Tigers in Last Tilt at Fenway
The Red Sox and Tigers postponed their game due to a steady shower, with rain delaying play noon. Injuries loom for Detroit as Cobb, Bush, Ellison, and McNally miss time. Heisman and Hale cover infield and outfield roles. Boston, short on pitching, eyes a double header vs Cleveland while Hooper Hendryx Witt and Waitt Hoyt shore up rotation and lineup.
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Red Sox
Tigers
Ball Park
Jungaleers
Hughie Jennings
Cobb
Jennings
Donie Bush
Donie
Bharley
Ee Yah
Ellison
McNally
Heisman
R. Jones
Bush
Hale
Joe Bush
Pennock
Jones
Harper
Fortune
Indians
Cleveland
Harry Hooper
Tim Hendryx
Oscar Witt
Waitt Hoyt
Hughie
Detroit
Doe Ayers
Ehmke
Leonard
Davis
Boland
New England boxing clubs urged to unite for tours
The writer calls for a New England boxing association to organize tours and improve the sport, noting clubs mostly refuse to cooperate. He invites promoters to discuss forming a union as many promoters face debits and promotions falter. George Carter reports Danny Kramer, Boston featherweight, now managed by him after a West tour success.
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New England
New England Association of Boxing Clubs
George Carter
Pat Reed
Nate Siegel
Danny Kramer
Boston
Kramer
Navy Athletes Arrive for Saturday Trials at Lenox
Johnny Clausen trains Navy runners and field athletes for the upcoming trials. Lieutenant-Commander Carey leads the squad with Frank Shea, Liversidge, Williams and others favored to shine. Crews sail July 25 for Antwerp, while Landers and Haymond face Olympic scrutiny amid prep trials and showers aid.
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Johnny Clausen
Navy
Johnny
Carey
Frank Shea
Lieutenant Liversidge
Williams
Curtis
Naval Academy
Ensign Prout
Walter Downey
B. C
Hall
Gloucester High
Mullen
Paine
Jack Jillian
Lieutenant Brown
Liversidge
University of California
Antwerp
Phillies Rally in Ninth Edge Reds 7 5
Philadelphia overthrow Cincinnati in a nine inning finish scoring five in the ninth. Hubbel earns win over Ring as the Phillies improve to seven to five with late rally.
Dodgers Edge Cubs in 10th for Series Win
Brooklyn beat Chicago 4 to 3 in 10 innings to close the series. The Cubs tied the score in the ninth before Brooklyn’s rally in the 10th toppled Marquard as Smith held Chicago. Two-base hits by Merkle Johnston Wheat Killifer.
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Dodgers
CUBS
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pailey
Maralard
Smith
Robertson
Vaughn
Bailey
Merkley
Johnston
Wheat
Killifer
Myers
Hercog
Griffith
Twomby
Kilduff
Olson
Konetchy
Pases
Teils
Hite
Marquard
Ong
Malic
Prvoklan
Twombly
Terry
Merkle
Rtson
Daly Annes Ee Herzog
Sete Paskert
Teal
Friberg
Vanehn
Elendryx Pailev
Lowery in Semi Finals at Winchester Open
Close matches dominated the second day's play in the Winchester Open with E. Lowery set to face the writer in the semi final and B. K. Stephenson meeting H. B. Wood in another tight encounter.
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Winchester
E. Lowery
B. K. Stephenson
H. B. Wood
Winchester club matches spark open golf tourney
Eddie Lowery edges Stephenson as Wood and Robinson thrill at Winchester. Robins on 18th nearly wins until a tree and a bad tee shot decide the hole. Day features many morning and afternoon matches across divisions with Barta and Stephenson among favorites.
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Eddie Lowery
Stephenson
Winchester
Wood
White Mountains
Harry Vardon
New Jersey
New York
Lowery
Jn Hig Eon Hy
H. E. Robinson
Robinson
B. K. Stephenson
Wallace Page
L. W. Barta
Poets and Poetry in a Punchline Perspective
A satirical reminiscence on poets and poetry linking sports figures and Broadway vibes. It contrasts born poets with commercial writing, mocks modern poetry and magazine usage, and riffs on literary history from Shakespeare to Homer with a sports backdrop.
Amateur Golf Matches in Fifth Division Overview
Partri¢ defeated Dewart 5 and 4 while Cox beat Wharf 5 and 4. Duke defeated Ellins 3 and 2. J Riordan beat C J Decker 1 up. Abbott beat J J Lowe 1 up. Tuttle beat Wood by default. McKeon Jr beat Dunbar 3 and H Porter beat Folin 3 and 2. Duclos beat Boyd 2: merare 4. Hanlon lost 7 and 6. Hall beat Smith by default 1 up. Abbott defeated Riordan 4 and 0. Tuttle defeated McKeon Jr 5 and 0. Porter defeated Duclos 5 and 0. Hall defeated Smith 2 and 1.
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A. M
W. Elims
H. Boyer
Les. S. Osgood
H. F. Austin
H. Partridge
M. F. Brown
Rt. Dewart
W. ©. Connolly
P. Wharf
W. C. Sparco
I. W. Gox
B. Duncan
Ellins
W. Cuimet
J. Riordan
C. J. Decker
Abbott
J. J. Lowe
J. F. Tuttle
J. R. Wood
Ce McKeon, Jr
Dunbar
H. W. Porter
Folin
H. FB. Duclos
R. Boyd
Defeault
Merare
Ne Hanlon
G. D. Hall
Smith
Bobby Jones Reaches Semi Finals in Western Amateur
Bobby Jones of Atlanta advances to the semi finals by defeating Clarence Hubby Jr of Dallas 12 and 11. Chick Evans beats James Ward 6 and 4 to join Jones, while Memphis champion Henry Wentzler defeats Bert Wilber 6 to 6.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bobby” Jones
Atlanta
Western Golf Association
Clarence Hubby, Jr
Dallas
Tex
Chick’’ Evans
James Ward
Kansas City
Evans
Bobby”’ Jones
Henry Wentzler
Bert Wilber
Indianapolis
Phillies Sign Johnson From Worcester Eastern League
Philadelphia adds outfielder Johnson from Worcester's Eastern League club. The move announced today strengthens the Phillies lineup with a promising outfield prospect from the Worcester organization.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Americans Today
Johnson
Worcester
Athletics Pay $7500 For Player Frank Walker
The Philadelphia American League club paid $7500 in cash and a player for outfielder Frank Walker. Walker, a Virginia league star, batted over .400 in the first half of this season, marking the largest sum ever paid for a Virginia league player.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
Frank Walker
Walker
East Boston Legion title clash set at Wood Island Park
Next Saturday afternoon at Wood Island Park East Boston the Orient Heights Post and the Lawrence J. Flaherty Post will play game two of a five game series for the Noddle Island district championship. The Orient Heights Post won the first game in an extra inning. The series winner will receive an American Legion shield valued at 200 dollars.
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Wood Island Park
East
Boston
Orient Heights Post
American Legion
Lawrence J. Flaherty
Noddle Island
Norumbega Park Hosts All Day Employee Outing
Norumbega Park will host an all day outing for Walter Baker Company employees tomorrow. About 600 attendees are expected. they will depart in special cars at 9 30 tomorrow morning. Joe White leads the arrangements.
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Norumbega Park
Walter Baker Company
Joe White
Cup Golf Play at Concord Country Club
Match play in the president's cup at Concord Country Club progresses with the first round nearly finished. It will likely be completed Saturday, allowing the second round to start next week. Another members’ journey is planned for Saturday afternoon at the club.
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Concord
Nine Acre Corner
Indians Top A s In Six Rounds
Thunder showers halted the Cleveland at Philadelphia game with the Indians leading 6 to 1 in the seventh inning. Speaker and Chapman sparked Cleveland with bunched hits and two-base hits by Bagby Speaker Welch. Harris allowed eight hits before leaving with the loss as Keefe relieved. Umpires Connolly and Nallin officiated. Time semi delayed.
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aRan
Rawlings
dRan
Hubbell
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Speaker
Chapman
Harris
Cleve
Cotvergenass Seneu
Bagby
Welch
O'Neill
Wambsganss
Johnston
Thomas
Griffin
Dugan
Keefe
Connolly and
Nallin
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Tommy
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Cambridge
Sacred Heart Church
Harry Carlson
Clarence Finn
Newport
R. I
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al Cassidy
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Cassidy
Billy Carney
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al Belmont
Leon Daron
Joe Stecher
Renato Gardini
Revere
Gardini
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Stecher
Lewiston
K. O. Muggsy
Harry Miller
Jim McDonald
Miller
Mueggsy
F. E. McDonald
Lawrence
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Maine
George Robinson
McDonald
Nolan
Cuddy Arena
Mike
Colle
O’dowd
Tommy Robson
Malden
Arthur ’ Duffey
Sport Comment
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Annapolis
Sherman Landers
University of Pennsylvania
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Lawson Robertson
Creed Haymond
Haymond
Kirksey
Martin Delaney
Chicago A. A
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Fettle
Arlie Macks
Olympic Committee
Don Scott
Mississippi College
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Joie Ray
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Jose
Oxford
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BY Burt Hoxie
A. P. Wade
BE. Lowery
van Arsdale
M. Hoxie
E. F. Emerson
A. L. W. Barta
O. Brown
W. G. Page
A. M. Bond
G. G. Folin
H. RB. Wood
F. B. Elliott
Pr. M
Clough
Paton
Hodder
Hendrick
Stanwood
Skeetop
Kilthan
H. M. Biscoe
M. J. Johnson
Bane
R. W. Stanley
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Supreme Court
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Giants
Footlight
Whittier
Walt Mason
Virgil
Ovid
Shakespere
Shake
Homer
Casey
Lipton
Partri
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Cox
Wharf
Duke
Bobby Jones
Norumbega Sports
Speaker and Chapman
B. R
Jamieon
Eeerere Chapman
Ae & Spenser
Alker
Perkins
the Atlantic Refining Company
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