Jake Stahl Drives Red Sox Victory With Long Clout
Chicago July 9 Jake Stahl launched a drive into the center field bleachers the longest in South Side Park history powering the Red Sox to a hard fought win over the White Sox opening the Western invasion. His fourth bagger came in the fifth to turn a one run deficit into a decisive lead.
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Senators Beat Cleveland 4 to 3 in Hard-Luck Game
Washington defeats Cleveland 4 to 3 as Berger struggles with control in two pivotal innings. Cleveland bats hard early, but singles and a few long hits fail to overcome Washington pitcher Hughes who strikes out 12.
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Athletics Trim the Tigers Again
Detroit lost to Philadelphia 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 as Works struggled and Detroit bungled base running. Philadelphia delivered sharp fielding with Cobb Collins Murphy supplying two bases hits and a sacrifice fly by Thomas.
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Browns Fall Short as Highlanders Triumph in St Louis
New York grabbed a 5 to 2 victory over St Louis in a downtown game. Waddell left after being struck by a ball from Lake while Criss struggled with control after replacing him.
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Baseball managers eye pitching shakeup before Western trip
Boston may start Joe Wood or Harry Walter tomorrow as Doc White could go for the White Sox. Lake plans to drop McConnell from the Highlanders staff after waivers are requested, and aims to trim dead weight. He also scouts a promising left-hander who could join before the Western trip.
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Squeeze Play Triumphs in Ninth for Brockton Over Lynn
In a tight game at Brockton, Shannon and Donovan executed a successful ninth inning squeeze with one out, sending Donovan home to seal a 6 to 5 victory over Lynn. Donovan and Shannon starred at the plate, with key hits and multiple scoring plays shaping the comeback.
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Adventuress Wins Puritan Cup Regatta at Eastern Yacht Club
New sloop Adventuress 46 feet, built for Class M, won the Puritan cup over Taormina in a 28 mile race. Taormina started strong but Adventuress led by 11 to 12 minutes late and finished 16 minutes 13 seconds ahead. Sakuntala walked over in Class M. Odysseus II led Heron in Class N. Timandra narrowly beat Wianno in Class P after a tight rally over 20 miles.
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Batted for Chase in second inning in Worcester game
In Worcester, runs by Weaver Messenger Devine Bowcock Solbraa Andrews Wormwood Rondeau Russell. Solbraa homered and doubled. Wormwood McDermott hit triples. Offense: 4 hits off Chase in one inning, 8 by Worcester in seven. Fielding: multiple double plays and stolen bases by Andrews Nichols Messenger. Time 1h 47m. Umpire Buckley.
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New Bedford shuts out Lawrence 8 to 0 in baseball test
New Bedford defeated Lawrence 8 to 0 in a delayed game after umpire Rorty was struck on the collar bone. Bauman Cunningham and Duggan homered or scored for New Bedford, while Armstrong and Konitzer worked the pitchers’ battle.
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Putnam Club Charlestown Holds Annual Island Outing
The Putnam Club of Charlestown plans its annual outing tomorrow at Ped dock's Island. Events include baseball, rowing, swimming and running. Organizers are Edward Lanigan, John Merrick, Fred Troy, David Mead and Patrick Reardon.
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Man Found Dead Near East Lexington With Revolver
Samuel Ramsbottom, 40, of 124 School Street, was found dead in woods off Lowell Street East Lexington after an absence of two weeks. A 22 calibre revolver lay beside the body. the discovery was made by 12 year old George Wilson while picking blueberries.
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McLean Seeks Speed Challenge At Revere Track
On Independence Day Hugh McLean taunted Moran and Collins and agreed to ride a mile inside 1 30 for a $50 side bet. The program also features a 2 1/2 mile handicap behind the motors with Moran, Root, and Hill, plus two amateur sprint races.
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Hughey
Upham Offered State Job as Cambridge Auditor
Henry J. Upham, Cambridge city auditor for 20 years, has been offered an important position with the State bureau of statistics and is believed to be likely to accept the post.
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State Bureau of Statistics
Connecticut League Scores Report
New Haven beat Springfield 9 to 8 while Northampton defeated Holyoke 8 to 5 in a Connecticut League tally. Hartford went winless 0 to 0? New Britain topped Bridgeport 14 to 4 with Waterbury scoring 5 in the listed results.
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Classy golf in tourney ends with finals and matches
The interscholastic championship at Commonwealth Country Club concludes this afternoon with finals in the championship consolation and president's cup rounds. Yesterday featured strong play with many scores at or below 80. Ouimet of Brookline and Brady of Brighton posted 70s for 18 holes. Fuller of Milton won longest drive at 296 yards. Lyons of Roxbury Latin won the putting title after a playoff.
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First of the Boys' Games Opens Series Today
Charlestown and Dorchester youths prepare for the first two events in the Boston 1915 committee series. Races, dashes, and the broad jump highlight the program at Sullivan Square and Franklin Field Dorchester starting at two this afternoon.
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Mind Blank As To Her Wedding Sparks Court Case
New York July 9 Depositions reveal Mrs Edith L Chase or Edith L Johnson faces annulment suit by Enos Johnson music teacher for a marriage to Captain Arthur W Chase US Army in 1896. Tests show her father William Lea swore Chase alive two years ago and she recalls nothing of the ceremony or marriage.
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