Phillies Braves opener mirrors highs and lows of season
The piece opens with a sports tone on the Phillies Braves opener, noting dips in form from Ted Meredith seeks the world half mile record in Lewiston, and recalls Joe Wood’s 1911 no hit game, correcting it to Boston. It mentions Harvard Penn dominance, upcoming 12 mile race at South End, and names Arthur Roth, Jimmy Whenigan, and Fred Fuller among runners.
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Ted Meredith
Lewiston
Ted
Meredith
Joe Wood
St. Louis
Boston
Larry Sweeney
South End
Wheeldouard Fabre
Cliff Horne
Arthur Roth
Jimmy Whenigan
Dorchester Club
Fred Fuller
Brigade
Cathedral Y M C A announces open handicap meet
The Cathedral Y M C A holds an open handicap athletic meet at the South End grounds on Saturday July 15 at 2 o clock. Events listed include 100 yards 440 yards and other races with entries due Monday July 10 sent to Thomas A Callahan at the Charles Bank Gymnasium West End Brockton.
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Cathedral Y. M. C. A
South End
Thomas A. Callahan
Charlesbank Gymnasium
West End
F. Ganeke
Brockton
Babe Ruth
Providence
Ruth
Baltimore
Boston
West Somerville
Armory 4. A
Atlas A. A
Henry Lewis
Washington Street
Frank Baker
Baker
Trappe
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
Australia
Never Touch Tobacco Says Father and Son
A father and son walk at twilight with the son smoking a ten cent C. C. A. cigar. The father admires and envies the moment while noting his own abstinence, and the son urges consideration for non-smokers and the quality of tobacco.
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Father
Dodgers Beat Giants 6 to 1 in Brooklyn win
Brooklyn defeated New York 6 to 1 as Jack Coombs pitched a strong game. Burns and Kauff sparked the offense with early hits, while Anderson struggled with three errors in the fifth inning allowing three unearned runs. Giants left with poor support and late rally thwarted.
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New York
Brooklyn
Robinson
Anderson
Giants
Jack Coombs
Burns
Kauff
Ikauff
Coombs
Ssc
Mowrey
Cutshaw
Danbert
O'Mara
ty—Cutshaw
Fletcher
Combs
Schunp
Schnpup
Anerson
Sellupp
O’ Day
Eason
Bhat
Johnston
Daubert
Stengel
Miller
U Coombs
AB. Po
Doyle
Vletcher
Merkle
McKerlinie
Rariden
Anterson
Cubs Defeat Pirates 3-2 in Eight Inning Rally
Chicago defeats Pittsburg 3 to 2 as Kauabe Williams and Zimmerman drive in three runs in the eighth inning. Pirates scored in first on Winchman triple and again in seventh on two hits and an error. Mulligan Hinchman led hits with three-base drives, with Seaton, Packard and Harmon pitching for the rivals.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Kauabe
Williams
Zimmerman
Hendrix
Hinchman
Pirates
Winchman
Carey
Flack
Seaton
Harmon
Mulligan
Plack
O'Brien
Son
Wilson
Warner
Packard
Cooper
Baird
Geaten
Klem and Emslie
Sime
Abbe
Mann
Sater
Fischer
Prase
Bisnabe
Ossens
P Ae
Cer
Brien
Iti
Wasner
Tifnchman
Sae
Viox
Steerer
Exchmidt Seem Eewnee i
Tlarmon
Gibson
Jotnston
Ib Shen Ee
Oo Taird
P Aa
Cesreve
Pittsburg NL Club Trades Barney for Farmer in Swap
Pittsburg announces trading Edward Barney to Louisville for Floyd Farmer. Both outfielders swap teams as the deal unfolds. A separate note mentions a fireworks display at Breves Field tonight with a $3500 show priced at 25 and 50 cents.
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Pittsburg
Edward Barney
Louisvill American Association
Floyd Farmer
White Sox Rally Past Browns In Narrow Chicago Win
Chicago defeats St Louis 8 to 2 as Schalk singles and Weisman miscue set up the decisive seventh inning. Pratt survives threats in the eighth after bases loaded with one out, and Weilman and Wolfgang split the pitching duties in a tight ballgame.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Schalk
Weisman
Wolfssong
Wolfgang
Pratt
Marsans
Tobin
Lavan
OU Scaroc Es Chale Lavan
Sth
Nck
Weaver
Collins
Felsch
Lurnier
Weilman
Jackson
Bryans
Nallin
AB R
Wenverth
Tee
Colling
T Fow
Fournier
Nee
E Tenes
Wright Ss
Wolfgang Dandee
St Louis
AB. R
Eine TB. PO
Shotton
Austin
Miller
O ' Pi
Sister
Ae Ae
b'Pobin
Se Toluison
Gortonu
Indians Beat Tigers 6 to 4 in Cleveland win
Cleveland defeats Detroit 6 to 4 as Dauss struggles early and errors prove costly. Lowdermilk exits after a wild start, Bagby steadies relief, Detroit plates two in the ninth. key hits include Crawford and Vitt two-base efforts and Speaker steals.
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Cleveland
Dauss
Detroit
Clevelands
Lowdermilk
Bagby
Battel
Davis
Crawford
Vitt
Speaker
Smith
Gandil
Chapman
Bush
Rh. BI
A. E. Graney
Chipman
Uv Smith
Toward
Vans
O'Neill
Lawdermill
O . TB
A. Vitt
Heilman
Rf Sees
Veach
Bots Cea Ares
Burns
Lexington to Host Civic Independence Day Athletes
Historic Lexington celebrates its first community Independence Day with a morning play rounds baseball game and field events for boys and girls. At 3 PM the Minute Boys face Lexington town team and Concord Junction at the playground after a morning game. An all day golf tournament will be held at Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington.
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Lexington
Lexington Town
Concord Junction
Lexington Golf Club
North Lexington
Golf Meets Set At Lexington Club Attractions
Two golf tournaments at Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington today. Morning event features handicap versus bogey and the afternoon program offers a mixed foursome format.
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Lexington Golf Club
North
Lexington
Baseball Scores From East League Play
Toledo defeated Columbus 8 to 1 and St Paul edged Kansas City 1 to 0 in 10 innings while Indianapolis beat Louisville 4 to 1.
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Toledo
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Braves Beat Phillies 5 to 1 in Rain Shortened Game
The Braves defeated the Phillies 5 to 1 at Braves Field before a heavy downpour forced play to stop after six innings. Grover Cleveland Alexander was tagged for all five Braves runs as the home team climbed into second place.
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Braves Field
Braves
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Philly
Phillies
Braves Edge Phillies Battling Rain Delays Turned Into Defeat
An 800 strong crowd watched the Braves beat Alex on a misty Monday with Eddie Collins and John Evers leading. Rain showers interrupted play as Maranville and Koney sparked a late rally, but Philadelphia still fell behind as Smith and Gowdy contributed key hits and errors.
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Alex
Braves
Hd Reulbach
Philly
Big Ed
Eddie Collins
John Evers
Sherwood Magee
Ed Koney
Maranville
Koney
Phillies
Reulbach
Paskert
Niehoff
Magee
Stock
Cravath
Luderus
Whitted
Boston
Collins
Evers
Honey
Gowdy
John
Killifer
Red Smith
Smith
Snodgrass
Paskett
Tyers
Tehy
Yankees Edge Senators 1-0 in Extra Innings
New York defeats Washington 1 to 0 in an 11 inning game. Caldwell and Johnson strong on mound with opportunities plentiful until Caldwell scores on Hartzell fly in the 11th. Gedeon homered for New York and Jamieson Moeller and Wigh aided with key sacrifices. Umpires Owens and Connolly officiated the 2 hour 15 minute contest.
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Washington
New York
Caldwell
Johnson
Nanamaker
Sawyer
Gilhooley
Bounder
High
Shanks
Hartzell
Peckinpaugh
Gedeon
Jamieson
Moeller
Uwigh
Ott Johnson
Ainsmith
Owens
Connolly
PO. A
Ff Gilhooley
Allartzell
Baker
Magee
Felcon
QU .Ecerves
Nunamaker
Esses
Russell
Washington AB
Pure Moeller Ir
Foster
Milan Citas
Ai Shanks
Aee
Amieson Lft
Johnson P
Ween Nees
Linart Favored In Brassard One Hour Race At Re Vere Track
Victor Ssinart world champion is listed as a favorite in the Brassard one hour motor paced race at the Re Vere Cycle Track. Linart faces George Wiley Leon Didier and Clarence Carman in a lively holiday program with open and handicap races for amateur and professional riders. Smart is expected to win the feature but Wiley Carman Didier still have strong supporters and Didier’s speed is questioned for the distance.
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Victor Ssinart
Brassard
Revere
Linart
George Wiley
Leon Didier
Clarence Carman
Smart
Wiley
Carman
Didier
Chattanooga Beats Atlanta Five to Three
Score updates show Chattanooga defeating Atlanta 5 to 3. Additional results list New Orleans 8 over Memphis 1 Mobile 7 over Little Rock 5. Weather note mentions Birmingham Nashville rain.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Little Rock
Biringham-Nashville
Rowing Regatta on Charles River Basin this morning
Weather permitting the annual Fourth of July regatta under Boston auspices begins at 9 o clock on the Charles River Basin with ten events. Favorites include Faulkner and Darling in the senior singles and Buckley Jr with Buckley in the senior doubles.
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City of
Boston
Charles River Basin
J. J. Buckley, Jr
Farragut B. C
John Sullivan
St. Alphonsus B. C
William Faulkner
Riverside B. C
A. Mosher
Crescent Canoe Club
Newton Darling
Union Boat Club
Faulkner
Darling
Harvard
John J. Buckley, Jr
Joseph Buckley
Farragut Boat Club
John J. Doherty
H. K. Blackman
St. Alphonsus Club
Cary Faulkner
Riverside Club
J. C. Thompson
Farragut
St. Alphonsus
Wiggen
H. Newton
Benson
Phillips
City of Boston
Chestnut St
Brookline
Arlington Heights Club Sees Semis In Men’s Singles
Today at the Arlington Heights Tennis Club the men’s singles tournament reaches the semi finals with Carl H. Bunker facing Edward A. Bailey and Carl W. Patriquin meeting Charles R. Boggs. Winners meet in the final this afternoon for the club title.
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Arlington Heights Tennis Club
Carl H. Bunker
Edward A. Bailey
Carl W. Patriquin
Charles R. Boggs
Three Concord Games Feature Local Baseball and Soft Ball
In Concord today the town team faces the Lexington Minute Boys in the morning at Concord Junction. The Westvale Athletic Association meets the Young Men's Social Club this afternoon as part of baseball attractions. A town big and little men soft ball game tops the day, with golf and field events at Concord Country Club and a holiday shoot at the Concord Rifle Club on Bristol Hill.
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Concord Junction
Lexington Minute Boys
Westvale Athletic Association
Concord
Concord Country Club
Concord Rifle Club
Bristol Hill
Managers threaten to tip off soldiers to Baker
Several major league managers wrote to Secretary Baker in Washington, claiming they could inform a number of soldiers about matters, raising concerns over possible leaks and influence at the federal level.
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Baker
Washington
Connie Mack plans team build to avoid crowded professions
The article notes Connie Mack aims to form a squad without driving up competition for new college graduates, signaling careful roster construction. It emphasizes Mack's strategic approach to talent acquisition to prevent market saturation among leading professions.
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Connie Mack
Baseball Schedule Mentioned for American and National Leagues
The note lists two games in each league with pairings Boston at Philadelphia New York at Washington Detroit at Cleveland St. Louis at Chicago in the American League and Philadelphia at Boston Brooklyn at New York Chicago at Pittsburg Cincinnati at St. Louis in the National League with morning and afternoon slots.
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P. CO
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Weston
P.C
Cleveland
Detroit
YORK
Washington
T. Taonis
N. i
Lowell
Bridgeport
Portland
Lynn
Hartford-Lawrence
Springfield-Worcester
A. m
Pp. Om
Rochester and Toronto First Match Ends 1 0
In the opening game Rochester defeats Toronto 1 to 0 while Baltimore and Newark split a doubleheader with 5 to 5 in the first game and 4 to 4 in the second. Richmond and Providence are listed with a 4 score, details unclear.
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Rochester
Toronto
Baltimore
Newark
Richmond
Providence
Eastern League Schedule Notes and Pairings
Eastern League day matchups list to include Wortford versus Bridgeport New Haven against New London Worcester against Springfield Lowell at Lawrence gun at Portland Lynn versus Porthand Bridgeport hosts Hartford New London visits New Haven Springfield meets Worcester Lawrence faces Lowell in the evening games
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New London
Portland
Springtell
Worcrster
Lyon
Fourth of July Sporting Events Across Cities and Parks
A wide Independence Day program lists baseball games in Boston and Dorchester, track and field meets on city grounds, horse racing at various clubs, bowling on the Green, rowing regattas on the Charles, and diving and swimming events. Major sites include Boston Common, Wakefield, Melrose, Medford, Quincy and many G C venues with numerous athletic carnivals and club events scheduled all day.
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City of
Wellington Improvement Association
Wellington
Dorchester
Franklin Field
Old Colony
South Weymouth
Quannapowitt
Wakefield
Reading Track
Combination Park
Medford
Lynn
Rockdale Park
Peabody
Portsmouth
N. H
Caribou
Honiton
Calais
Pittsfield
Boston
Concord Rifle Club Holiday Shoot at Bristol Hill
The Concord Rifle Club hosts a holiday shoot on its Bristol Hill range in Concord. Events are planned along both the 200 and gw yard distances.
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Concord Rifle Club
Bristol Hill
Concord
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Duffeys
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Strroot
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Mass
Rifle and Gun Club
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Upper Mystic
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Readville—Racing
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Worcester
Sutton Lane
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