Braves Triumph 3 2 in 13 Innings Over Cubs
In a nerve racking 13 inning victory the Braves defeat the Chicago Cubs 3 to 2 with Rabbit Maranville scoring the winning run on a sac bunt and a batted ball error sequence. Dick Rudolph pitched five no hit innings and Nehf finished the 13th for Boston. Merkle, Williams, Doyle, Tragesser, and Maranville among the Cubs and Braves figures provided the scoring amid a tense late game.
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Reds Beat Dodgers and Take 20th Place
Cincinnati won 5 to 2 over Brooklyn to extend their winning streak to four games. Groh Kopf and Roush accounted for nine of the visitors 11 hits and all five runs as Toney allowed scattered hits, with a fourth inning rally sealing the win.
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Pirates Shut Out Giants 1 to 0 in Baseball Clash
New York July 23 Pittsburg edged the Nationals 1 to 0 as Cooper outpitched Schupp in a pitchers duel. W Wagner delivered the lone run with a two base hit in the eighth after Burns tripled leading off. Giants stranded two runners all game and Burns homered.
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Baseball schedule briefs from major leagues
National League games include Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia. Eastern League actions feature Hartford at Worcester, New London at Springfield, Bridgeport at Lawrence, and New Haven at Portland. No American League games scheduled.
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Oarsmen Plan Revival At National Convention
New York, July 23. The National Association of Amateur Oarsmen will hold its annual convention at the New York Athletic Club next Saturday night to discuss reviving amateur rowing. Officers will be elected and plans made to restore rowing at the earliest opportune time. The usual championship regatta at Lynn Mass was canceled due to the war, prompting the convention in New York.
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Boxing Fireworks at Shibe Park Draw Big Eastern Crowd
Benny Leonard and Johnny Kilbane will headline the boxing show at Shibe Park tomorrow night as a likely record Eastern bout crowd pays premium prices. Leonard remains the slight favorite for the decision. Also, Joe Higgins earns a start in the Walter Scott mile at the Scotch games August 4, testing his mettle against top rivals Willie Gordon and A D Colby. Ed Walsh returns to coaching with the Braves, and Ray Powell shines at bat on Kids Day as Uncle Sam drafting rules loom.
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Duffeys son ports and athletic notes from the week
Larry Doyle complained after Kelly was injured at the plate and Red Smith stole second in the mix. Bill Klem failed to call time as Kelly appeared injured. Bill Queal enters the five mile professional championship at Scotch games seeking the $100 prize after a strong NY Yale training run. The Braves head west in solid form with solid pitching expected. John Lawler and Bob Lucey criticize lack of shot put events at New England games.
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Cardinals Defeat Phillies 5 to 3 for Third Place
St. Louis beat Philadelphia 5 to 3 to move into third in the pennant race as Mayer left the mound in the eighth and Goodwin allowed eight safeties in six innings. Smith Miller and Hornsby doubled for the winners with Whitted homering and Lavender struggling on the mound.
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New Playground Teachers Assigned in Lexington
The Lexington playgrounds announce new staff assignments with Miss Mil dred Green supervising swimming at East Lexington and Miss Dorothy Teague directing folk dancing at Lexington Centre.
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Wrestling match at Braves Field stalls over time
The report covers Ed Lewis versus Zbyszko at Braves Field on July 4 with disputed timing of falls. Zbyszko won the first fall after 57 minutes 45 seconds, a 15 minute interval followed, Lewis won the second fall in 24 minutes 44 seconds, a 20 minute rest then a collision. Details on the final fall are unclear. Also notes social events and reservations.
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White Sox End Champs Boston Trip With 5-3 Win
Chicago beats World champions 5 to 3 to finish the series with Boston. Williams left early after a rough outing. Felsch and Risberg fueled Chicago offense with key hits while Shore took the loss for Boston.
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Red Sox Triumph Over White Sox in Opener
Chicago 0 1 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 53 Boston 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 8. Weaver Jackson Felsh Risberg Gardner Hooper prominent with runs. Walsh Gainer Hooper among Boston contributors. Shore struggles for pitching with 8 earned runs. Umpires Dineen and OLoughlin oversee a two hour, eight inning game finished in Boston’s favor.
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Scores from American Association games
Milwaukee beats Louisville 4 to 3 while Minneapolis defeats Toledo 13 to 38. Indianapolis tops St Paul 5 to 3 and Columbus shuts out Kansas City 4 to 0.
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Southern Association Scores From New Orleans Trip
New Orleans 2, Nashville 0 and Little Rock 4, Atlanta 0 top the Southern Association results. Birmingham Memphis Rain persists as unfinalized weather note.
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