Braves Rookie Stephens Double Wins Over Cardinals
Dick Murphy the Braves rookie from Des Moines burst into the big leagues with a double victory over St Louis. He had 3 hits including a eighth inning triple in the first game and added two singles in the second while driving in runs. The Braves rode strong pitching and timely hitting to 8 4 win in the opener and 4 3 in the nightcap before an open date tomorrow.
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Dick Murphy
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Cardinals
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Braves
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Ames
Doak
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Red Smith
Henry
Fisher
Nehl
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McHenry
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Gonzales
Paulette
Massey
Boston Post urges readers to place advanced orders
Special notice states the Boston Post has operated on a no-return basis since March 17, 1917 and asks readers to place advanced orders with news dealers to help gauge demand and ensure timely delivery.
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Boston Post
Chicago Holds Off Philadelphia in 9-5 Victory
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 9-5 with runs from Flack Merkle Paskert Zeider and Kilfier among others. Oeschger started for Chicago and Tyler relieved. notable plays include two base hits by Zeider and Adams and a double play Deal to Zeider to Merkle.
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Baseball schedules list major league and regional matchups
In the American League Chicago visits Boston. Cleveland plays New York. St. Louis travels to Philadelphia. In the National League Brooklyn faces Pittsburg. New York plays Cincinnati and Philadelphia meets Chicago. In the Eastern League New London meets Springfield. Providence plays New Haven. Worcester travels to Waterbury and Hartford visits Bridgeport.
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Love
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Mays
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Coombe
Morton
Johnson
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Chi i Cabo Wees
P.O. Vaughn
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Mayer
Phila
Ll Demaree
Perritt
Tyler
Jausey
Rudolph
Miller
Pittshi
CINCINNATI TAKES OPENING GAME FROM GIANTS
Cincinnati defeated the Giants 9 to 5 in the first game of the series as Groh Roush and Chase each collected four hits in five at bats. Ring pitched well except for two innings and Demaree batted for Demaree in the ninth.
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Roush
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Ring
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Griffith
Young
Doyle
Zimmerman
Wilhoit
Holke
Blackburne
Burns
Fletcher
Sicking
Pleys
Debares
Indians Dominate New York 7-1 in Cleveland Victory
Cleveland handily defeated New York 7-1 as Bagby held the visitors to five hits while Cleveland amassed hits off Russell and Keating. The Indians used a successful squeeze play twice in the fourth inning and took control early, with Hyatt scoring on Baker’s single in the ninth for New York’s lone run.
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Bagby
New York
Russell
Keating
Hyatt
Baker
el On
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Roth
Wambsganss
Wood
Chapman
Pipp
Caldwell
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O’neil
Ussell
Pratt
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Evans
Miller
O'Neil
Hannah
Newark Defeats Jersey City in First Game
Newark wins 5 to 2 over Jersey City in the first game with a late scoring burst. Buffalo tops Teat 16 to 8, while Baltimore beats Binghamton 10 to ?
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Jersey City
Newark-Jersey
Ion Buffalo
Atin
Baltimore
Binghamton
Cobb's .380 Batting Mark Dominates Last Week's Hitting
Cobb leads major leaguers with a .380 average as hitters cluster around the pace. Acosta Southworth and Fisher show strong marks, while Groh Smith Daubert contend for NL lead. Vaughn wins 17 and eyes a 84 game total. Perritt, Jones, Mayer highlight pitching. Batting and fielding averages follow.
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Acosta
Athletics
Washington
Connie Mack
Southworth
Pittsburg
Fisher
Cardinals
Vaughn
Cubs
Alexander
Joe Wood
Wood
Perritt
Giants
Jones
Red Sox
Mayer
Pirates
Phillies
Bezdek
Indianapolis and Louisville Sweep Doubleheaders in Baseball
Readable scoreline shows Indianapolis 7 Columbus 6 in game one and 6 Columbus in game two, plus Louisville 11 Toledo 1 in game one and 8 sal 0 in game two. Kansas City senior asfete noes appears as stray text while Minneapolis 8 St. Paul is listed without context.
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Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
Asfete
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Dempsey to Make New York Debut at Madison Square Garden
Arthur Duffey notes Jack Dempsey will face Billy Miske in his New York debut at Madison Square Garden. The piece catalogs other athletes and wartime shifts, including Babe Ruth and Joe Wood moving to first base and Tom Sharkey becoming a YMCA director.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Billy Miske
Dempsey
Fred Fulton
Rob Russell
Barrows
Mitt
Jake Daubert
Rowlands
Babe Ruth
Joe Wood
Cleveland
Ed Kenetchy
George Sisler
Debate on baseball rules and player records
The article discusses disputes over baseball scoring including a controversial home run for Babe Ruth and a call to change the rules. It mentions D L Gandil, his knee injury, and his career with Washington Cleveland and Chicago. It questions whether Ruth should be credited with a home run or a three-base hit under current rules.
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Chie Gandil
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Golf tourists to start this week in New York
Metropolis golf fans await a noted quartet including Miss Alexa Stirling Miss Blaine Rosenthal Perry Adair and Bobby Jones in action at Montclair Golf Club on Wednesday July 14. The tour continues at Wykagyl Shenecockeys Providence and other clubs through August with stops in New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut and New Jersey.
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Blaine Rosenthal
Perry Adair
Bobby Jones
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Brae- Burn Country Club
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Shawnee Country Club
Red Sox face Browns as pennant race heats up at Fenway
Red Sox sprint to keep first place after series against Indians and White Sox as St. Louis Browns visit Fenway for a double header. Barrow’s men rely on Ruth and Shean to pace the offense while Cobb and the Tigers loom in a week of pivotal matchups.
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Detroit Rout Washington 7 to 0 in Big League clash
Detroit defeats Washington 7 to 0 with strong hitting and solid pitching. Veach Schulte Foster Coffey Heilman and Boland contribute runs and key hits. Ayers allows four runs in 4 1 3 innings. Shaw yields three runs in 8 2 3.
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