Morning and Afternoon Games Scores Report
The morning games show Birmingham beating New Orleans 1 to 6, Memphis 13 to 1 over Little Rock, while the afternoon games include Nashville 9 beating Chattanooga 8. The first afternoon match has Nashville 8 Chattanooga 1 and the second sees Little Rock 5 Memphis 2, Mobile 5 Atlanta 3, and New Orleans 8 Birmingham 7.
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Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Little Rock
Nashville
Chattanooga
Mobile
Atlanta
Fidelity Trust Victors Dorchester 10-3 At Franklin Field
Fidelity Trust defeated Dorchester at Franklin Field with a 10 to 3 score. The game featured strong hitting from Fidelity Trust and solid pitching to close out Dorchester.
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Franklin Field
Fidelity Trust
Dorchester
Mayor Peters Hands Out Prizes at Charles River Swim Carnival
The Fourth of July amateur swimming carnival in the Charles River basin drew a large crowd with Mayor Andrew J. Peters presenting trophies to the winning swimmers. Spectators noted the mayor as the most interested observer at the event held opposite Chestnut and Berkley streets.
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Charles River Basin
Chestnut and
Berkley Streets
Andrew J. Peters
McEttrick sisters dominate New England swim carnival
In a sun drenched shoreline carnival, McEttrick sisters Mollie Olive and Anna swept four prizes led by Mollie with two firsts. Elliot Church repeated in diving while Bobby Muir claimed the half mile open. George Algar edged Elliot Church in a tight 100 yards among notable showings. Open Yeomen and water polo entries were light.
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McEttrick
Mollie
Olive
Anna
New England
Elliot Church
Bobby Muir
United States Shipping Board
George Algar
Eddie Muir
Yeemen
William H. Cuddy
St. Joseph’s T. A. Society
Edward Muir
George Higley
L. Johnson
Robert Muir
Dave Rubien
Fred Wegener
R. H. Skinner
J. Goldman
Y M C A Beats Duxbury In Last Minute Tug Of War
Boston Y M C A escapes Duxbury with a late game effort as Thaxter delivers a three-base hit and Brown strong on the mound. Duxbury’s Thaxter had a three-base hit. Brown fanned 11 as the Umpire Greene presided.
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Duxbury
Boston
Brown
Thaxter
Nickerson
Powers
Gravereon
Goodwin
Miley
Davidson
Sadow
Kelly
Grew
Downton
Orfee Bank
Greene
Hartford
Sox Celebrate By Winning Twice
In the heat Ed Barrows led the Sox to defeat the Athletics twice on the holiday bill, marking the first time they won both ends of a doubleheader. The scorching conditions tested players and fans, but the Sox’ stamina lifted their standing.
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Ed Barrows
Athletics
Sox
Sox Rally Upset in Doubleheader Victory and Loss
In forenoon action Herb Pennock hurled a 9 2 win as Boston tops Philadelphia. Afternoon sees Joe Bush struggle after six strong innings, then James yields as Mackmen rally in eighth to give Philadelphia a 9 6 win. Hooper Ruth Vitt star for Sox. Perry and Schang brief bright spots for Mackmen.
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Herb Pennock
Walter Kinney
Sox
Joe Bush
Scott Perry
Joe
James
Red Sox
Bill Lamar
Burns
Vitt
Hooper
Ruth
Gainer
Lamar
Schang
Del
Philadelphia
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Caldwell
Scott
Garner
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Kopp
Dugan
Perkins
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Er Shannon
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AB. Witt
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Perry
Cleveland
Elmer Smith
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Seer S Johnston
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Wright
Koob
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Davenport
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Harris
Johnston
Wambsganss
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Gard Gedeon
GAMES TODAY ACROSS LEAGUES AND CITIES
National games include Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia. Eastern matchups feature Pittsfield at Waterbury Worcester at Springfield Hartford at Providence New Haven at Bridgeport. New England League contests run Portland at Lewiston Lowell at Fitchburg Haverhill at Lawrence.
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Hendrix
Cincinnati
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Bridgeport
Cutshaw
Waterbury
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Saier
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Blackwell
Carlson
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Pittsfield
Hartford
Pick
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Stengel
Mann
Hollocher
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Oifice
Ed Hollocher
Merkle
Salter
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Balle
New Haven
Springfield
New England
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Worcester
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Hartford Eenee
Cleveland
National
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Providence
Lowell
Fitchburg
Haverhill
Lawrence
Sprint and Paced Races At Revere Track Carded Tonight
Two major bike race specials headline the Revere track program with a sprint match featuring Ned Chandler, Lew Rollins, and Lloyd Thomas. A 35 mile motor paced race pits Frank Corry, George Wiley, and Percy Lawrence against a strong Syracuse champion. The card also includes amateur and professional events.
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Revere Track
Ned Chandler
Lew Rollins
Lloyd Thomas
Thomas
Chandler
Rollins
Frank Corry
George Wiley
Percy Lawrence
Dempsey Beats Willard in Toledo Bout as Expected
Arthur Duffey analyzes the Dempsey Willard championship fight in Toledo. He notes Willard quit early, cites Scotty Monteith’s premonition, and lauds Dempsey as a natural fighter with KO power. Duffey recalls Jeffries Johnson and Johnson Willard bouts, criticizes Willard’s training and risk, and predicts Carpentier as a possible next challenger.
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Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Toledo
Willard-Dempsey
Dempsey
Jeffries
Lil Artha
Tex Rickard
Willard
Scotty Monteith
Cowboy
Scotty
Fistiana
Jess
Begien Wins Handicap Singles Title at Arlington Heights
Robert H. Begien defeated Frank A. Wood in two straight sets 6-1 6-2 yesterday afternoon to win the handicap singles tournament at the Arlington Heights Tennis Club.
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Robert H. Begien
Arlington Heights Tennis Club
Frank A. Wood
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U. S. Shipping Board
Arne Hoffman
M. Rosenbloom
Gee- Cha
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Virginia Oe
Marion Balcom
Anna McEttrick
Rose, Tonley
Olive McEttrick
Miss Holland
Rose Tonley
McMillan
Thompson
Church
Brookline Swimming Club
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Algar
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Arthur Duffey
Sport Comment
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Fred Fulton
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Bat Masterson
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