Braves Move Up to Third After 3-1 Win Over Reds
Dick Rudolph starred in Cincinnati as the Braves beat the Reds 3 to 1. Sherwood Magee delivered a decisive triple and Joe Connolly added two hits. The Braves extended a hot streak, climbing in the standings and planning a double header in Boston.
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Sherwood Magee
Maranville
Braves
McKenny
Rudolph
Herzog
Schmidt
Smith
Jos Connolly
Magee
Red Smith
Boston
Gowdy
Killifer
Champs
Davenport
Jess Barnes
Rain Stops 50 Mile Pace Race at Revere Cycle Track
Rain halted the 50 mile motor paced event at Revere Cycle Track in the 25th mile. George Wiley of Syracuse led by a half lap when stopped and won the diamond medal, with Elmer Collins of Lynn second and Bobby Walthour of Atlanta third after a wheel change. Carman of Jamaica, L I fell after a puncture and was unconscious briefly. Other races completed with winners listed, including Wiley and Collins in the fifty mile pace.
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Revere
George Wiley
Syracuse
N. Y
Emer Collins
Lynn
Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Clarence Carman
Jamaica
L. I. Carman
J. Barry
W. Lane
J. B. Rollins
J. Fardig
8. Williams
F. Drobach
D. Connolly
P. Cutter
W. Capit
P. Logan
H. McPartland
L. Collins
T. Connolly
T. Sullivan
Elmer Collins
Robert Walthour
Bartfield to Box in Boston Bout at Atlas A. A.
Brooklyn welterweight Soldier Bartfield makes his Boston debut in a 12 round bout against Mike Glover of South Boston at the Atlas A. A. next Tuesday night. Bartfield beat Mike Gibbons in a disputed 10 round affair and seeks another big win to secure top matches.
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Bartfield
Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston
Mike Glover
South Boston
Atlas A
Glover
Red Sox Entertain Braves as Pennant Race Heats Up
Amid a busy slate the Red Sox stalled the Braves while Regal Rudolph led Cincinnati to a one run win. Fenway Park saw five hit games, six double plays, and a record crowd as umpire Connolly received a loving cup. Larry Gardner and Ty Cobb emerge as Shriners ahead of Aleppo Temple Day with 300+ expected at Fenway for Sox vs Tigers.
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
Stallings
Ball Park
Rudolph
Sherwood Magee
Sherwood
Reds
Cincinnati
McKenny
Herzogs
Boston
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Stallings’ Tribe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
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Fenway Park
Shore
Scott
White Sox
Connolly
Natick
Aleppo
Jake Morse
Larry Gardner
Mt. Sinai Temple
Montpelier
Ty Cobb
Red Sox
Tigers
Umpire Guidance and Notices From Caledonian Picnic To Baseball Q&A
A collection of sports notes and letters: handicap events at Caledonian picnic August 7 with entries noted for Thomas Grieve. reader questions on umpire calls a batter on balls and safe vs out rulings. major league umpire instructions on a left handed batter baserunning. Boston Athletic Association address. annual Boston Light swim details. Philadelphia Cincinnati doubleheader scores. Red Sox six of seven bet dispute. fielding error vs hit. and Jefferies fight scheduling with Armstrong and O Donnell clarifications.
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North Abington
Thomas Grieve
Kilby Street
Ww. J
Hanover
E. Beeson
California
J. FE. H
East Wiiton
Rose Pitnof
F. McC
Watertown
Emen
Boston Athletic Association
Exeter Street
Boston
George W. Brown
Ludlow
L. Street Swimming Club
J. F
M. Mee
Park and Recreation Department
East
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Red Sox
Th. A
James J. Jeffries
Bob Armstrong
Steve O'Donnell
Joe Lannon
O’donnell
Jeffries
Armstrong
N W Niles Beats W M Johnston in Key Longwood Tennis Match
At Longwood yesterday N W Niles former Massachusetts singles champion defeated W M Johnston the California star in a four set bout witnessed by a large crowd. Williams and Seaver also won their matches in straight sets as the Fourth Round progress continued.
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Boston
Longwood
N. W. Niles
Massachusetts
W. M. Johnston
California
Niles
R. N. Williams
Maurice McLoughlin
G. P. Gardner, Jr
Williams
Fettle
G. C. Caner
Harvard
Philadelphia
R. C. Seaver
Caner
Seaver
Robert Leroy
Craig Biddle
Johnston
Mrs Ferrin and Mrs Carey Win Duxbury Golf Event
Duxbury July 28. The ladies four ball best ball handicap tournament at Duxbury Golf Club was won by Mrs Charles Ferrin and Mrs Carey. Miss Harriet Ellison and Miss Maisie Nash were one point behind in the final score.
Scores Report From Evening Baseball Action
Atlanta beat Little Rock 4 1 Chattanooga edged Birmingham 2 2 in 12 innings called on account of darkness New Orleans defeated Nashville 4 3.
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Atlanta
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Doubleheader Triumph for New Bedford in Colonial League
New Bedford won both games in a July doubleheader against Springfield by scores of 8–0 and 2–0. Jiggs Theenarne led batting with a home run and key hits, while Dukette paced fielding. In Hartford, Demoe and Gaudette starred as Pawtucket edged Hartford 5–2 with solid defense and timely hits.
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Springfield
Jiggs Theenarne
Dukette
Hartford
Gearin
Pawtucket
A.E. Demoe
Gaudette
Ch'lnard
HellfriMi
Houck
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Collins
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Linder
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Ampre
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Phillips
Justin
McLeod
P. Smith
Woodman
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Twombly Sent to Richmond by Cincinnati Club
George Twombley, utility outfielder for Cincinnati, has been released to the Richmond club of the International league. He will join Richmond tomorrow.
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Braves
Jesse Barnes
Stallings’ Tribe
Ragan
Hughes
Davis
Cincinnati
George Twombley
Richmond
Twombley
Brockton 5 New Haven 4 Ninth inning rally seals win
Brockton scores five in the final frame to edge New Haven 5 to 4. Frasier Hogan Soper Edwards Doherty Courtney Senno Speraw Peters tally for Brockton while Murphy Jacobson Stolen bases Menosky Murphy Senna Speran highlight late offense.
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Brockton
New Haven
Frasier
Hogan
Soper
Edwards
Doherty
Courtney
Senno
Speraw
Peters
Kiley
Jacobson
Menosky
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Friedrich
Walsh
Homer
Weeden
Vumpire
Buckley
Conn
Brock
NEW Haven BH
Demp'’y
Fr'der
E Homer
Herree Somers
Ee Ee Totels
McIlwane Wins Ekwanoke Golf Qualifier
Archibald G. McIlwane of Hartford Conn. shot 74 to win low score in the qualifying round for the first president's cup at Ekwanok Country Club Manchester Vt. The field of 112 included 32 advancing to match play after a high qualifying score of 88 percent while Fred G. Herreshoff of Garden City failed to advance with 92.
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Manchester
Archibald G. McIlwane
Hartford
Conn
Ekwanok Country Club
Fred G. Herreshoff
Garden City
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