Braves Fall Twice to Dodgers in Holiday Doubleheader
Boston Braves suffered a double defeat at Braves Field as Brooklyn Dodgers won 9 to 6 in 16 innings and 5 to 2 in the second game. Pitching and fielding errors plagued the Tribesmen while Robinson’s Dodgers closed in on the pennant contenders.
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Dodgers Do All the Celebrating
Dodgers tally multi hit games with Ford Mitchell Neils Mano Maranville Wheat and Gowdy contributing. Scott scattered four hits in 31 8 innings while Marquard Mamaux and others allowed runs as the Dodgers earned a celebratory win.
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Fourth Regatta by New Freland Association Faces Weekend
The New Freland Amateur Rowing Association regatta committee plans to run the Fourth regatta next weekend after a postponement due to heavy kick-up in the Charles River Basin. Metropolitan Police may forbid Sunday staging. if so the event moves to Saturday afternoon.
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Wasaka Wins Yacht Race at Marblehead Event
In Marblehead on July 5 under Corinthian Yacht Club auspices a northwest breeze powered a race. The Scapha finished first in the R class but false started and was recalled.
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Dorchester Legion Beats Lower Mills in 4–2 Victory
At Dorchester Lower Mills yesterday afternoon the Roberts Post American Legion team defeated the Dorchester Lower Mills Council K. of C. 4 to 2. Deloyd and Askins pitched for the Legion. Boyde and Donahue played for the K. of C. Deloyd allowed only five hits.
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Vacation, romance, and beach life in a seaside column
A humorous essay extols vacations as a two week escape for both men and women. It contrasts working life with shore leisure, notes romance, fashion, and social scenes, and playfully mocks politics and sports while praising holiday freedom and flirtatious outings at the beach.
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Neolan Wins at Duxbury Yacht Club Race
In Duxbury on July 6 the first yacht race of the season saw Donald Maxwell's new boat win again, keeping a two minute lead over Wilhelmina skippered by Boylston Hutchins. William Sabine won the Baybird class ahead of Mrs. J. R. Abbott's craft as catboats posted a tight finish.
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Brookline Sports Day Highlights Local Athletics and Swimming
Brookline hosted a busy afternoon with athletic events at Cypress Street playground and swimming at the old Boston reservoir. Winners include R W Prout in the 10 yard dash, J F Downey in the 220, and H Johnson in the 880 yard. Welch wins shot put with 45 feet. swimming crowns go to Willard and McCafferty in 100 and 50 yards respectively. New England 440 yard championship claimed by Rublen and Johnson.
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Charles River Carnival Delayed by Rough Waters
Unusually choppy water on the Charles River basin hampered swimmers at the City of Boston Amateur Swimming Carnival. Poor conditions in the forenoon postponed the New England Amateur Rowing Association events to a weekend matinee.
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Brookline and Boston swimmers dominate New England events
Mayor Peters presided as prizes were awarded for first place finishes in open and handicap races. Sidney Biddell of Brookline 8 C won the 220-yard New England title, while Dave Rubin of East Boston took the mile event. Olive Holland led the girls half mile, with Anna and Mollie McEtterick placing second and third in the feature race.
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Zira Leads In 100 Mile Yacht Race
In a Saturday 100 mile race under South Boston Yacht Club, only three of 11 starters finished. The Zira, Coloma, and Bandit crossed in this order with fierce seas on the route to and from Isle of Shoals. Bandit, finishing third, narrowly beat home, owned by William Turner. Zira, Class I, owned by A W Finlay, won overall. Coloma, Class II, owned by W M Cohan, took second.
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Swetzoff Comments on Charley White Compared to Willie Jackson
Opinion pieces discuss boxing era figures with Charley White appearing stronger in prime than Willie Jackson, noting subjective perception of their physiques and reputations.
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Americans Prepare for Antwerp Games and Training
President Gus Kirby returns from Antwerp claiming arrangements for the American team including a home schoolhouse in Antwerp. Debates over training sites and funding continue as Joe Maccabe favors army tents and officials debate trainer roles and which city should oversee Olympic trials and events.
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Jumbo fastest Quincy yacht wins by slim margin
Jimmie LeCain and his Jumbo captured the T5-rooter race at the Quincy Yacht Club yesterday morning, narrowly beating the Eleanor of Ira W. Whittemore. Three Weymouth Yacht Club boats trailed in last as the field finished with a close sprint.
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Phils Divide With Giants In Doubleheader Loss
New York won 6 to 0 in the afternoon game after Philadelphia took the morning 5 to 1. Cravath protested the later game over an infield fly rule call in the seventh inning. Wrightstone lined a hit that dropped between Burns and Bancroft on an infield fly play. The line score notes K to Burns, Frisch as a sacrifice, and Nebf to Bancroft to Kelly as a double play. Losing pitcher Causey with Harrison and McCormick also mentioned.
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Cambridge Golfer Wins Handicap at Duxbury Club
The first summer golf event at Duxbury Golf Club concluded today with L. B. Hailing of Cambridge winning the men’s handicap title and Richard Read of Cambridge finishing second in the field.
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