Boston Cardinals Postponed Doubleheader At Fenway Park
Heavy rain washed out two games between the Boston Braves and St Louis Cardinals at Fenway Park. The double header shifts to tomorrow afternoon with an extra game added on Monday. Charley Schmidt remains sidelined by a sore right arm after being hit by pitches. Johnny Evers pins the NL race to a battle for the bottom as he moves with a limp.
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Eastern Yacht Club Fleet Braves Big Storm Race
Swans Island Me July 8 The Eastern Yacht Club fleet faced a second storm on their cruise with rain and fog but 20 yachts anchored for the night after finishing off Burnt Coat Harbor. Winners were the schooners Irolita Shigesa IV and the sloops Avenger and Vega amid heavy weather and late ship actions.
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Arthur Winslow
Little Hope
A. W. Peters
Miss Stone Weds Harvard Star Tack Hardwick at Marion
Miss Margaret Stone daughter of Mr and Mrs Galen L Stone wed Huntington R Hardwick known as Tack at Great Hill Marion. About 1000 guests attended with hundreds arriving by auto and a special train from Boston and Quincy. Hardwick Harvard athlete son of Mr and Mrs Charles T Hardwick of Quincy. He starred in football baseball and track at Groton and Harvard and recently graduated. Clergyman Rev William H Lyon officiated. Reception and wedding breakfast followed. The couple will travel to California after a brief trip.
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Charles T. Hardwick
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William H. Lyon
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Unitarian
Hayden, Stone & Co
Nathaline Cumner
Beacon Street
Brookline and
Cohasset
Constance Kellen
Commonwealth Avenue
Edith Stevens
Barbara Stone
Thomas Hardwick
Obert Stone
Frederick J. Bradlée
Russell Frye
Walter Trumbull
Morgan Phillips
T. Emerson Murphy
Sweaters troubling the Braves
Queries arise about the Braves but suggest only minor issues. Harmony between President Gaffney Manager Stallings and players remains, with no sign of a split or discord affecting the club’s work for its employers.
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Braves Struggle Till Pitching and Hitting Aligns
Boss Stallings faces a heavy double header schedule as the Braves hope to overcome a season of slumps. With Rudolph and James sidelined, pitchers Ragan Hughes Tyler Davis and Strand must shoulder the load while the lineup fights a persistent batting malaise and costly fielding errors.
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Dick Rudolph
Bill James
Seeley Leads In Connecticut Golf Championship
In light rain the Connecticut golf championship at Brooklawn CC continued. W Parker Seeley of Brooklawn defeated B P Merriman of Waterbury on the 17th green, two up. R M Lewis, a New Canaan schoolboy, upset Spottswood D Bowers 3 up 2 to play. Brooklawn leads Verse Cup standings with 812, Greenwich 874, Hartford 881, Wee Burn 887.
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Greenwich
Hartford
Wee Burn
Yachts Change Hands In Boston Agency Transfers
The Hollis Burgess Yacht Agency sells multiple vessels from owners in Boston and nearby towns. Totem transfers to Joshua Crane, Diamond to William Bartlett, Brother Bill to Charles Moseley, Minnetonka to a Boston Club member, Panther to Howard Norman, Winona to Arthur Hall, Marie chartered to Dwight Davis, Markeeta to James Dunn, Shawsheen to Walter Hill, Brynhild to James Minot, and Samoset to Walter Whiting.
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Boston
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Yale University
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New York
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Manchester
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James J. Minot, Jr
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Waldobore, Me
Walter R. Whiting
Hingham
Young Jasper Wins Out In Last Round
Young Jasper of Boston won a close 12 round decision over Belgian Brown at Lenox A. C. in Gloucester. Brown led for most of the bout but was dropped late in the final round, forcing a stall to finish. The Syrian Kid drew with Artie Nayr, and Hyland of New York outpointed Holden of Salem.
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McConnell Wins Ninth Straight as Chicago Shutout Kansas City
George McConnell threw a complete game shutout to defeat Kansas City 4 to 0 for his ninth consecutive win. Chief Johnson pitched well but a misthrow by Easterly and an error by Rawlings allowed two runs in the second and another in the sixth. Only one KC runner reached third base as Chicago's defense held.
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Henning
Newark Defeats Baltimore 6 2 to Complete Series Sweep
Newark beat Baltimore 6 to 2 as Reulbach pitched well for Newark and Esmond failed to prevent a shutout. Final line shows Newark 6 runs on 12 hits with 2 errors to Baltimore’s 2 runs on 4 hits and 2 errors. Battery: Reulbach and Rariden for Newark. Suggs Con ley and Jacklitseh for Baltimore.
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Esmond
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Jacklitseh
Pittsburg Defeats St Louis 13 to 5 in Tilt
Pittsburg beat St Louis 13 to 5 at home as Watson and Willett were hammered by Pittsburg bats. Knetzer limited St Louis to four hits in seven innings before leaving after being struck by a pitch, with Barger finishing. Batteries Knetzer Barger Berry Kerlin Watson Willett Hartley Chapman.
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Chapman
Pirates Get Duncan Battle Creek Switch
Outfielder Patrick Duncan of the disbanded Battle Creek Southern Michigan league club left tonight for Philadelphia where he will join the Pittsburgh Nationals.
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Tigers Seek Games With Youth Teams Worldwide
Boson Tigers aim to schedule matches with any 11 18 year old team at home or abroad. Write to W A Davis 64 Kendall Street Boston. Half fares offered.
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Pirates Defeat Phillies 2 to 0 in Opening Game
Pittsburg wins 2 0 as Phillies commit field blunders in the second inning. Mamaux held Philadelphia to seven hits over eight innings, while Johnston and Viox contributed the only defensive plays. Counts include one walk by each pitcher and nine strikeouts for Mamaux.
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Southern Association scores report
Mobile blanked Little Rock 3 to 0 while Nashville defeated New Orleans 2 to 0 and Atlanta beat Chattanooga 6 to 2 and Memphis won 5 to 1 over Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Richmond Defeats Toronto 12-5. Other Games Postponed by Rain
The International League game ended with Richmond beating Toronto 12 runs to 5. Remaining games were postponed due to rain conditions.
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Toronto
Colonial League Drops Two Clubs in Rhode Island
The Colonial league votes to disband Taunton and Fall River clubs due to poor support. Pawtucket games go on road as six teams remain. Best players distributed to other six teams. a new schedule starts Monday. Maxwell to return to Brooklyn Federal league. Phoenix to manage New Haven.
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Braves Discontent Over Missing Sweaters After Title Claim
Players across clubs voice dissatisfaction over not receiving sweaters, despite being the reigning champions. The Braves, gathering in Macon to begin spring training, feel they are due the trappings of a world title, including sweaters and new uniforms, though the latter is more likely to be provided.
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Baseball matchups across leagues today
In major circuits today, American League games include Boston at Detroit and New York at Cleveland. National League features St. Louis at Boston and Chicago at Brooklyn, with Cincinnati at New York and Pittsburg at Philadelphia. Minor leagues schedule Lowell at Lawrence and Manchester at Worcester.
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Rodgers Sold to Cincinnati Reds in Surprise Trade
The Red Sox released utility infielder Bill Rodgers to the Cincinnati Reds on straight release terms. He will join the Reds in New York today after arriving from a Cleveland release to a Pacific Coast league club, which he declined before joining Boston.
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Lexington Youth Baseball Teams Seek State Playground Title
Two baseball nines have just been organized at the Lexington playgrounds to capture the State title. Thomas Fitzgerald is captain of the 15 and 16 year team, John Corbin leads the 13 and 14 year team. They seek games with Greater Boston playground teams. contact John J. Garrity at 9 Hancock Street, Lexington.
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Thomas Fitzgerald
John Corbin
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Boston
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