Miller Blanks the Braves 1-0
Frank Miller pitched a 1-0 victory for the Pirates over the Braves. Bigbee aided with a vital two-base hit and a late run, while Boston errors opened the door for Pittsburg’s lone score. Barnes and Miller each allowed five hits as Boston failed to advance a runner past second. Walter Tragesser returns from draft exam and Scott joins Braves ahead of Covington report.
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Athletics Defeat the Tigers 8 to 4 in Detroit
Philadelphia pounded three Detroit pitchers for 16 hits and 27 total bases to beat Detroit 8 to 4. Bodie had two doubles and two singles in five at bats, while Seibold earned the win.
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Kirk Wins Title in National Rogue Tournament
J C Kirk of Philadelphia won the first division and will take the championship from Harold Clark of Springfield who did not compete. Kirk defeated C G Williams of Washington and finished nine wins one loss. Rev R C Zartman of Philadelphia leads the second division.
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Wild Trotster Flies Round Track After Collision
Lady Gamage bolts around the track after a minor collision with Possibility in the fire for all trot or pace. A. A. Small is thrown from his sulky but uninjured. Pavlova, driven by F. Howes, leaps the rail in heat four. no injuries. Earl Jr. set a track record in the first heat before losing the race but earning a $50 prize. Event purses listed include 500 for free-for-all trot or pace and 250 for the 2:20 pace. Also started: The Irish Lad Carrie M Spirit eh Tena A Juat Tess Royal Cadet Allis Delmar and others.
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Schedule of multiple major league matchups appears in listings
National and Eastern league fixtures show games across major cities including Boston St Louis New York Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Washington Pittsburgh Brooklyn Hartford Portland New London Lawrence Bridgeport Springfield Worcester New Haven and others. Matchups span across cities with several cross state battles and regional pairings.
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Scores From City Games Across Midwest
City matchups produced varied scores with Minneapolis defeating Toledo Indianapolis 10 to 1 Kansas City beating Louisville 5 to 2 St Paul 5 Columbus 4 Milwaukee 3.
Southern Association Scores and Extra Inning Action
In the Southern Association Little Rock beat Mobile 7 to 1 and New Orleans prevailed 6 to 2 over Memphis while Chattanooga edged Birmingham 2 to 0 in 11 innings. In the same circuit Atlanta defeated Nashville 4 to 3 and in the International League Baltimore routed Rochester 8 to 1 with Providence over Toronto 4 to 1 and Montreal Newark Rain noted.
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Carman Favored to Win Revere Race Tonight
Clarence Carman the Jamaica Cyclone is a heavy favorite in the Golden Wheel revenge race to be run tonight on a 10 mile course at the Revere Cycle Track. Victor Linert George Wiley and Vincenzo Maddonna oppose him with Maddonna aiming to repeat his recent Golden Wheel victory and distance the field.
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Trophy tournament round five at Arlmont Golf Club
At the Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights the fifth round of the season’s trophy tournament will be held this afternoon. It is an 18-hole handicap medal play event determining standings for the season.
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Short ship light harness races mark Marshfield fair
Two accidents and a broken track record highlighted the Bay State short ship light harness races at the Marshfield fair today.
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Giants Split Doubleheader With Cubs In New York
The Giants beat the Cubs 3 1 in game one and Chicago won game two 12 2. New York built its win with a five inning run capped by a double steal and hits from Byrne Herzog and Kanoff. The second game faced rain delays as Demaree surrendered 14 hits over seven innings and Vaughn pitched well for Chicago.
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New Haven Beats Worcester 3 1 In Ninth Inning Clash
New Haven scored three eighth inning hits including two doubles to pull away for a 3 1 win over Worcester. Nutter drove in runs with a fourth inning triple and a later two base hit, while Worcester’s lone run came on a bases loaded walk, steal and single. McQuillan allowed seven hits and three earned runs over nine for Worcester, Walker allowed seven hits and one earned over nine for New Haven. Time 1h 50m.
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Tech Field Track Meet Promises Thrilling Championship
Today at Tech Field Cambridge the New England AAU track and field championship draws over 100 entrants including ten prior meet winners. Notables include A D Colby Harold Weeks F A Savage W H Meanix Marc Wright Harry Barwise and John Lawlor with Bill Hayes and Wentworth Marl ing among sprinters and OCon nell facing Weeks in the mile. Admission is free with tickets at downtown sporting goods stores.
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New London Edges Lawrence In Low Scoring Pitching Duel
Beatty hits a solo homer in the seventh to back New London’s 1-0 victory over Lawrence. Crum and Williams duel on the mound with miscues and defensive plays shaping the tense game in New London.
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No Action Against Bader or Gandil
President Johnson of the American league announced that Lee Bader of Boston and Chick Gandil of Chicago would not be suspended after an off the field fight. The league said the incident occurred off the baseball field and did not require league action.
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Murray Meets Niles In National Patriotic Singles Final
R Lindley Murray of Niagara Falls N Y defeated John R Strachan San Francisco 4 6 6 3 6 3 6 1 in the semi final round at Forest Hills N Y earning a date with N W Niles of Boston in the final tomorrow on West Side Club courts weather permitting
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Murray Defeats Strachan In Rain-Interrupted Tennis Exhibition
Murray advances over Strachan in a rain soaked match that ended the day’s program. Thunder and lightning disrupted play as Murray’s speed and power overwhelmed Strachan, who struggled with weather and pace.
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Bridgeport Beats Springfield 4 1 on timely hits
Bridgeport defeats Springfield 4 to 1 as timely hitting and key fielding turn the game. Lear and Durgin star on defense. Brackett and Martin contribute for Bridgeport while Clemens and Gonzales provide Springfield's offense.
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Larson Wins Shoot-Off in Grand American Handicap
Charles H. Larson of Waupaca Wisconsin won the 18th annual Grand American handicap in a shoot-off at the South Shore Country Club Chicago. Larson broke 37 of 40 targets while Mark Arie of Thomasboro Illinois, the national amateur champion, hit 34 or fewer.
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Mabel Trask Sets Belmont Trot Record in Close Win
Mabel Trask, the favorite, won the free-for-all trot at Belmont on a closing day card. She beat St Frisco in straight heats and established a new track record for trotters in the second heat at 2:05 1-4, with Geers guiding the winner through the stretch by a head in both heats.
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Golf Stars at Belmont Today
Francis Ouimet and M J Brady meet John G Anderson and Tom Kerrigan at Belmont Spring Country Club for a benefit match for the Red Cross. Kerrigan, Boston native, has improved with top professional berths at Wollaston Dedham and Siwanoy.
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Eddie Foster Sidelined By Ptomaine Poisoning
Eddie Foster of the Washington Americans missed the game in Chicago after collapsing with ptomaine poisoning. He remains at home for several days as Clyde Milan, also ill, hopes to return to play tomorrow. illness attributed to tainted food in St Louis.
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Red Sox Duck Military Drill in St Louis
The Red Sox planned a dress parade to brace for the official inspection at Sportsmen's Park but overslept, leaving them with little chance at the $500 prize and diminishing hopes of overtaking Ty Cobb for batting honors.
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Red Sox manager halts practice after late drill master
Sergeant Hoffman arrived ten minutes late causing no practice as Barry wants the players rested. Foster to start final game if Shore is unavailable. Ruth Mays and Leonard rejoin in Detroit and are set to face the Tigers with Barry likely to start one of them against Ehmke.
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Phillies sweep Cincinnati in twin bill at Philadelphia
Philadelphia earned two victories over Cincinnati 6 to 5 and 7 to 6. Rixey was credited with the wins after relieving early, Cravath and Groh led at the plate with multiple hits including a three base hit and six singles respectively, while Regan and Oeschger also contributed as the Phillies built late runs to secure both wins.
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Shevlin Stops Butler In Boson Bout At Commercial A C
Eddie Shevlin Roxbury sailor boy defeated Walter Butler Revere last night at the Commercial A C in nine of twelve rounds papers note Butler fought bravely but fell short after slipping on a wet spot in the second round. The Burns Sears semifinal ended oddly with a towel thrown signaling defeat for Sears and Burns awarded the win. Nate Segal and Kid Quill drew in six rounds and Frank Toronto beat Chesley Kid Miller in the other opener.
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Braves lose to Cubs as Demaree trade looms
Miller shined on the mound in a swell contest against Boston with solid support and four left on base. Cubs hammered Al Demaree in New York after a trade, Jess Barnes delivered, while Bigbee and Boeckel combined for the decisive hit. Norris Williams fails to reach finals at Forest Hills due to Plattsburg duties as Scott joins the Braves, and New England hosts a track meet at Tech Field Cambridge. Triple plays surge nationwide with Detroit aiding the Athletics on a hit and run.
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Notable athletes named in regional sports notes
Alice Joe Bush is rated a leading twirler in the American league. Alice Nat Niles, veteran tennis player, is among the leaders though never a championship winner. J O F Tom Halpin did not run in the New England track meet after injuring his ankle in practice.
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