Scott Shuts Out the Redbirds 5-0 at Braves Field
Scott Shuts Out the Reds 5-0 as the Tribe continues its win streak behind masterful pitching by Jack Scott with Frankie Gibson catching. Luque struggles despite a quality start. timely Brave hits and costly Cincinnati errors seal the shutout in Boston.
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Jack Scott
Braves Field
Fred Mitchell
Cincinnati Redbirds
Big Jack
Scott
Gibson
Scotty
Luque
Reds
Fred Nicholson
Tony Boeckel
Holke
Boston
Baseball Matchups Across Leagues Today
In the American League games, Boston plays Detroit, New York faces Chicago, Philadelphia meets Cleveland, and Washington travels to St. Louis. In the National League, Cincinnati visits Boston, Pittsburgh plays Brooklyn, Chicago hosts New York, and St. Louis goes to Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Newness
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Sersareree
ST. Louis
Cleveland
P.C
HSS
Washington
Ste
Boston Ee Au
Chicago Tate
P.C. Pittsbur
Steen Tees
Waterbury Tetas Aes
Albany Pence
Renee
National League
Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn 5 3 in Sixth Inning
In Brooklyn on July 8 Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 5 to 3 by stringing two hits with Schupps wild pitching and Olsons error in the sixth inning. Robertson was struck on the head by a pitched ball but continued play after a brief stun.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Today
Schupp
Olson
Robertson
Bigbee
Wees Carey
Chaceee Robertson
Maranville
Cutshaw
Barnhart
Grimm
Schmidt
Cooper
AB. R Bh, TB
A. E Olson
Ssee Johnston
Myers
Seeees
Schmandt
Eaxeek Miller
Ali
Leos
Mitchell
Eeteeee
Wheat
Nels
Kilduff
Icebell
Roberton
Rigler
Moran
President's Cup semi finals set at Concord Country Club
Concord July 8 The semi final round for the president's cup will be played tomorrow afternoon on the Concord Country Club links. A regular event for members not in the match play will also be held.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Richard Shows the Fight Despite Doughbag Victory
An early 1920s crowd-pleasing boxing era note recounts Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier bouts. It jokes about injuries and media hype, with Babe Ruth and others cited amid press chaos and Jersey City chatter. The piece reflects sensational sport journalism of the period.
Siegel Ready to Box Em All
Nate Siegel of Revere remains New England welter titleholder and challenger, stating he will fight Doyle Latzo or Shevlin on a winner take all basis after July 24 with a $2500 bonus. His manager defends his health after recent ring illness and explains past refusals were due to negotiations and not cowardice.
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Shevlin
Doyle
Latzo
Nate Siegel
Revere
New England
Siegel
Paul Doyle
New York
Brooklyn
New
Myse
Eddie Shevlin
82D
France
Nate
Georges Carpentier
Descamps
Interest Heats Up for $10,000 Boston Arena bout
The upcoming Middleweight title clash between Johnny Wilson and George Robinson draws huge local buzz. Tickets go on sale Monday at the Arena A. C. office on 28 School Street room 15 and at Hotel Brewster as fans seek seats for next Friday night’s fight.
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Braves Field
Johnny Wilson
George Robinson
Boston Arena
Post Sporting
Arena A. C
School Street
Hotel Brewster
Tie in Arlington Game Delights Local Fans
The Arlington Post reports the Arlington American Legion baseball team tied 3 to 3 with the Somerville Independents in seven innings at Spy Pond Athletic Field Arlington last evening.
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Arlington Post
American Legion
Somerville Independents
Spy Pond
Arlington
Sports Buzz and Big Matchups Stirring Ahead
Arthur Duffey notes Johnny Wilson and George Robinson finally matched for an Arena bout next Friday. Carpentier may retire after returning to France, but manager Descamps pursues more bouts. Olympic hopes rest on Cambridge and Oxford runners with Montague absent and McInnis rising. Pirates and Yankees poised for next world series with Fred Gibson’s Corsairs a threat. Jake Driscoll sets junior and senior records while Ryder questions the decision. Braves under owner persevere, delivering improved play and Beantown pride.
Dempsey Carp Fight Ends In Ten Minutes One Second
The bout between Carp and Dempsey lasted 10 minutes 1 second of actual fighting. In a separate baseball moment a balk allows runners to advance one base and scores on the play. The question concerns whether runs count if fielders make putouts after crossing home. If runners cross before the final out, they count. otherwise they do not.
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Nicholson
Grohl
Luque
Nick
Boeckel
Holke
Ford
Gibson
Scott
Southworth
Crane
Billy
Mitch
Fritz Coumbe
Red Sox
Powell
Barbare
Ivy Wingo
Dinty
Tony Boeckel
Tony
Mr. Barbare
Keystone Hassock
Carp
Dempsey
Seree
Cost Rickard Sum 513050 For seven bouts at arena
New York July 8 Tex Rickard was set back exactly 513050 for the seven bouts staged at his arena last Saturday afternoon. Jack Dempsey received 30 ten thousand dollar bills for his end and arpentier 2 of the ten thousand variety. In preliminaries Billy Miske and Gene Tunney earned 2000 each. Frankie Burns 1800, Jack Renault 1500, Matrana Herman Soldier Jones Griffith Delmont Curtain O Garty 750 each, Benny Coster 500. Harry Ertle officiated in the main event paid 1000. Jim Savage 75. Phil Erhardt Sullivan McCoy DeForest 50 each.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Arpentier
Billy Miske
Gene Tunney
Frankie Burns
Jack Renault
Joe Matranga
Babe Herman
Soldier Jones
Dick Griffith
Mickey Delmont
Johnny Curtain
Packey O’garty
Benny Coster
Harry Ertle
Jim Savage
Phil Erhardt
Danny Sullivan
Harry McCoy
Jimmy DeForest
Morley Wins Bloody Bout Over Perry in Holyoke Fight
Mike Morley of Hartford won a ten round decision over Jack Perry of Lynn in Holyoke under the American Legion show. The bout produced a bloody war with Morley cutting Perry and Perry opening Morley’s eye. Skee stopped Gearich in the first round, and Mack stopped Pepper in the fourth.
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Holyoke
Mike Morley
Hartford Conn
Jack Perry
Lynn
Pittsburg
Perry
Morley
Battling Skee
Joe Gearich
Philadelphia
Young Mack
Hartford
Kid Pepper
Springfield
Carpentier Offered Startling 75,000 To Fight Next Star
After Georges Carpentier impressed 90,000 in Jersey City, promoters list Dempsey rivalries and a $75,000 guarantee to fight the winner of an upcoming bout. Bob Martin demands first chance, Moran and Moran clash, Ledoux and other Allied foes loom. Tex Rickard reports no reply from Tom Gibbons on a Carpentier bout.
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Concensus
Jersey City
Jack
Jim Corbett
Carp
Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Georges
Gibbons
Harry Greb
Pittsburg
Carpentier
Johnny Wilson
Jeff Smith
Bayonne
Paris
Battling Levinsky
Jersey
Bob Martin
A. F
Bill Bren
Nan
Garden
Martin
Bob
Boxingdrome
A. A
Frank Moran
Joe Beckett
London
Moran
Descamps
Charles Ledoux
Joe Burman
Jack Kearns
Joe Benjamin
Benny Walger
Tex Rickard
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