Dodgers rally to defeat Cardinals 9 to 5 in Brooklyn
Brooklyn erased a five run lead by scoring four in the eighth and nine to five over St Louis. Marquard pitched the ninth to close out the victory as Hornsby Olson and Johnston featured with late hitting and a running catch.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cardinals
Coombs
Superbas
Steele
Jasper
Dell
Stengel
Daubert
Wheat
Marquard
Hornsby
Olson
Johnston
Bescher
aRan
Wilson
Muller
McCarty
Cutshaw
Johnson
Cop
Delly
Roff Marquard
Byron and
Quigley
R.aeeu
A. E Daubert
Myers
AB. R. BH
Gonzales
Smith
F. Miller
Ceeses Wilson
Fecceeses
Snyder
C Seesseses
Betzel
Cceeeses Steele
P Ceesseess
eLong
Moving Sports Scene Promises Bitter Series And Big Matches
Durreys 0PORTS overview notes Cubs surrender to Miller Huggins Cardinals in a tense series opener. Wrestlers chase Frank Gotch's title while Joe Stecher leads after Strangler Lewis. Ever Hammer vs Johnny O Leary headlines boxing. Wakefield Little River events spark local travel and competition. Track and marathon stars Tom Halpin and Clarence DeMar train for Newark and Caledonian events with rivals like Joe Higgins and Irwin Mahl in play.
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Frank Gotch
Joe Stecher
Strangler Lewis
Omaha
Neb
Marston to Meet Wheeler in President's Cup Final
In Manchester Vermont Max Well R. Marston of Baltusrol and Nathan Wheeler of Brooklawn, a former Yale golfer, advance to the final round at the Ekwanok Country Club for the first president's cup. Marston won 3 up with Campbell of Agawam and Wheeler beat Worthington of Shawnee to reach the final.
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Manchester
Max Well R. Marston
Baltusrol
Nathan Wheeler
Brooklawn
Yale
Ekwanek Country Club
Marston
N. S. Campbell
Agawam Country Club
Campbell
Wheeler
Worthington
Shawnee
Two Shoots Today in Lexington and Lincoln
Lexington Minute Men Rifle Club will host a qualification shoot for the National Rifle Association marksman’s course this afternoon. Middlesex Rifle Club also holds its weekly shoot in the same region.
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Lexington
Lincoln
Lexington Minute Men Rifle Club
National Rifle Association
Middlesex Rifle Club
Longwood women's singles date and bout decision notes
The reader requests the September date for the women singles at Longwood. He notes a dispute over the Britton Griffiths bout with A claiming no contest and B asserting a draw, while referee Donohue ruled a draw. He asks for September track meet slate or where to obtain it and cites Alvin Kraenzlein's 24 foot 4 1⁄2 inch college broad jump record from 1899.
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Longwood
Donohue
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridgeport
Alvin Kraenzlein
Worthington
Hartzell Released To Baltimore After Miller Recall
Roy Hartzell veteran outfielder of the New York Americans is released to the Baltimore club of the International league after New York recalls Elmer Miller from Baltimore. Hartzell began in the American league with St Louis in 1903 and joined the Yankees in 1911.
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New York
Roy Hartzell
New York Americans
Baltimore
Elmer Miller
Hartzell
St. Louis
Yankees
Braves Field Hosts Double Header With Cardinals
Braves Field will stage a double header this afternoon between the Braves and St. Louis Cardinals. The first game is set for 1 30 p.m. A band concert will start at 12 30 p.m.
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Braves Field
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants Beat Reds in Ten Inning 3 2 Victory
New York wins a ten inning game over Cincinnati 3 to 2 after wild pitches by Benton and an error by Herzog. Burns starts the 10th with a single and scores as Schultz wild pitches.
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Schultz
New York
Cincinnati
Benton
Herzog
Burns
Clark
Doyle
Griffith
Mitchell
cRan
Fisher
Chase
Rousch
Robertson
Merkle
Neale
Neale Doyle
Poh
Kauff
Fisecese & Merkle
Sane
Lobert
Griffiths
aLouden Heneee Ee Huhn
Tee Chase
Tigers Shut Out Senators in Detroit Victory
Detroit defeated Washington 3 to 0 in a game that gave the Tigers four straight wins over the Nationals. All runs came on sacrifice flies as Dubuc earned the win in a pitching matchup across the four-game series.
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Washington
Nationals
Dubuc
Bush
Burns
Cobb
Veach
Crawford
Oousine Young
McKee
Sveccees Dubuc
Washington AB. R
O Morgan
Foster
Milan
Rice
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Gharrity
Acosta
Sevees
Henry
Snneeades
McBride
Ayers
Saeneweaee Dumont
Moeller
Taeeee
Morgan
Dumont
Dubue
Connolly
Owens
Johnson bans bands at games in American League parks
President Johnson ordered bands to cease playing during games in American League parks after a protest from Cleveland over an umpire's ruling at the Indians’ park. He said fans come to see baseball and music is allowed between innings but not during play. He will instruct umpires to enforce the limit.
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Chicago
Johnson
Cleveland Club
O'Loughlin
Indians
O’loughlin
Braves Defeat Cubs 2 to 1 in Tight Ball Game
The Braves edged the Cubs 2 to 1 as Art Nehf held Chicago in check with clean left handed pitching. Henry Gowdy drove in a run and Maranville, Gowdy, and Snodgrass starred in defense and offense amid errors from Evers and Maranville.
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Fred Snodgrass
Cubs
A. Nehf
Rabbit Maranville
Zim
Braves
Nehl
Cy Williams
Nehf
Flack
Williams
Henry Gowdy
Zeider
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Evers
Gowdy
Fischer
Wortman
Chicago
Saier
Cub
Snodgrass
Wilhoit
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Mann
Sater
Knabe
Boston
Maranyville
Wee
Magee
Smith
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Tate
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aArcher
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Zimmerman
Wee Kelly
Leoneee
See
McConnell
P Teeee c
Hendrix
Seaton
Browns Beat Athletics 8 to 6 in St Louis game
St Louis swept the five game series with Philadelphia winning 8 to 6. King doubled and Shotton Sisler homered with King, Shotton, Lawry stealing bases. Pitchers Sheehan Groom Koob allowed seven to eleven runs. Umpires Nallin Evans. Time 1h 45m.
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Philadelphia
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Shotton
Sisler
Johnson
Lawry
Austin
Pratt
Strunk
Groom
Koob
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Evans
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Sister
Peter
Marsans
E. Walsh
Rise
Lajoie
Sete McInnis
Tae
Witt
McElwee
Picinich
O Sheehan
English Field Day at St George Games
A seven team soccer tournament and multiple track events will headline the English field day at Caledonia Grove under the Sons and Daughters of St George and the St George A A. Today features amateur events 100 and 220 yard dashes miler and three mile runs plus professional 100 and 220 yard dashes and mile relay. Additional athletic games and English sports are planned.
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Sons and Daughters of St. George
St. George A. A
Caledonia Grove
Summer golf draws crowds in Lexington Arlington Concord
Summer golf shows growing interest with tournaments slated this afternoon at Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington, Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights, and Concord Country Club off Old Road to Nine Acre Corner. An 18 hole handicap medal play is set at Lexington, and a best ball event at Concord follows the same theme.
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Lexington
Arlington
Concord
Lexington Golf Club
Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
Concord Country Club
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
Gossip for Motorists Highlights and Meetings
Graham Lowrie welcomes his first born a daughter. D H Lang of White Company visits Boston branch, hosted by J S Hathaway. Packard workers begin Plattsburg military training August 10 for four weeks with pay plus vacation. Henshaw Motor hosts dinner for C W Matheson of Dodge Brothers. Baker visits Boston and praises Cadillac Eight cross country trip of 3471 miles in 7 days 11 hours 52 minutes.
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Cleveland
Cape
D. H. Lang
White Company
Boston
J.S. Hathaway
Packard Motor Car Company
Plattsburg
N. Y
Henshaw Motor Company
Somerset
C. W. Matheson
Dodge Brothers
Cannonball” Baker
Los Angeles
New York
Albion Ju. Danforth
Cadillac Automobile Company of
Cadillac
Koroni wins in 2 15 trot at Bay State short ship meeting
Koroni a bay gelding owned by John O Reay of Boston and driven by Harry Brusie captured the 2:15 trot at the Bay State short ship meeting in straight heats with purse of 500 dollars. Baron Miriam won the 2:17 pace and Sir Todd II. took the 2:30 trot.
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Koroni
John O. Reay
Boston
Harry Brusie
Baron Miriam
Sir Todd II
B. G
Kavalli
Sip Marque GR Gtigey Nias
Scarfe
Leo Perrin
Kingsley
Aed
Ull
Peter Piper
Pitman
Epario
Ferngo
Frank Dewey
Clayton B
Sir Odd IL
Br. B
Sir Todd C
O’ Donnell
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Sisie
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Br. m
Bingen Boy
Southern Association scores and results update
New Orleans beat Atlanta 3 to 1 and Nashville defeated Memphis 4 to 0 in the first game. In the second game Birmingham shut out Mobile 6–0 and Little Rock edged Chattanooga 6–5.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Mobile
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Hank Gowdy Fined For Tossing Up Cap
Henry Gowdy of the Braves was fined five dollars after tossing his cap in the air during Thursday's game, one of several Braves and Cubs players cited by umpires for offenses against the officials.
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Hank Gowdy
Braves
Cub
Henry Gowdy
Henry
Tener
Yankees Beat White Sox 5 to 3 in Chicago
Shawkey pitched nine innings of near no hit ball until the eighth as the Yankees defeated the White Sox 5 3. Elmer Miller rejoined the club with three hits and two RBIs while Chicago pitcher Urban Faber appeared in relief in the ninth after Cicotte departed. Jack Ness fell ill in the seventh.
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Schalk
Murphy
Yankees
Shawkey
White Sox
Elmer Miller
Jack Ness
Urban Faber
Cicotte
Sth
Lapp
Faber New York
Nunamaker
Felschi
Gerleon
Mille
Weaver
E. Collins
Fournier
Williams
Anal
Wiliams
Faber
Illiams
Dineen
New England Featherweights Up For Boxers Matchups
The New York manager for Willie Jackson and Jack Sayles plots bouts against Young Britt and Al Delmont at 124 or 122 ringside with forfeit posted. Valgar, Vatlin, and other New England fighters are named, while O’Brien vs O’Leary is corrected in Rochester papers. The note also cites war time guarantees ending and Britt’s eye stitches removed.
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New York
Willie Jackson
Jack Sayles
Johnny Ertle
Kid Williams
Jackson
Sayles
Britt
al Delmont
Bostonians
Armory A. A
Eddie Campi
Frankie Burns
Louisianna
Benny Kaufmann
Johnny Kilbane
Frankie Brown
Battling Reddy
Jabez White
Albany
Alf Mansfield
England
Johnny Fissee
New Orleans
George Thompson
Frisco
Ertle
Rochester
Johnny O'Leary
Buffalo
Shamus O'Brien
O’brien
O’leary
Rochester Commercial
Rochester Herald
O'Leary
Ever Hammer
Chicago
Phillies Beat Pirates 5 to 2 in Philadelphia
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 2 as Jacobs exited in the second inning. Bender settled in after Wagner scored on a triple and Hinchman’s single. The Phillies added three more runs in the second with walks and three singles, then Stock’s bunt and Good’s fly scoring. Cooper relieved and shutout the Pirates thereafter.
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Jacobs
Pittsburg
Bender
Wagner
Hinchman
Cooper
Niehoff
Stock
Good
AB. R
Paskett
Niehof
Whitted
Luderus
Bancroft
Burns
See Bender
AB. R. BH. TB
Baird
Carey
Yarmer
Costello
Johnston
Schmidt
C . Oa
P Sense
P . Senee
Schultz
Enone
Klem
Winsiie
Lawn Party Sports At St Bridget’s Church
Lexington youth athletes enter several events in the annual lawn party feature at St. Bridget’s Church on Massachusetts Avenue this afternoon.
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St. Bridget’s Church
Massachusetts Avenue
Lexington
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