Braves Rally In First Inning Beats Dodgers 6-4
In Brooklyn, July 6, the Braves exploded for six runs in the first inning to power a 6-4 win over the Dodgers at Ebbets Field. Mamaux and Smith steadied Boston, while Grimes struggled after an early outbreak, and Demaree contributed key hits as Brooklyn tried to answer but fell short.
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Albertus Demaree
George Stallings
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Boston
Women’s Temperance Union
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Sherry Smith
Burleigh Grimes
George Grant
Burleigh
Robbie
Burleign
Mamaux
Rawlings
Johnny
Mitchell
Smith
Jimmy Johnston
Griffith
Fry
Demaree
Grimes
Powell
Short
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Myers
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Brum
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Johnston
Olson
Goway
Johnson
S. Smith
Demaree Oi
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Rigen Rawlings
Eee
Eeweee
Holke
Roeckel
Maranville
Cees Ween Demaree
PO. A. E
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Rf Meyers
M Wheat
Eens Konetchy
Schmandt
Kilduff
Miller
A Mitchell
Hickman Esas
cKrueger
Dempsey Willard Controversy and Upcoming Local Cards
Boxing notes recap Dempsey Willard two decisions and a possible KO in the third round. Mentions Joe Lynch vs Bobby Josephs purse, Athol A A debut under Jack Murphy, and a slate of North East bouts including Bushier Cahill and Sears Siegel at Commercial A C with additional 10 rounders.
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Dempsey
Willard
Athol
Athol A. A
Jack Murphy
Lynn
Young Bushier
Woonsocket
Billy Cahill
Everett
Cahill
Bushier
Bob McKirdy
A. C
al Sears
Nate Siegel
Reagan
Macc Murphy
Teddy Murphy
South End
Young Marks
North End
Billy Carney
New Bedford
Joe Dailey
South Boston
Sears-Siegel
Everett Stars to face Allied Vets in semi pro showdown
Johnny Murray leads the Everett Stars in a fast game against Arthur Duffey's Allied Vets at Everett High School Field next Saturday. Fresh off a 3-2 win over the Cuban Stars, Everett aims to clean up semi professional pennant contenders while the Vets, bolstered by service-returned players, seek the upset.
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Johnny Murray
Everett Stars
Arthur Duffey
Allied Vets
Everett High School
Vets
Minute Boys Meet Hayward Athletic Club At Lex Field
The Minute Boys nine of Lexington will face the Hayward Athletic Club baseball team at Lexington Athletic Field next Saturday afternoon.
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Minute Boys
Lexington Town
Hayward Athletic Club
Lexington Athletic Field
Yanks Hit Johnson for Ten but Lose Classic Showdown
Washington defeated New York 3 to 1 in the fifth game of the series. The Yankees collected ten hits off Walter Johnson but could not string them together.
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Johnson
New York
Washington
Yankees
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A. E. Leonard
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Milan
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Rice
Menoskey
Picinich
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Janvrin
Ester Johnson
Wick
S. E
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Baker
Owe Weeee
Pipp
Sette Aeses
Pratt
Rodle
Russell
Ward
Menaskey
Peckinpaugh
Kally
Dempsey Fight Purses Rise In Boxing Speculation
Arthur Duffey notes Willard and Dempsey may command a record purse for a heavyweight title fight. He recalls Johnson Burns and Jeff Johnson Reno purses and cites Pooch Donovan predicting Dempsey's victory. Mayor Peters briefs track officials on July 4th and Harvard star O Connell rests due to pneumonia.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
Australia
Tommy
Jeff
Johnson
Reno
Willard
Dempsey
Jack
Cards Pitcher Wild Then Cubs Win 4 to 3
Chicago defeated St. Louis 4 to 3 as May's wild pitching allowed the Cubs to score the tying run in the eighth and push across the winning run on a wild pitch. The game featured four hits for the visitors and pivotal eighth inning activity.
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St. Louis
Flack
PO. O Hollacher
Magee
Merkle
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I Hendrix
Smith
A Miller
Stock
Shotten
Hornsby
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Lavan
Snyder
Douglas
Mann
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Bailey
Duglass
Hendrix
Williams
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Stanage
Collins
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Ewe
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EK. Bush
Young
Gobb
Ayers
Cunningham
Leonard Ayers
Chica Nee Oy
Imme Detroit Sae
Gandil
I. Collins
Leonard
Lams
Bush
Will
Gavvy Cravath Says Phillies Lacked Ball Club
Rumor circulates that Gavvy Cravath told Phillies owner Baker the club lacked a ball club after being asked what ailed the team. The remark is attributed to the veteran outfielder in a playful exchange.
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Gavvy Cravath
Phillies
Baker
Toledo Tourists Return with Gore Feet and Sunburns
A city report notes visitors from Toledo suffer torn feet and severe sunburns. Travelers depart with fatigue and irritability, while some express frustration at delays and crowded routes. Local health offices warn on foot care and sunscreen.
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Toledo
No Franchise in Lewiston
Lewiston Maine reports voluntary forfeiture of the Lewiston franchise of the New England Baseball league by owners Albert Blyslop William F Carrigan and William P Gray. Dissatisfaction with league management cited as cause. Fred Parent and several Lewiston players have left. League president John H Donnelly planned to travel to Lewiston to attempt to keep the club in the league.
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New England Baseball League
Albert Blyslop
Portsmouth
N. H
William F. Carrigan
William P. Gray
Fred Parent
John H. Donnelly
Portland
Jess to Challenge Big Bill Hohenzollern for Cellar Title
If the good people demand it they might stage a match with Jess facing Big Bill Hohenzollern in the cellar title contest.
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Jess
Big Bill Hohenzollern
Sox Off for West After Game Today
The Boston Red Sox wrap a three-day doubleheader run as they head west for a series with the Athletics and then to St Louis. Manager Barrow hopes for better luck away from home while critiquing umpiring and noting Carl Mays possible absence and the rise of Bill Lamar as a key hitter.
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Red Sox
Barrow
McInnis
Nallin
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St. Louis
Carl Mays
Mays
Ban Johnson
Boston
Dumont
Winn
Bill Lamar
Lamar
Hooper
Roth
Shannon
Robbie Roth
Reds Win Two Games and Take League Lead
Cincinnati rose to first in the National League by sweeping a doubleheader from Pittsburgh. In the 8 to 1 opener Sallee and Ruether dominated, with Ruether extending his win streak to eight as he shut out the Pirates. The second game ended after six innings to let Cincinnati catch a train to Boston.
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Sallee
Ruether
Pirates
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Yanbert
Nee
Groh
Ronsh
Neale
Sane
Kopf
Bressler
Ingo
Armas
Aed Righee
C. F
Terry
Nicholson
Fee
Southworth
Bath
Daubert
H Daubert
Carlson
Orr
Fi Wether
Browns Defeat Cleveland Again in St. Louis Tilt
St Louis defeated Cleveland 8 to 6 as Earl Smith Williams and Severeid anchored seven of the home team's nine hits and scored or drove in all their runs. The win marks St Louis' second straight victory over Cleveland.
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Earl Smith
Williams
Severeid
Cleveland
AB. R
Austin
E. Gedeon
Aes Tobin
Cincinnati
Sisler
AD. B. BE
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Daubert
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Saee
We Weilman
Eee
Rester
Rariden
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Caton
Johnston
Voallwitz
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O'Neil
Myers
Hresler
Terry
Cuatshaw
Phillips
Mollwitz
Balis
Saller
Bagby
Cooper
St. Louis T
Hill
Weilman
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