Braves Defeat Matty's Reds 4-2 on home field
Braves win 4-2 at Braves Field as Dave Shean and Cincinnati errors help Boston. Koney leads Braves with three hits including a triple while Magee and Smith drive runs. Eller shuts Reds without a hit after late effort from Allen.
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Giants End Cardinals Winning Streak In Opener
New York defeated St. Louis 2 to 1 in the first game of a five game series. Perritt and Packard pitched well as Burns drove in the decisive run with an eighth inning single and Zimmerman added a late RBI. Burns also made a spectacular catch to end the game.
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Cubs Beat Dodgers 3 to 1 in Brooklyn
Chicago pitchers limited Brooklyn to six hits and turned back a late scoring threat as the Cubs opened their Eastern trip with a 3 1 victory. Douglas allowed seven hits in eight innings while Pfeffer pitched the final frame.
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Rochester and Richmond Triumph in League Night Action
In an International League doubleheader Rochester defeated Toronto 2 1 while Richmond edged Newark 4 3 in a pair of close results.
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Baseball schedules of Boston Cleveland New York St Louis
Today in major leagues the American League features Boston at Cleveland New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at Detroit. The National League has Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Pittsburg at Philadelphia and the Eastern League lists Hartford at Worcester New London at Springfield New Haven at Portland Bridgeport at Lawrence.
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Pirates Beat Phillies 8 to 5 in Philadelphia
Pittsburgh wins after capitalizing on Philadelphia errors, with strong hitting off Oeschger and Fittery. Hinchman suffers a broken left leg in ninth. double squeeze attempt cited. Notable plays include Pitler’s bunt out at first and multiple collisions at home plate.
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Play for Cup Today at Concord Country Club
Middlesex Cup tourney play ends this afternoon at the Concord Country Club with the final rounds. An additional event is also scheduled at the same venue today.
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Maynard Cricket Team to Clash with Fitchburg
The Maynard cricket team will travel to Fitchburg tomorrow afternoon to face Fitchburg cricket club in an afternoon match. The encounter features two local sides in an expected competitive clash.
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McGraw Testimony Breaks Over League Interview Incident
New York July 6 The National League board delayed ruling on whether John J. McGraw Giants manager really said what four Baseball Writers Association members attributed to him about NL president John Tener after a June 1 fine and suspension. A three hour session adjourned to July 18 to allow more witnesses.
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Sports and league chatter across golf, baseball, boxing and hockey
Arthur Duffey laments U S G A rulings on Francis Ouimet and Jack Sullivan while noting other sports jabs. Johnny McGraw and Proxy Tener settle their feud. Rumors of no Arena ice hockey this winter, new clubs may form, and Braves and Quakers clash for final standings. Red Cross games at Riverside attract many, Patsy Cline shows ceiling not yet reached.
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Memphis Outfielder Sold to New York Americans
Memphis outfielder Sam Vick of the Southern Association club is sold to the New York Americans. He will report to New York after the Southern season. The deal price is 4200 dollars in cash and two pitchers.
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Eddie Wal lace at Armory A A questioned in peasure years
Alexander's best Phillies record came in 1915 with 31 wins and 10 losses for a .756 winning percentage. Wrestler Lewins and Zbhyysko weighed about 230 pounds each as per official figures. Matty was traded to the Reds on July 20, 1916 with McKechnie Roush and cash for Herzog and Killebrew.
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Paced Team Race At Revere Tonight
The beach oval hosts a 40 mile motor paced team race with riders Wiley Carman Smart and Corry. Promoters promise fireworks as the evenly matched quartet clashes in the evening program.
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Springfield takes both ends of doubleheader from Hartford
Springfield wins two games from Hartford in a July doubleheader. In the opener Springfield edged Hartford 6 to 5 in 11 innings after Bradshaw drove in tying and winning runs, while Mangan allowed only three hits in seven innings in the second game called by agreement as Springfield won 5 to 1.
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Lawrence 3 New Haven 2 in 18 innings
Lawrence defeats New Haven 4 2 in 18 innings after both teams trade runs in the first. Schreiber collects five hits in six at bats as Lawrence salvages a long win with White driving in Daley on a single in the 18th inning.
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New London Edges Worcester In Ten Inning Baseball
New London defeated Worcester 6 to 4 in ten innings after Worcester left runners stranded in scoring positions three times. DeNeville had the game’s three base hits including a three-base shot for New London, while Mulrennan lasted 10 innings for Worcester and McQuillan worked 10 for New London.
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Bridgeport Defeats Portland In Low-Scoring Game
Bridgeport outfielded and outbatted Portland and won with little trouble. Zinn and Lear singled. Grimes bunted and scored on a wild throw. Key hits came from Brackett Burns Priest and Zinn with Stolen bases and errors shaping the outcome in a nine inning contest.
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Red Sox Top Buffalo 9 to 7 Behind Late Slugging
Sam Jones in his first start of the season struggled early as Buffalo led 7 to 2. Boston rallied with six runs in the seventh, aided by an error by outfielder Jackson, to take a 9 to 7 victory before about 3000 fans. Walsh Shorten Janvrin and Walker drove the key hits.
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Tigers Beat White Sox 4 to 1 to Close Series
Detroit wins the final game 4 to 1 behind two doubles a triple and a single in the fourth inning amid two Chicago errors. Davis allowed 12 hits but kept a shutout until Bush’s error in the eighth. Cobb ends his 55 game hitting streak going 0-for-4.
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Cobb Fails to Break Record in Detroit Hit Streak Ends
Ty Cobb failed to get a hit in the Detroit game on July 6, ending his 35 game hitting streak. He still holds the major league record with 40 games. Faber and Scott pitched for the opposition with Cobb managed by Scott and Weaver on the field.
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Indians Rout Browns 12 to 6 in Third Inning Onslaught
Cleveland blew open the game with eight runs in the third as 21 batters faced St Louis. Managers used six pitchers with Morton relieving Coombe after five in the third. Wambsganss, Chapman, Speaker led the Indians’ offense with multiple hits while Doyle and Sev ereld were noted for miscues by the Browns.
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Golf at Lexington Club Fourth Round Set for Today
At the Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington the fourth round of the season's trophy tournament will be played this afternoon. The round winner advances to a Oct. 6 match against the winners of the other five rounds for the season's trophy. Remaining rounds are Aug. 4 and Sept. 15.
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Scoreboard Night: New Orleans, Little Rock, Mobile Win Slants
New Orleans beat Chattanooga 4 to 2, Little Rock edged Birmingham 2 to 1, Mobile overwhelmed Nashville 4 to 0. Memphis-Atlanta game reports rain interference with no result listed.
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Cemetery tournament slated at Arlmont Golf Club today
The Arlmont Golf Club will host a cemetery tournament this afternoon marking the third such event this season. Two more similar tours are scheduled for August 18 and September 8.
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