Cravath to Manage Phillies Sparks Baseball Talk
Arthur Duffey notes Pat Moran’s Reds surge and Gavvy Cravath’s Phillies hire amid managerial crosscurrents. He compares boxing bouts and athletic chiefs, mentions Jack Dempsey plans, Mitch Mitchell’s dual roles, and predicts Phillies’ NL race hopes with Cravath guiding the club. He also cites Bohland’s distance feats and Johnson’s guard for Nationals hopes in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Pat Moran
Philly Nationals
Baker
Phillies
Jack Coombs
Gavvy
Cravath
Fitchburg
Pat
Reds
Moran
Arlington Knights of Columbus semi pro team barnstorms New England
The Arlington Council Knights of Columbus baseball club plans a August 1 barnstorming trip through Maine and New Hampshire. The squad, among New England’s fastest semi pro nines, features college stars including George H. Lowe Jr. and Charles Connor who recently returned from overseas service earning the Croix de Guerre and DSM. Manager Edward A. Geary arranged the circuit and invites teams to schedule games.
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Boston
Arlington Council
Knights of Columbus
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Arlingtons
George H. Lowe, Jr
Arlington
Mass
Overseas Hero Debuts to Lift Phillies Past Cubs in 11th
Overseas veteran Toney Pasquarillo delivered the decisive run in the 11th inning, capping Philadelphia’s 6 to 4 win after dropping the first game 6 to 1 to Chicago. Cravath celebrated his first day as manager by a strong throw in right field.
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Fred Mitchell
Harry Frazee
Ea Barrow
Mitch
Cubs
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Toney Pasquarillo
Tours
Chicago
Pasquarillo
Whittéd
Bancroft
Meusel
Vaughn
Cravath
Siegel vs Sears headline bout leads Fenway boxing card
The Fenway Club hosts 30 rounds of boxing with Nate Siegel vs Al Sears as the finale. Sears, back from France, aims to prove his class against Eddie Shelvin, Young Kirby and others, while Joe Daley meets Billy Carney and Teddy Murphy faces Tommy Marks in two 10 rounders. A six round preliminary rounds out the program.
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Nate Siegel
al Sears
Sears
France
East Boston
Eddie Shelvin
Young Kirby
Action
Joe Daley
New York
Billy Carney
New Bedford
Teddy Murphy
Tommy Marks
Quaker Players Heavily Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Philadelphia National League club president William F. Baker fined three Quaker players for disorderly conduct. Pitchers Gene Packard and Frank Woodward were fined 200 and 100 dollars respectively, catcher Forrest Cady 100 dollars and 10 days' release notice. They entered bleachers in street clothes and harangued fans over managerial changes.
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Philadelphia
William F. Baker
Gene Packard
Frank Woodward
Forrest Cady
Baker
Babe Adams Holds the Dodgers in Check
Adams wins as the Pittsburgh Pirates top Brooklyn in a pitchers duel. Be swept of Kilduff and Grimes, Adams allows few hits while Brooklyn leaves nine on base. Terry Myers Cutshaw and Stengel contribute infield and base running plays as Jay Schmitz drives in a run.
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Dodgers
Kilduff
Grimes
Pittsburgh
Terry
Myers
Cutshaw
Moliwitz
Stengel
Jay—Schmidt
Ittsburg
Brooklyn
Adams
Smith
Pittsburg
Griffith
Konetchy
Mollwitz
Mitchell
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A. Stengel
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Southworth
Ove
Caton
Schmidt
Seseee
R Olson
A. E Johnson
Z. Wheat
F. Fives
Malone
Kruger
G. Sees . Grimes
Ewes
tHickman
Indians Break Up Shawkeys Record in Cleveland Victory
Cleveland defeated New York 2 to 0 to snap Shawkeys 10 game winning streak. Peckinpaugh extended his hitting streak to 28 games with a fourth inning single. ONeill homered drive to left and Cleveland's Wambsganss, Speaker, Smith and Wood contributed key hits as Coveleskie limited the Yankees to six hits.
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Cleveland
New York
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A. B. Wambsganss
Speaker
Ae Smith
Wood
F Gardner
Bey
Johnston
Coveleskie
AB. R. BH. TB
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Peckinpaugh
Poo Bie
Shawkey
Bode
Run
Wilson Ready to Box Robinson Again in July Bout
Marty Killen, manager of Johnny Wilson, says Wilson is matched to fight Jake Ahearn in Lawrence on July 19. He vows a rematch with George Robinson if Robinson or Jim McDonald doubt Wilson’s Bangor, Maine, win, noting $500 wagers and published clippings supporting Wilson’s upset.
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Wilson
Robinson
Marty Killen
Johnny Wilson
Jake Ahearn
Lawrence
George Robinson
Jim McDonald
Bangor
Johnny
McDonald
Maine
Killen
Baths Open The Hub Baths Inc
Advertisement announces The Hub Baths Inc offering cooling day and night rest rooms private sleeping chambers and private rooms at 637 Massachusetts near Huntington Ave.
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HUB Baths, Inc
Massachusetts Y By
Huntington
Reds Triumph Over Braves 3 1 In Late Tilt
Reds beat the Braves 3 to 1 as Slim Sallee held the line and Heinie Groh Roush and Wingo sparked the offense with timely hits. McQuillan’s miscue in the fifth inning helped the Reds tilt the score and seal the win in a two-run margin.
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Reds
Pat Moran
Hugh McQuillen
Morans
Custom House
Hugh
Ivy Wingo
Tony Boeckel
Wingo
Rath
M’quillén
Slim Sallee
Heinie Groh
Salles
Roush
Johnny Rawlings
Reda
Ray Powell
Sallee
Cardinals Out-Wrangle Giants By Big Score In 1934
The box score details a high scoring game with St Louis gaining on a 12 run burst. Hornsby and Lavan lead with two-base hits and Hornsby adds a home run. Pitchers Sherdel and Schupp perform strong, while Perritt takes the loss.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Baird
Meurel
Callahan
Rixey
Hollocher
Paskett
Mann
Whitted
Bancroft
O'Farrell
Ollocher
Bailey
O’ Farrell
Douglas
Clark
Giants
Meadows
bRatted
Gonzales
cRan
Doyle
St. Louis
Park
Hornsby
Lavan
Young
Fletcher
Stock
Snyder
Burns
Schupp
Perritt
Dubue
Ragan
Sherdel
Tuero
New York
Miller
Paulette
Spire Harrison
AB Smith
Eerere R. Ia
E. Miller
Teeee
Fishburn
Peete Wees
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Chase
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Dabue
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Charley Parker and Bergin to Clash at Lynn Casino A. C.
Charley Bergin of New Haven and Charley Parker of this city are matched for the feature bout at the Casino A. C. in Lynn next Thursday night. The 133 pound bout will be decided ringside.
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Charley Bergin
New Haven
Charley Parker
Casino
A. C
Lynn
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