Worcester and New London split doubleheader in New London
Worcester won the first game 6 to 5 after a 20 minute rain delay, scoring six runs in the opening inning. New London followed with a 7 inning win by agreement, 5 to 3, as Dowd, Becker, and Gross sparked the offense with key two-base hits and a three-base hit by Becker.
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Matty's Reds Beat the Giants Twice
New York’s pennant bid stalled as Cincinnati swept a doubleheader 2 to 1 and 5 to 1. In game one, a ninth inning rally produced the deciding runs on hits by Kopf Roush and Chase and misplays by Fletcher and Holke. In game two the Reds pounded Perritt for 10 hits while Schneider shut down the Giants, with a fourth inning Neale homer nullified when time was called as Perritt pitched.
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Hartford Downs Barron in Seven-Run Sixth Ninth-Grade Scrap
Hartford bats explode in the third inning scoring six straight on six hits including a Riechle double. Final score Hartford seven Springfield three as Barron yields ten hits and seven runs in seven innings.
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New Haven Defeats Rafferty in Tight Nine Run Game
Kane Flynn Williams Stimpson Nutter 2 score for New Haven aided by two base hits and timely sacrifices. Williams and Donovan match up on the mound with Donovan last longer in relief, Kept to 4 earned runs with 3 strikeouts. Umpire Kelly notes time of 2 hours and a close finish.
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Hank Gowdy Promoted to Sergeant in Ohio National Guard
Henry Hank Gowdy famed Boston Nationals catcher has been promoted from private to sergeant in the Ohio National Guard General John C Speaks appointing him orderly in the second brigade of infantry Gowdy is noted as the first major league player to answer the call to the colors.
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Maynard Cricket Club Field Day Promises Prizes
Maynard July 12 field day at the clubhouse grounds on Great Road features both field and track events with prizes for winners. Other events for all ages are planned for the community gathering.
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Athletics Beat St Louis Browns 5 to 2
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 5 to 2 as Strunk, Bodie, Bates lead with two bases and timely hits. Bodie had two doubles and two singles in five at bats while Johnson and Schauer limited the Browns to five hits in a hard hitting win.
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Guilford Breaks Record and Loses at Western Amateur
Kenneth P Edwards of Midlothian defeats Jesse Guilford of Boston 1 up to reach the Western Amateur semi finals at Blue Island. Donald Edwards, Ned Sawyer, and Francis Ouimet win notable matches as East meets West and Guilford sets a course record of 71.
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Miss Crosby and Carey Best Gross In Woodland Mixed Foursome
Sixty golfers competed yesterday at Woodland in the open mixed foursome tournament. Miss D. W. Crosby and E. J. Carey of Chestnut Hill posted best gross with 8 and 7. Net prizes went to Miss G. W. Edlefsen of Woodland and L. B. Liggett of Graeburn with 93 14 79.
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Leonard Burns Bout Stopped by Police After Hall Ceiling Collapse
In New York a planned 10 round lightweight title bout between Benny Leonard and Frankie Burns was halted by police as an unsafe ball ceiling failed during a thunderstorm. The Arverne venue was evacuated with minor injuries reported and the fight postponed indefinitely.
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Worcester Child Killed by Auto
Seven year old Morris Kendall son of Mr and Mrs Abraham Kendall of 38 Aetna street was fatally struck by an automobile at Aetna and Mendon streets. The car was operated by David M Cotzin of 58 Vernon street. He died about midnight in St Vincent's Hospital from a fractured skull.
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Syracuse Winner On Speedway
Five thousand spectators witnessed speedway races at Charles River Speedway yesterday. The Horace White horses and E. L. White from the Syracuse Driving Club won the day’s honors, securing top honors for the Syracuse team.
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Brook farm youngsters triumph in postponed trot heats
Emma Marron wins the three-year-old trot heat with Buck Watts taking second for Richard Whelafield’s Brook farm. The Syracuse filly The Belle of Lyndon takes the two-year-old trot heat, while My Leaf and Echo Piced win the opening heats. Nassau Driving Club gains the league cup as Marie Toddington leads clear. The 2:22 trot concludes after three heats with multiple victors, keeping crowds at the speedway late.
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Fish Prices Rise as Busy Trade Sees Limited Vessels
In a brief coastal market note, fish wholesalers report thin activity with three groundfish boats and one swordfish vessel at the pier. The Malicia Enos delivered 33 swordfish, while trawlers carried 4000 pounds of scrod and 2650 pounds of halibut. Prices quoted include haddock 9 to 12 cents, cod 13 to 14, pollock 8 ½ to 9 ½, swordfish 17 ½ cents a pound.
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Wittekind Towed for Underwater Cleaning at East Foston
On the flood tide yesterday afternoon the former German freighter Wittekind was towed from Federal wharf East Foston where she had tied up for nearly two years to the Simpson drydock for underwater cleaning and painting. Machinery repairs are complete and she will be ready for service soon. The Landsman.
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Pirates Edge Dodgers 2 1 in Squeeze Play Victory
Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 2 to 1 without a base hit. Pitler tied the game in the eighth on a pass and squeeze by Carey, then Fischer scored in the ninth after walking, stealing second, and advancing on a low throw misplayed by Miller. Hans Wagner honored with a loving cup as two games set for tomorrow.
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Evers to Join Phillies as Second Baseman
Philadelphia July 12 John Evers former captain of the Boston National League club today closed a deal to join the Philadelphia Nationals He will play second base beginning next Monday displacing Bert Niehoff.
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Philadelphia to take over Syers contract from Boston
Manager Patrick Moran of Philadelphia announced the club would assume Syers' contract which expires at season end. The deal reportedly values Evers at $10,000 a year with transfer consent rules. Evers, on the disability list, met Moran to confirm readiness to play for Philadelphia.
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