Braves Cup Thriller Ends 4 3 In Wild Boston-Outing
The Braves beat the Cubs 4 to 3 at Fenway as Evers and Quigley exchange blows after a disputed strike. Birds of chaos surrounded the plate with double steals and misplays amid about 5000 fans watching a furious, erratic showcase.
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Cubs
Quigley
John
Donjon
Henry Zimmerman
Heinie
Henry
Bob Esmlie
Boston
Zim
Amos Quigley
Bresnahan
Gowdy
James
Roger B
Stallings
Dick Rudolph
Bostoin
Pat Ragan
Tom Hughes
Filbert Pierce
Rudy
Pierce
Braves
Rudolph
Good
Schulte
Zimmerman
Fisher
Moran
Phelan
Egan
Magee
Maranville
Evers Admits He Called Umps Cur
Captain John Evers of the Braves acknowledges calling umpire Quigley a cur after an onfield incident in which Quigley punched him following a dispute over feet stepped on with spikes. Evers denies using harsher words yet questions Quigley’s alibi. Quigley filed a report to President Tenet after discussing the matter with partner Emslie.
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Umps Quigley
John Evers
Braves
Amos Quigley
J. Evers
Captain John
Cubs
Filbert Pierce
Quigley
Evers
Boston
Tenet
Bob Emslie
Bagby Sold to Cleveland By New Orleans Club
James Bagby of the New Orleans Southern Association team has been sold to the Cleveland American League club. Bagby will report to Cleveland when the Southern league season ends.
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New Orleans
James Bagby
Heinmann
Bagby
Cleveland
Baseball scheduling across leagues and cities
The notice lists upcoming matchups across multiple leagues including the American League with Boston at St. Louis and New York at Chicago, the National League with Chicago at Boston and St. Louis at Brooklyn, and smaller circuits showing numerous two game series and cross city trips in the Federal New England Colonial leagues. It outlines games by city pairings for dates not specified, highlighting rich regional baseball activity.
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Pittsburg
Buffalo
Kansas City
Manchester
Lowell
Fitchburg
Portland
Worcester
Lewiston
Lawrence
Lynn
Brockton
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Baseball scorecard entries from Birmingham and rivals
A list of game scores showing Birmingham 4 Little Rock 3, Nashville 3 Atlanta 2, Mobile 5 Chattanooga 1, New Orleans 10 Memphis 2. The brief tally presents multiple city pair results in a compact standings snippet.
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Birmingham
Little Rock
Nashville
Atlanta
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
Minneaplis Beats Milwaukee 6 to 5 in Open Night Win
The Minneapolis team defeated Milwaukee 6 to 5 in a single noted game with no other contests on the schedule.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Buffalo Blanks Rochester 3 2 in IL Action
In an International League game Buffalo defeated Rochester 3 to 2 while Providence crushed Harrisburg 9 to 2 showing strong scoring in the early season. Buffalos offense pushed ahead with a late rally as Rochester managed a pair of runs.
Old Pop Has His Big Day at North Randall Track
July 22 at North Randall featured veteran driver Pop Geers guiding his trotters to wins in the Tavern Stake with The Guide and in the 2:17 trot with St Frisco. Ben White piloted Lettie Lee to heat one clocking 2:063-4, a race record, while Strafford faltered after a second heat win. Other results include Time records and multiple heats for 2:20 pace and 2:18 trot events among listed horses and drivers.
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Cleveland
Pop” Geers
North Randall Track
Pop
Geers
Ben White
Lettie Lee
St. Frisco
Strafford
Pat Carmody
Br. H
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Todd Temple
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Roy Miller
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Mary Warren
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Calien
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Stokes
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Montferrin
Cmott
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Murphy
Dick Watts
Rodney
Brooklyn Hall
Snedeker
June Red
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Dolly Dixon
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Portland Beats Lawrence 8-2 in New England League
Portland takes a slim early lead and defeats Lawrence 8 to 2 as Watkins pitches deep into the eighth inning before the visitors rally. Mayberry closes the eighth after a tense stretch, with key hits from Clemens Farrell and O Connell fueling the Portland win.
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Lawrence
Watkins
Mayberry
Clemens
O'Conn
Conley
Clancy
Mahoney
Dowell
Pearson
Sweatt
Reed
Williams
Ostergr
Lonergan
Th’mpson
Hayden
Plaherty
Sheers
Poturea Vans Ile Ae
Farrell
Flaherty
Shears
O'Connell
Ostergrep
Sweats
Bransfield
Lewiston Tops Manchester 1–0 In Shortest Game Of Season
Lewiston defeats Manchester 1 to 0 in a brisk game. Smith outpitched Tuero but a low throw to second by Smith allowed McCarthy to score the only run. Fish injured and retired. McCarthy drove in the run with a second inning single. McGheehan OConnor and Maloney contributed hits.
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Lewiston
McCarthy
McGheehan
O'Connor
Briggs
Prysock
Maloney
Foster
Smith
Snell
Tuero
Horsey
Lowell and Lynn Split Doubleheader With Ejections
Lowell takes game one 4 to 8 and loses game two 7 to 6 as Lynn outhits them in both contests. Umpire Aubrey benches Lynch of Lynn for excessive talking and Lynch clashes with Fahey of Lowell leading to players grappling and Lynch being ordered off the grounds.
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Lynn
Aubrey
Lynch
Fahey
Lowell Lynn
Porter
Rf Swayne
Gleason
Greenh’e
Haight
Barrows
Tierney
Abearn
Orcutt
Estes
Ee Halstein
Ordway
Bonecock
Houser
Williams
Swayne
Greenhalge
Estes Porter
Gl'son
Holmes
Greenh
Ahearn
Orentt
Hals'n
Bowcock
Dedrick
Zeiser
Martin
Lohman
If McCabe
Deer Ad
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Eee
Eee Ween
Swayme Fahey Barrows
Estes Zeiser
Gleason Holmes
Tierney Orcutt
Halstein
Dee
Porter Orcutt
Tahman
McCabe
Jmpire
Aubrey Time
Belgian cyclist Linart vows revenge after first loss
Victor Linart the Belgian rider fumes after his first defeat at the Revere Cycle Track and accuses American riders of teaming to beat him. He vows to defeat George Wiley in the 40 mile motor paced race tomorrow night alongside Georges Seres and Percy Lawrence as rivals.
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Revere
Victor Linart
Linart
George Wiley
Head Oval
Georges Seres
Percy Lawrence
San Francisco
Wiley
21-Footer Leads Fleet Into Port
In Bucks Harbor Maine on July 22, about 35 yachts from the Boston and Portland yacht clubs anchored in the harbor. Many arrived by rail from Rockland and did not race today, with power boats led by Rear Commodore C Neal Burnell first to reach the harbor.
Weasel Wins Fox Island Cruise in Fast One Mile Run
David E. Burr’s 21-foot Weasel led the fleet from Fox Island entrance finishing first in class A after a swift mile dash to port. Hollis Burgess’ 22-foot Tyre followed in class B with 28 seconds behind, while Saracen topped class C with a 2:21 coast run over 15 miles.
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Fox Island
Condon
Tyro
Saracen
Commodore Chesterton
Rockland
Babbidge’s Island
East Penobscot Bay
Eagle Island
Maine
Pawtucket Beats New Bedford 2-1 In Pitchers Battle
Pawtucket defeated New Bedford 2 to 1 as Devinney pitched well for Pawtucket and Adams held to a narrow win for New Bedford. Key hits came from Boucher Aldred and Gilmore with Linder and Phillips stealing bases. Time 2h with 9 combined runs.
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Pawtucket
Adan
Devinney
A. Carr
Jiggs
Connell
Linder
Gedit
Perdokeib
Gilmore
Duketters
Boucher
Phoenix
Gilly
Hickman
Bromley
Aldrechf
Houck
Phillips
Barry
Divinney
Adams
Otale
Lied
Aldred
Carr
Gillooly
lLinder
Buckiey
Brockton Defeats New Haven 6 to 1 in Key Opener
Brockton capitalized at crucial moments while Warwick limited New Haven to four hits. Doherty and Mannosky led Brockton with safe hits and pitchers Warwick and Herring exchanged strong innings. Final score Brockton 6 New Haven 1.
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Herring
Warwick
New Haven
Frasier
Coles
Hogan
Soper
Frederick
Somers
Murphy
Powers
Senno
Weeden
Jace Mennsky
Cole
Jacobbson
Frassr
Ick
Br Warwick
Fipnell
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