Baseball in Briefs Across Leagues
American League Cleveland at Boston. Chicago at New York. Detroit at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Washington. National League New York at Pittsburg. Eastern League New London at Lawrence. Springfield at Bridgeport. Lowell at Lynn. Worcester at Portland. New Haven at Hartford. American Association St. Paul 7 Minneapolis 2 Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 0 Louisville 5 Columbus 0 Indianapolis 4 Toledo 2. International League Buffalo 7 Toronto 0 Montreal 3 Rochester 0.
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Brady and Doyle Play On Monday at Brae-Burn
M. J. Brady of Oakley the former open golf champion of Massachusetts shot 73 and 72 at Brae-Burn Country Club yesterday. He partnered with R C Taylor in a best ball foursome against R de Z Pierce and E H K Fessenden. The former team led 2-1 in the morning 36 holes and won the afternoon match on the home green by 1 up.
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M. J. Brady
Oakley
Massachusetts
Brae-Burn
R. C. Taylor
R. de Z. Pierce
Yale
E. H. K. Fessenden
Brady
Patrick Doyle
South Shore Co. C
New York
T. L. McNamara
Taylor
Pierce
Iessenden
Brady, Doyle to break tie for Massachusetts Open title
Brady and Patrick Doyle tied for the Massachusetts Open title after 72 and 73 rounds at Myopia. Playoff will be held next Monday at 2 p.m. for the State Open and $150 prize. Brady carded 72 in tougher conditions, with firm greens and long holes, while Doyle scored 73.
Speaker Leads Cleveland in Fenway Series Opener
Tris Speaker and the Cleveland team begin a series with the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park this afternoon. The clash is expected to feature Speaker from start to finish.
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Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Still A Favorite: Tris Speaker Shines For Cleveland And Red Sox Fans
Tris Speaker remains a fan favorite as Cleveland rises from despondency to one of the league’s big money makers. Despite injuries to key Indians, Speaker earns praise from new owners for the club’s strong showing. Boston fans anticipate four big battles with Speaker as the season intensifies. Carl Mays leads the Red Sox pitching as the team seeks a higher finish after a mixed trip to Washington and Philadelphia.
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Nap
Cleveland
Boston
Indians
New York
Red Sox
Speaker
Cleveland Boys
Fonhl
Washington
Philadelphia
Athletics
Carl Mays
Bonitwo Wins Mid-Week Gloucester Yacht Club Race
Gloucester July 5 R Russell Smith sailed the Bonitwo an 18 footer to a third straight victory in the Gloucester Yacht Club mid week race. The Bonitwo led from the start and finished 1 minute 30 seconds ahead of the Moslem with Winsome and Scaler also finishing in the field.
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Gloucester
R. Russell Smith
Gloucester Yacht Club
Birmingham 6 Chattanooga 10 Mobile 0 Little Rock
Football score update showing Birmingham and Chattanooga tied early then Mobile shuts out Little Rock 0 0. Provides fragmentary results across multiple cities with no single winner.
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Chattanooga
Little Rock
Mobile
Rain Delays Sox Game in Philadelphia
Weather forces postponement of the Red Sox versus Mackmen series opener in Philadelphia as a brief shower eases attendance concerns amid University Park. The Athletics’ poor health and injuries are cited as part of the charitable delay.
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Penn
Red Sox
Mackmen
Bill Coxrigan
Red Sox Leave Quaker Town Ahead of 5 P.M. Train
The cancellation let the Red Sox depart Quaker Town before noon and catch the 5 p.m. New York to Boston train to dodge a rough night on the rat tle. Wyckoff and wife remain, while Philadelphia recruit may join Cleveland games. Foster and Mays headed to the Hub with Foster set to start against the Indians.
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Quakertown
New York
Boston
Wyckoff
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Foster
Mays
Hub
Indians
Cards Beat Reds 4 1 in St Louis Series Finale
St Louis defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1 to close the series. The Cardinals broke a 1 1 tie in the eighth with three runs on two hits a sacrifice walk an error and a hit batsman. Toney limited the Reds to two hits through seven innings as Williams gave up nine hits.
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Cincinnati
Toney
Williams
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Neee Gonzales
Miller
Wilson
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Smith
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Clarke
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Roney
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Springfield
Hartford
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Zim'rman
Justin
Pearson
Hammond O Low
Duggan
Holmes
Hammond
Skill
Curry
Nye Flynn
Justin Struchout
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Waters
Doubleheader in Eastern League ends even as New Haven and Bridgeport split
In Bridgeport and Lowell, New Haven takes the first game 3 to 2 while Bridgeport wins the second 1 to 0. Opposing pitchers dominate in the late battle, with Lowell and Lynn also splitting a twin bill 3 to 1 and 4 to 2, highlighted by a ten innings win on a scratch hit.
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Lynn
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Ace Lowell
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Cubs Trim Pirates 4-3 in tight game
Pittsburg July 5 heavy hitting by Williams and Mann plus errors helped Chicago beat Pittsburg 4 to 3. Compton debuted with the Pirates robbing Williams with a one handed catch at the right field fence. Williams homered and Mann Wagner Schultz hit safely as runs scored.
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Williams
Mann
Chicago
Compton
Boston Nationals
Pirates
Six heats finish Windsor trotting race at Hartford
Windsor circuit in Windsor Ontario? Actually Hartford July 5 reports Josephine Watts winning the final three heats in a 2 21 trot. Koroni wins the 2 15 trot in straight heats. Laura Patch takes the 2 17 pace. Multiple horses listed with times and purses.
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Conn
Windsor
Josephine Watts
Koroni
Laura Patch
Peter Piper
Ch. m
General Watts
Gillis
Dere
Earl of
Delaware
Ch. G
McGrath
Somersworth
Harry Mac
Ruth Todd
Galeton
B. m
Dan Patch
Fleming
Pitman
Lady Jane Etta
Kingsley
Margaret
Dore
Aley Patchen
Ethel
Budd Elliott
Clayton E. Woolwich
Lou Br
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Kavalli
Dunholm
Princess Nelda
Springfield Beats Hartford 6 to 2 in Rain-Shortstop Curry Arrested
Springfield defeated Hartford 6 to 2 as rain halted play in the eighth inning. Hartford shortstop Curry was taken into custody before the game for failing to pay a $1000 judgment linked to a four year old spiking incident in Holyoke. He remained with a deputy on the Hartford bench during the game, then went to settle with Genest’s counsel after the contest.
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Hartford
Curry
W. H. Genest
Holyoke
Office of Counsel For
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Portland shuts out Worcester 4 to 0 in Portland game
Daroing pitched for Portland to halt Worcester's win streak with a 4 to 0 victory. Clemens and Brown drove in runs, Sweatt doubled, and Durning earned the win with 9 innings of work while Herring allowed all four Portland hits.
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Cooney
Gaston
Tyler
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Potterger
Bannon
New London Prevails 3 2 Over Lawrence In Tight Game
New London wins the contest 3 to 2 at Lawrence, aided by Warner’s costly misplays. Marhefka and Reiger star for New London with solid hitting and strong pitching, while Kane O Connell and Dowd find success for Lawrence in a close early season matchup.
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Reiger
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Lawrence
Marhefka
Whitehouse
Kane
O'Connell
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Whitehouse Mahoney
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Dowd
Ha Py
Stafford
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