Red Sox Flivver in Hideous Tilt
Chicago’s White Sox pounded Boston 14 to 9 as Faber and Dumont faltered. Mays exited early, Schang’s throwing woes and Shannon’s costly opening miscue fueled the rout while Vitt Hooper Ruth and Gandil led Chicago’s offense. Boston never recovered despite late rallies and strong hitting by Vitt and Ruth.
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Braves Exhibition Falls Flat to Schenck Nine
Meriden Conn July 18 Boston National League team played an exhibition at Hanover Park losing 9 to 0 to Schenck semi pro. Barron took the hill for Schenck holding the Braves to nine hits as seven errors aided the locals. McGarrity made a running one handed catch off Maranville with the score 9 to 0.
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First-Frame Luck Gives Dodgers Win
Brooklyn Superbas beat St. Louis 8 to 1 as two scratch hits a pass and a batter hit plus a wild Stock throw and a Myers steal home produce three first inning runs. Cadere with superb control holds St Louis to six scattered hits and walks none. Stock and McHenry drive Cardinals lone run with a second single.
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Baseball schedule compacted across leagues
American League games feature Boston at Chicago New York at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis and Washington at Cleveland. National League matches Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Eastern Division tilts Pittsfield at Worcester Hartford at Springfield Bridgeport at Providence Waterbury at New Haven. New England League sees Portland at Fitchburg and Lewiston at Haverhill.
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Ouimet Dominates State Amateur to Prove His Prowess
Francis Ouimet shines at Winchester State amateur, surpassing expectations and drawing strong praise from observers as a peer to top nationwide golfers. The piece also notes Frank Kramer’s finishing burst, Thorpe and Mann’s sprinting, Dundee Valger’s mill, and Dempsey Beckett talk, all reflecting a sports page snapshot of the era.
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Jess Willard
Gene Corri
Beckett
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Carpentier
Receiving Ship Downs Camp Devens in Sabbath Field Tilt
The United States Receiving Ship nine at Hingham station defeated Camp Devens 5 to 1 in a lively Sunday baseball game at Braves Field. Clifford starred in center field with two hits and key plays, while Walsh and Brumby duelled on the mound. Attendance reached around 8,000 as the khaki team committed five errors aiding the victors.
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Valgar and Dundee Quartet in Boston Ring Clash
A 12 round dramatic bout between Benny Valgar and Johnny Dundee, both New York fighters, is set for Mechanics' Building Armory A A Boston Tuesday night in a grudge style spectacle. Valgar has recent wins over Britt Brady and Carlson while Dundee has been strong, including a six round win against Benny Leonard in Philadelphia. Joe Gibbs meets Young Eddy in an eight round bout. other undercard bouts teased.
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N E League Plans Four Club Circuit in New England
Lowell leaves the circuit and transfers to Lewiston under Roach and Conway. Portland, Haverhill, and Fitchburg keep their teams. Donnelly, league president, calls a meeting in Lowell. Portland plays Fitchburg and Lewiston plays Haverhill early week then rotates to finish the week with other matchups. Lawrence’s William Page, second baseman, will join Fitchburg.
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Batterin Babe Keeps Fast Pace In A Lively Week
Eastern league batting stars struggle to hold pace as Jackson of Chicago leads with 361, Ruth shines with 67 hits and 61 extra bases, Cravath trails with nine homers, Cobb slides but eyes the top. Boston and Brooklyn slippage noted in team averages, Gosdy and Gowdy show gains. Pitching leaders: Cicotte strengthens AL, Sotheron and Neather rise among top. Giants boast four strong pitchers as the week ends.
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