Red Sox Win 7-3 as Browns Falter in Series Opener
Boston builds a 3-0 lead behind Loudermilk’s control and early hits, but Foster and Mays keep St Louis close. Smoky Joe Wood finishes with a steady last inning as Boston holds on for a 7-3 win and extends the Red Sox winning streak. Speaker, Wagner, and Hoblitzell pace the lineup with key hits while Loudermilk, Koob, and James struggle with control.
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Brown to Box Johnny Mello Again in Return Bout
Belgian boxer Brown complains after Gloucester match with Johnny Mello of Fall River. He alleges referee Jimmy Brown favored Mello and seeks a rematch on a winner take all basis with Phil Powers or Al Delmont as a third man.
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Gaffney Files Assault Charges Against Umpire
Boston Braves president James E. Gaffney protests yesterday's game after umpire Quigley struck Captain Evers. Gaffney sends charges of assault and battery and incompetence to National League president Tener by wire.
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Evers Accused of No Foot Step in Dust Toss Row
Gaffney and others defend Evers noting no feet were stepped on by Evers as Quigley ruled a strike. The club president condemns the umpire for lack of dignity and cites rowdyism seen by thousands. Quigley is deemed incompetent, calls grow for league leadership action.
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Brooklyn and St. Louis Split Doubleheader in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn, Brooklyn beat St. Louis 1 to 0 in the opener on an eighth inning run after a pitchers battle between Smith and Sallee. St. Louis won the nightcap 11 to 1 as they pounded Brooklyn pitching, while Perdue held the Nets to one run and Long made an error saving a shutout.
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Shriners Invited to Red Sox Game at Fenway Park
President Joseph Lannin of the Boston American Baseball Club invites local Shriners to attend the Detroit Red Sox game at Fenway Park on Monday, August 2. The notice lists the invitation received here and names Fenway as the venue for the event.
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Gross Barbarity Slaughtering High Grade Clothing
A syndicate bought and is selling out the largest clothing concern at the South End. This week’s special offers pencil stripes silk mixtures and oyster gray worsted suits venetian lined and priced at $5.00 from the $10.00 value. 975 Washington St near Castle St open evenings.
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Evans Furnishes Thrills in Golf
In the Massachusetts amateur golf championship at Woodland Golf Club Evans produced excitement as favorites fell in the opening round and matches extended to extra holes. Spectators watched several low scores and entertaining incidents unfold across a day of match play.
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Woodland Golf Club
Quakers and Reds Split As Ouimet Excels In Varying Form
In a Boston area golf report Francis Ouimet kept his name in contention with a steady if unspectacular win while Brice Evans of Belmont outslugged R M Purves over 21 holes. Numerous matches featured tight finishes including Brown and Chick and Gorton’s 7 5 win.
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Chicago Motor Speedway Sanctioned Race In Chicago
Illinois AAA contest board sanctions a 100 mile race at Chicago on August 7 featuring Dario Resta Ralph de Palma and Barney Oldfield for a $2500 purse following the Chicago derby win and the 1915 Indianapolis 500 milestone.
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Chicago Twins Down Yankees in Doubleheader
Chicago won both ends of a July 22 doubleheader against New York by 8 to 1 and 4 to 1. Key moments included Fournier’s triple and J Collins’ sacrifice fly in the first game, plus Felsch’s fifth inning catch and solid Chicago defense in the second.
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Brooklyn Nine Softens St Louis In Federal League Showdown
Brooklyn defeated St Louis 4 to 0 behind Frank Smith’s four hit shutout. Watson started for St Louis but Davenport limited the visitors to four hits and struck out ten. The game featured scattered St Louis hits and a four run Brooklyn output.
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Pittsburg Defeats Newark 3-2 With Sixth Inning Home Run
Pittsburg beat Newark 3-2 in Pittsburgh as Kelly hit a decisive sixth inning homer after Newark tied the game in the previous frame. Batteries Allen and Berry faced Reulbach and Rariden.
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Buffalo 5 Kansas City 1 in July baseball clash
Buffalo defeated Kansas City 5 to 1 as Anderson pitched solidly for Buffalo and Kansas City made costly fielding errors. Buffalo scored two runs in the second, one in the fifth, and two in the seventh while Kansas City managed a single run in the third and a last rally in the ninth.
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Chicago Defeats Baltimore 4 1 as Knabe Is Ejected
Chicago beat Baltimore 4 to 1 on July 22. Brown limited the Orioles to three hits while Chicago's timely batting produced the runs. Manager Knabe was ejected for arguing a call with Umpire John Mullin, officiating his first Federal league contest.
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Riots, Belted Fights and Track Bets Highlight Week
The article surveys a rough sports scene with Bresnahan and teammates offering alibis for a Cub defeat, umpire Quigley clashing with Johnny Evers, and Heinie Zimmerman voicing ire. It notes Norman Taber’s mile debut, Booth Hall Plate sprint prep in Medford, and boxing chatter about Gil Gallant, Charley White, Freddy Welsh, and Ted Lewis, plus local athletic events and Ayre parish games.
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Milburn Saylor Loses to Jack Britton in Six-Round Club Fight
Records show Saylor lost to Britton by foul in six rounds at the Will you print if this is so local club on Sept 17, 1912. The question on a separate play notes a ball batted to short and a runner crossing the bag while the ball is in the air. The ruling: the runner is safe as the ball is in the air. Bruno Haas is identified as a left handed pitcher.
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