Taunton Narrowly Beats Pawtucket 3 to 2 in Rain Shortened Game
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on July 23 Taunton defeated Pawtucket 3 to 2 as rain shortened the doubleheader. Carney starred for Taunton with a strong start while Burdick pitched well for Pawtucket. Seven hits apiece, two early bunched hits gave Taunton the lead, and McSherry's one hand stab on Barry's line drive saved a homer in the ninth.
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New Whalers defeat Speeders in rain soaked game 5 0
In a steady drizzle at Woonsocket the New Whalers shut out the Speeders 5 to 0. Gleason pitched well and Fredette sparked the offense with standout plays. Davis, Somers and O’Brien contributed defensive and baserunning highlights as Neptonnesa’s Sullivan and teammates earned the win.
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Pittsburg Triumphs Over Indianapolis 5-3 In Eighth Inning Rally
Pittsburg erased a late deficit to beat Indianapolis 5 to 3. Dickson, Knetzer, Roberts, Ley and Dexter contributed to the offense as the rally unfolded in the eighth inning.
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Lewiston Defeats Lynn 8 to 2 In New England League
Lewiston wins 8 to 2 over Lynn as Dowd pitches steadily. Crowd unrest after Lewiston manager McGovern is ejected for disputing a call. Third baseman Court ney of Lynn held at police headquarters before release. Key plays include Phoenix’s two-bagger and Moulton miscue on Murphy’s throw, scoring the decisive run in the fourth.
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Brooklyn Federals Defeated by Thunderstorm in Seventh
Chicago led 5 to 1 when a heavy storm halted play after seven innings. Zwilling homered with Tucker aboard in the first, Cooper lined a triple and Shaw singled for Brooklyn’s run in the first. Final lines show Chicago ahead 5 runs to 1 with scattered hits as the game ended. Batteries: Hendrix and Wilson for Chicago, Houck, Marion and Land for Brooklyn.
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Baltimore Triumphs 5 4 On Error Fueled Rally
Baltimore won todays game 5 to 4 as St Louis made an error in the fourth inning allowing Baltimore to score two runs. The line shows Baltimore 00022001 and St Louis 100001020 with Suggs and Jacklitsch behind the plate and Groom and Chapman in the field.
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College and Federal City Matchups Across Regions
National fixtures include Philadelphia at Pittsburg and Indianapolis at Pittsburg. New England tests feature Haverhill at Lewiston Lynn at Portland Lawrence at Worcester Fitchburg at Lowell. Colonial pairings have Woonsocket at Taunton Fall River at New Bedford Brockton at Pawtucket.
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Scores From Regional Matches Reported
Minneapolis beat Columbus 6 to 2 and Milwaukee defeated Indianapolis 12 to 1. St Paul won 5 to 1 against Cleveland. Kansas City edged Louisville 7 to 0.
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Red Sox West Invasion Summary At Home Record
The article reviews two weeks of East versus West baseball with Boston briefly rising to second place after a rough start. It notes the Red Sox went nine and five, the Mackmen ten and three, and the Highlanders eleven and five against invading Western teams. Boston also recovered after a slump, improving after the White Sox left the region.
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New England athletic groups bid for championships
Local clubs including Irish-American A A U, Norwood Press, and Rockingham fair management compete to host the New England championships. Ellery Clark enters five events, while John Lawler, Yank Robbins, Leon Didier, and others vie for titles and coaching roles loom for regional schools. The Dwight F. Davis trophy defense team includes McLoughlin Bundy Williams and Behr, touted as formidable by top players.
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Unsanctioned games and rain checks in amateur athletics
A discussion on what constitutes amateur versus professional status in loosely organized games. Details cover sanctions, prize money, and who would win when specific pitchers start. Also notes on rain checks, a 12 mile Fitchburg Fair marathon, and queries about records, venues, and baseball statistics including Harvard Yale and Boston St Louis game counts.
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Washington Americans Sign Martinsburg Outfielder Blair
John L Blair an outfielder from Martinsburg West Virginia in the Tri City league has signed with Manager Griffith and joined the Washington Americans.
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Letter in this office for William Teehan North Dighton
Note from North Dighton records an incoming letter addressed to William Teehan in this office. The fragment mentions a runn¢ and implies mail handling or pending correspondence for Teehan. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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