Phillies Defeat Braves Twice In Tight Twin Bill
The Braves lost twice to the Phillies with 2 to 1 in the morning game and 3 to 2 in 12 innings in the afternoon. Pearce, Wilson, Stock, Herzog, and Williams produced the key plays as Ragan and Oeschger split the mound duties. Attendance was 12,500 with Umpires Quigley and Harrison.
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Philadphia
Boston
Bancroft
Herzo Rawlings
Williams
Wickland
Crava Luderus
Meusel
Pearce
Kone
Burns
Elly
Pren'gast
P Jim S'ith
Wilson
Philadelphia
Peete Ewes
Brooklyn
New York
Kei Stock
Cravath
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Powell
Johnston
Rf Burns
Rawlings
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Youn
Laderus
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Perritt
Rons—Williams
Luderus
Hie Powell
Erzog
Oo Stock
Strne
Konete
Coombs
Chan —Besitt
Pirates Take Two From Cincinnati in Doubleheader
Pittsburg won both games against Cincinnati with a 1 0 victory in 11 innings in the morning and a 4 1 win in the afternoon. Ring and Sanders pitched well in the opener while Eller and Regin struggled for Cincinnati in the second game.
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Regin
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Dodgers Take Two From the Giants Totals
New York July 4 Brooklyn swept the Giants today at home winning 2 0 in the morning game and 4 3 in ten innings. Coombs pitched a remarkable game and scored the decisive run in the 10th after a triple. Daubert O Mera and Johnston produced the key offensive moments for Brooklyn.
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St Ae Ee
Biddell Stars In Big Swim At Charles River Meet
About 10 000 spectators watched Navy and amateur events in the Charles River Basin as Brookline swimmer Sidney Biddell dominated handicap races and placed in diving. Notables included Elliott Church and Leo Handy with strong showings from Brookline, Radio School, Bumkin Island, and South Boston clubs. Wainwright, Rose Tonley, and Helen Wainwright starred among the women with several sprint and distance wins.
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Esplanade
Peters
Boston
Helen Wainwright
Women's Swimming Club of
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Natick
Elliot Church
Radio School
Leo Handy
Bijikin Island
Church
Handy
New England A. A. U
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Brookline Swimming Club
Biddell
Rose Tonley
South Boston
Mae Walsh
Emily Smith
Beachmont
Catherine McArdle
Smn
John McGetterick
Bumkin Island
Chandler Woods
Brookline Gym
Fritz Wagoener
Brookline Swim Club
Nald Richardson
Albert J. Broadhurst
Thomas McMurray
Fritz Wagener
Elliott Church
Sdney Biddell
Herbert Holm
Martin Arrives for Boston Boxing Show Tonight
Johnny Martin of New York lands in town for a bout against Dave Powers of Malden at the Commercial A. C. He aims for a 12 round match instead of 10 and seeks a rematch with Walter Butler ahead of local clubs. Also signaling a clash with Frankie Britt, ringside bid 134 and a forfeit posted.
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New York
Dave Powers
Malden
A. C
Martin
Walter Butler
Frankie Britt
Young Curry
New Haven
Henri LeBoeuff
New Bedford
Boston
Charley Parker
Young Chaney
Johnny Gray
Gerard Gianni
Big Auto Parade for Shield Day on Martha's Vineyard
A large parade of cars will mark McCall Shield of Honor Day on Martha's Vineyard with Governor McCall attending to award the shield to Gay Head. Automobiles from over twenty states join a six-town island route. The day includes open houses, a water carnival on Wesley Lake, and a Gosnold boat replica welcome.
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Edgartown Harbor
Edgartown
William J. Look
Merchants’ Association
Agricultural Hall
West Tisbury
Herbert W. Chase
Oak Bluffs
Wesley Lake
Discoverer Gosnold
New Bedford
Fall River
Gay Head
R. M. Toms
Gay Head Baptist Church
Toms
Vineyard Haven
Renear
Island parade to honor Governor with 700 cars
Martha’s Vineyard gears up for a large motor parade with about 700 machines led by a Newport naval band. Delegations from Edgartown Oak Bluffs Vineyard Haven West Tisbury and Chilmark join a two stage process from Edgartown center to Gay Head schoolhouse and back. Governor McCall will review the parade at Gay Head and attend shield ceremonies with local officials and Scouts.
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United States Naval Training Station
Newport
R. I
Edgartown
Ocean Boulevard
Oak Bluffs
Vineyard Haven
West Tisbury
Chilmark
Gay Head
Renear
Gerald Pease
F. W. Smith
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Ernest J. Dean
Rodman’s Hill
A. H. Cahoon
McCall
McCall Shield of Honor Day Committee
Martha's Vineyard
Cubs Shut Out Cardinals Twice on July Fourth
Chicago blanked St Louis 1 to 0 in 10 innings in the first game as Merkle doubled and scored on Deal's single after taking third on Paskett's sacrifice. In the second game St Louis outhit Chicago 9 to 3 but strong defense kept Hendrix from scoring.
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Ames
Merkle
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Flack
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Killifer
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Doak
Leonard Beats Brazzo in Eight in Wildwood Bout
Benny Leonard, lightweight champion, stops Jack Brazzo of Hazelton Pennsylvania in the eighth round of a scheduled eight round fight at Wildwood New Jersey with 40 seconds remaining to spare Brazzo further punishment.
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N. J
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Jack Brazzo
Hazelton
Penn
Brazzo
Dunham Dominates New England Rowing Regatta Wins Three Races
Stanley Dunham of West Lynn Boat Club captured three titles at the 32d New England AAU championship on the Charles River Basin. He won junior single sculls, junior double sculls with M. I. T. teammate, and led West Lynn to victory in the senior eight. Stanford rivals Riverside, MIT, and Farragut challenged, but Dunham and West Lynn outpaced them in all events.
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West Lynn Boat Club
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Riverside Boat Club
John J. Sullivan
St. Alphonsus Boat Club
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Sullivan
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T. O’malley
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Quinor
Farragut Boat Club
St. Alphonsus A. A
Peter Scanlon
G. H. Smith
Lakeside Boat Club
Worcester
Archie M. Osher
Crescent Canoe Club
John Shea
F. M. Curran
Rockrimmon Boat Club
John E. Gough
Metropolitan Boat Club
New York
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J. Cain
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Joe O'Rourke
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Bow Webster
Webber
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O'Connor
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Cremer
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Clavin
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Radio School
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Youngburg
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Dell
Meyer
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Watson
Martin
Bauer
Cavareux
Coxswain
Sutherland
Lewis Beats Griffiths in 20 Round Akron Bout
Ted Lewis welterweight champion of the world outpointed Johnny Griffiths of Akron in a tame 20 round match with no knockdowns, according to newspaper critics.
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Ted Lewis
Johnny Griffiths
Baseball Scores From Midwest Association Fixture List
Columbus defeated Louisville 4 to 3 and St. Paul beat Minneapolis 5 to 1 in the first games. In the second set Milwaukee won 6 to 4 against Kansas City, and St Paul 2 Minneapolis 1. Indianapolis topped Toledo 4 to 1 in the first and Toledo won 1 to 0 in the second.
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Brookline Fourth of July Swim Meet Highlights Local Talent
The Brookline reservoir hosted a large Fourth of July swimming meet with strong showings across senior and junior events. Winners included Coughlin in the 25 yard, Snell in 50 yards, Alger in 50 yards, Wagner in 100 yards, Berill in 200 yards, Handy in 100 yards service, and Handy in 200 yards service, with Radio and St. Louis teams noted in service relays.
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Brookline Swim Club
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John Connors
Walter Pender- East
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