White Sox visit Fenway in clash with Red Sox in season preview
Baseball notes preview a Boston Fenway Park showdown with Chicago White Sox stars Eddie Collins Shoeless Joe Jackson and Buck Weaver keying a sharper infield while Babe Ruth and Ed Cicotte duel on opening day. Boston aims to reel in Chicago after recent Tigers series and strong play edging Philadelphia and Washington.
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Joe” Jackson
Charlie Comiskey
Fenway Park
Babe Ruth
Dutch Leonard
Eddie Cicotte
White Sox
Buck Weaver
Ban Johnson
Chicago
Weaver
Jimmie Collins
Windy City
Undefeated Rider to Race at Revere Cycle Track
Percy Lawrence, unbeaten this season, and sole motor paced follower in the NCA, battles Madonna and Herbert over 20 miles at Revere. Lawrence substitutes for Walthour who took a warm weather layoff. Card also features a junior 10 mile race with Keenan Cupit and MacKenzie and extra ticket windows to ease seating rush.
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Revere
Madonna
Herbert
Lawrence
Walthour
Beach Oval
Keenan
Cupit
MacKenzie
Butler
C. C. A. Cigar Appeals to Loyal Cuban Patrons
A vintage ad praising the C. C. A. Cigar highlights its sunlit Cuban garden origins, tropical scents, and handmade craft. The copy urges readers to request the brand from their dealer to win over new customers.
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Cuba
C. C.A
Reds Clean Up the Dodgers
Cincinnati wins the series with Brooklyn 7 to 2 for a fourth straight victory. Rath homered in the first inning as Marquard suffers a severe leg injury mid game and must leave the field.
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REDS
Dodgers
Cardinals Beat Phillies Four Straight 6 1 in St Louis
St Louis won the game 6 to 1 extending their streak over Philadelphia. Doak was touched but supported by sharp plays including Heathcote’s running one hander that robbed Baird of a home run. Prendergast had a late substitution and several players contributed in offense and defense.
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Philadelphia
Doak
Heathcote
Baird
AB. R
A. B. Stotthy
Miller
Apt Stock
Hornsby
Harvard Club cancels special train to Yale boat race
The Harvard Club abandons its annual special train to follow the Harvard Yale boat race on the Thames due to high rail costs. Watching the rowing classic would cost $2 per minute, forcing Crimsons rooters to skip attendance. The H A A will run its usual observation train for those who still wish to go.
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Harvard Club
Thames
Crimpson
BC High Cubs Ready for St Anselm Test
Boston College High undefeated nine coach Johnny Lane orders a final workout at Euastice street playground before the St Anselm game tomorrow at University Heights Newton. The team will meet St Anselm in a return clash Saturday at Manchester New Hampshire.
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Johnny Lane
Boston College High
Euastice Street
University Heights
Newton
St. Anselm
Manchester
N. H
Hoffner Leads in National Open Golf Debut at Brae-Burn
Charles H. Hoffner of the Philmont Club, a 22 year old from Philadelphia area, shot 72 to lead the opening round of the national open at Brae-Burn Country Club West Newton. He beat many notable pros including Bowden Tellier Hagen and Evans Jr with a record-tying score, while Bowden and Tellier followed one behind. The field of 132 will continue in the second 18 and the top 64 will qualify for the final 36 holes tomorrow in a two-day event.
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Brae-Burn Country Club
West Newton
Charles H. Hoffner
Philmont Club
Tom McNamara
Mike Brady
Oakley Country Club
Louis Tellier
Brae Burn
Francis Ouimet
Woodland
Jim Barnes
St. Louis
Walter Hagen
Charles Evans, Jr
Chicago
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Boston
George Te. Bowden
Tedesco Country Club
Bowden
Commonwealth Country Club
Brae-Burn
Michael J. Brady
Francis Quinet
Brookline
Harry Vardon
Edward Ray
Wilfrid Reid
Wilmington Club
McNamara
Alex Ross
Erae-Burn Club
Detroit
Barnes
Ross
Otto Hackbarth
Cincinnati
Tom Mulgrew
Hackensack
N. J
Pat Doyle
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton
Ouimet
John G. Anderson
Siwanoy Club
New York
Jesse P. Guilford
Fred J. Wright
Albemarle
Sunset Hill
Pat J. Doyle
Deal
Oakland Hills
Emmett French
York
Fred McLeod
Columbia
Jock Hutchinson
Glen View
James West
Rockaway Hunt
Alex Cunningham
Wheeling
Harry Hampton
H. ©. Lagerblade
Youngstown
Max Gerard
Hyde Park
John Cowan
Stockbridge
John Anderson
Siwanoy
Tom Kerrigan
W. V. Hoare
Tedesco
W. ©. Sherwood
Mound Builders
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Druid Hills
Bert Nichols
Belmont Spring
John Black
Claremont
George Fotheringham
Glen Cove
William D. Robinson
Philadelphia C. C
Gil Nichols
Bob McDonald
Indian Hill
George Low
Baltusrol
George McLean
Great Neck
Fred J
Canausa
Oakridge
Jack Gordon
Buffalo
William Ogz
Atlanta
Isaac Mackie
Canoe Brook
Harry Cowie
Tate Springs
Fred J. Wright, Jr
Tom Boyd
Fox Hills
E. T. Woban
Essex County
Wilfred E. Reid
Wilmington
Matt Campbell
R. Dez
Pierce
C. A. Hackney
Atlantic City
Scottie Rolson
Olean
John Bredemus
James Macgregor
Agawam Hunt
J. N. Manning
John Elphick
Hartford
Alex Campbell
Baltimore
P. W. Whittemore
George Sargent
Interlaken
Arthur B. Reid
Blind Brook
F. C. Newton
Carl Anderson
Bronxville
James Crossan
Wheatley Hills
Jon Lally
Brockton
Hugh Gordon
Rhode Island
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Sylvester
St. Albans
A. G. Espinoza
San Jose
Charles Burgess
Robney W. Brown
Frank @. Gilmore
Augusta
Jack Beckett
Yountakaha
Tom Dean
Merrimac Valley
Alex Pirie
North Shore
Lawrence
A. J. Sanderson
Sleepy Hollow
George M. Gordon
Wannamossett
William. Mehlhorn
Oak Park
Jack Dowling
Scardale
L. P. Paton
Homestead
Harry Bowler
Winchester
Harold D. Lake
James Shard, Jr
Paoli
Ralph H. Wales
Chestnut Hill
John J. Shea
Kernwood
Eugene McCarthy
Charlotte
Ralph Thomas
Weston
Alex I. Chisholm
Portland
T. H. Ellis
Island
Walter Howe
Tatnuck
Wilbur Oaks
Bloomfield Hills
D. J. Sawyer
A. W. Capper
Richmond County
Dan Cooper
Colonia
Willie Dow
Herbert Strong
Engineers
J. Dumphy
Donald Vinton
Plymouth
F. H. Hoyt
W. E. Smith
James Kaye
Wollaston
Harold B. Block
J. Bayne, Jr
Karl B. Mosser
W. ©. Gordon
P. B. Murphy
Salem
Willie Park
Mount Bruno
G. H. Pushee
George Norrie
South Orange
Jack Gillies
William
Philmont
George L. Bowden
Commonwealth
M. J. Brady
Oakley
Yankees Acquire Al Wickland in Trade Deal
New York announced it has obtained outfielder Al Wickland from St. Paul in exchange for a Yankees player to be named later. Wickland previously played for Cincinnati Chicago and Boston Nationals.
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al Wickland
St. Paul
American Association
Wickland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston Nationals
Arlington High Baseball Schedule with Three Upcoming Games
Arlington High School is set to play Boston Trade School at Spy Pond Athletic Field in Arlington this afternoon. Tomorrow afternoon Arlington meets Wakefield High School in Wakefield, then faces Melrose High School in Melrose next Friday for the league finale of the Mystic Valley Interscholastic Baseball League.
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Arlington High School
Boston Trade School
Spy Pond
Arlington
Arlington Nine
Wakefield High School
Wakefield
Melrose High School
Melrose
Crew Arrives to Prepare for Tomorrow's Race
The day brought arrival of the crew and Dr. Denny who oversees them. Dr. Denny will stay on site until after the race to ensure readiness.
Golf Team Match Set At Lexington Club
Lexington in team match at the Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington next Saturday afternoon opens a series against the Wellesley Country Club. The return clash is scheduled at Wellesley Hills on September 6.
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Lexington Golf Club
North Lexington
Wellesley Country Club
Wellesley Hills
Seibold Gets Indian Scalp
A baseball game report notes Seibold was hit by a batted ball. In the ninth, Dbatteé scored for zmann. CO and Thomas began a rally in the sixth. Witt doubled. Roth legged out a three-base hit. Johnston stole a base. Grover sacrificed. Dugan lined a sac fly. A double play featured F Thomas to Perkins to Burns. Chapman to Wambsganes to Johnston. Seibold issued five bases on balls and hit a batter while fanning four hitters. Enzmann struck out twice.
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Cheney
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Neale
Sallee
Rath
Bressler
Mitchell
Prendergast
St Tanig Soos
Philadelphia
Doak
Jacoba
Smith
Jacobs
Adams
Zmann
cRan
Thomas
Cleveland
Witt
Roth
Johnston
Grover
Dugan
F. Thomas
Perkins
Burns
Chapman
Wambsganes
Seibold
Enzmann
Cleveland Today
Athletics
Pitt
Walker
Seeees
Graney
A. B. Chapman
Speaker
F Smith
Gardner
Teaeeee O'Neil
Lexington High to Close Season vs West Roxbury Nine
Lexington High School completes its season with a game against West Roxbury High School at Lexington Athletic Field tomorrow at 8 30 p.m. The student body will attend to cheer the home nine. Faculty Manager Lewis W Newell leads the Lexington squad.
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Lexinton High
West Roxbury High School
Lexington
Lewis W. Newell
Lexington High School
Harvard Crew Races Under Perfect Thames Conditions
Coach Haines directed Harvard crews in a double session at Red Top Connecticut with the freshman and second varsity outfits pacing over the course. The varsity led by a quarter length late in the four mile test finishing in 21 18 as the freshmen raced back to the docks. The afternoon event saw the second varsity edge the freshman eight by about a half length on the upper two miles despite a dead tide and light headwind. One crew returned to Boston tonight while another member, Captain Batchelder, remained sidelined by a knee injury from Saturday’s baseball game.
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Red Top
Conn
Thames
Haines
Varsity
Boston
Batchelder
Cambridge
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