Basketball matchups listed for today across leagues
GAMES TODAY AMERICAN features Boston at Philadelphia and New York at Washington. Detroit faces St. Louis while Chicago plays Cleveland. NATIONAL has Philadelphia at Boston and Brooklyn at New York with St. Louis at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at Chicago. EASTERN sends Pittsfield to Worcester and Springfield to Waterbury with New Haven visiting Providence and Bridgeport hosting Hartford. N EK LEAGUE includes Portland at Fitchburg Lewiston at Lawrence and Lowell at Haverhill.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Brooklin
Pitsburg
Cincinnati
Pittsfield
Worcester
Springfield
Waterbury
New Haven
Providence
Bridgeport
Hartford
F.C
Pittsburg Weer
Brooklyn
Lawrence
Eeeees
Lowell Eee Ewee Ae Kank
Fitchburg
Eee
Haverhill Ef Ee Eee
P.C Providence
Seeee
Toston
Pittsburg
St Louis
Tired Tribe Easy Prey for Giants
Blue Monday saw the Braves defeated by the Giants 7 to 4 at Braves Field. The tired crowd and lackluster play produced little excitement as the teams labored through a slow baseball encounter.
Giants Jump Start Sparks In Tricky Ball Match
The Giants wasted early blows and damaged Ray Keating after two innings as the Tribe exploited baserunning lapses through 16 hits for 22 bases. Causey and Benton held firm though and the Giants fell short despite a late scoring push.
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Ray Keating
Giants
Ray
Causey
Benton
Braves Pitcher Cheney Shines in Tight Ballgame
In a brisk baseball brief, southpaw Larry Cheney of the Braves fared well in seven innings, allowing six hits and one run under tough conditions. Boston shuffled its outfield with Thorpe, Riggert, Cruise, and replacements as the game unfolded, with Blackburne substituting for the injured Injun. Herzog removed himself early, leaving the Tribe short-handed in the dressing room and lineup changes continuing throughout.
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Braves
Larry Cheney
Brooklyn
Boston
Thorpe
Riggert
Cruise
Blackburne
Rawlings
Herzog
Giants Hit Early Off Braves In Tight Baseball Rout
Three runs crossed in the first inning as the Giants offense struck early with Burns, Fletcher, and Doyle contributing. Braves threatened in the first and third, but errors and timely hits by San Francisco kept them from catching up. Cruise and Blackburne added key RBIs as the rally continued.
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Giants
Burns
Boecker
Young
Fletcher
Doyle
Kauff
Cruise
Gonzales
Causey
Braves
Hollie
Boeckel
Rawlings
Chase
Holke Roller
Thorpe
Jim
Blackburne
Holke
Boston
Larry Cheney
Kaufft
Riggett
Riggert
Cheney
Benton
Boecker Double, Both Blows Koing
New York
R. Burns
PO. Young
Seer
Baird
Stet
A Doyle
Zimmerman
Herzog
Tees
Fae Blackburne
Maratville
Wilson
Mobure Bo
Teebe
Smith Cheney
Eeeenas
Eae
Seseestl
Keating
Fleteher
Sey
Cau- Chase
Keating Keating
Willard Dempsey Fight News and Track Notes
Arthur Duffey surveys the Willard Dempsey training injuries and predictions for the July 4 title bout. He examines backers confidence, challenger Jess Willard’s recent activity, and expert opinions. The piece also notes Bob Simpson’s hurdles win, Eddie Carter’s death, Alf Shrubb’s England race plan, and local July 4th games lineups at the Common with Connolly and Nolan among entrants.
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Unicorn Athletic
Jimmy Connolly
Billy Nolan
Double Play Sparks Errorless Infield Turn
In a baseball recap, Maranville to Blackburne to Holke to Blackburne completed a double play. Burns recorded a sacrifice hit with two hours and 28 minutes elapsed. Harrisson served as umpire-in-chief with Byron on bases. attendance noted as 1.
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St. Louis
Pittsburg
Forbes Field
Adams
Miller
Pitsburg
May
Nicholson
Detroit
Louis. Smith
A A
Etesees
Tu Schultz
Stoeck
Stock
Lavan
Tuero
Cutshaw
Mary
Duffy Retained as Harvard Coach Through Fall
Harvard will keep Hugh Duffy as coach at Soldiers Field this fall, with contract secure until December 31. Fred W. Moore, Harvard Athletic Association treasurer, asserts no knowledge of Worcester rumors linking Cambridge officials to Jesse Burkett. Duffy’s guidance boosted Crimson batting and team performance, with seven of nine regulars around a .600 hitting rate and Harvard's batting likely top in the East.
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Harvard
Hugh Duffy
Fred W. Moore
Harvard Athletic Association
Worcester
Cambridge
Jesse Burkett
Holy Cross
Duffy
Crimson
National League
Soldiers Field
Hughey
Braves dominate Saints in twinbill opener
Atlanta records an 8 to 2 win in game one over New Orleans, then blanks them 2 to 0 in game two. Birmingham edges Mobile 4 to 3 while Little Rock scores none as Memphis tops Nashville 4 to 1.
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Steven
Willard-Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Jamaica
Willard
Walter Monahan
Jack
Jess
Dempsey
Jess Willard
Frank Moran
New York City
Jack Hemple
Johnson
Moran
Big Jess
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Memphis
Nashville
Reading and Newark Tie as Binghamton Tops Rochester
In international league action Reading and Newark played to a 4 4 draw while Binghamton defeated Rochester 4 2 and Toronto outscored Buffalo 5 2.
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International League
Reading &, Newark
Binghamton
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
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