news.
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Otto Delmont
Alex McLean
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Joe Eagan
Hartford Defeats Pawtucket In Free-Hitting 9-6 Game
Hartford beat Pawtucket 9 to 6 in a high scoring affair. Demoe Gaudette Whitehouse Tex ter Murray Trautman Carr Mulcahy Johnson Boyle accounted for runs with multiple hits. Green? The game featured four walks off Gaudette and five off Boyle, with several players stealing bases and a late rally in the ninth.
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Murphy
Dukette
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Waters
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Royle
Tr’'iman
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Wiley Wins 50 Mile Motor-Paced Race at Revere Track
George Wiley of Syracuse won in 1 hour 9 minutes at the Revere Cycle Track. George Seres of Paris placed second and Victor Linart of Antwerp third, with Clarence Carman of Jamaica, L. I. withdrawing in the 20th mile after losing pace.
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Smart
Seres
Wiley
Revere
George Wiley
Syracuse
N. Y
George Seres
Paris
France
Victor Linart
Antwerp
Belgium
Clarence Carman
Jamaica
L. I
National League Holds Meeting Here
The National League held its monthly meeting at the Copley Plaza following the Braves dedication. Cincinnati Pittsburgh and New York did not attend, drawing surprise as Benton case dominates talks and will be decided next Friday in New York offices.
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Rube Benton
Chicago
Benton
White Sox Rally Past Red Sox 5 3 in Chicago Clash
Chicago defeats Boston 5 to 3 as Lefty Russell survives early pressure while Dutch Leonard struggles with control. Murphy's triple and Fournier's arm injury spark Chicago offense. Russell earns win despite Boston hits totaling 13.
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