Maranville Sparks Braves to 5–0 Win Over Pirates
In Pittsburg on July 8 the Braves, energized by Maranville’s return, defeated the Pirates 5 to 0. Pat Regan pitched superbly while the Pirates managed only scattered singles. Ragan led a Braves offense that produced runs in the fifth inning, with Herzog and Rawlings contributing key hits as the visitors extended control and solid defense.
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Braves Rally as Maranville Leads Big Inning Show
In a game dominated by the Braves, Rabbit Maranville sparked the attack with a first-inning single and strong defense. The Braves struck in the third and fifth, with Comstock pulled after five hits and Sanders closing the door after two early runs. The lineup shuffle by Stallings featured Rawlings at second and Herzog at first while Koney moved to right field.
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Comstock
Stallings
Husa
Sanders
Rabbit Maranville
Jackie
Romstock
Rawlings
Herzog
Koney
Combine
Reds Score Three Runs On One Hit
Cincinnati builds a three run lead in the third inning as Oeschger walks and wildness aid the Reds. Measured hits and errors shape the scoring with Bancroft doubling and Meusel tripling. Eller and Oeschger both struggle on the mound as Philadelphia fights to stay in the game.
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Philadelphia
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Balla
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Davis
Los
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Stock
Hemingway
L. Magee
Chase
S. Magee
Error
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Bancroft
Meusel
Luderus
Blackburne
Luflerus
Watson
Chicago Splits With New York in Doubleheader
Chicago takes first game 6 to 3 while New York wins 3 to 1 in the second. Causey struggles with wildness but timely hitting helps Chicago, Perritt excels on the mound for Chicago, and Hendrix yields rallies for New York.
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Chicago
New York
Causey
Perritt
Hendrix
Will Discuss Addition to Club's Golf Links
The Lexington Golf Club official board meets this evening to discuss buying land from the town of Lexington to enlarge the current nine hole course to an 18 hole links.
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Lexington Golf Club
Lexington
Baker on Baseball Appeals Reach Washington
Appeals from local draft boards ruling baseball non-productive under work or fight rules move to Secretary Baker for decision. He notes baseball's value as national recreation but cautions his views are not a forecast of outcome.
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Baker
Monteith
Dundee
Britt
New Bedford
Harvard Coaches Under Contract Freeze For Next Season
No member of Harvard's training corps is under contract in Cambridge for any athletic team for the coming season. Contracts for trainers including Pooch Donovan Eddie Farrell Hughey Duffy and Bill Haines closed June 1 and have not been renewed as government action on college sports looms.
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Cambridge
Harvard Athletic
Pooch Donovan
Eddie Farrell
Hughey Duffy
Bill Haines
Crowded stadium signals strong fan support for baseball and boxing
The crowd on Monday proves the popularity of the national sport despite wartime. Howard Drew plans another Eastern athletic invasion to pursue an American championship. Rabbit Maranville earns 500 on the Braves Western trip, while Frank Kramer dominates sprint biking. Rumors place Fred Fulton and Jack Dempsey in Newark for the Clark Griffith fund fight. Heinie Zim steals home for the Giants in a lopsided win, and Earl Caddock is seen as Gotch’s successor in heavyweight wrestling.
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Drew
Rabbit Maranville
Braves
Rabbit
Fred Fulton
Jack Dempsey
Newark
Clark Griffith Baseball Fund
Mays Wins and Losses From Last Season and Boston Arrival
In the dispute over Carl Mays the record shows 22 wins and an unspecified number of losses last season. He joined the Boston team after departing Providence in 1914 and later moved to the Sox.
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Philadelphia
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Phillies 16 Detroit 9 in wild ballgame
Philadelphia wins 16 to 9 as timely hits and Detroit fielding woes, especially by Stanage and Cobb, tilt the game. Heisman suffers a practice injury prompting Detroit to reshuffle, with Kallio giving way to Cunningham and Geary closing.
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Athlettics Whale
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Boxing Gossip Delivers Clash Changes at the Arena
Scotty Monteith reports Johnny Dundee with a broken hand will miss the Frankie Britt bout at the Arena July 9. A replacement is sought and a tournament night is probable. Plans also hint at a July 23 bout featuring Billy Miske and Kid Norfolk if scheduling holds. Multiple midJuly six round bouts under promoter Rains at Philadelphia. total show costs eight thousand dollars.
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Johnny Dundee
Armory A. A
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Chapman Sets First Base Streak For Indians
Ray Chapman the Cleveland shortstop is making records for reaching first base. In the Cleveland Washington series he reached first base in nine consecutive appearances at bat.
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Ray Chapman
Cleveland Indians
Golfers add 4000 more to Red Cross appeal
Two golf matches yesterday boosted Red Cross donations by about 4000 dollars. Jerome Travers and Max Marston beat John Anderson and Oswald Kirkby 4 and 3 at Pine Valley Sumner New Jersey, with 2000 dollars raised. At Quaker Ridge the home pair T L McNamara and Tom Kerrigan lost to Gilbert Nicholls and William Robertson 2 and 1, aiding slightly more than 2000 dollars.
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Red Cross
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Max Marston
John G. Anderson
Oswald Kirkby
Pine Valley
Sumner
N. J
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William Robertson
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Rain Delays Revere Track 30 Mile Handicap Race
Rain forced cancellation of the 30 mile motor priced handicap at Revere cycle track last night. Nat Butler plans a Brassard race tomorrow with four riders Vincent Madonna George Wiley Clarence Carman and Paul Suter contesting a $5 prize per day. Amateur and pro races will precede the Brassard event.
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Vincent Madonna
George Wiley
Syracuse
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Jamaica
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Switzerland
Grimes Drives Worcester in High Scoring Clash at Hartford
Grimes homered with two aboard and drove in five as Hartford and Worcester combined for a big inning burst. Gardner, Dee and Meyerjack added key hits while McQuillan struggled with seven walks as Cook whiffed five. The final totals show Hartford six runs to Worcester two with errors and flawless base running shaping the outcome.
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Ialye
Wartford
McQuillan
Grimes
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Brophy
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Greenough
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New Haven Defeats New London 5 3 In Home Tilt
New Haven bunched hits in the sixth and seventh frames to beat New London 5 to 3. Miller drove in a run with a seventh inning double as New Haven built its lead. pitchers were Reiger for New Haven and Tyler for New London.
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A.torphy
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Bates
Walker
Flynn
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Torphy
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Christie
Tyler
Washington Street Theatre Week Offers Drama and Romance
The Washington Street Theatre presents William Russell in Hearts of Diamonds and Alma Rubens in The Painted Lily for the first half of the week. Later, Earle Williams stars in The Girl in His House and Roy Stewart in The Fly God.
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Washington Street Theatre
William Russell
Alma Rubens
Earle Williams
Roy Stewart
Prescription for a perfect day with a first class cigar
The piece extols spring as a comfort amid a troubled world and elevates tobacco as a premier natural pleasure. It urges finding the days and adding charm through a fragrant, old reliable cigar to craft a perfect day.
Copley Theatre Opens Second Week of Inside the Lines
The Copley Theatre entered the second week of its engagement with Inside the Lines drawing a large and enthusiastic audience. Principal roles are played by Wingfield Lewin Glenister Newcombe Barnicoat and Roach with strong support from Misses.
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Copley Theatre
Messrs. Wingfield
Lewin
Glenister
Misses Newcombe
Barnicoat
Roach
Scheff headlines at Keith's Theatre in clever song and role
Keith's Theatre presents Miss Scheff as clever actress and singer with dainty comedy. Johnny Dooley debuts new Dooleyshines after Winter Garden and Century shows. Emmet Devoy offers Too Many Wives, de Haven and Nice present Passing Show of 1918, Senor Westong features piano, Shirley sisters sing and dance, Seven Blacks perform a war era novelty, posing horses and dogs, Wilfred du Bois acts, plus Slearst-Pathe weekly.
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Keith
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Wilfred du Bois
Slearst-Pathe Weekly
Hearts of the World plays four months at Majestic Boston
The D W Griffith photoplay Hearts of the World reached a fourth month run at the Majestic Theatre in Boston with two crowded attendances reported yesterday.
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D. W. Griffith
Majestic Theatre
Wilbur Theatre Hosts Sold-Out Run for Rock and White
William Rock and Frances White continue to draw large crowds at the Wilbur Theatre in Boston. Entering the fifth week of popularity, last night’s audience neared capacity, signaling strong audience demand for their performances.
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William Rock
Frances White
Wilbur Theatre
Boston
Columba Theatre Screenings Include Two Photoplays
The Columbia Theatre presents Mile-a-Minute Kendall starring Jack Pickford and The Faiser's Shadow with Dorothy Dalton. The last half features Claws of the Hun with Charles Ray and Shark Monroe starring William S. Hart.
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Loew's
The Model's Confession at Boston Theatre this week
Mary Maclaren stars in The Models Confession with Fatty Arbuckle in Good Night Nurse. Vaudeville features include Four Harmony Kings Lee and Lawrence de Leon and Davies Behind the Front Australian Stanley novelty act and the Pathe weekly.
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Globe Theatre Programs Spotlight The Fool There Was Wolves of the Rail
The Globe Theatre showed a fixed weekly program featuring Theda Bara in A Fool There Was William S Hart in Wolves of the Rail and Charlie Chaplin in The Fireman. The star lineup remains unchanged throughout the week.
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William S. Hart
Charlie Chaplin
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Franklin Park Theatre presents Under the Yoke and Naulahka
The Franklin Park Theatre features Theda Bara in Under the Yoke and Antonio Moreno in Naulahka with Path pictures of world events. Thursday to Saturday adds Francis X. Bushman Beverly Bayne in Social Quicksands and a vaudeville lineup including the DeOnzos Ray Mann Vincent and Kelley and Minerva Courtney company.
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Franklin Park Theatre
Antonio Moreno
Naulahka
Path
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
DeOnzos
Ray Mann
Vincent and Kelley
Minerva Courtney and Company
Ace High and Lend Me Your Name At Lancaster Theatre
The Lancaster Theatre showed Ace High with Tom Mix and Lend Me Your Name starring Harold Lockwood. The bill will shift Thursday to Douglas Fairbanks in Manhattan Madness and Constance Talmadge in The Honeymoon.
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Ace High
Tom Mix
Harold Lockwood
Lend
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Gordon's Olympia Show Delights with Hart and Chaplin
Gordon's Olympia features William S Hart in Wolf Lowry to delighted audiences. Charlie Chaplin appears in Caught in a Cabaret with a fresh vaudeville bill. The Olympia News Weekly notes the program’s newness variety and spiciness.
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Wolf Lowry
Gordon's Olympia
Charlie Chaplin
Olympia News Weekly
Codman Square Theatre Acts Mix With New Bill
Alla Maskova and her company of dancers head the Codman Square Theatre program with Jay Raymond Finlay Burke Drawee Frisco and Hambo joining the bill The screen program includes the latest news pictures a comedy and the photoplay The Habit of Happiness with Douglas Fairbanks The whole program changes Thursday
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Alla Maskova
Jay Raymond
Finlay
Burke
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Frisco
Hambo
Douglas Fairbanks
Olympia cinema week features Emily Stevens and Chaplin
Scollay Square Olympia presents The Soul of a Woman with Emily Stevens this week and Charle Chaplin in Caught in a Cabaret. Five acts of vaudeville add to the gaiety as Olympia News Weekly and other films complete an extra long programme.
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Beacon Theatre Aids Debut of Uncle Tom's Cabin in Boston
The Beacon Theatre showed Uncle Tom's Cabin in film form with Marguerite Clark as Top Sy and Little Eva in a first Boston showing yesterday. The companion film was The Service Star starring Madge Kennedy, plus short comedies and news pictures on the bill.
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Service
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Fenway Theatre Shows Set Return of Stars in Week
Pauline Frederick stars in Her Final Reckoning at the Fenway Theatre. The program features Jack Livingston in Who Is to Blame and Hearst Pathe News war scenes. Later Dorothy Dalton returns in The Kaiser's Shadow and Gladys Leslie in The Soap Girl.
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Jack Livingston
Hearst Pathe News
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Seven Keys to Bald pate at Norumbega Park
Robert Brister performs at Norumbega Park this week as Bostonians visit daily to photograph rare animals colorful attractions and sylvan scenery amid pleasant weather.
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Norumbega Park
Robert Brister
Park Theatre Preview Notes and Local Arts Highlights
Viola Dana stars in Opportunity at the Park Theatre. Kiddie Jane and Katherine Lee form a self constituted committee to pick a husband for their aunt in We Should Worry. The Pathe Weekly and Christie comedy deliver laughs while the Park Symphony Players offer an impressive musical program.
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Viola Dana
Kiddie
Tremont Temple Screens Gerard’s My Four Years in Germany
A moving picture adaptation of Ambassador Gerard’s My Four Years in Germany was shown at Tremont Temple before a packed audience last night, marking the start of its 13th week despite the long run.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre Screens Cohan and Stars
The Bowdoin Square Theatre featured George M. Cohan in a screen version of Hit-the-Trail Holliday with other attractions including Hashimura-Tego starring Sessue Hayakawa, Chester Conklin in His Smothered Love, The Woman in the Web finale, and a vaudeville intro by J Edmund Davis and company in The Ingrate. Next Sunday’s concert offers On the Italian Battleline.
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George M. Cohan
Sessue Hayakawa
Chester Conklin
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J. Edmund Davis and Company
Variety at Loew’s Orpheum Theatre Promises Fresh Acts
The Orpheum Theatre presented a lively bill including Frazer Bunce and Harding in Who's Who, Riggs and Ryan in Distrurbing the Peace, Gertrude Arden and her company in The Other Witness, and more acts with Gertrude Rose White and West. On screen Fatty Arbuckle's Good Night Nurse and Shark Monroe with William S Hart were shown. Thursday brings a new program headlined by Rupert Hughes We Can't Have Everything.
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Bunce
Harding
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Uncle Tom's Cabin shown at Modern Theatre Boston
Marguerite Clark played both Topsy and Little Eva in the first Boston film version shown yesterday at the Modern Theatre. The program also featured The Service Star with Madge Kennedy, plus short comedies and news pictures.
Exeter Street Theatre Presents Star-Studded Week
The Exeter Street Theatre screens Mme Nazimova in Toys of Fate William Russell in Roman Road Enid Bennett in The Desert Wooing and Mabel Normand in The Venus Model along with Pathe News Weekly Strand and Christie comedies for the week.
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Enid Bennett
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Old South Theatre Showcases Williams Durmond and Swanson
The first half of the week at the Old South Theatre features Earle Williams and Grace Durmond in The Girl in His House and Gloria Swanson in You Cant Believe Everything. The latter half presents Lina Cavalieri in Loves Conquest and Alma Rubens in The Painted Lily.
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Grace Durmond
Gloria Swanson
Lina Cavalieri
Alma Rubens
Paragon Park Palm Garden Tops Popular Season
Paragon Park and its Palm Garden attract record crowds this season with a full cabaret program. Mermaida and her diving girls headline the Palm Garden nights as the Paragon Revue of 1918 adds lavish entertainment to the season.
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The Flirting Widow at Medford Boulevard Summer Theatre
Tommy Levine and Frank Murrie headline a musical comedy at Medford Boulevard Summer Theatre in The Flirting Widow. An unusual cast and the Allied Beauty Chorus support a lively new comedy with music and bright humor.
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Frank Murrie
Allied Beauty Chorus
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