Braves edge Cards in tense early season tilt at Walpole Street
In a tight 2 1 tilt the Braves capitalized on late defense lapses by the Cardinals. Dan Griner shut the Braves to one hit until a ninth inning rally produced the winning run as Lefty Tyler stole the show with a daisy cutter and Maranville scored on a misplayed play. The Cards battled back with Huggins and Magee producing early hits but the Rabbit and Griner held them in check until Boston crossed the plate in the final frames.
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Walpole Street
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Cards Rally Ends in Loss as Braves Tie and Win
Maranville's throw and Joe’s accurate heave erased Dressen at second base. Lee Magee and Dressen miscalculated on safeties while Devore sparked a late rally by the Cards. An eighth inning altercation sent Magee to the bench as Miller Huggins faced further pressure from Braves tactics.
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Disputed Sports Bets Stir Bangor Benefit Plans
Prominent athletes rally for the Andy Sock Alex benefit in Bangor Maine on August 22 to raise funds amid Willie Ritchie’s boxing setback. Notables Gaston Strobino Jim Thorpe How ard Drew and others pledge appearances while race plans with W R Applegarth shift.
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Bangor
Gaston Strobino
Stockholm
Jim Thorpe
Howard Drew
Drew
Braves Coach Plans Fenway Park Showdown After Warmer Battle
President Gaffney announced Saturday's game would be played at Fenway Park following a heated contest. A telegram sought National League approval, while catcher Brooks G. Ellison from the Braves was sent to the Lowell in the New England League for further seasoning.
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Fenway Park
Heidler
National League
Brooks G. Ellison
Braves
Georgia Military College
Lowell
New England
Local driving park mark lowered to 2 12 by The Midget
Northampton July 30 The track record at the driving park fell to 2 12 as The Midget won the last day of the Short Ship Circuit meeting All four races used straight heats Clara Walker captured the 2 17 pace for a $500 stake her fifth win in as many starts and by judges permission the 2 15 trot went to J D S winner of the two heats easily
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Gasolene Gus Learns a Road Lesson in Comics
Gasolene Gus discovers road safety tips in a Sunday comic feature to be printed in The Post next week. The lesson emphasizes caution near streets and pedestrian awareness for young readers.
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Braves to Play at Fenway Park
Secretary Nickerson of the Boston Nationals announced all arrangements are complete for a Braves versus St Louis Cardinals game at Fenway Park this Saturday.
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Ames Stops Giants as Reds Win Game
New York were shut out 2 to 0 by Leon Ames after nine straight Cincinnati wins. Mathewson pitched well for New York but a crucial error and timely plays by Cincinnati in the ninth sealed the game. Clark doubled for Cincinnati and Ames bunted leading to the decisive run, Daniels and Herzog driving in the scoring strike.
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Police Teams Battle for Title in Lowell Series
The Lowell and Newton police baseball teams duel for the Massachusetts Police Baseball League championship. Game one is at Lowell today, game two at Newton on August 5. A possible tiebreaker would be held at Fenway Park in August.
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New York
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