Giants and Cubs Play 0 to 0 Tie in Rain Delayed Game
New York and Chicago battled to a 0 to 0 tie after five innings as rain halted play. Schupp allowed one hit and Vaughn two with only 16 batters faced per side. Two games were scheduled for tomorrow.
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Prieee
Vaughn
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A. Flack
Burns
Mann
Herzog
Zeider
Kanff
Merkle
Irman
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Fletcher
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Kilduff
Holke
Elliott
Rariden
C Vaughn
Rigler
Bransfield
1917 Paige Brooklands Car for sale at Motor Mart
Delivered in May in splendid condition the 1917 Paige Brooklands features gun metal gray finish red leather upholstery wire wheels and clock. Traded in for a 7 passenger Haynes. Price 1625 at The W L Russell Company Motor Mart Park Square Beach 7380.
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W. L. Russell Company
Motor Mart
Park Sq. Beach
Braves Edge Pirates 2 1 On damp field win opening series
The Braves defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 2 to 1 as Rico scored the winning run after Boeckel fumbled a hit by Maranville. Pitcher Schmidt made a key play to prevent further scoring. The club announced the purchase of Clarence Covington from Little Rock, a left hitting first baseman who can play outfield, with a report to report after the Southern league season.
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Pittsburg Pirates
Schmidt
Rawlings
Maranville
Boeckel
Rico
Clarence Covington
Little Rock Club
Boston
Meyers
Pitler
Tyler
Joe Kelly
Kelly
Powell
Pirates
Carey
Boecker
Koney
Ward
Honus Wagner
Grimes
Braves Lose No-Hit Bid In Sloppy Tie With Pirates
George Tyler and Burleigh Grimes pitched well but fielding lapses produced unearned runs for both sides. Ward’s three bagger and Meyers double helped the Pirates tie in the seventh, while Tyler kept Pittsburgh to three hits and Grimes to four, in a tense 1 to 1 affair with unearned runs deciding neither side.
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Pittsburg
Kelly
Jackson
M'r
King
Powell
Bighbee
Carey
Redg
K'n't'y
Boeckel
Smith
Ward
Rawlings
W'g'r
Meyers
Pitler
Rice
Schmildt
Tyler
Grimes
Boston Teteee
Maranville
Konetchy
Schmidt
Byron
Quigley
George Tyler
Burleigh Grimes
Braves
Fettle
Pirates
Jacckson
Arthur Rice
Cardinals defeat the Dodgers 7 to 5 in Brooklyn
St. Louis jumped to a four run first inning and added three more in the fifth to beat Brooklyn 7 to 5. Meadows pitched weakly before leaving in the second and Packard and S Smith worked in relief as the Cardinals outscored the Dodgers despite several Brooklyn threats.
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Meadows
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Krueger
Long
Betzel
Miller
Cruise
Paulette
Daubert
Stengel
S. Smith
Olson
O’rourke
Smith
Hickman
Packard
O'Day
Harrison
Louis
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Ss. Betzel
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Hornsby
F Cruise
Rf O'Brke
Rf Baird
Kruneger
C Snyder
Gonzales
Ieee
Pee
Sam Carrick Leaves Baseball For Golf Fans Stunned
The baseball world learns Sam Carrick deserts baseball for golf after 30 years as a devoted fan and expert. He touts Mike Brady and Francis Culmet as top players, while recalling Ty Cobb and Hans Wagner with mixed admiration. Big events include Braves’ two straight wins, Pittsburg’s fast pace under Bezdek, and Eddie Shevlin versus Walter Butler in a coming match. Carl Mays again helps the Sox to victory as St Louis struggles against Boston.
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Sam Carrick
Mike Brady
Hans Wagner
Francis Culmet
Ty Cobb
Sam
Whiting
Boston
Baseball notes on Tragesser Rice McInnis Ruth
Highlights include Tragesser’s uncertain Braves status and possible return by week’s start. Rice of Washington bats .296 after conversion from pitcher to outfielder. Stuffy McInnis has 12 steals this year. Babe Ruth leads hitting pitchers with a .365 average, Johnson also hitting well.
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Tragesser
Braves
G L. P
Rice
Washington
Griffith
Gloucester
Goes Broke Trying to Shoot the Kaiser
Pittsfield on August 23 reports a shooting gallery owner placed a tin image of Kaiser Wilhelm among moving targets. The first customer spent seven dollars on ammo to shoot the head from the Emperor and went broke when funds ran out.
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West Street
Kaiser Wilhelm
Baseball schedule across leagues and cities
No games scheduled in the American League. In the National League Pittsburg visits Boston while St. Louis plays Brooklyn. Chicago meets New York and Cincinnati faces Philadelphia. In the Eastern League Hartford hosts Portland with New London at Lawrence, New Haven at Worcester, and Bridgeport travels to Springfield.
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Sewer
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Portland Wee Eeee Answer
Bartford Wee Wear Eeseee
National League
Cincinnati
Hartford
Portland
New Haven
Worcester
Springfield
Indians Triumph Over Highlanders 4 to 2 in Cleveland
Cleveland defeats New York 4 to 2 as speakers return after eight days out. Klepfer controls pitching while New York’s hits match Cleveland’s, with key safe drives driving the win. Runs come from Graney Chapman Speaker Smith Gideon Hendryx and others.
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Tris Speaker
Danforth
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A. Graney
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Gilh’ley
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Baker
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N'm'ker
O'Neill
Caldwell
Graney
Gilhooley
Peckinpaugh
Connolly and
Hildebrand
Milwaukee Triumphs Over Indianapolis 4-1
Tollisville defeats Kansas City 5-4 while Minneapolis Toledo Wet grounds set the scene for a weather impacted schedule.
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Indianapolis
Tollisville
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Red Sox Edge Browns In Opening Game Of Series
Carl Mays struggled but won 4 2 over Al Sotheron as the Red Sox beat the Browns in St Louis. Barry and Hoblitzell sparkled on defense and offense, with key plays and runs in the third fifth and sixth innings amid rough play and several collisions.
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al Sotheron
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Hoblitzell
Browns
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Sloan
Pratt
Shotten
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Sotheron
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Magee
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Lavan
Rumler
Rogers
cRan
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St. Louis Wees
Severeld
Mays
Sothoron
Severeth
Moriarty and Evans
Tenean Beach Crew Wins Swim Meet
The annual meet among Freeport Street Savin Hill and Tenean Beach was won by William Mullen's Tenean Beach crew with judges Charles Reddington Michael Hurley and William Murphy. Results include winners and runners up across girls and boys diving and yardage races.
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Savin Hill
Tenean Beach
William Mullen
Charles Reddington
Michael Hurley
William Murphy
Boy Hurt After Auto Strike In Charlestown
Eight year old Edward Hogan of 7 Chapman street Charlestown was struck on Winter street by an automobile driven by Harry W Burton of Wollaston and injured about the left side and leg.
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Edward Hogan
Chapman Street
Charlestown
Winter Street
Harry W. Burton
Wollaston
North End Park Hosts Youth and Senior Swim Meet
Preliminary events in the aquatic meet under the park and recreation department ran yesterday at North End Park. Six events contested with winners including R Potito in the 220 yard senior race and J Santosuosso’s relay team. Andy Andolino won the junior swim while R Capello won diving and a team of F Santosuosso A Santosuosso G Alemado and A Andolino took the junior relay.
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Park and Recreation Department
North End Park
R. Potito
Joseph Santosuosso
J. Santosuosso
D. McNabb
A. Anthony
N. Santosuosso
Andy Andolino
R. Capello
F. Santosuosso
A. Santosuosso
G. Alemado
A. Andolino
Hartford meets reopens four harness classes after low entries
The Connecticut Fair Association race committee at Charter Oak Park August 23 found four Grand Circuit classes lacking entrants: the free-for-all trot and three pacing divisions 2 0, 2 09, and 2 12. They will reopen these classes until Monday August 27 with substitutions if spots remain open.
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Conn
Connecticut Fair Association Today
Charter Oak Park
Giants Acquire Catcher Onslow From Bisons
The New York Giants announce the purchase of catcher Jack Onslow from Buffalo Bisons of the International League, with the deal effective August 25. Outfielder Jack Murray receives unconditional release on the same date, marking the third time he has been released by the club in two years. J Snyder is returned to Brooklyn.
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Jack Onslow
Buffalo
Jack Murray
Giants
Murray
J. Snyder
Brooklyn
White Sox Blank Senators In First Game Of Series
Chicago topped Washington 6 to 0 as hits came in the third and fourth innings. Cicotte and Shaw pitched, with Chicago earning a split in the Boston-Chicago standings as Boston beat St. Louis.
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Rico
Severeid
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Washington
St. Louis
Shaw
Cleotte
Leibold
Menosky
M'M'lin
Shanks
E.c'lins
Leonard
Jackson
Ricers
Felsch
Morgan
Gandil
Ghrity
Risberg
H.milan
Schalke
Ainsmithe
Cicotte
Henry
Ayersp
McBride
Tigers Beat Athletics 7 to 3 in Detroit Series Opener
Detroit, August 23. The Tigers defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 3. Dauss allowed nine hits but kept them scattered and Detroit executed a pivotal triple play in the sixth inning with Bates on second and Strunk on first. Bush and Cobb led the offense with multiple hits and Bodie homered.
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Philadelphia
Dauss
Bates
McInnis
Bush
Young
Burns
Ptacee Lew
Witt
Cobb
Veach
Grover
Bodie
Spencer
Schang
Metanyis
Tases
Ott Dans
Danss
Dineen
Nallin
New London Narrowly Defeats Totals Behind Late Rally
Totals tallied a 9 run margin, but New London climbed back with key hits. Bemis and Martin led offense with two-base and three-base hits, while Detninger and Hammond swiped bases. Craig earned the win in eight innings, Martin took the loss after nine frames.
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Bemis
Martin
Downey
Schreiber
Gaston
DeNeville
Detninger
Hammond
Brannigan
Simmons
Pemis
Craig
O Craig
Erwin
Southern Association baseball results brief
Nashville beat Birmingham 8 1 in the opener and Nashville 3 Birmingham 0 in the second game over seven innings. Atlanta defeated Chattanooga 7 4 while New Orleans won 6 1 over Little Rock and Little Rock edged New Orleans 2 1 in the second game. Memphis toppled Mobile 2 1.
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Chattanooga
New Orleans
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobile
Montreal Defeats Newark in Ten Innings
Montreal beats Newark 8 to 2 after ten innings. Baltimore wins 3 to 2 over Rochester. Wet grounds cited for Providence Toronto and Richmond Buffalo games.
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Newark
Baltimore
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Richmond-Buffalo
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