Braves Fall to Reds in Sloppy 10-4 Game at Braves Field
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Braves 10 to 4 at Braves Field as early misplays and shaky pitching plagued Boston. Manager Mitchell may rotate young pitchers like Cooney, Morgan, and Braxton to test future options while Reds hitters, including Nicholson and Nixon, struck early and rode a four-run first inning to the victory.
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Dark Horse Featured In Beach Derby At Revere Track
The 10 kilometre bicycle derby at Revere Beach tomorrow night pits George Wiley and Georges Seres as favorites. Dark horse contenders include Clarence Carman, Vincent Madonna, Charley Verkeyn, and Lucien Miquel with extra riders Gaethels and Schlee joining the pace set.
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Seres
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Concord To Host Framingham Legion In Return Baseball Game
Concord will host a return game with the Framingham American Legion nine on Framingham's diamond tomorrow evening. The Concord team is managed by T. Alfred Wilson.
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International League scores noted for Jersey City and rivals
In the first game Jersey City defeated Rochester 11 to 2. In the second game Rochester won 5 to 4 over Jersey City. Other results include Newark 19 over Syracuse 9, Buffalo 2 over Baltimore 1, and Toronto 16 against Reading 3.
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Games Today in Baseball Leagues
In the American League New York visits Washington. In the National League Cincinnati plays Boston in a two game set, Chicago faces New York, St Louis meets Philadelphia in two games, and Pittsburg travels to Brooklyn.
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Judge Landis awards Nashville share of Boston Vanderbilt gate
Judge Landis upholds territorial rights in baseball and awards the Nashville Club of the Southern Association Boston American League Club's share of the gate receipts from the exhibition game with Vanderbilt University played in Nashville on April 1. John D. Martin, president of the Southern Association, announced the decision, calling it a precedent.
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Ramie Skilton Near Riot As Newburyport Beat Haverhill
Newburyport defeated Haverhill professionals 12 to 5 after a near riot when Ramie Skilton was hit hard. In the sixth Twombly made a sensational bases loaded catch as Whitehouse was struck on the ear, bleeding from the pitch.
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Transport Fights Films Arrested in Omaha Case
Clarence Gray of Jersey City New Jersey arrested by federal authorities for transporting Dempsey Carpentier fight films to Nebraska. He posted a 1000 dollar bond and was released. Gray is described as a representative of the Tex Rickard Company.
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New York Is One Fast Place Till You Try to Get a Phone Number
A satirical snapshot from 1921 compares New York’s pace to its crowds and prices. The piece lampoons Manhattan life from jail and tips to Broadway and fashion, noting the city’s perks and gritty quirks while joking about phone numbers and social scenes.
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Dodgers Jolt Pirates in Low-Scoring Tilt
Brooklyn won 1 to 0 as Ruether defeated Cooper in a pitchers duel. Myers doubled and scored on a muffed by Cooper after Grimm recovered a hard grounder. Brooklyn footsteps included Kilduff with two bases, Cutshaw, Johnston stolen bases, and Sacrifice by Cutshaw. Umpires Hart and Empire. Time 58 minutes.
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Bateman Named Head Coach at Wesleyan Baseball
Wesleyan's athletic council hires Charles P. Bateman of Somerville New Jersey as head coach for the baseball team and an assistant to Dr Fauver on the athletic staff at Wesleyan He graduated from Wesleyan last June where he served as captain and catcher and will begin work in the fall He is a member of Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
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First Amateur Boxing Tourney Opens in South Boston
The opening amateur boxing tourney of the season will be held at Michael J. Perkins Post A L Broadway South Boston on Friday evening Sept Entries in weight classes 115 125 and 125 pounds attract many local amateurs with new talent expected and seating capacity reforms planned Entries close Sept 1 with Billy Rolfe handling registrations.
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Pirates Recall Traynor as Shortstop from Birmingham
Harold Traynor, under contract to the Pittsburgh Nationals and playing for the Birmingham Southern Association Club, has been recalled by the Pirates. Manager Gibson announced that Krehmeyer will replace Traynor in Birmingham.
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Miss America Sets 50 Mile Per Hour Pace
Miss America I of the Detroit Yacht Club with Gar Wood at the wheel won the second 30 mile heat in the gold cup race at Detroit defeating Miss Chicago of the Chicago Yacht Club and the Orlo III from the Columbia Yacht Club. The victor’s time was 43:40.
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Giants Rally Past Cubs to Narrow Lead in Standings
The New York Giants beat Chicago 8 to 7 to trim Pittsburg’s edge to one and a half games. Meusel powered the win with a triple, double, single and sacrifice in five at bats as New York pushed 11 men left on base while Chicago stranded two. Shea earned the win for the Giants, Jones took the loss, and the game featured erratic pitching from both sides.
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Funeral of Vida Damon Held in Arlington Home
The funeral for Vida Damon, a well known Arlagon resident who drowned at Kennebunkport Maine last Friday, was held yesterday afternoon at her late home 27 Broadway Arlington with Rev Frederick Gill officiating.
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Giants and Yankees poised for World Series monopoly claim
A week of dramatic shifts has the Pirates and Giants leading the National League with strong Yankee competition. Major league sentiment now favors a Giants Yankee World Series, a prospect that would boost player earnings and peak interest across New York.
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Runner On Third Seeks Plate Run After Foul Fly
In a baseball play the ball is hit to left field and glances off a fielder's glove into the air. The fielder catches the ball before it hits the ground. The runner breaks for home after the glove contact but before the catch is completed. B argues the play yields a double play via throw to third. A asserts the run counts and the runner may score. In this scenario the run counts for B.
Arlington Leads St John’s 4 to 2 in Six Inning Win
The Arlington twilight team beat St. John’s Catholic Club of Cambridge 4 to 2 at Spy Pond Athletic Field Arlington last evening before a large crowd. McCarthy hit a home run for Arlington and O’Connell made a fine catch in right field.
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Theft at Gussie Berman store on Massachusetts Ave
Thieves entered the grocery and provision shop of Gussie Berman on Massachusetts Avenue in Mast Lexington near Arlington line, likely early yesterday. About 25 dollars worth of cigars and cigarettes were stolen.
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