Baseball Matchups by League and City
American League games include Boston at Chicago New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at St. Louis. National League features Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburg at New York St Louis at Philadelphia. Eastern League matchups list Springfield at New London Lawrence at New Haven Portland at Hartford Bridgeport at Worcester.
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Boston
Chicago
EKLYN
York
Pittsburg
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Washington
Esacreseees
New Haven
Portland Ee
Portland
NEW London
Worcester
Lawrence
Hartford Ee
Hartford
Bridgeport
Springfield
P.C. New York
Saben Eerere
Philadelphia See
St Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
P.C. Chicago Ee
Cleveland Ae
New York
Eeeevccess
Detroit Wee Tenes
Philadelphia
Washington Seer
Ameri- Boston
P.C. New Haven
Stat
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Portland Semeeeaerereree
American League
Detroit
National League
Gossip for Motorists
J H MacAlman entertained his organization at Winchest er estate yesterday afternoon. Barney Oldfield and Ralph De Palma race in Providence today are to draw Bay State motorists. Country Club week honors the Overland model with elaborate preparations for next week. Haynes prices unlikely to rise soon but indicators point to increases on both Haynes models. W J Drumpelman of Chalmers honored at New England outing in Pemberton with gilt edged entertainment.
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Barney Oldfield
Ralph de Palma
Providence
Bay State
J. L. McKone
Connell & McKone Company
W. L. Russell
W. J. Drumpelman
Chalmers Motor Company
Chalmers Motor Company of
New England
Pemberton
Frank Allen
Chalmers
Big Ed Walsh to wear Braves uniform stirs baseball chatter
Detroit notes report Ed Walsh may join the Braves with George Stallings endorsing a comeback. The column also covers Billy Hayes challenging sprint titles, Trimes favored in Caledonian Grove soccer, Art Smith joining the aviation corps, and police recruitment of Bill McKinnon. Detroit Tigers lose 3 1 to Highlanders. Cobb’s two-base hit not enough.
Ambiguous Athlete Suspension Talk Ties to Unscheduled Games
The note questions whether an amateur athlete in unsanctioned games faces suspension and states no sanction has been announced for the games. It directs readers to J. Frank Facey at Cambridge and mentions baseball figures such as Lannin, Doyle, and trades involving Boston and Chicago teams.
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J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Shriners Day at Fenway Park Aug 6
The third annual Shriners Day at Fenway Park will be held Monday August 6 with Aleppo Temple greeting its fellow member Tris Speaker of the Cleveland club. Speaker is the only ball tosser who is a Shriner. A change in local leadership brings a Shriner into line as Frazee, president of the Red Sox, wears the fez.
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Fenway Park
Aleppo
Stephenson and Wright Eliminated In Open Amateur Round
Close matches open a three day amateur golf tourney at Winchester with early match play. F J Wright Jr the junior champion and B K Stephenson of the home club were eliminated after setting a course record in qualifying.
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Winchester
D. C
F. J. Wright, Jr
B. K. Stephenson
Big Ed Walsh Signs With Braves Comeback Try
Former Chicago White Sox stalwart pitcher Big Ed Walsh signs with the Boston Braves and will report to the club Monday. Once renowned as baseballs top spitball artist, Walsh faded four years ago and was released unconditionally last season.
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Big Ed Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Braves
Walsh
White Sox
One Club Match Set for Arlmont Golf Club
The Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights plans its annual one club match this afternoon, touted as the toughest tournament of the season. The event features members testing skill with a single club across the club links.
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Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
Golf at Lexington Club Sees More Second Round Matches
The Lexington Golf Club hosts a playoff in the executive committee trophy tournament with several more second-round matches expected this afternoon.
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Lexington Golf Club
Executive Committee
Phillies Fall Short as Cleveland Wins 4-2 in Nine
In Philadelphia, Cleveland edges the Phillies 4-2 with 9 innings of pitching. Strunk and Schang lead the Phillies with hits, while Dugan and Grover contribute double plays that halt Cleveland threats.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
A. Jamieson
Wam
Chapman
Strnnk
Speaker
Bodie
Roth
Bates
Gilsto
Mellinnis
Grany
Schang
Evans
Dugan
Billings
Groves
Bagby
Myers
Lambeth
Oe Coumbe
Harris
Turner
E Smith
Braves Triumph Over Cubs In Six Inning Rally
Jim Vaughn held the Braves to four hits through four innings as Chicago led 0 0, but Boston roared back in the fifth with Nick Carter on the mound. Ray Powell sparked a late attack with a homer and pushes for runs, while Carter and Prendergast tamed the Cubs as Boston pulled away with key hits and scoring.
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Jim Vaughn
Braves
Cub
Pases
Nick Carter
Boston
Ray Powell
Walter
Powell
Vaughn
Rehg
Wortman
Kelly
Shoney
Rehy
Tragesser
Nehf
Carter
Braves Blank Cubs 5-0 Behind Nehl Strong Pitching
Art Nehl limited Chicago to three hits as the Braves won 5 to 0. The Cubs were dull and spiritless in a game where Nehl’s left arm powered a decisive shutout yesterday.
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Art Nehf
Chicago Cubs
Art Nehl
Cubs
Chicago
Braves
Sprint Races at Revere Track Tonight
New England professional sprint matches set for Revere cycle track tonight. A 30 mile team race pits Wiley and Collins against Carman and Corry in the event.
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New England
Revere
Wiley
Collins
Carman
Corry
Boston Defeats Opponents With Power Hitters
Powell homered and Kelly and Rehg hit three bases as Boston powers past opponents. Vaughn allowed five hits in four innings, Nehf four strikeouts, Nehf hit by pitch, two walks issued by Nehf and Vaughn. Attendance was about two thousand with Klemn umpiring.
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Nehf
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Evers
Bancroft
Smyth
Wortman
Wilson
Meadows
Vaughn
Gonzales
Carter
vElliott
St. Ous
Pren'gast
P cZeider
Ruus—Evers
Whitted
Luderus
Smith
Hornsby
Cruise
Error
Stock
Cravath
Killifer
Toulette
Baird
J. Smith
Miller
Dparriette
Alexander
O'Day
Harrison
Williams
Walter
Boston
Powell
Kelly
Tragesser
Ferrers
Maranville
Kenetchy
Flack
Rehg
Prendergast
Neh
Brooklyn Victorious Behind Strong Pitching in Cincinnati
Brooklyn fans saw a 2 to 4 win at Cincinnati with Marquard pitching seven innings. Groh Kopf Chase Griffith Daubert Myers drove in runs while Kopf Cutshaw Mowrey Meyers made errors. Myers notched a two-base hit and Griffith a three-base hit. Thorpe and Cutshaw had two sacrifice hits. Cutshaw stole a base and a double play helped Brooklyn. Ragan and Marquard each fanned one. wild pitch by Marquard. Umpires Byron and Quigley.
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Bagby
Lambeth
Coombe
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Strunk
Schang
Groves
Graney
Evans
Bates
Dugan
Myers
Bodie
Roth
Lambert
Connolly
Moriarity
ST. Louis
Washington
Menosky
Lavan
Ainsmith
Daw'nport
Gallia
BOS Oe
Shotton
Austin On
Sloan
Magee
Foster
Milan
Edge
Jacobson
Austin
Judge
Davenport
Evans and
Hildebrand
Marquard
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Groh
Kopf
Chase
Griffith
Daubert
Cutshaw
Mowrey
Meyers
Thorpe
Oftagan
Coombs
Ragan
Byron and
Quigley
Oson
Per Rousch
Dt Myers
Stengel
Wheat
M'K'hnie
Clarke
Whith Pon
RED Sox
B. Pigalts Leibold
Walsh
Weaver
Barry
B.chvns
Hob'zell
Jackson
Ae Gardner
Felsch
Hooper
Gandil
Lewis
Scott
Schalk
Thomas
Cicotte
Pennock
Jones
White Sox
E. Collins
Risberg
Gardner
White Sox Defeat Champions 5-2 in Chicago
In Chicago on July 20, the White Sox defeated the Boston Red Sox 5 to 2 as two costly Boston infield errors and a loss of control by Foster helped Chicago score. Dominate hits by Chicago and a late wild pitch sealed the win for Eddie Cicotte's team.
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Chicago
Boston
Foster
White Sox
Eddie Cicotte
Red Sox
Bill Dineen
Dineen
Risberg
Gardner
Hoblitzell
Pennock
Sam Jones
Scott
Lewis
Buck Weaver
Joe Jackson
Trimo Soccer Team Favored for Sutcliffe Cup Title
The last Trimo players, favorites for the F. Lucas Sutcliffe trophy, compete for the Boston district soccer championship at Caledonian Grove this afternoon. With nearly the same squad as last season when they won the cup, Trimos are expected to win again.
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Trimo
F. Lucas Sutcliffe
St. George
Caledonian Grove
Trimos
New York Beats Pittsburg Four to None in Baseball
New York 4 Pittsburg 0. Zimmerman Robertson Fletcher Holke credited with runs. Error by King. Three base hit by Robertson. Fischer sacrifice hit. Double play Fletcher Kilduff Holke. Walks Carlson two, Benton three strikeouts. Umpires Rigler and Emslie.
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Detroit
A. Bush
Vitt
Cobb
Veach
Heilman
Harper
F’gstead
Young
Stanage
C'o’leskie
Cun’ham
Burns
New York
Baker
Nunamaker
Coveleskie
Miller
Mogridge
Zimmerman
Robertson
Fletcher
Holke
Fischer
Kilduff
Carlson
Benton
Pittsburg
A. Burns
Bigbee
e@Schmidt
Kauff
Pitler
Zim’ Rman
King
Ss Carey
Rob’ Tson
Gibson
Debus
W.fischer
Jacobs
Bs Wagner
Blight Alert as June Bugs Threaten Massachusetts Potatoes
Bugologists warn June bugs and May beetles are attacking Massachusetts gardens with potato crops in danger in boggy or moist areas. Spraying with arsenate of lead mixed into standard blight sprays is urged. a special spray is advised for lice on late beans. Officials offer guidance at State House room 166 or town meetings.
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Massachusetts
State Public Safety Food Committee
State House
Beetle control tips and crop blight warnings issued
The article outlines practical beetle control methods including hanging a lantern over kerosene and hand harvesting, plus warnings from Amherst Agricultural College and Eastern Massachusetts station experts on army worms corn borers and plant diseases. It cites F A McLaughlin and Charles W Curtin urging immediate spraying for early potato blight and anticipates late blight.
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W. S. Regan
Amherst Agricultural College
F. A. McLaughlin
Charles W. Curtin
Massachusetts
Robinson Knocks Victor Dahl Out in Cambridge Bout
George Robinson of Cambridge upset Victor Dahl of Lynn by forcing the Dane’s seconds to throw in the sponge in the sixth round at the Commercial A C. The card also featured a 10 round decision for Tommy Shea over Joe Stanton and a draw between Johnny Buckley and Louis Leonard. Billy Hughes defeated Shadow Connolly in three rounds.
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George Robinson
Cambridge
Victor Dahl
Lynn
A. C
Dahl
Robinson
Tommy Shea
New Haven
Joe Stanton
Johnny Buckley
South Boston
Billy Murphy
New York
Louis Leonard
Billy Hughes
East Boston
Connolly
Night of trench war for Harvard troops
The Harvard Reserve Officers' Training Corps held its second trench war night with 1400 cadets in four hours of mimic combat at Waverley and Fresh Pond. Colonel Paul Azan and French officers led the exercise, viewed by Captains Winfield Overton and James A. Shannon, corps commandants.
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Harvard Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Waverley
Fresh Pond
Paul Azan
Winfield 8. Overton
James A. Shannon
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