Red Sox Blank Indians in Fenway Clash as Mays Dominates
Boston pitchers led by Carl Mays shut out Cleveland 3 to 0 at Fenway Park. Mays worked effectively with strong support from his field, while Larry Gardner and Hooper provided key hits and base running to deliver the Sox a seventh straight setback for the Indians' pennant bid.
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Unclear seventh inning described in baseball recap
Hit that struck Bagley and rolled to right field. Turner started the eighth with a safe hit, but a double play ended the threat and no further scoring occurred as they went out in order in the ninth.
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Yankees Defeat White Sox 7 6 as Cicotte Exits Early
New York ousts Cicotte in four innings with a 7 6 victory over Chicago. Williams succumbs to Yankee batting, Mullen shines in fielding, and Peckinpaugh and Weaver homer into the stands. Frank Baker sidelined by club doctor for two more weeks.
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Baseball Schedule Headlines Big League Matchups
American League games include Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Washington. National League action features Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Chicago.
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International League scores with late innings shocks
In Newark the Newark team defeated Montreal 7 to 6 in 10 innings. Providerce defeated Toronto 6 and Richmond beat Rochester 4 to 2. Baltimore edged Buffalo 5 to 4 in 10 innings.
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BASTERN LEAGUE SCHEDULE SUMMARY
Boston area teams listed for forthcoming games with Lynn Worcester Bridgeport New London Hartford Lowell New Haven Springfield Portland Lawrence.
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Local Baseball Scores From Twin City League Night
Indianapolis wins 14 Milwaukee 6 in game one and 6 Milwaukee 2 in game two Toledo 6 St Paul 4 and 7 2 in two games Minneapolis 8 Columbus 6 Louisville 9 Kansas City 6.
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Southern Association Scores Recorder Pivot
Nashville beat New Orleans 8 to 1 while Birmingham routed Little Rock 8 to 0 and Chattanooga topped Mobile 7 to 1 in baseball action across the Southern Association.
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New London Sweeps New Haven In Twin Bill
New London defeated New Haven in both games 7 to 4 and 2 to 1 at home. Nutler and Rodriguez contributed key fielding and bat work as Becker, Welser, Marhefka, and Nutter led the offense.
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Portland Defeats Worcester In High-Scoring 14-5 Clash
In Worcester on August 22 Portland led 6-0 after six frames and pulled away to a 14 to 5 victory. The game featured multiple players with runs and hits including Clemens Dowell Sweatt Lonergan Beatty Gaston Durning and Fewster among others. Portland hitters totaled a flurry of bases on balls and extras while Worcester struggled with defensive miscues.
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Lawrence Defeats Hartford 3 to 1 in Tight Pitching Duel
Jack Rieger out pitched Trautman as Lawrence beat Hartford 3 to 1. O Connell, Lawrence center fielder, muffed Trautman’s fly in the fourth inning, his first error of the season.
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Lynn Beats Bridgeport as Duggan Error Decides Game
Lynn defeated Bridgeport 1-0 in a seven inning affair thanks to Duggan’s error for the lone run. Gleason pitched for Lynn, facing Bridgeport’s lineup with Mulrenan and Tuero handling the mound duties for Lynn.
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Philadelphia Narrowly Defeats Detroit 1–0 in Exhibition
Philadelphia pitchers James and Bush locked down Detroit as Walsh drew a bases loaded walk for the game's lone run in the seventh. Strunk doubled scoring Walsh after a steal of second, with Cobb Strunk Schang 2 and Walsh with key contributions. Umpires Nallin and Dineen oversaw the 1 to 0 victory in ishish time.
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Senators And Browns Tie In Long 14 Inning Night Game
St Louis and Washington played to a 2 to 2 draw after 14 innings as darkness halted the contest. Weisman pitched all 14 for St Louis with Gallia and Ayers handling later relief. Smith homered and Milan, Foster, Austin boosted offense while Wells and Williams led pitchers in a tight, error-light game.
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Maine State Fair Opens in Bangor With Warm Weather
The Eastern Maine State Fair began in Bangor on August 22 with hot conditions. Two race events were contested: the 2:18 mixed won by Jack Parker and the 2:24 trot won by Young Constantine. The card noted purses of about $20 for the 2:18 and $54 plus for the 2:24, with entries including Wilkes and Baron among others.
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Concord Rifle Club Plans Evening Clam Bake at Bristol Hill Range
After a Saturday afternoon shoot at the Bristol Hill range in that town, Concord Rifle Club members announce an evening clam bake at the range.
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Extra holes spice Boston Press Club tourney at Wollaston
The first round of the Boston Press Club golf tourney at Wollaston Golf Club featured extra hole playoffs in four divisions. Three players from Wollaston and Woodland earned the advance in the championship flight.
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Wollaston golfers lead in regional championship rounds
In Monday qualifiers R C Lehane falls to Dr J S Phelps while F G Thayer from Wollaston advances on the first extra hole. Paul Tewksbury edges G R Clough in a tight match with others including A H Goodale and J Gallagher winning for Wollaston as round one concludes.
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Waltham Canoe Club Plans 15th Regatta on Charles River
Wal tham Canoe Club unveils plans for the 15th annual regatta on the Charles river at Waltham next Saturday afternoon Aug 26. The event welcomes amateur clubs with races including Novice single junior single tail end senior single tandem single war canoe club four and mixed tandem among others. Drawings for place to be held at the clubhouse tonight entries to F LeRoy Ogden at the club.
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Pirates Split With Phillies in Doubleheader
Philadelphia beat Pittsburg 6 to 2 in the first game while Pittsburg won the second 9 to 7. Mayer and McQuillan pitched for Philadelphia, Harmon struggled for Pittsburg, and Carey, Stock, and Paskett produced key hits. The doubleheader ended with Pittsburg taking the finale after a nine-run rally in the fifth inning.
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Phillies Sign Gandy From Portsmouth Club
Manager Moran of the Phillies announced a signing today. Outfielder Gandy from the Portsmouth, Virginia club will report next spring.
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