Braves Defeat Dodgers In Twilight Twist 5 to 3
The Braves beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 to 3 in a damp evening game before about 500 spectators. Rube Marquard allowed eight hits and four runs while Pat Ragan pitched well for Boston. the Braves pushed across three runs in the third inning aided by Dodgers’ miscues.
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Fragrant BC A Cigars Featured for Leisure Moments
A promotional blurb encourages comfortable living with small luxuries. It advises not to begrudge smokers and suggests using BC A Cigars to make leisure moments memorable with fragrant scents.
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Baseball matchups across leagues listed for regional schedule
National league games include Brooklyn at Boston and Philadelphia at New York with Cincinnati at Pittsburg. Chicago visits St Louis while American league features Boston at Washington and New York at Philadelphia and St Louis at Cleveland. Other matchups show Detroit at Chicago and regional pairings Spetaghela at Providence Worcester at Bridgeport New Haven at Waterbury and New London at Hartford.
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Old Timers to Hold Outing in New England
The fifth annual outing of the Old Time Athletes Association of New England will occur Sunday July 28. A meeting at Young's Hotel set plans to expand the event with President B B Osthues, George W Brown and Arthur Duffey leading the arrangements. Members should reserve by writing George W Brown, Exeter Street 50, for final plans.
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Young’s
B. B. Osthues
George W. Brown
Arthur Duffey
Exeter Street
Massachusetts junior golf championship opens at Albanyne Club
Fifty six young golfers aged 15 to 18 gathered at the Albanyne Golf Club Newtonville for the first day of the three day Massachusetts junior championship. Only one player failed to return a scorecard.
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Albemaine Golf Club
Newtonville
Massachusetts
Massachusetts golf qualifiers end with close ties and match play
Philip Barry of Quincy High and Arnold Statz of Holy Cross tied for medal honors with 14 over par. In the first round of match play Eddie Lowery defeated Daniel Sullivan while Arnold Statz beat Noe Lovell 2 and 2, and numerous other results wired through the field as second-round play was set to begin.
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Quincy High
Arnold Statz
Holy Cross
Réupts
Han
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Ateurs
Massachusetts
Eddie Lowery
Daniel Sullivan
Arnold State
NoeTl Lovell
Newton High
H. Burgess
W. A. Whitcomb
Woodégret
E. Baker
Waltham High
Dan Horan
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W. Quinlan
Newton
Charles ©. Manning
Watertown
F. Fay
Phillips Grammar
Daniel Sul Uys
Newton Technical
Burgess
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Newton Classical
Durham Jones
Country Day
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Taft School
Felsch Quits White Sox Amid Milwaukee Move
Oscar Happy Felsch center fielder of the Chicago Americans quits the world champions after receiving his pay and accepting a Milwaukee semi pro post. He led last season in fielding and hit .800. Felsch is the fifth Sox departure joining Faber Jackson Lynn and Williams who joined shipyards or the navy.
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Oscar
Felsch
Chicago Americans
Rowland
Milwaukee
Hoe
Faber
Navy
Jackson
Lynn
Williams
Twilight baseball to feature old-timers gathering
The fifth annual outing will draw aging stars to compete in classic races. Billy Miske aims to defeat Kid Norfolk, after recent showings against Fred Fulton and Jack Dempsey. Exeter’s Bart Macchia is expected to excel in sprint events under George Conner.
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Billy Miske
Norfolk
Miske
Panama
Fred Fultton
Jack Dempsey
Exeter
Bart. Macchia
George Conner
Bill Rariden with Boston Nationals 1910 to 1913
The text notes Bill Rariden played with Boston from 1910 through 1913 and ranks him among the top backstops in the era. It questions if he is the best in the national league, suggesting he is near the front rank but not definitively the best.
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Boston Nationals
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St Louis Browns Win Doubleheader Over Chicago
Chicago failed to muster offense as St Louis swept with 2 0 and 4 3 wins. Danforth stranded Chicago hits in the opener while heavy hitting from Tobin and Maisel fueled the second game victory aided by sharp defense behind Davenport and Chicago errors.
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Wallace
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Hollacher
Mann
Pas Deal
Baird
Paskett
Hornsby
Danforth
Schalk
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Davenport
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Weaver
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McMullin
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Risberg
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Benz
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Union Made Cigar Label Promotes Quality and Pride
A promotional piece extols the Cigar Makers Union focusing on skilled apprenticeship, fraternal benefits, and the blue Union Label on boxes. It urges smokers to choose union made cigars, noting wartime orders fill Boston factories and naming Union leaders A. Welleman and Henry Abrahams.
Yankees Defeat Athletics 9 to 2 in Philadelphia
New York blasts Philadelphia with 13 hits driving Gregg from the mound in the first inning. The Athletics commit eight errors as Kopp returns to duty and Davidson resigns, stating no future in baseball.
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New York
Gregg
Kopp
Davidson
Athletics
Mack
Jamieson
Gilhooley
Paugh
Walker
Hyatt
Burns
Ward
Gardner
Baker
McAvoy
Pratt
Shannon
Pipp
Oldring
Brthy
Hk Ors Gregg
Marsans
Adams
Hannah
Caldwell
Holmes
Adame Eckinpaugh
dBatte
Miller
Peckinpaugh
Bay Side Club Seeks Strong Army Navy Rival for July 4
The Bay Side base ball club of Nantasket, formed by army and navy servicemen, issues a challenge to semi professional teams and military squads. Manager Cahalen is compiling a Saturday schedule and seeks a strong uniformed side for July 4 afternoon. Contact Room 103 City Hall, Main 5100.
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Army and Navy
Bay Side Baseball Club
Nantasket
Army
Navy
Joséph A. Cahalen
Cahalen
Municipal Registry Department
City Hall
Indians Win From Tigers 4 to 1
Cleveland defeats Detroit 4 to 1 in the final game of the series. Coumbe earned his second win while Cunningham struggled with runners on base. The box score lists Johnston Chapman Speaker Roth Evans Wambsganss Cobb Evans Cunningham and others with Cubs, Detroit, and Cleveland credited.
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