Motor paced race headlines spark midweek card at Revere
A four mile international motor paced team race heads the program at the Revere Cycle Track tonight. Leon Didier and Georges Colombatto meet Victor Linart and Bobby Walthour as Nat Butler promotes a balanced card with strong amateur and pro events. The season’s pace accelerates with a three meet weekly schedule starting next week.
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Leon Didier
Georges Colombatto
Victor Linart
Bobby Walthour
Revere
Nat Butler
Didier
Colombatto
Smart
Beach Oval
Butler
Japs Win and Lose at NES tennis championship
In Utica New York on July 11 the east debut of two Japanese stars Mikami and Kumagae saw Mikami win morning matches while losing 6-1 6-4 to Charles Garland of Pittsburg in the afternoon. Irving C Wright of Boston defeated Harry Harrison of Montclair 6-1 6-4. Harold Throckmorton of Elizabeth New Jersey and Wright beat Charles Garland 2-6 6-1 6-4. John Pratt of Boston fell to R E Randall of Orange.
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Utica
N. Y
Mikami
Kumagae
Charles Garland
Pittsburg
Harold A. Throckmorton
Elizabeth
N. J
Irving Co. Wright
Boston
John Pratt
RE. M. Randall
Orange
Irving C. Wright
Harry Harrison
Montclair
Nunamaker Suspended Indefinitely by American League
New York catcher Leslie Nunamaker of the Ameri cans was suspended indefinitely by President Ban Johnson for language used at umpire O Loughlin during a sixth inning dispute in a game between New York and Cleveland yesterday.
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New York
New York Americans
Ban Johnson
American League
O’loughlin
Cleveland
Knights of Columbus Guests of President Lannin at Fenway
At Fenway Park the Bishop Cheverus Assembly fourth degree Knights of Columbus will attend a double header as guests of Red Sox president Joseph J. Lannin. About 1000 Knights will occupy Sections A and B of the grandstand.
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Fenway Park
Lowell and Portland split a doubleheader in Lowell
In the first game Lowell won 8 to 5 with Lohman pitching effectively and strong support. Portland tied the set by taking the second game 6 to 0 as Tuckey shut down Lowell through seven innings.
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Lowell
Portland
Lohman
Baselin
Tuckey
Worcester Beats Bridgeport 6 4 on Seventh Inning Errors
Reiger's wild seventh inning throw tied the game as Magee and Moshier drove in runs for Worcester. Healey led Bridgeport in his first day as manager. Final score Worcester 6 Bridgeport 4 with key hits by Fewster Maloney Magee and Volk.
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Reiger
Worcester
Magee
Moshier
Smith
Michael Healey
Bridgeports
A.E
A.E. Fewster
Blake
Maloney
Ball
Pott’ger
Duggan
Deininger
Volk
Murphy
Fewster
Potterger
Tyler
Baker
Werre
Whelan
McGinley
Stafford
Lynn Defeat Loss in 6-1 Game Against Lawrence
Inability to hit Pennington and poor fielding by Lynn led to Lawrence winning 6 to 1. O'Connell and Howard produced Lynn's only runs as the defense faltered. Pennington pitched a complete game for Lawrence, yielding 13 hits while McCabe allowed 5 runs in nine innings.
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Pennington
Lawrence
Lawrence. Lynn
O'Connell
Masterman
O’connell
Howard
Mahoney
Luyster
Warner
Porter
Lavigne
Gleason
Carroll
McCabe
Bannon
Hartford Crushes Springfield In Lopsided Afternoon Win
Hartford defeated Springfield easily scoring six runs in the third inning off LaRoy and Powers. Gero held eight Springfield hits in a steady start as Hartford pushed ahead with key hits from Zimmerman Reed Holmes and Curry.
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Springfield
LaRoy
Powers
Gero
A.B
Flynn
Curry
Low
Tierney
Rhonda
Skiff
Stephens
Saal and Otals
Parks
Zimmerman
Reed
Holmes
Crowther
LeRoy
Waters
Phillies Defeat Cubs 2 1 In Pitchers Battle At Chicago
Whitted sparked Philadelphia with a seventh inning run driven by a wild throw and steal of second and third. Alexander earned the win as the Phillies outlasted the Cubs 2 1 while Lavender allowed eight hits and one run over eight innings. Cubs managed a lone run in the seventh with two of their three hits.
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Chicago
Lavender
Philadelphia
Whitted
Niehoff
Alexander
Luderus
O'’Day
Eason
Boston Promoter Seeks 122–125 lb Boxers For Forfeit Bets
Joe McCarthy of South Boston advertises 122 to 125 pound entrants with $25 for weight and $25 for appearance to challenge Downes and Donovan who lead a busy scene. Britt and Cass plan a comeback and target Howard McRea and Al Delmont while Lee Darcy is barred by wartime service. Eddie Flynn trains for a Friday clash with Joe Connolly as the Oriole A. A. cancels Chaney-Dundee. Frank Callahan battles Billy Gibson’s cautions as White and Leonard dodge offers amid a bustling boxing period.
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Joe McCarthy
South
Boston
Johnny Downes
Johnny Donovan
Donovan
Downes
Joe
Charles de Angles
Cass
Britt
Howard McRea
Cambridge
A. C
al Delmont
Dan McKerrick
Nate Lewis
Charlie White
Billy Gibson
Leonard
Lewis
White
Frankie Callahan
Washington Park
Charley White
Callahan
Claude Johnston
Ballpark
Kansas City
Sam Graff
Columbus
Frankie
Ralph Grunan
Jack Reed
Joe Rivers
Dundee
Mandot
Duffy
Chicago
Gibson
Colonel Corn Promotes Preparedness Camp in Sunday Post
Colonel Corn's Preparedness Camp unfolds amid rough life as readers are invited to see the comic in the upcoming Sunday Post.
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