Stallings Warriors Triumph in Exhibition Over Buffalo Bisons
In Buffalo on Stallings Day, the Braves defeated the Bisons 9 to 2 as Cooper faltered with wildness in the third. George Davis debuted for Boston, while Fitzpatrick homered triple and Davis posted ten strikeouts. Rudolph closed with two innings, and Bailey impressed in his rookie appearance.
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Senators Beat Browns 2 to 1 in Washington
Washington defeated St. Louis 2 to 1 as Weisman exited in the second inning. Davenport held the Browns thereafter while Boehling limited St Louis. Manager Griffith, suspended last Friday for involvement in a game disturbance with Boston, was reinstated today.
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Maynard Golf Club Proposal Advances on Woolen Site
July 6 in Maynard reports strong interest in forming a new Maynard Golf Club. Permission has been secured from the American Woolen Company to lay out a course on land behind Mrs. Edward Phillips residence on Great Road.
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Forming Girls Nine at Lexington High School
Miss Ruth Hubbell of Lexington High School forms a girls baseball nine after graduation to challenge the playground girls team for the town female diamond championship.
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President Tener Suspends Evers for Ten Days
New York, July 6. In response to Captain Evers' apology, President Tener sent from Chicago that the apology is accepted personally and that the suspension will terminate on the 15th.
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Yankees Rally To Take 4 3 Win Over White Sox
New York, July 6. After a rough Western trip the Yankees defeated Chicago 4 to 3 in a tense game. Three first inning runs by the visitors were answered by two Yankee runs in the home half and a seventh inning rally began with Gedeon’s leadoff single and Nanamaker's double scoring the winning run. Cullop allowed four hits and earned his eighth win of the season, his third against Chicago.
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Tigers Beat Athletics 9 to 4 in Philadelphia
Detroit pitchers struggled as the Tigers defeated the Athletics 9 4 in Philadelphia. Cobb led offensively with two infield hits three stolen bases three runs scored and a remarkable one hand catch on a drive by Lajoie. Bush Veach Schang Meyer doubled and Strunk Sebang stole bases while Mitchell Cunningham Sheehan Driscoll and Whitaker each allowed several hits and runs. Umpires Owens and Connolly. Time 2 hours.
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Calcium Chloride Spoils Harness Racing in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Michigan July 6 The Grand Circuit harness meeting slated for the second week in August has moved to Pittsburgh Dr S E Dodson president of the Furniture City Driving Club announced Calcium chloride sprinkled on the Comstock Park track for a 100 mile car race left the turf unfit for harness racing this season
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Washington Club Trades Rondeau for Acosta
Washington manager Clark Griffith trades Henry Rondeau to Minneapolis for Cuban outfielder Merito Acosta. Rondeau departs today and Acosta will join the lineup on Saturday or Monday next.
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Pitcher Bluejacket Sold to Cincinnati Nationals
Blooming ton club of the Three I leagues sold pitcher Bluejacket an Indian to the Cincinnati Nationals today.
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Lynn Rally Halts Lowell to Take 8 4 Victory
Lynn erased a four run lead by Lowell to win 8 to 4. Six Lynn runs came in the fifth on two singles two doubles and a Porter steal after being hit by Bonsack. Stanton? No, Porter credited with two runs and multiple players listed for Lynn. Green 9th pinch hit. Bonsack allowed four earned in 9. Stolen bases by Orcutt Greenhalge DeNoville Daley Stimpson Porter. Umpire Stafford. Time 1h 40m.
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New Haven Defeats Hartford Five to Nothing
New Haven secured a decisive 5 to 0 win over Hartford with poor Hartford support behind Salmon. four ninth inning runs came on two hits two errors and a pass. M Shannon’s unassisted double play and Woodward’s strong relief helped avert worse.
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Worcester Defeats Portland In 4-0 Shutout
Worcester pitcher McQuillan shuts out Portland 4 to 0 reversing yesterday's result. Potteiger and Magee drive in runs with doubles. Maloney scores after a fielding error in the eighth. Worcester earns 4 hits off McQuillan over nine innings and 7 on Plitt in eight.
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Sherman Keeps New London, Lawrence Rally Snaps Tie
In Lawrence on July 6, Sherman worked 11 innings for New London while a late Lawrence rally broke a tie. Pennington scored the winning run in the 11th after a Lavigne grounder to second. Ostergren, Dowd drove runs for Lawrence, with Pennington and Warner runners contributing in a tense extra frame.
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Brassard one hour motor paced race at Revere Cycle Track
Victor Smart, Leon Didier and George Wiley lead the Brassard one hour motor paced race with a strong field at the Revere Cycle Track tomorrow night. Despite recent rain the boards are fast after a sunny day, and expectations center on Smart as favorite though Wiley and Didier challenge. Linart also looms as a contender in the long distance event.
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Catholic League Baseball Schedule for Tomorrow
The Dorchester Catholic League lists tomorrow's games: Rosary versus Ambrose at Town Field, Gate of Heaven versus Neponset at Neponset, St Alphonsus A A against Savin Hill at Savin Hill, and St Patrick's versus Dorchester Centre at Ashmont. St Ambrose leads the league.
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Boston City Annual Swimming Races At Tenean Beach
More than 1500 people attended the annual swimming races at Tenean Beach Neponset yesterday afternoon. The event, tied to Boston's July 4 celebration, drew large crowds for the city races.
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Mary Cummings Wins Nail-Biter in Girls 100 Yard Dash
In a tight finish Mary Cummings of Neponset edges Anna Fay in the 100 yards for 12 to 15 year olds. Other events include boys 50 and 100 yards won by Mignault and Deopp with Ellsworthy and Walter D. noting top finishes amid a list of age group sprint results.
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Giants Beat Pirates 12 to 6 in Pittsburg
New York Giants defeat Pittsburg Pirates 12 to 6 at home with heavy hitting. Perritt pitched nine innings allowing 14 hits and 6 earned runs. Adams relieved, giving up five runs in four innings. Cooper exited after five frames with nine hits and five runs allowed. Burns and Merkle led in extra-base hits for the Giants.
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International League Scores And Transfers Listed
Toronto defeated Richmond 9 to 4 while Baltimore led Montreal 14 with unclear final. Rochester Newark transfer noted. Buffalo Providence transferred. St Paul beat Minneapolis 6 to 2. Louisville 8 over Columbus, Kansas City 8 to Milwaukee 4, Toledo 4 over Indianapolis 2.
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Decorate Grave of Charley Radbourne in Bloomington
National League members decorated the grave of Charley Radbourne the old NL star in Bloomington Illinois today F C Bancroft who managed Providence in 1884 led the ceremony Radbourne pitched 72 games in one season as Cincinnati played an exhibition game here.
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Baseball matchups across leagues and cities
American League games list Cleveland at Boston Chicago at New York Detroit at Philadelphia St. Louis at Washington National League Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at ee Philadelphia at St. Louis Eastern League Springfield at Iagaha Hartford at New Haven New London at Lynn Worcester at Lawrence Lowell at Portland
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Evers suspension rocks Braves as Maine runner eyed
The piece notes Johnny Evers suspension affecting the Braves on their Western trip and compares it to a past altercation with Fred Clarke. It details athletic scheduling conflicts, Ted Meredith winning bids with Irish American A C and New York C, and mentions upcoming meets at Uxbridge Walpole and Russell Field. It also covers Caledonia Marathon plans, White v Wells, Fitzsimmons on Moran and Dillon, and A A U sectional bids.
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Caledonian games near Boston Aug 5 entry details sought
Inquiry from Barre Vermont asks when the Caledonian games will be held and if there is an entry fee for Scotch dancing. They request full particulars for dancing entries to Thomas Grieve in Boston. Also notes Massachusetts amateur golf championship dates and asks to publish Jack Dillon’s record.
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Earl Jr Wins at Hartford on Sage Park Half Mile Track
Earl Jr, star of last season, wins his first race of the season in a free-for-all pace at Sage Park Hartford. The event spans five heats with B. M. tying the track record at 2:09 1/4. Seraskin takes the two year old match race over Evelyn Ray Watts in two straight heats. Alfred King wins the 2:24 trot. Crescent Todd claims the 2:28 pace.
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