Dodgers defeat Braves 3 2 at Ebbets Field
Dodgers beat the Braves 3 to 2 at Ebbets Field as Rabbit Maranville shines with shortstop work and Jess Barnes limits the Braves. The loss drops Stallings Warriors to second division, with key plays including Griffth two-base hit and multiple sacrifices and double plays noted in the box score.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Rabbit Maranville
Jess Barnes
Ebbets Field
Dodgers
Braves
Cubs Divide With Cards In Doubleheader
Chicago and St Louis split a twin bill with the Cubs taking the second game 6 to 3. Packard pitched well, four double plays and timely hitting backed off Seaton after two two-baggers and Smith’s home run. St Louis won the opener 5 6 to 1 as Doak yielded 10 hits and errors fueled two early St Louis assaults. Fischer was expelled after a heated exchange. Brav es and Dodgers details follow with multiple plays by Mowrey Wheat and Maranville noted in a strained, crowded box score style.
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St. Louis
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Cubs
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Seaton
Doak
Fischer
Braves
Jeff Pfeffer
Jess Barnes
Zach Wheat
Maranville
Mowrey
Wheat
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Johnston
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Barnes
Honey
Myers
Dodger
Boston
Collins
Magee
Hopper
Cutshaw
Dodgers
Pfeffer
Daubert
Evers
Brooklyn
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Giants Put It Over Phillies 4 2 In Philadelphia
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 as timely hits off Bender in the third inning sparked an offense. Rariden Robertson and Doyle drove in runs, Merkle homered for the second time in two days, and Burns added a sacrifice fly. Phillies had nine scattered hits.
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Quincy Cigar Ad Builds Fragrant Trail for Successors
An advertisement from Breslin and Campbell promotes Quincy cigarettes urging steady brand growth. It notes the product’s fragrant smoke-path and signals continued expansion as more brands glow the trail.
Holy Cross and Army play to seven inning tie
Holy Cross and the Army battled to a 6 to 6 tie in seven innings at West Point New York. Army pitcher Sarcka pitched well but received poor support as cadets committed 11 errors behind him.
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West Point
N. Y
Army Pulls Ahead In Seventh Inning Tug Of War
Army teams pressed Holy Cross in a late seventh inning, scoring three runs to take a 6 5 lead before Donnellan closed the frame. Saracka and McCarthy pitched, with Morgans and Wigglesworth reaching for multiple hits as the game ended under agreement after seven innings.
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McCarthy
Donnellan
Saracka
Final Rehearsal of Elijah Chorus Tonight
The great chorus for the postponed Elijah performance at Braves Field will hold its last rehearsal tonight. The postponement increases the number of rehearsals, and Damrosch claims a rain or shine concert remains feasible despite weather.
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Elijah
Braves Field
Damrosch
Quincy High Tops Brockton 3 to 2 After Protest
In a South Shore league game played yesterday afternoon Quincy High defeated Brockton High 3 to 2 after a protest over an umpire's call on McGrath at the plate for the tying run. Quincy ace Hoffies fanned 14 batters.
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Quincey
Quincy High
Brockton High
Brockton
McGrath
Hoffies
Quincy
Tufts Faces Middlebury in Season Opener at Tufts Oval
Tufts and Middlebury clash this afternoon in the first meeting of the season at Tufts Oval. Coach Slattery likely uses Krepps in the box for Medford, with the husky southpaw pitching well recently.
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Tufts
Middlebury
Tufts Oval
Slattery
Krepps
Medford
Husky
Salem High Beats Danvers High 9 to 3
Salem High defeated Danvers High 9 to 3 in Salem on May 31. It marked Salem's ninth win in 12 games this season.
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Salem
Salem High
Danvers High
Exeter Dominates Dual Meets As Connor Shapes Runners
The piece praises Exeter trainer George Connor for his strong influence in Exeter schoolboy and New Hampshire school track programs. It notes Keane Fitzpatrick’s lane stakes debate, and highlights rising sprinters Billy Moore Princeton and Willie Kyronen, plus challengers Bingham Riley Willcox. It mentions Fred Murray Stanford, Ted Meredith, Johnny Dundee and Benny Leonard in boxing and track context.
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Exeter
Jack Moakley
Cornell
Connor
Exeter Athletics
New Hampshire
Moakley
Keane Fitzpatrick
Billy ‘Bingham
Harvard
E. ©. Riley
Dartmouth
Westmore Willcox
Bingham
Meredith
Riley
Willcox
McFarland Beats Gibbons in Brighton Beach Bout
Packey McFarland defeats Long Fistic-Mike Gibbons by popular decision at Brighton Beach while Dave Deshler of Cambridge and McFarland box draw elsewhere. Jack Sheehan served as referee for the match at Cyclorama on Tremont Street.
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Packey McFarland
Brighton Beach
McFarland
Dave Deshler
Cambridge
Cyclorama
Tremont Street
Jack Sheehan
Worcester Academy track entry deadline and game rule debate
Scholastic entries for the Worcester Academy interscholastic track meet are due June 3 at 6 o clock. Send entries to G. N. Messer, Worcester Academy. In a recent dispute over a game A says five innings make a game while B argues that four and a half innings can count if the home team leads. otherwise five innings may be needed.
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Worcester Academy
G. N. Messer
Indians Again Trim Browns in Loose Game
Cleveland defeats St Louis 10 to 5 to pull even with Washington for first place. Hartley hit four times in four at bats. six runs came in the sixth inning after Groom was relieved. Davenport allowed eight hits and six runs in two innings.
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Davenport
Hartley
Esane
Graney
Turner
Coves
Speaker
Smith
Rf Wee
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Howard
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Mitchell
Cenes
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E Shotton
Seeee Johanson
Eens aCrandall
Lavan
Reds Win Out In 16 Innings In Pittsburgh
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg 5 to 2 in 16 innings as a sequence of hits walks and three errors produced the deciding runs. The Reds led 1–0 in the first and 2–0 in the sixth before Pittsburgh tied it with three hits and a sacrifice in the sixth. In the 16th Griffith doubled and scored on errors, Herzog drew a base on balls and later scored with Mitchell, while Herzog also crossed on a sacrifice fly by Louden.
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Clarke
Smith
Miller
eRan
Viox
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Pittsburg
Griffith
Neale
Herzog
Chase
Louden
Schultz
Wingo
Wagner
Johnston
Reds
Pirates
Pitcher duel ends in 16 innings with tied stats
Off Toney 8 hits 2 runs and Miller 11 hits 1 run in 16 innings. Toney fans 10 while Miller fans 7. Hit by pitch faces Smith, Neale, Her zog. Umpires Klem and Emslie. Time not clearly printed.
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Miller
Smith
Neale
Herzog
Klem and Emslie
Outing for Old Timers by Athletes Association
The Old Time Athletes' Association holds its third annual outing at John O'Brien's farm in Holliston on Sunday July 13. Representing towns include Natick Holliston Worcester Lynn Boston and nearby areas.
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Old Time Athletes’ Association
John O’brien
Holliston
Natick
Worcester
Lynn
Boston
Town athletic day showcases old timers speed and endurance
The event features open competitions beside the annual ball game between Boston and Natick. The committee includes President B. B. Osthues, Vice President Arthur Duffey and Treasurer George V. Brown.
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Boston
Natick
B. B. Osthues
Arthur Duffey
George V. Brown
Holy Cross Defeats Tufts In Tennis Meet At Tufts
Holy Cross swept Tufts in a tennis meet held yesterday afternoon at Tufts. The Crusaders won most singles matches and captured one doubles set. Tufts captain Lane was the lone Tufts player to take a set, teaming with Lee for Tufts’ only doubles victory.
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Tufts
Lane
Lee
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