Braves Split Twin Bill With Phillies On Independence Day
In Philadelphia July 4 the Braves and Phillies split their doubleheader. Morning game went to the Phillies 5 3 as Rudolph faltered late. the Braves tied the second with timely hitting and runners in motion but ultimately fell short. The Braves benefited from Maranville’s defense and Rabbit’s timely two bagger. Both teams fielded well with injuries affecting the lineups.
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High School Baseball Alumni Triumph 15 to 1
Gloucester reports the high school baseball season ended with an alumni game a 15 to 1 victory over the current team Alumni tallied 24 safely against pitchers Carr and Favor Thurston starred for the high school with standout fielding as the notable moment
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Braves Morning Victory Over Phillies 4-6
Boston and Philadelphia played a morning game with Boston scoring four runs and Philadelphia six. Paskert hit a home run for Philadelphia, while Maranville and Cravath hit two-base hits. Ragan earned two runs in nine innings for Boston, Mayer held Philadelphia scoreless in five. Umpires were Klem and Bransfield. Time thirty five minutes.
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De Palma Sets New World 25-Mile Record
In Detroit on July 4 Ralph De Palma beat Barney Oldfield in a one mile circular dirt track race finishing 25 miles in 21 022 5 minutes. The time lowers the previous record by 35 seconds.
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Griffith defeats Kid Lewis in Akron no decision bout
Johnny Griffith of Akron won a newspaper decision over Ted Kid Lewis in a 15 round no decision contest here. Griffith edged Lewis in five rounds to four with six even. Lewis held the world welterweight title after beating Jack Britton at Dayton ten days ago.
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Lew McCarty Sidelined by Bad Leg in Cincinnati Hospital
Giants catcher Lew McCarty remains hospitalized in Cincinnati with a broken leg that needs resetting. Doctors fear he will miss the entire season and may never regain full use of the limb.
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Red Sox Plan Westward Trip After Doubleheader
The Red Sox finalize their home stay with a 1 30 start against the Mackmen in a doubleheader then depart for the West tonight with Philadelphia and Barry optimistic about reclaiming the lead in Chicago where another doubleheader awaits. All pitchers are in shape after prior setbacks.
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Gibbons Outpoints Chip in 12-Round Wright Field Bout
Mike Gibbons of St Paul outpointed George Chip of Newcastle Pennsylvania over 12 rounds at Wright Field. Gibbons controlled the match and never faced real danger.
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Wiley Wins Paced Race at Revere Cycle Park
George Wiley captured the 2 mile paced match race at Revere Cycle Park in 34 minutes 86.385 seconds amid a sideline dispute involving Victor Sm nart and his trainers after Sm nart dropped out on the eighteenth mile due to an alleged puncture. Other results included William Magan winning the three quarter mile handicap and Lester Bowker taking the half mile professional.
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Reds Sweep Cubs With 2-1 And 13-10 Scores
Cincinnati wins both halves of the holiday doubleheader 2-1 and 13-10 in Chicago. Thorpe and Wilson homer, Merkle and Roush contribute key hits as the second game turns into a high scoring exhibition with heavy hitting and multiple players collecting runs.
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Indians Defeat St. Louis Browns Twice
Cleveland won 2 to 0 in the first game and 5 to 2 in the second as the Indians defeated the St. Louis Browns twice in a July 4 doubleheader. Key moments include Chapman's RBI single in the first, Harris and Evans driving in runs in the second, and strong pitching by Bagby and Sothoron.
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Cardinals Take Two From Pirates In Twin Bill
In Pittsburgh, the St Louis Cardinals won the matinee 4 to 3 and the nightcap 4 to 1. Carey doubled for Pittsburg’s lone fourth inning run, while Baird and Wagner powered St Louis with key hits and strong pitching by Doak and Cooper.
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Bunker and Evans Win Doubles Title Impromptu
Preliminary doubles play at Arlington Heights Tennis Club yesterday produced a 7-5 6-1 victory by Bunker and Evans over A. B. qoat and Carl W. Patriquin. Mead and Vaughn led Stokes and White 8-7 in the first set when darkness halted play with 7-7 in the second. The matches will resume Saturday afternoon.
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Mulford Wins 150 Mile Race In Omaha
Ralph Mulford won the 150 mile automobile race at an average 101 mph with a 1 hour 28 minute 53 second time. Joe Thomas finished second and Walter Haines third, while a protest over official timing was planned by J A Martin. Tom Alley had a rollover on lap one and Dave Lewis won the 50 mile consolation in 29 minutes 3 seconds at 103.27 mph.
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Lewis Regains His Mat Title
Ed Lewis of Kentucky reclaimed the world heavyweight wrestling championship in the Tuohey tournament at Braves Field. He defeated Waldek Zbyszko two falls to none in a best of three, regaining the title lost June 5, with Curley signaling the win by tossing Zbyszko’s bathrobe. Cyclone Burns drew Gardini in a 30 minute preliminary.
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Giants Take Two From the Dodgers
New York defeats Brooklyn 9 to 2 in morning action and 8 to 0 in the afternoon. Robertson homered with bases loaded to break Jack Coombs streak. Schupp shut out Brooklyn as the Giants won both games.
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