Red Sox Roll Past Browns in Heat at Fenway
Boston defeats St Louis 5 to 1 at Fenway Park as Joe Wood dominates, fanning eight in nine innings. Browns strand runners after two early hits in the first, while Sox capitalize on Allison’s error and steady hitting. Cady Gardner and Speaker key offense as the Sox surge to an opening win in the home set.
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St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
Quakertown
Fenway Park
St. Louis Browns
Joe Wood
Stovall
Sox
Browns
Wood
Speed
Brown
Laporte
Fighting Braves Trim Cardinals in Ten-Inning Victory
St Louis July 8 the Braves beat the Cardinals 2 1 in ten innings. Hub Perdue pitched ten frames earning the win Arthur Devlin started the 10th with a three ply knock and Frank O Rourke delivered a sharp single to drive in Devlin and seal the win for Boston.
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ST. Louis
Hub Perdue
Braves
Arthur Devlin
Frank O’rourke
Devlin
Cardinals
National and American Basketball Matchups Listed
American pairings include St Louis visiting Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, and Cleveland at Washington. National slate lists Boston at St Louis, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at Chicago, and Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
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New England
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New York
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Boston Score Nods to Sox in Runs Plentiful Game
Grounded to Katina as both runners advanced Lewis flied to centre and scored Hooper Gardner tripled and Stahl and Wagner added hits to rack up three runs for the Sox Laporte errors let Jake reach second in the seventh tallying another run Two long flies followed In the eighth a pinch hitter replaced Allison bringing C Brown to the mound Lewis doubled Duffy scored on a two out play Smith from Millers Falls joined by Stobie of Maine in new England league clubs Boston.
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C. Brown
Duffy
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Il Stahl
Waener
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Boston Eevee Eereene
Stephens
Austin
Brown
Dineen and Sheridan
New Loco for 1913 Arrives. Six 38 in Town
The 1913 Six 38 four passenger Locomobile torpedo arrived at Commonwealth avenue sales rooms, with the Six 38 five passenger touring car due Thursday. The Six 48, with 82 horsepower, is expected to excite greater interest and will be shown at the company’s 15 branches nationwide. The models feature new body design and added equipment for passenger comfort and convenience.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Locomobile Company of America
K. M. Blake
Boston
United States
Cisco
Pythian Field Day Set For July 2 At Spring Grove
The Pythian Field Day Association of Massachusetts holds its second annual meet at Spring Grove in Wellesley on July 2. Events include 100 yard dash 440 yard run mile run running high jump and running broad jump open to all registered amateur athletes. Entry blanks available from B. B. Osthues 117 Summer Street Medford.
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Wellesley
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Medford
Duffey's Column Highlights Stockholm Games Day
Duffey forecasts a sensational Stockholm Stadium day with trial heats in the 1500 and 6000 metre races. John Paul Jones and Abel Kiviat lead the 1500 while Bonhag and Berna challenge foreign rivals in the 5000.
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John Paul Jones
Abel Kiviat
Oscar Hedlund
Taber of Brown
Detroit Schedule and Umpire Roles Questioned
Detroit will play in Boston on July 12 13 15 and 16 following St Louis. No double headers announced until arrival. Questions about Olympic scoring Athens St Louis London and track events. Umpire rules at balls and strikes versus field umpire on first base.
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Boston
St Louis
Athens
St. Louis
London
America
Metropolitan Boat Club Reorganizes Plans Columbus Day Regatta
A reorganization meeting at the B A A last night set a course for Columbus Day rowing events with 150 to 200 members and a $10 associate fee to fund new regattas. The club aims to hold a national regatta before 1914 and to collaborate with the New England Amateur Rowing Association for a Columbus Day meet.
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Thomas W. Healy
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T. J. Foley
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John E. Brassil
Riverside B. GC
George Derby Union B. Cc
J. P. Shields
Marquard Loses After 19 Straight Wins in Chicago
Chicago defeats New York 7 to 2 in the opening game. Rube Marquard loses after six innings as Lavender and Chicago bats take control. Saier and Evers key the offense with two-base and three-base hits. Schulte, Saier, and Evers stand out in the field and at the plate.
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Phillies Shield Pirates in Doubleheader Split
Philadelphia and Pittsburg split a doubleheader with the visitors taking 5 1 in game one and Pittsburg winning 9 2 in game two. Highlights include two base hits by Miller Lobert and Luderus, and a homer by Doolan amid Pittsburg batting strength in the second contest.
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Scores from the Night Standings in Midwest Matches
In Milwaukee the Milwaukee team edged Lowpisville 1 0. Minneapolis defeated St Paul 9 to 8. Indianapolis at Kansas City game postponed.
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Jim Stewart Stops Storbeck in Sixth at Madison Square Garden
In New York on July 8 Jim Stewart of Brooklyn stopped South African heavyweight Fred Storbeck in the sixth round of a scheduled 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Storbeck’s manager threw in the sponge to save his man after a severe beating, Storbeck had led in the first round but Stewart dominated thereafter.
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Fred Storbeck
Jim Stewart
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
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Stewart
Wilding Captures Lawn Tennis Title At Wimbledon
A. F. Wilding of New Zealand defeated A. W. Gore of England three sets to one to regain the lawn tennis championship of Great Britain. The scoreline stood 6 4, 6 4, 4 6, 6 4.
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A. F. Wilding
New Zealand
Great Brittain
A. W. Gore
Athletics Lose Twice to Cleveland Naps
In a double header against the Cleveland Naps, Brown and Houck pitched for the Athletics but the team faltered, dropping both games. The Athletics struggle against the Naps as Cleveland claims the sweep.
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Athletics
Cleveland Naps
Johnson Palzer Bout Set for New York Labor Day
Jack Johnson and Al Palzer signed for a 10 round fight to be staged in New York on Labor Day with a $50,000 purse for Palzer and promoters discussing a $30,000 purse for a lesser bout. Johnson agreed after meeting Palzer in Chicago and passing through today.
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Jack Johnson
al Palzer
New York
Paizer
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Palzer
Bombardier Wells
Jim Flynn
Lil Artha
Scullers Name Referee For Toronto Championship Race
Eddie Durnan of Toronto and William Haines of Boston selected A Claude McDonnell a Dominion MP and former Argonaut rowing champion as referee and starter for the Toronto Bay professional sculling championship race on Wednesday with a $1000 purse.
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William Haines
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Claude McDonnell
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